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Hong Kong has been put on notice that President Xi Jinping is coming to town in July, and our paramilitary police force are preparing for war against all who might object to his heavenly presence. If you thought the operation to protect Zhang Dejiang was overkill, well you haven’t seen anything yet. Communist mouthpieces, masquerading […]
Author Archives: Richard Scotford
Richard is a freelance writer and long term resident of Hong Kong. He has a Master's Degree in Chinese Studies from CUHK and describes himself as a noisy muser on all things China. He has travelled extensively in Western China and once owned a trekking lodge high on the Tibetan border. He has a raw style of Opinion Journalism, with special interests in the South China Seas and deciphering Hong Kong's Localist/Independence groups.
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