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WANTED FOR GENOCIDE, TYRANNY, AGGRESSION & BIO-TERRORISM
For crimes against humanity, crimes of aggression, genocide against Uyghurs, Tibetans, and Hongkongers, for corruption, bribery, theft and fraud on industrial scale, for every fentanyl death & 30 million pandemic deaths.🗞️
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
Never Forget 11.11
Siege of CUHK start (HK 2019).
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Read more: hongkongfp.com/2019/11/11/ho…
#StandwithHongKong
#中大保衛戰
Free Au Kam San.
A court in Macao, a special administrative region of China, has sentenced former lawmaker and democracy activist Au Kam San to 12.5 years in prison on baseless national security charges.
The sentence, which could keep Au in prison until he’s past 80, is both outrageous and cruel.
hrw.org/news/2026/11/09/maca…
Hong Kong #OTD 7 yrs ago: The start of the 5-day Siege of CUHK.
Major "Three Strikes" and Lunchtime Protests across HK.
A traffic cop shoots two protesters point-blank with his gun for no discernable reason. A petty riot cop douses vigil candles. Escalating tensions.
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
Joshua Wong shows the flame of freedom is still alive in Hong Kong.
Xi Jinping runs scared of those who believe in free speech. Today his puppet Hong Kong courts added 10 years to Wong’s sentence.
We must all be a voice for those the Chinese Communist Party seeks to silence.
Joshua Wong, one of Hong Kong's best-known pro-democracy activists, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Thursday in a fresh national security prosecution brought while he was already serving time behind bars.
Wong, who has been imprisoned since November 2020, was due to be released in January 2027, having been sentenced to four years and eight months for conspiracy to commit subversion in the landmark Hong Kong 47 case. But on June 6, 2025, national security police arrested him again, inside Stanley Prison, and charged him with conspiracy to collude with foreign forces.
We urge the international community to demand Joshua Wong's immediate release and hold Hong Kong and Chinese officials accountable for their ongoing repression. The world must not stay silent as Hong Kong's pro-democracy voices are silenced.
thecfhk.org/hong-kong-senten…
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
“The only thing I worry about is that people will forget Hong Kong.”
Those are #JoshuaWong’s words, in this important article by @dannydvincent
We must make sure that people never forget Hong Kong or Joshua Wong
#FreeJoshuaWong #FreeHongKong
theguardian.com/world/2026/n…
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
So now, there just are two: one each in Mongkok and Tuen Mun. 😔
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元朗光榮冰室被釘牌 食環署：屢違《食物業條例》須即停業
//食環署發言人指，有關食肆經營者因違例事項，今年 8 月 8 次被法庭定罪、罰款 4000 元，署方根據違例記分制...取消牌照...光榮冰室是黃店，在反修例運動期間表態支持運動，並在餐廳貼有文宣//
thecollectivehk.com/%e5%85%8…
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
International soccer star @KMbappe should not apologize for calling Mao Zedong a dictator. Mao was a dictator, and by orders of magnitude, he did more harm to the Chinese people than a comment from a soccer player ever could. Mao was the leader of the CCP for decades and his dictatorship and disastrous policies killed tens of millions of Chinese people in the Cultural Revolution, the Great Famine, and other atrocities. Involved in the Party from its first national meeting in 1921, Mao is the principal historical figure for a Party that continues his practices of oppression and ideological purges. For decades, the CCP has denied the Chinese people basic human rights including freedom of expression and freedom of religion. These are rights enjoyed by Mbappe and millions of people around the world and Mbappe should exercise this opportunity to tell the horrific truth about Mao’s dictatorship.
The real disgrace in this news story is the companies rushing to apologize so they can continue to do business in China. The CCP is the largest oppressor of the Chinese people and their human rights, and those businesses that work with the CCP help normalize its crushing brutality. reuters.com/business/media-t…
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
The west is clearly not prepared to deal with China's incredibly aggressive espionage. We see this with the Nvidia case and this story from the UK.
A businessman from Britain was collecting compromising information on UK politicians. The FBI had him arrested in Serbia for trying to steal US military technology. He escaped to China on a chartered jet.
The Chinese government is using the same espionage networks to steal technology and terrorize regime critics. They support these networks with unlimited funds and even free flights to avoid prosecution.
Never forget. 🕯️
On the 7th anniversary of the death of #HongKong protester Chow Tsz-lok during the 2019 protests, 2 people went to the site of his fatal fall in Sheung Tak car park, Tseung Kwan O to mourn for him, under close observation by police.
Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
Thank you, @lukeakehurst MP, for asking seven questions on BN(O) visa that weighs heavily on Hong Kongers’ minds — does Britain want to keep open a safe route for Hong Kongers punished for protesting against the Chinese Communist Party's broken promises?
The short answer seems to be "no."
Many Hong Kongers stood up to protect the freedoms many in Britain take for granted and were punished — charged with "riot" for their protest actions.
Rioting is a recognized offense under U.K. law, and Hong Kongers have told us their visa applications have been rejected.
The U.K. government must rewrite its immigration guidance to make space for caseworker discretion on politically motivated prosecutions targeting Hong Kongers.
Good, we need more of this: MEP Eroglu cancels trip to Hong Kong and Macau in protest over the sentencing of Joshua Wong. @ipacglobal
Joshua Wong: He was imprisoned at the age of 24. Today, he is 30. And his freedom is still nowhere in sight.
What is happening to Joshua Wong is deeply disturbing. A young man who stood up for democracy and freedom in Hong Kong has been imprisoned continuously since 2020. Now, he has been sentenced to a further ten years in prison.
On 5 November, the European Union issued a clear statement on the matter. It condemned the conviction as politically motivated and called for Joshua Wong's immediate release.
But what is at stake goes far beyond the fate of one individual. It is about the credibility of international agreements and whether the rule of law and international commitments still carry any weight.
The Sino-British Joint Declaration of 1984 and the principle of "One Country, Two Systems" were clear commitments. Hong Kong was supposed to retain its autonomy, its freedoms and its own legal system.
When such agreements are not honoured, trust is severely undermined.
I am therefore also taking the latest developments as a reason to draw a personal consequence: I have decided to cancel, for the time being, my trip to Hong Kong and Macau, which had already been planned and booked for July 2027, following the elections in Hong Kong.
I see no point in travelling there to be presented with assurances that the principle of "One Country, Two Systems" is being upheld, while the reality for people like Joshua Wong tells a completely different story.
Dialogue with China remains important. But dialogue must not mean turning a blind eye to breaches of international agreements and restrictions on fundamental freedoms.
Trust is built on reliability. And reliability means, above all, honouring one's commitments.
My solidarity is with Joshua Wong and all those in Hong Kong who peacefully stand up for freedom, democracy and the rule of law.
Europe and the United States, Japan, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia.
While Hongkongers may have gotten discouraged in recent times, take a look at this map indicating countries that just condemned the unjust sentencing of Joshua Wong:
The world has not forgotten Hong Kong..
The Trump Administration and @SecRubio strongly condemn the decision to sentence Joshua Wong for peacefully defending the rights promised to Hong Kong. We join their call for his immediate release and urge the international community to hold Hong Kong and Chinese officials accountable for their ongoing repression. #FreeJoshuaWong
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Phoenix Analytica🍎🌻🕸️ retweeted
An important article by @nathanlawkc
In jailing Joshua Wong, China is telling the world it would crush every hope for democracy on its soil
#FreeJoshuaWong
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
