#ValentinesDay #HongKongProtests
Valentine's Day 2020: We Have Each Other
More on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17171
We have spent the latter half of 2019 shrouded in clouds of tear gas. We wear masks and even gas masks to show our defiance against the unelected government and the police state.
We have spent most days of 2020 in the midst of an omnipresent novel coronavirus. Ever since Lunar New Year up until Valentine's Day today, we still have to wear masks, even when we want to kiss our dearest ones.
Against all odds, the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong will live on and the people of Hong Kong will continue the battle against authoritarianiam.
While thinking of your loved ones, never forget the protesters in Hong Kong fighting for human rights, democracy and freedom— no matter where you are from, we are all Hong Kongers.
Photos: Flash Media #Feb14
#HappyValentine #Crisis #YNWA #ValentinesDay2020
The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053
Valentine's Day 2020: We Have Each Other
More on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17171
We have spent the latter half of 2019 shrouded in clouds of tear gas. We wear masks and even gas masks to show our defiance against the unelected government and the police state.
We have spent most days of 2020 in the midst of an omnipresent novel coronavirus. Ever since Lunar New Year up until Valentine's Day today, we still have to wear masks, even when we want to kiss our dearest ones.
Against all odds, the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong will live on and the people of Hong Kong will continue the battle against authoritarianiam.
While thinking of your loved ones, never forget the protesters in Hong Kong fighting for human rights, democracy and freedom— no matter where you are from, we are all Hong Kongers.
Photos: Flash Media #Feb14
#HappyValentine #Crisis #YNWA #ValentinesDay2020
The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053
#ChinaEconomy #Crisis
"It’s time for global businesses to admit it: China isn’t a good investment"
The Washington Post, Feb 14, 2020
//The coronavirus outbreak is... an economic as well as a humanitarian crisis.
...Companies have to wonder whether China is peculiarly at risk for these mysterious epidemics. The SARS virus exploded out of China in 2003, causing thousands of infections with a 10 percent mortality rate...But no other global power has had two mysterious, rapidly spreading viruses arise in this time period. Is it worth the risk that it could happen again?
Combined, these factors will increasingly make it cost-effective to bring manufacturing back to the developed world or countries in those nations’ sphere of influence.
None of this will happen overnight, but any rational company has to see the writing on the wall. Slow but steady disengagement with China will cost money in the short term but will likely pay off big in the long term.//
Image: Bloomberg
"It’s time for global businesses to admit it: China isn’t a good investment"
The Washington Post, Feb 14, 2020
//The coronavirus outbreak is... an economic as well as a humanitarian crisis.
...Companies have to wonder whether China is peculiarly at risk for these mysterious epidemics. The SARS virus exploded out of China in 2003, causing thousands of infections with a 10 percent mortality rate...But no other global power has had two mysterious, rapidly spreading viruses arise in this time period. Is it worth the risk that it could happen again?
Combined, these factors will increasingly make it cost-effective to bring manufacturing back to the developed world or countries in those nations’ sphere of influence.
None of this will happen overnight, but any rational company has to see the writing on the wall. Slow but steady disengagement with China will cost money in the short term but will likely pay off big in the long term.//
Image: Bloomberg