for a seat in the UK house of commons? Im not aware any UK territories today have a representative they elect into the commons. i think HK did have some sort of elections though
Freedom of speech is the US not UK. UK law is freedom of expression up until it's abusive or offensive towards protected characteristics like race, religion, sex......
@@JeanLooksPicard People in the USA and UK get free speech but they don't get a say in the political system unless they have millions of dollars. In China, people have mostly free speech, they just can't criticize the CCP or its history in an "insulting manner". But in exchange, the people of China have far more local democracy, voting, petitioning, and political involvement at local levels, far more than in the USA or UK. The West aren't the world's stewards of democracy.
People from Hong Kong easily integrated into UK as they had 100 years plus assimilation under British systems and British values - at least four generations. Likewise, they integrated into Canada especially Vancouver during the 2000s. And unlikely to ever return to Hong Kong.
Just go listen to the Canadian, Cyrus Jansen, he went and lived in China, and he has a very objective and sober view of life in China. My problem with these people is, that when pur on the spot, the waffle and spin. I hate when people trash-talks their own countries when they are trying to win the favor of their new host country.
I was born in HK whilst under UK rule and I remember no one had the opportunity to vote, the governor of HK was appointed by the Queen, in fact all senior government positions were white people from UK, senior police were from UK or India. In the 1960s the local Chinese protested against the British government and many people were killed by the HK police. The HK government under UK rule also banned media about communist China. As for the new extradition laws, as far as I know all countries including HK during British rule had an extradition law in place allowing criminals to be extradited to other countries including Britain.
I can’t even get through this video without cringing. Brits telling the Chinese what human rights are!!! Do they even teach their own colonial history in the UK?
Just the Island and Kowloon, and old girl Thatcher goofed up by returning those as It would have been a good strategic springboard for NATO. She was always a bit thick!
@@RakeshKrishnanMplusS Would not have been able to hold onto them, they did not have enough water to supply themselves and long before the handover date the Chiense were making incursions, kidnapping police and attacking people. No point starting a second Korean war for some small islands, but yeah Thatcher sucked.
I benefited greatly from HKers leaving HK. My career prospects opened up quite a lot. As an Australian, I don’t think leaving for political reasons is a good reason to leave HK. I’m able to speak freely and I’m no less free here than if I lived in Australia. There are so many misinformed statements here. I really don’t know where to start.
I got no offence with any of them .but thus country is way way more than full hence nothing works ..and they say we cant fill vacancies here well if you don't educate no 1 in getting these jobs then guess what no1 here can fill the vacancies..lets go hire people from countries where they do educate our own absolute joke this country!! Unless mummy an daddy got a silver spoon the normal average uk is left to rot in pittance...hate this country let's look after everyone else but our own
Such hypocrisy! At least Jimmy Lai is getting a trial, talk to Julian Assange about democracy and freedom of speech in the UK. Oh and the terrible extradition law? Doesn't UK and all developed western countries have extradition treaties with other developed countries? Again talk to Julian Assange about extradition laws.
UK must have plenty of jobs for these HK migrants. If HK wants democracy, get UK to send their army there. Otherwise, dream on. UK has no guts or money to fight China or force China to cede HK again.
UK doesn't have the ability by itself, even with NATO they wouldn't be able as that would drive China and Russia together and NATO wouldn't stand a chance!
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When UK was governing HK how come there were no general elections?
Because we don’t speak about pre 97 when English ruled, brush that under the rug
for a seat in the UK house of commons? Im not aware any UK territories today have a representative they elect into the commons. i think HK did have some sort of elections though
@@teggyegg LOL, you're an egg alright!
White people are self righteous, double standard, genocidal hypocrites?
Shh! That goes against the 'Beijing always bad' and 'let's ignore our colonial history' theme the UK political and media class insist on peddling. 😉
They ain't going to find freedom of speech here 😅😅
Freedom of speech is the US not UK. UK law is freedom of expression up until it's abusive or offensive towards protected characteristics like race, religion, sex......
@@JeanLooksPicard Tell that to Julian Assange or Prof.David Kelly.
@@JeanLooksPicard People in the USA and UK get free speech but they don't get a say in the political system unless they have millions of dollars. In China, people have mostly free speech, they just can't criticize the CCP or its history in an "insulting manner". But in exchange, the people of China have far more local democracy, voting, petitioning, and political involvement at local levels, far more than in the USA or UK. The West aren't the world's stewards of democracy.
To have a taste of racism there
People from Hong Kong easily integrated into UK as they had 100 years plus assimilation under British systems and British values - at least four generations. Likewise, they integrated into Canada especially Vancouver during the 2000s. And unlikely to ever return to Hong Kong.
Yup 100yrs of being second class citizens tend to stick and be obedient to one’s colonial masters.
Just go listen to the Canadian, Cyrus Jansen, he went and lived in China, and he has a very objective and sober view of life in China.
My problem with these people is, that when pur on the spot, the waffle and spin.
I hate when people trash-talks their own countries when they are trying to win the favor of their new host country.
Totally agree with u
UK in this situation is like a robber that try to tell the victim (china) how to manage the property that they robbed.
hard to swallow the truth??
Divide and rule tactics by the West (Mainly UK and US) are no longer effective.
Sad to see all these "pawns" are put on the table to be sacrificed.
I was born in HK whilst under UK rule and I remember no one had the opportunity to vote, the governor of HK was appointed by the Queen, in fact all senior government positions were white people from UK, senior police were from UK or India. In the 1960s the local Chinese protested against the British government and many people were killed by the HK police. The HK government under UK rule also banned media about communist China. As for the new extradition laws, as far as I know all countries including HK during British rule had an extradition law in place allowing criminals to be extradited to other countries including Britain.
I can’t even get through this video without cringing. Brits telling the Chinese what human rights are!!! Do they even teach their own colonial history in the UK?
Do you condemn the colonial rule by force for 150 years?
And they're most welcome here.
HK Island was PERMANENTLT annexed. Study your history!
Just the Island and Kowloon, and old girl Thatcher goofed up by returning those as It would have been a good strategic springboard for NATO. She was always a bit thick!
@@RakeshKrishnanMplusS Would not have been able to hold onto them, they did not have enough water to supply themselves and long before the handover date the Chiense were making incursions, kidnapping police and attacking people. No point starting a second Korean war for some small islands, but yeah Thatcher sucked.
I benefited greatly from HKers leaving HK. My career prospects opened up quite a lot. As an Australian, I don’t think leaving for political reasons is a good reason to leave HK.
I’m able to speak freely and I’m no less free here than if I lived in Australia.
There are so many misinformed statements here. I really don’t know where to start.
A dog that can look after the house is a good dog, and a dog that can't look after the house is an Irishman in the eyes of Queen Victoria.
Isn’t it emigrating not immigrating?
And a large amount of them will probably move back to Hong Kong once the British economy and society continues to tank and decline.
is this a comedy show?
Let's not overhype this. Hong Kong's population only shrank by -0.08% in 2022 and it has since rebounded.
She is spinning ..
Trying to find some substance in what she is saying ..
Who knows 🤷♂️
They are going to UK to free them from anarchy.
Hker still happy in UK??
I got no offence with any of them .but thus country is way way more than full hence nothing works ..and they say we cant fill vacancies here well if you don't educate no 1 in getting these jobs then guess what no1 here can fill the vacancies..lets go hire people from countries where they do educate our own absolute joke this country!! Unless mummy an daddy got a silver spoon the normal average uk is left to rot in pittance...hate this country let's look after everyone else but our own
they are follow by muggers
Hokkien lang kong Sio Lan Chao Kao 👍🏼👏🏽😆
Attract everyone , because Sound's good of uk government
Escaping the law.
Wouldnt mind them coming if we jad the room, but we aint so thuc off
Emigrating to U.K. surely!
Support Elmer Yuen's efforts to form a government in excel. "If this is my time, then this is my redemption."- Jimmy Lai
Such hypocrisy! At least Jimmy Lai is getting a trial, talk to Julian Assange about democracy and freedom of speech in the UK. Oh and the terrible extradition law? Doesn't UK and all developed western countries have extradition treaties with other developed countries? Again talk to Julian Assange about extradition laws.
Remember Nanjing. Any Chinese who wave Japan's flag please wake up!
Many are without jobs and proper shelters. You call.her freedom??
Fair trade for the right of freedom of speech, specifically, to advocate sedition and treason.
UK must have plenty of jobs for these HK migrants. If HK wants democracy, get UK to send their army there. Otherwise, dream on. UK has no guts or money to fight China or force China to cede HK again.
UK doesn't have the ability by itself, even with NATO they wouldn't be able as that would drive China and Russia together and NATO wouldn't stand a chance!
@@RakeshKrishnanMplusS yet UK follow behind US like a pet dog, fighting in Middle East.
Chinese means Chinese should be grateful. Blood 🩸 why disagree amount own race.
criminals rush back home. 100% make sense.