Tag Archives: politics
Putting our destiny eggs in the national leader’s basket
So, Ma Ying-jeou has beaten Tsai Ing-wen to stay in presidency for another four years. His supporters were jubilant. Yet, the scenario of his first term of presidency will repeat itself soon: grand promises from the President and high hopes … Continue reading
A true humanitarian activist
Mr Szeto Wah passed away yesterday. On my Facebook homepage, I wrote: My tribute to 司徒華先生, an educator who taught by example, a fighter for democracy who walked the talk, and a humble human being who lived with integrity. Those … Continue reading
The path that Hong Kong is going down
Dear Mr Tsui Your article in today’s Metro completely resonates with me, a member of the ‘post-fifties’ generation. I have witnessed, and partially taken part in, some of the public demonstrations in the last few decades, and like you, am … Continue reading
If you are not a comrade, you are an enemy.
There is a lengthy article in today’s Ming Pao by Professor Lui Tai Lok, in which he patiently responds to some recent attack against him. Right after the Legco Express Rail saga, Lui wrote an article in Hong Kong Economic … Continue reading
What sort of ideology is that?
His fans argue that his acts are based on an informed ideology. I have to admit that his ideology, if he really has one, is too deep for me to understand.
Breaking news: The real identity of Wong Yuk Man
I think I’ve just worked out a big secret, which is that the honourable Legislative Councillor Wong Yuk Man and his equally honourable comrades Long Hair and Chan Wai Yip are actually undercover agents that the Hong Kong Government has … Continue reading
