HEI: Sometimes, you blow up
THE HEISENBERG writes: There’s more to worry about than the (latest) trials and tribulations of Tiger ...
On that happy note, the third quarter (and second half) of 2020 is underway.
THE HEISENBERG writes:
Law enforcement in Hong Kong was quick to exercise powers under the new national security protocols enshrined in the city’s laws by Beijing this week.
City police on Wednesday arrested a man in a shopping area apparently for being in possession of a Hong Kong independence flag. The “suspect” was also spotted in a “FREE HONG KONG” T-shirt. He now has the dubious honor of being ...
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