Malaysia should be close to number#1

The secret to its success is not testing at all

A policy now supported and endorsed by Pemandu.

Just cut it! Trade with usa for what, weapons? Developing countries need infrastructures and business and not high tech equipment's and weapons which they cannot afford.
Moreover with Americans first policy wherein it wants always to win or profit, not even caring it's allies and exiting, throwing all international treaties into dustbins, would be suicidal to go with big Daddy in the long run?

China is wise to think of alternative and act on it! divest from a collapsing civilization like USA as soon and as much as possible!

Hong Kong security law: China weighs risk US will go for ‘nuclear option’ and cut Beijing from the dollar payment system
Risks of US financial sanctions emerge for China after National People’s Congress approves national security law for Hong Kong
Beijing wonders whether Washington will cut it off from US dollar payment system and hasten the demise of dollar hegemony in the process

Morning guys

Terrible that this is happening, racism is one of the most difficult things to root out. Why does the British government remain silent about this? However, i would also like to say: stop comparing every racist instance to the holocaust. You do not have any historical understanding when you do so.

Guys looks like Arbb became DAILY GORENG STOCK recently, just goreng some untung for monthly expenses. Great

It's more important how foreign investors think whether this is an end to the 1C2S. If these foreign investors repatriate their investment somewhere else, what will happen to our economy! Hong Kong will no longer be an international financial center and secondly, u think it will benefit those central government owned companies from listing on the HK stock market ? They decided to list on HK stock market because it's an international financial center that upholds the rule of law! Your blindfolded patriotism will not only damage the economy, both Hong Kong's and the mainland's, you are hurting everyone who isn't involved in this chaos. Have you ever thought about their livelihood ? Not everyone was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Particularly at this difficult time when everyone is struggling to make ends meet.

Talking about hatred! Who suggested genocide of the whole Taiwanese population ?
Destruction of the US economy ? Be realistic, whose economy is more devastated by Wuhon virus dampened by the decoupling? Talking empty words is next to nothing. Focus on the revival of our economy first.

President Trump should remove Hong Kong's preferential trade status and give it to Taiwan.

Haha, I guess Taiwan won't have the US trying to push for their inclusion in WHO meetings anymore. Wakeup Taiwan, don't trust the Americans, they're not your friends, they'll stab you in the back and dump you in an dark damp alleyway as soon as you run out of usefulness. Same goes for HK activists, protestors and pan-dem politicians.

Or its just Another day, another ’sumpah laknat’.

Israel dah dihalal-kan oleh Ulama Najib?

Desperate attempts to hide the loot. No problem with sleeping with Yahudis

It has its own police force, an independent judiciary and freedom of speech, which have been critical to building its standing as an international financial and trade hub. All of that is likely to be threatened by the new law.

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“This is the most serious threat to the people of Hong Kong that there has been from the Chinese government since 1997,” said Malcolm Rifkind, the former UK foreign secretary and one of the statement’s signatories. “The people of Hong Kong need, and deserve, our support.”

Offences covered, including “treason, secession, sedition [and] subversion”, are used to detain and silence government critics on the mainland. The draft version of the legislation also allows Chinese security forces to set up outposts in the city.


Chinese security forces could be deployed in Hong Kong under new law
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And Hong Kong authorities have made clear they will use their new powers to crack down on pro-democracy protests that have roiled the city for nearly a year.

A heavy crackdown will not tackle the grievances driving the protest movement, which over the last year only escalated as the city’s police force turned to increasingly aggressive tactics, the international group said.

“It is the genuine grievances of ordinary Hong Kongers that are driving protests. Draconian laws will only escalate the situation further, jeopardising Hong Kong’s future as an open Chinese international city,” the statement said.

Policy-makers and politicians from across the political spectrum, and around the world, put their names to the statement. In the UK, they include chair of the foreign affairs committee, Tom Tugendhat, two former leaders of the Conservative party, and the prominent human rights campaigner, Baroness Helena Kennedy.

Senior foreign policy lawmakers and senior politicians from 23 countries, among them the former Hong Kong governor, Chris Patten, have warned that a new Chinese security law for the city is a “comprehensive assault” on its rights and freedoms and “cannot be tolerated”.

In a strongly worded statement, the 186 signatories said they had “grave concerns” about the legislation and feared it would jeopardise the city’s future.

“The statement shows growing and widespread international outrage at the decision by the Chinese government to unilaterally impose national security legislation in Hong Kong,” Patten said.


Chris Patten: China's security laws a betrayal of Hong Kong people
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Critics say the new security law effectively spells the end of Hong Kong’s current way of life. The US secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, has described it as a “death knell” for the city’s autonomy.

Beijing’s decision to legislate for the territory effectively sweeps aside the promises made when the city was handed over to China from British colonial rule in 1997. At the time, Hong Kong was guaranteed 50 years of autonomy, with all civil rights and freedoms preserved for that time.

Global outrage erupts over China's ‘draconian' security law for Hong Kong

Top lawyers and politicians from 23 countries express grave concerns over ‘assault’ on city’s rights and freedoms