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Hong Kong in the Crosshairs of Global Power and Ideological Struggles
By , August 19, 2019
Hong Kong is one of the most extreme examples of big finance, neoliberal capitalism in the world. As a result, many people in Hong Kong are suffering from great economic insecurity in a city with 93 billionaires, second-most of any city.
Follow the Money Trail Behind the Hong Kong Protests
By , August 19, 2019
The demonstrations in Hong Kong, now an open confrontation with the People’s Republic of China, have a global impact. What are the forces behind this movement? What provides the funds and who stands to benefit?
How Washington Is Meddling in the Affairs of Hong Kong
By , August 18, 2019
While there has been growing coverage of the unrest in Hong Kong, there has been minimal coverage of what may lie behind the pro-democracy protests.
Civil Disobedience in Hong Kong or US Color Revolution Attempt?
By , August 13, 2019
What’s been going on for months in Hong Kong has all the earmarks of a US orchestrated color revolution, aimed at destabilizing China by targeting its soft Hong Kong underbelly.
Hong Kong Protesters Are Collectively Punishing the Peaceful Population
By , August 13, 2019
There’s no doubt that the political radicalism on full display nowadays is symptomatic of an ongoing “color revolution” attempt tacitly supported by foreign forces.
Hong Kong, Kashmir: A Tale of Two Occupations
By , August 08, 2019
Much to the distress of neocons and humanitarian imperialists, there won’t be a bloody mainland China crackdown on protesters in Hong Kong – a Tiananmen 2.0. Why? Because it’s not worth it.
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