Hi, Lee Lofaso!
I read your message from 17.08.2019 21:40

  ak>>>> The laws of Hong Kong allow to check real motives for
  ak>>>> extraditing. There is a good judicial system there, and the



  ak>> In any case, the problem of extradition criminals to China has
  ak>> been fanned artificially.

  LL> Yes, it has. For many Chinese in Hong Kong it is an emotional
  LL> issue. They love being an autonomous part of China, but do not want
  LL> China dictating to them how to run their own affairs. Being
  LL> Chinese, they also do not want to war with their own people. It is
  LL> like, if they burn, they all burn together. Chinese and Chinese
  LL> alike.

  LL> Egging protesters on to continue protesting does nobody any good.
  LL> The airport has been shut down for days as a result. China will not
  LL> allow this to continue for much longer.

  LL> The issue of extradition of criminal suspects to the mainland is an
  LL> issue that can be settled peacefully without resorting to violence.
  LL> The protesters should be encouraged to stand down and allow the two
  LL> sides to come to an agreement that would be fair for all.

It would be understandable if the protests sparked when a certain 
politician was extradited to China as a criminal. But the protests 
sparked when China wanted to get from Hong-Kong a real gruesome killer.

Bye, Lee!
Alexander Koryagin
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