Steve Bannon, Hong Kong, 1989, And The CCP

This is the one time, the very first time I find myself agreeing with Steve Bannon. This is not saying he thinks the CCP should collapse, although he might feel that way. This is analysis. Should Beijing make the mistake of trying to pull a 1989 on Hong Kong, the CCP will collapse inside of China.

That is also my analysis that I posted a while ago. On August 13, precisely. And I tweeted at him.

Although I disagree with those who think Beijing is itching to send troops into Hong Kong to put down the protests. That would be stupid. I don't think they are stupid. I don't think Beijing cares about the protests or the extradition bill. The only thing that would bother Beijing is if the Hong Kong protests were to declare independence. At that point, Beijing will very likely send in troops. And if they do, it is my analysis, that would start a chain reaction that will lead to a collapse of the CCP inside China. What happened in Eastern Europe in 1989 will happen in China in 2019.

That is why it has been puzzling to me as to why the Hong Kong leadership is in no hurry to meet the five basic demands, all of which keep the one country, two systems intact.

13 weeks of protests participated by millions in a city the size of Hong Kong. It is not that big, geographically speaking. When was the last time something like this happened? It has not happened anywhere in my living memory. This is tectonic. This is huge.

90% of Hong Kong is out in the streets, and Carrie Lam will not budge! Da what now!? Well, it's called not democracy. When you are appointed by Beijing, which might be 10,000 miles away, and not directly elected by your citizens, you can be, not tone-deaf, but deaf.

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 29, 2019

#YangMediaBlackout

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— Yang is how we beat Trump (@gang4610) August 29, 2019

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— Yang is how we beat Trump (@gang4610) August 29, 2019

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— TeensforYang (@TeensforYang) August 29, 2019

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— Steve Marchand (@marchandsteve) August 29, 2019

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— Mayank Gupta (@M_Gupta_) August 29, 2019

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— Tyrene Pamstein (@TyrenePamstein) August 29, 2019

I think this says it all.

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— Dmit0820 (@dmit0820) August 29, 2019

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 29, 2019

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 29, 2019