#China's state news agency Xinhua warns "the end is coming" for the Hong Kong protesters. Undoubtedly it is. #Beijing cannot tolerate open insurrection--that is rarely a luxury authoritarian governments have. Sooner or later, the crackdown MUST happen. The question is when and...See more

Xinhua warns 'end is coming' for Hong Kong protesters

Chinese state media blasts West for attempting to 'kidnap' the city

asia.nikkei.com

Sep 2 2019 · 11:06 PM

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