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<<<But Ip Kwok-hin, a pro-establishment lawmaker and member of chief executive Leung Chun-ying's Executive Council, said the incident has been resolved, for now.
"One by one, the people involved have come back to have their missing persons cases canceled," Ip told RFA. "This shows that they weren't kidnapped or illegally taken to the mainland."
"The incident, in my view, has been resolved for the time being," he said.>>>
I don't think IpKwok-hin's statement is from him, it is instructed from the Communist Party. Remember, the Communist Party asking people to tow the Communist lines?
The Communist behaved like thug. Like you see in the movies, kidnapping people and torturing them for ransom.
Jun 15, 2016 02:48 PM
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This Causeway Bay Bookseller case rings a death bell to One Country Two Systems. Many of my middle class Hong Kong friends are fearful and plan to leave Hong Kong and emigrate.
Jun 16, 2016 01:36 AM
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