Celebrities from Hong Kong have swarmed to express their loyalty to Beijing as anti-government protests in their hometown enter the 11th week.
Source: Entertainment Trends (entertainmenttrends.net)
What does K-pop mean? That they are gender confused?
They look as though they are not entirely happy in their own skin. JMO
K-pop are satanists..
Hong Kong will not let China's celebs psyop them.
There goes their Hong Kong gigs
BaldingsWorld it's pretty gross
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Chinese K-pop stars publicly back Beijing on Hong KongAt least eight K-pop stars from China, one from Taiwan and one from Hong Kong are publicly stating their support for Beijing's 'one-China' policy as pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong intensify. 中国本土出身のメンバーが北京支持なのはいいとして、香港と台湾出身者も同様に北京支持というのは圧力をかけられたからだろうな。 Loyalty vows to Beijing are for commercial reasons, its all about the money, celebrities don't care about the working class.
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Fears of ‘chaotic situations’ and Chinese crackdown as Hong Kong protesters take to streets again‘We hope we can show the world that Hong Kong people can be totally peaceful,’ say organisers
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Chinese military police poised for action over Hong Kong protestsArmed troops are barracked in a stadium in Shenzen, where citizens seem to back them But I fear for HongKongProtesters wanting to retain their traditional democracy. It's essential for Bejing that they harmonise with China's communism otherwise they will remain a threat to the long term maintenance of Communism in China. solidarity with our chinese sisters and brothers Incredibly sad situation. I would really like to see a Government step in to help these young people. Sadly no one want to go against the Chinese
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Is this picture proof China is preparing an assault on Hong Kong?A disturbing image of ten camouflage tents in a sports pitch inside Hong Kong's former British barracks suggests that China has boosted its military presence in the troubled region. Not news, more bs! Shameful that China occupies a seat on UNSC and UNHumanRights while committing genocide in Xinjiang and occupied Tibet China already murdered thousands in TiananmenSquareMassacre and now wants to repeat the same in HongKong HongKongIsNotChina China will squash this like the world has never seen before. And..the world will just watch because China can and will do anything it wants. Those Hong Kongers should realise that.
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