Perhaps I misunderstood his letter but it sounded awfully like he was defending Chinese law and the CCP’s ‘right’ to use feeble and ambiguous reasons to imprison anyone who spoke out against the government.
Absolutely mad respect for the guy, and there’s little to doubt that he played a huge part in maintaining the rule of law in Hong Kong post-1997. He is, for all intents and purposes, an expert in Hong Kong law and it’s implications with the mainland.
The warning came as the US accused the Houthis of attacking MV Saibaba, an Indian-flagged crude oil tanker owned by Gabon, with a drone, which Abdulsalam denied by claiming that it was a US naval destroyer that was behind this near-miss missile attack in the southern end of the Red Sea.
Literally “nu uh I know what you are but what am I!” Except with heavy weapons and human lives
“While a plane belonging to our navy was carrying out reconnaissance work across the Red Sea, an American warship hysterically opened fire with multiple weapons,” explained Abdulsalam, adding that one of the missiles exploded near MV Saibaba, which came from Russian ports and headed southward.
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