1. Given that the China MFA keeps alleging that the Hong Kong Colour Revolution is incited by foreign powers with little substantial evidence, if any, we, Hongkongers, urge the Chinese government to initiate the state apparatus and fabricate evidence to support their allegation. Not doing so may indicate the possibility that the concerned officers are suffering from severe delusional disorder, which should immediately be treated.
3. Regarding the allegation supposed by the China MFA that under the rule of Chris Patten, democracy and freedom in Hong Kong are suppressed, the followings are our responses:
(1) It was the CCP which prevented the British Hong Kong government from promoting democracy in Hong Kong during the 50s and 90s. The China MFA, however, now blames that British Hong Kong was undemocratic. In other words, the CCP is criticising the CCP’s policies concerning Hong Kong back then. This is the internal controversy among the CCP, which is inappropriate for us to judge.
(2) As for the unjust accusation made by Geng Shuang that Hong Kong citizens were not allowed freedom of association under the rule of colonial government, we suggest the China MFA should probe into the following questions: (a) Was there not an enormous demonstration occurred on May 28, 1989? (b) Did the British Hong Kong government ban the mouthpieces of the CCP from promoting anti-government thoughts?
All these inequitable accusations indicate the fact that the China MFA officers lack the basic knowledge of reality and that the China MFA encounters obstacles when it comes to recruiting talents. We offer the CCP
and the China MFA our deepest condolences.