After Russia-Ukraine plan, Musk offers proposal to resolve China-Taiwan tensions

[kelhot2001]

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asi...e-zone-taiwan-china-tension-2996436?cid=FBcna
Elon Musk offer solution for China and Taiwan. Hmmmmm

 

[tankgunner]

this guy better stick to EV and rockets.

 

[IDevil]

boycott twitter after his acquisition

 

[sacredrays]

hahaha.. he don't dare to give the same solution because his factory is in china.

 

[Zinna]

So tsla going to fall even more if china unhappy and don't buy his ev?

 

[buttbERry]

he got many plans to fix international probs these days

 

[NTB2DO]

The biggest contributor to the China-TW tension is not the solution (or the lack of it) per se. It's the lack of trust - mainly on TW's side: TW doesn't believe that China will seriously allow TW to remain completely self-ruled (ie status quo) under China's proposed '1 country 2 system' model.

 

[sacredrays]

The biggest contributor to the China-TW tension is not the solution (or the lack of it) per se. It's the lack of trust - mainly on TW's side: TW doesn't believe that China will seriously allow TW to remain completely self-ruled (ie status quo) under China's proposed '1 country 2 system' model.

will anyone even believe that crap from china?

 

[NTB2DO]

will anyone even believe that crap from china?

Precisely what I meant by the 'lack of trust'..

 

[xdivider]

Precisely what I meant by the 'lack of trust'..

b4 hk, got chance,
now, insert da sha pic.......

 

[NTB2DO]

b4 hk, got chance,
now, insert da sha pic.......

I haven't been to HK for years (last I was there with my family was when they had this 'occupy central' movement, caused quite some inconvenient to tourist like us..).

But is HK really worse off than it was before the handover? If it were that bad, why had (the now late) celebrity writer Ni Kuan, a vocal critic against CCP, chosen to come back to live in HK 16 years ago, and had remained there until his passing (in Jul this year)? And he being such a vocal critic against CCP, had anything happened to him since his return to HK?

 

[xdivider]

I haven't been to HK for years (last I was there with my family was when they had this 'occupy central' movement, caused quite some inconvenient to tourist like us..).

But is HK really worse off than it was before the handover? If it were that bad, why had (the now late) celebrity writer Ni Kuan, a vocal critic against CCP, chosen to come back to live in HK 16 years ago, and had remained there until his passing (in Jul this year)? And he being such a vocal critic against CCP, had anything happened to him since his return to HK?

pretty much those who cannot live under ccp left, some maybe doing better in uk. the crux isnt whether if the handover is good or bad. its that they wun follow agreements.......

 

[NTB2DO]

pretty much those who cannot live under ccp left, some maybe doing better in uk. the crux isnt whether if the handover is good or bad. its that they wun follow agreements.......

The 'extradition bill'? Because they suspected that the bill is meant to allow China to suka suka extradite dissentients back to China mainland for trial. But I thought they said China had already been doing that, albeit 'secretly'? I feel that the trigger of HK's unrest is also the lack of trust, the suspicions that China is out to catch the pro-democracy activist..

Which is unsurprising anyway, I mean, which country will allow its own people to rebel against its govt?

 

[forests_gump]

The biggest contributor to the China-TW tension is not the solution (or the lack of it) per se. It's the lack of trust - mainly on TW's side: TW doesn't believe that China will seriously allow TW to remain completely self-ruled (ie status quo) under China's proposed '1 country 2 system' model.

a look at today's China proposed HK ... only dumb-fools will be believe.

 

[xdivider]

The 'extradition bill'? Because they suspected that the bill is meant to allow China to suka suka extradite dissentients back to China mainland for trial. But I thought they said China had already been doing that, albeit 'secretly'? I feel that the trigger of HK's unrest is also the lack of trust, the suspicions that China is out to catch the pro-democracy activist..

Which is unsurprising anyway, I mean, which country will allow its own people to rebel against its govt?

they were NOT to mess around in hk governance til 2047. too impatient to wait until then. rightfully or wrongfully TW dun believe anything they say about 1C2S. especially the warwolfing during their last election actually gave english veggie the win. pooh dunno how to play the long game juz like the current MIW..........

 

[28cMostlyCloudy]

 

[Bardiel]

if he can resolve den we really need throw UN away liao lol

 

[KYZT2021]

for da chips lar

 

[NTB2DO]

a look at today's China proposed HK ... only dumb-fools will be believe.

Which goes back to my earlier question: how much worse off is HK now than it was before the handover?

BTW I mentioned the 'occupy central' movement just now, back then as a tourist, we were inconvenient by the 'occupy central' protestors (some part of HK we wanted to visit was inaccessible because of the protest), and back then I was thinking, had it happened in SG, they'll sure be arrested by our police liao, doubt our govt will allow them to hold such protest for so long..

 

[keewee0415]

Sounds like Mr Musk wants the Nobel Peace Prize real bad....