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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 29, 2019
Just try to imagine that these people are rioting and trying to overthrow the government while waving the flag of a foreign government and the US government refers to that act as “democracy,” and issues decrees in support of it.
Thousands of demonstrators in Hong Kong staged a “Thanksgiving” rally on Thursday evening in response to President Donald Trump signing two bills in support of the city’s pro-democracy movement.
Demonstrators took to the streets shortly after the president signed the legislation. Some draped themselves in U.S. flags and expressed gratitude for the administration’s support.
“The rationale for us having this rally is to show our gratitude and thank the U.S Congress and also President Trump for passing the bill,” student Sunny Cheung, 23, told Reuters. “We are really grateful about that and we really appreciate the effort made by Americans who support Hong Kong, who stand with Hong Kong, who do not choose to side with Beijing.”
“I was confident Donald Trump would sign the law because we are fighting for universal freedom. Everyone globally should support that,” another young woman told the news outlet. “But we do want to give thanks to those around the globe that support us, a small city like Hong Kong, we thank them for their attention.”
This gentleman is apparently very pleased with @realDonaldTrump signing the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act into law #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/YXPxM5Ui7U
— Vivienne Chow (@VivienneChow) November 28, 2019
It was an honor to speak at tonight's Thanksgiving rally to mark the passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights & Democracy Act. As Hong Kongers, we are deeply grateful to our many friends and allies in the US who have worked tirelessly on this legislation. #StandwithHongKong #HKHRDA pic.twitter.com/T8o0oxpmFK
— Wilson Leung 梁允信 (@WilsonLeungWS) November 28, 2019
#Thanksgiving night in Hong Kong – Thank US for passing the Human Right and Democracy Act. pic.twitter.com/t569rfwSiC
— ShanShan Kao (@shanmushy) November 28, 2019
Hong Kong protesters hold Thanksgiving Day rally to express gratitude to the U.S. after President Trump signs bills backing them https://t.co/J41RJw1I1V pic.twitter.com/LiY4zgnf32
— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 28, 2019
Three approved rallies will take place simultaneously on Thursday evening.
At Edinburgh Place, Central, The Star-Spangled Banner plays from as crowds pour in for a Thanksgiving rally for the #HongKong Human Rights and Democracy Act, signed into law in the morning.
Video: HKFP. pic.twitter.com/Qv2DbSwGsX
— Hong Kong Free Press (@HongKongFP) November 28, 2019
People are waving the national flag and singing the national anthem of the US at the #Thanksgiving assembly as part of #HongKongProtests. #POTUS signed the Hong Kong Human Rights & Democracy Act into law this morning HK time pic.twitter.com/zVnx1G5Ued
— Vivienne Chow (@VivienneChow) November 28, 2019
The crowd is excited after the signing of #HKHRDA n pro-democracy camp’s #HKDCElections landslide victory. Joshua Wong just said on stage next step will make HK Human Rights & Democracy Act “遍地開花” (blossoms everywhere) globally #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/fVA099VUKD
— Vivienne Chow (@VivienneChow) November 28, 2019
Guy Fawkes mask + sea of American flags + no police. What a scene at tonight’s assembly. (Took these with iPhone portrait mode) #HongKongProtests #thanksgiving pic.twitter.com/ZBCSHPQYes
— Vivienne Chow (@VivienneChow) November 28, 2019
A series of posters in Central’s Edinburgh Place list out and thank the main congresspeople who supported the #HongKong Human Rights and Democracy Act.
Photo: HKFP. pic.twitter.com/D7knPy9UDt
— Hong Kong Free Press (@HongKongFP) November 28, 2019
Edinburgh Place becomes a sea of light as @hoccgoomusic leads the singing of #GloryToHongKong #願榮光歸香港 #HongKongProtests #Thanksgiving2019 pic.twitter.com/8Vn8U2R9mS
— Vivienne Chow (@VivienneChow) November 28, 2019
The assembly concludes with the crowd singing: “O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!” to thank the US for #HKHumanRightsandDemocracyAct. #HongKongProtests #Thanksgiving pic.twitter.com/hNJNzq7dcs
— Vivienne Chow (@VivienneChow) November 28, 2019
President Trump signed the bills with near-unanimous backing from House and Senate lawmakers and said he did so out of respect for Chinese Communist Party Chairman Xi Jinping and the people of Hong Kong
“They are being enacted in the hope that Leaders and Representatives of China and Hong Kong will be able to amicably settle their differences leading to long term peace and prosperity for all,” he said in a statement.
China’s foreign ministry reacted furiously to the move, calling the laws a “naked hegemonic action” and summoned its U.S. ambassador.
“The U.S. side ignored facts, turned black to white, and blatantly gave encouragement to violent criminals who smashed and burned, harmed innocent city residents, trampled on the rule of law and endangered social order,” said the ministry.
I know it’s dumb to keep saying this over and over again, but it really can’t be said enough times:
What would people in America think if people in Louisiana were trying to overthrow the US government, rioting, firebombing the police, lighting random people on fire and starting fires in the streets while waving Chinese flags?
What if then the Chinese government started making declarations that Louisiana was an independent country and the US federal government had no right to stop them from rioting?
What if China was sending in homosexual YouTubers to film the rioters, talk about how great they are, and how they just want freedom?
Would people think that looked weird?
