Hong Kong ETF trading volume hits five-year high amid escalating tensions
The protestors in Hong Kong are singing the National Anthem and are waving the American Flag. They are fighting for their freedom.
Trading in the largest ETF tracking Hong Kong stocks surged to a five-year high amid ongoing protests in the city.
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Riot police charging into a subway station pursuing pro-democracy demonstrators shooting into them with something at point blank range.
Seething communism; a demonic plight on the earth.
This is what the U.S. Democrats Leaders & msm underpin.pic.twitter.com/sz4KU3Arwl
— Scotty McGuire (@McguireScotty) August 14, 2019
VIDEO FROM HONG KONG — Protesters Attack Police Officer after he tackled and was beating female democracy protester at the Hong Kong Airport pic.twitter.com/rf4BBiw0QV
— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) August 14, 2019
Unfortunately the protestors have Buckley’s of getting what they want: a democratically elected administration for the Special Administrative Region. With less than 30 years remaining of the original 50 year sunset on the former Territory before the SAR is dissolved, if not sooner, no way will Bejing allow the SAR to be made more democratic. If anything it will be made less democratic.