Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor attended the Hong Kong and Taiwan English Channel program today (23). During the period, she mentioned a number of issues, including the new situation of Hong Kong after the National Security Law, and criticizing foreign forces for intervening in the wave of Hong Kong demonstrations.
She mentioned that external forces have been using Hong Kong to pressure China. Taking the anti-national education incident in 2012 as an example, she pointed out that as early as 2019, external forces had been involved in Hong Kong affairs, but refused to provide evidence.
Liang Zhenying also said that the umbrella transport has external forces involved
During her attendance at the program, Carrie Lam mentioned that some young people’s minds were affected and became anti-China. Hong Kong has always been a platform for external forces to put pressure on China. This is a continuous process: "Look at those young people, especially It is a group born after 1997. Why are they so anti-China? Why does the Education Bureau want to promote national education in schools, so there are so many oppositions in the society, and some people take to the streets? Why do people involved in riots have so much equipment? This It was the equipment provided by someone. Ask yourself, what happened?" When asked about the evidence for this statement, Lam Cheng stated that there is no comment, because the legal proceedings of the case have not yet been completed.
During the 2014 Umbrella Movement, then Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying also stated that he has evidence showing that foreign forces are intervening behind the scenes and will be made public at "appropriate time", but so far there has been no follow-up.
In the program, Lam Cheng also mentioned that after Hong Kong implemented the "Hong Kong National Security Law", "rumors and speculations" appeared internationally. They believed that this was because the outside world had prejudice against the central government. Western countries also interfered in Hong Kong to suppress China's development. The attack partly stems from their difficulty in reusing Hong Kong to interfere in China's internal affairs.
In response to some people's claim that the National Security Act affects the freedom of citizens, she asked what freedom Hong Kong has lost. As the Chief Executive, she has been attacked and criticized every day, reflecting that Hong Kong still has freedom of speech, only "undermining and endangering national security, condoning violence and "Hate speech" will be affected.
Lam Cheng expressed his deep condolences to the people of Henan Province, saying that the response to climate change requires the citizens to cooperate with Zhang Zhigang, who denounced Lam Cheng's housing policy as "no inaction", anti-communists or "resurrection".
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