There continue to massive protests in the Russian Federation and Hong Kong, the special territory of Communist China , and mass arrests of
peaceful protesters by authorities. Both
regimes have been using violence and the threat of violence.
Russians are demonstrating against
the lack of free of fair elections and against the corruption of the tyrannical
regime of ex-KGB (the Soviet intelligence agency) officer Vladimir Putin.
Residents of Hong Kong have been
taking to the streets against the loss of autonomy for the former British
territory, which China
promised to respect, along with liberty, when it reverted from the rule by the United Kingdom
in 1997. However, Peking
has been increasingly encroaching on Kong Kong’s self-rule.
The United States has not spoken up
for freedom of assembly for Russians and Chinese, under Donald Trump, the
pretender to the American presidency, as much as it has had a consistent
foreign policy of promoting human rights, as he was elected in part through
“sweeping and systemic” Russian interference and he has international conflicts
of interests that he refuses to reveal.
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