Tag: Hong Kong Protests

Pierre Omidyar’s Funding of Pro-Regime-Change Networks and Partnerships with CIA Cutouts

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

To [Omidyar] it’s … about … integrating things together to give technocrats, business executives and government officials a God’s-eye view of the world — to manage and control society more efficiently.” — Yasha Levine, author of “Surveillance Valley: The Military History of the Internet”

Pierre Omidyar’s Funding of Pro-Regime-Change Networks and Partnerships with CIA Cutouts

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Update on CIA Chicken Hawk in Hong Kong Brian Patrick Kern, Kong Tsung-gan: Back for More Terrorism

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

Brian Patrick Kern, whom I featured in July 2019 during the neoliberal “color revolution” regime-change operation in Hong Kong, is back to direct more terrorism against the Chinese gov’t & people. He now uses a fake Chinese name, Kong Tsung-gan, as cover for the propaganda he writes. He was seen once again on the streets of Hong Kong on Sun., May 24th, trying to provoke police to shoot him.

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The Hong Kong protests fit the definition of a fascist movement

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

As I’ve watched the videos of masked young men in Hong Kong brutally attacking people for not agreeing with their pro-capitalist agenda, I haven’t been able to help thinking of every time in history where fascism and normalized reactionary violence have taken root. The Hong Kong protesters have taken off their masks of progressive populism and revealed themselves and their backers for what they are: right-wing ideologues who are eager to use the tools of fascism, including its brazenly violent aspects, to crush those who stand in the way of capitalist power.

The Hong Kong protests fit the definition of a fascist movement