TheAltWorld Hong Kong’s First National Security Law Trial: The Rest of the Story
- Brian Berletic
- Friday 20 Aug 21
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Hong Kong’s National Security Law has been used to place the first criminals among the opposition in jail, including a protester who flew a separatist flag and deliberately crashed his motorcycle at high speeds into police in an attempt to maim or kill them.
I explain how the Western media attempts to bury the significance of his crimes and instead depict Hong Kong’s National Security Law as “repressive” when in fact this man – had he committed his crimes anywhere in the world – would face similar or more severe penalties.
I also explain the background of Al Jazeera and why it produces slanted coverage similar to that found across the West.
References:
Al Jazeera – HK man sentenced to 9 years in first national security law case:
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/7…
Al Jazeera – About Us:
https://www.aljazeera.com/about-us
Al Jazeera – Leadership at Al Jazeera:
https://network.aljazeera.net/about-u…
Al Jazeera – Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al Thani, Chairman of Board of Directors:
https://network.aljazeera.net/about-u…
Brian Berletic
Brian Joseph Thomas Berletic, is an ex- US Marine Corps independent geopolitical researcher and writer based in Bangkok, writing under the pen name “ Tony Cartalucci ” along with several others.
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