This is make-or-break time. The more people that come on the march, the more the government will have to do something about this.

I'm afraid, as a result of this visit of the prime minister to China, it looks like an economic foreign policy to me. It seems to me this is a visit with trade and commerce in mind and practically nothing else.

It's been going on for a while. It drains OK but since it's a flat line, it doesn't run so fast. She hasn't invited us to dinner yet.

The Beijing leaders have gone berserk about the possibility of our capturing more than half the seats.

that means effectively all opposition will be stifled in.

It was easier than I thought it would be. I thought I would have to do a lot of shoveling.

They do not even purport to show what these defendants were doing. They only focus on one part of what went on that day.

This is an insult to Hong Kong people.

The money was never intended to be indefinite.

Once the Provisional Legislature is set up, Beijing will control it. Beijing will be able to pass any laws it wants.