Originally Posted by
Slasher1
The entire thing with CAAC was a set up. Bejing uses the whole shebang as an excuse to simply come in and grab the airline after it's done a bit of grabbing itself and fattened itself up a bit with some other deals.
It is amazing that the state run airports/airlines just to the north had the ability to increase capacity before all this started, somehow they had the ability to predict the increase in market demand before it was there..Follow the money, the master performer draws audience attention to one thing to
distract it from another. Anyone recall how this all started again ? that just does not seem to make the news anymore, dont see her resigning given the huge impact her conduct made on the Hong Kong economy. All the attention was on the police one week, an airline next week, wonder which industry that the mainlanders want next without paying, Will it be the banks for money laundering for the "terrorists", the phone companies for facilitating "terrorists" communications, the MTR for transporting "terrorists" ?
Meanwhile no one has actually been found guilty of an offence in the Hong Kong courts.