Dear Foxy,

I think they will attack, and soon, well before October 1st., and brutally. Apart from the human cost, Hong Kong will be very seriously damaged as a financial hub when they do, and perhaps hundreds of thousands will try to leave.

What happens there could tip the world economy into recession, especially for China, a new pariah. I'm not hopeful that all of that will improve China's relations with the rest of the world, or deter it from aggressive moves against neighbouring countries.

Love,

Joe

Hi there FOXY...

It's really terrific to see you back with us all. I do sincerely hope your procedure, and hospital visit, went very well and you're on the mend. Take good care of yourself, please.

The Chinese invasion is underway. I saw a group of twenty suspicious Chinese passing the front of my house two days back. Fortunately they stopped at the sands on the beach of the Pacific Ocean. Their progress haltered by an aboriginal sea claim.

But the way was otherwise clear for the assault, since the homeless have been banned from parking along the beach front, forced by council edict to the back blocks, awaiting the conscription call to arms, as the first line of defence against any Chinese communist invasion, specifically not matching a politicians Aldi shopping bag and green bicycle approach to Chinese immigration, Canberra style 2.1.

Dan

Dear Joe,

I sincerely hope that you're wrong about China's
bringing in troops.

But, I guess we'll have to wait and see.

Dear O Sung Wu,

Thank You so much for your good wishes.
Everything went well and I'm fine.

As always, your words and concern gives
me wings.

You're a lovely man with a big heart.

In the war that has to come, the last thing we need is millions of hostages in a remote post that cannot be protected.

The West needs to help the people of Hong Kong evacuate, by sea and air, then build their city elsewhere (most sensibly on the northern Philippine coast).