sir gordon needs bridge as long hair brings prospects of troubled waters
Whatever your political persuasion, there can be no doubting we will have a lot more theatre in the new Legislative Council. The question is whether the return of 'Chiu Chow angry man' Chim Pui-chung and 'Long Hair' Leung Kwok-hung means law-making descends into tragedy or comedy.
Engineering magnate Sir Gordon Wu Ying-sheung is in his own way a radical non-conformist but he declared last month that he would pack up and leave Hong Kong should Mr Leung win a popular mandate and enter the hallowed halls.
The man who once advised filling in Tolo Harbour declared Hong Kong would go the way of Cuba should gullible voters choose a man who, the horror of it, dresses himself in Che Guevara tee-shirts.
Alas, Sir Gordon did not return Lai See's call yesterday seeking his emigration plans.
Presumably he could move to the other side of the Pearl River Delta should his grand Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai bridge win approval. That decision will of course require approval from, among others, a scruffy chap in a tee-shirt.
