Captain Lachiman Gurung, a Gurkha who received the Victoria Cross, the British army’s highest honour, marks Veterans Day in London. Photo: AFP
Opinion
Opinion
Hongkongers should learn from how Britain treated the Gurkhas
- Britain’s sudden interest in Hongkongers’ welfare is not about democracy or rights, but about securing a post-Brexit workforce and destabilising China
- If the British can treat the Gurkhas – their loyal fighting friends of over 200 years – with cruelty and apathy, how do you think they will treat Hongkongers?
Captain Lachiman Gurung, a Gurkha who received the Victoria Cross, the British army’s highest honour, marks Veterans Day in London. Photo: AFP
