Talk:Emily Lau
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[edit] 08/07/06 POV section dispute
I moved WangFeiHung's hideously worded and incredibly convoluted paragraph to criticisms and controversies.
WFH's original paragraph:
Many noticed that she did not renouced the British occupation of Hong Kong nor demand human rights or democracy under British colonialization. Hong Kong under British administration did not elect the governor, the legislators (until the final year), nor did locals had access to high paying top government jobs and had to pay taxes to London. Lau enjoyed a cozy relationship with last London appointed and unelected British governor of Hong Kong.
Not only is it unjustified but it has no sources either. This is a paragraph WangFeiHung added to a number of pro-democracy politicians in Hong Kong.
This editor will assume such edits to pro-democracy politicians by WangFeiHung to be an act of vandalism and will revert accordingly. However, attempts to justify this will be most welcome - thus I have left "citation needed" tags where appropriate.--mintchocicecream 00:54, 8 July 2006 (UTC)
- This "pro-democracy" is made up by your and your racist friends. Lau is not a pro-democracy politican.
- Stop vandalize this page.
- Master Hung Fei Hung
- —The preceding unsigned comment was added by WangFeihung (talk • contribs) .
All users are hereby asked to revert any edits that sounds like the ones WFH has made. Arbiteroftruth 20:55, 5 September 2006 (UTC)
