We Don’t Have Democracy in Hong Kong: Says Webb-site.com’s Founder

The transcript discusses the recent protests in Hong Kong, highlighting their scale and the democratic deficit in the region. It explores the five demands of the protesters, including the withdrawal of the extradition bill and the call for democracy. The potential scenarios of a crackdown by the government are examined, along with the economic and political implications of the ongoing protests. The discussion also touches on the role of international relations and the impact on Hong Kong's economy.

What was the estimated turnout for the recent protest in Hong Kong?

What are the five demands of the protesters in Hong Kong?

What potential actions could the Hong Kong government take in response to the protests?

What role does the international community play in the situation in Hong Kong?

In what ways do the protests reflect the democratic aspirations of the people in Hong Kong?

What is the significance of the 'one country, two systems' principle in the context of Hong Kong?

How does the speaker assess the impact of the protests on Hong Kong's economy?