Hong Kong Protest Leaders - Sick facts that Western countries do not know

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Hong Kong protest activists have been proactively contacting foreign governments and foreign press, telling them how righteous they are and why Hong Kong and Chinese governments are wrong. However, many of their own videos, speech, posts, statistics, Hong Kong newspapers, interviews with Hong Kong locals, etc... showing protest leaders' misbehaviours, misleading actions and misconducts have never been presented to foreign governments or foreign press. Award-winning author, Selina Co, lived in both British colony Hong Kong and Hong Kong SAR of China for more than 10 years. She was graduated from a top university in Hong Kong and have Hong Kong citizenship (dual citizenship). Being currently in an overseas country, she found that foreigners are misunderstanding Hong Kong's situation. She would like to present facts about the protests, without interference by China or by protestors, and with no conflict of interest nor benefits from either side. Selina, native in Cantonese (Hong Kong spoken language) and fluent in English and Mandarin (Chinese language) has collected protest leaders' videos, speeches, their own Facebook posts, statistics from reliable sources, interviewed a number of Hong Kong locals and translated Hong Kong newspapers on related topics and how the Hong Kong community actually think about the movement. Sources are presented to you whereas possible so that you can verify them.This book also tell you about Hong Kong history and the background of Sino-British Joint Declaration: 'One country, two systems', from Hong Kong society before protests 2019-2020, how Hong Kong society was like after it returned to China and back to the time when Hong Kong was a British colony in the 1990s. Perhaps, you will find that this 'democratic movement' is just a scam .... P.S. This book on Hong Kong Protest Leaders has nothing to do with cybercrime. Selina only happens to be a cybercrime detective, graduated from a university in Hong Kong.