In this episode, I explain the implications of Hong Kong's national security law. Since it's passage last year, Hong Kong has been transformed from a relatively independent city-state, into city governed in quite the same way as the Chinese mainland, with only Chinese approved candidates and parties able to govern. Dozens of activists have been arrested under charges of sedition, the false accusation that they are working for foreign governments, when really the CCP's goal is to crush the democracy movement once and for all.