China Warns Pope Francis Not To Interfere! One Month Later Pope Sends The Pontifical Sistine Chapel Choir To Hong Kong & Student Protests For Democracy Promptly Ensue!

Hong Kong Riots?

Follow In The Wake Of False Peace Pope Francis & His China Fly Over

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Pope Francis flies over China sends a telegram taunting the ruler of China from way over 15 cubits above the mountain tops :

China

HIS EXCELLENCY XI JINPING
PRESIDENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
BEIJING

UPON ENTERING CHINESE AIR SPACE, I EXTEND BEST WISHES TO YOUR EXCELLENCY AND YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS, AND I INVOKE THE DIVINE BLESSINGS OF PEACE AND WELL-BEING UPON THE NATION.

FRANCISCUS PP.

Soon To Be Dead?

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The warning from China:

“China will always safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity and it never allows foreign forces to interfere with religion. The Vatican should respect China in terms of the personnel of a diocese,” Liu Yuanlong, Vice President Of The State-Run Catholic Patriotic Association

Martyrs For Democracy?

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The Vatican troops are sent to Hong Kong:

The Pontifical Sistine Chapel Choir to sing in Macao, Hong Kong and Taipei

Vatican City, 16 September 2014 (VIS) – The Pontifical Sistine Chapel Choir is to perform for the first time in Macao, Hong Kong and Taipei. The concerts will be made possible through the Hong Kong Institute for Promotion of Chinese Culture, in collaboration with the Coro Perosi of the Diocese of Macao and the Taipei Philharmonic Foundation. By sharing the rich musical traditions of East and West, these concerts aim to promote cultural exchange through art and music, thereby creating new channels of communication and communion.

The concerts, entitled “Reverberating Heavenly Tunes in Greater China”, will include pieces from notable composers such as Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Orlando di Lasso, Gregorio Allegri and Lorenzo Perosi, whose works historically form part of the repertoire of papal celebrations.

The concerts will take place on 19 September 2014 at 6 p.m. in the Cathedral of Macao; 21 September at 8 p.m. at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre; and 23 September at 7:30 p.m. at the National Concert Hall in Taipei.

In addition, on 21 September at 11 a.m. in the Cathedral of Hong Kong the Sistine Choir will assist, with the authorisation of the Cardinal Secretary of State, at the Sunday celebration of the Eucharist, at which Cardinal John Tong Hon will preside.

The Pontifical Sistine Music Chapel Choir (Sistine Choir), which has its origins in the former Roman Schola Cantorum, has for centuries preserved the musical traditions of the Church and is composed of trained vocal musicians who sing at Papal liturgies and at other celebrations convoked by the Holy Father.

"We Must Fight Back, Democracy Now" 

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Student protests ensue:

BEIJING — Thousands of Hong Kong college students are skipping classes this week to join a civil disobedience campaign to protest the Chinese communist government's refusal to allow free elections for the semi-autonomous city.

After a march and three days of large rallies, student leaders threaten to surround government buildings Thursday if Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying refuses to meet with them to discuss China's controversial plans for the 2017 election for his position. High school students have been invited to join the strike Friday.

In August, the central government disappointed many of Hong Kong's 7.2 million residents by barring an open choice of candidates for the election. Instead, it is permitting only candidates hand-picked by a Beijing-friendly committee to run for Hong Kong's top governing post.

"We must fight back, democracy now," shouted student leader Lester Shum during a march Wednesday, as students took their protest to the city's commercial center for the first time. "Hong Kong is my home ground, (Beijing) is not representing me," he said, according to Reuters.

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