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He sold me on Hong Kong and now he's leaving. This doesn't look good for our protagonist!
by joeblau 13y ago
He sold me on Hong Kong and now he's leaving. This doesn't look good for our protagonist!
- marknutter 13y agoWhy? Hong Kong still appears to have been a brilliant move. It's one of the few places he could actually travel to pre-whistle-blowing and it has apparently allowed him to travel to a countries that are even less likely to extradite him.
- mistercow 13y agoIt seems to me that he always characterized Hong Kong as a stalling tactic. He likely bought himself months or even years of time by exploiting the diplomatic situation and legal red tape. It turns out he only needed a few days. That's not a sign that he's in trouble - it's a sign that he's leaving an appropriate amount of leeway in his plans.