There is a fundermental event going on in Hong Kong right now, which would affect everyone in the next five years. But virtually no one cares, because they could not participate. Frankly speaking, even they could participate, they could not change the results!

And of course, I am talking about the election of the election committee members for the selection of the Chief Executive.

The election committee is theoretically similar to the Electoral College for the election of the president of the United States. People select their representatives to vote for the leaders of the place. But in the HK case, there are two fundermental differences: 1) The candidate would not tell you who they support beforehand, so there is no way a voter could vote on the candidate that would support the candidancy of the Chief Executive along with the wishes of the voters; 2) Unlike in the American version, where every adult has a vote, the voters eligible are make up of only 250,000 people (out of a 7 million population), and mde up of mostly professionals and company directors. And of course, everyone knew that who would turn out to win anyway. So, no body cares!

But if the general public continue to choose to ignore about this, and the professionals which dare to make a difference to stand up for running a candidancy, and promising voters to have an alternative candidate. This “election” will continue to uncontested, unquestioned, undebated and un-scruntinzed!! So, should you were one of the members of the Election Committee, do exercise your rights to vote and do vote for a candidate that clearly indicated that they would support for an alternative candidate. Should you were the silent majority of those who are not entitled to vote, you shouldn’t feel pity of yourself, and you should ask yourself, why I am not allowed to vote our Chief Executive under the simpliest method of ‘one man , one vote’?