所謂嘅外交豁免權,其實只係應該適用於做緊 state affairs 嘅時候先至可以享用。你剛果當年同人地間公司所做嘅只係個 business deal,而並非國家事務,所以自然要遵照 contract law 嘅精神來做。人地做咗野但你剛果就唔俾錢,咁就哽係追你數啦?好喇,家陣人地發現其實你有錢,咁再走來追埋條尾數,咁又有幾奇怪?如果唔係咁做嘅話,咁吓吓啲國家都走來搵你幫手做野,然後做完就唔俾錢,咁咪好撚着數?成件事一直都只係商業上嘅金錢瓜葛,但你阿爺就夾硬為咗買起剛果響國際社會嘅呢一票,而要老屈香港,粗暴干預同嚴重破壞香港法治。
Not quite, it depends on how well those foreign officials behave...
Just like in HK, every time where there are new US warships visiting HK, some of the soldiers are having mis-conduct after drinks, most of the time HK police will just keep "one eye open, one eye shut" when the US embassy ask for help.
What good does it do when all you can manage is to throw out empty accusations without anything to back it up? If you can explain to me why diplomatic immunity should extend beyond state affairs to cover business dealings and criminal activities, I would love to hear it.