Canadian pastor Arthur Pawlowski, who was arrested Saturday for allegedly violating public health orders by holding church services during the pandemic, said he felt like he was living in Hong Kong after he was released from jail on Monday night. “I just woke up in Hong Kong a few days ago,” Pawlowski said in an interview with Newsmax hours after his release. “I mean, I thought I emigrated to our beloved Canada, but I am in Hong Kong, full force.” Hong Kong people have been fighting for freedom in the past few years but have been brutally crushed by the CCP (China Communist Party)-backed local government, and many activists were recently arrested. “It’s insanity—arresting pastor[s], shutting down churches. Craziness,” Pawlowski added. Pawlowski and his brother were arrested Saturday on a highway by a SWAT team. He and his brother both were released Monday night. “Earlier today, police arrested two organizers of a …