First.thing,I wonder which group will do well at the elections. The comments sectionof these news links have viewpoints that the current pro Beijing parties are going to loose. I hope that is just wishful thing on their part.
Hong-Kong Protests
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First.thing,I wonder which group will do well at the elections. The comments sectionof these news links have viewpoints that the current pro Beijing parties are going to loose. I hope that is just wishful thing on their part.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
What's that? The terrorists have holed themselves up in one place with only one way in or out? I don't think that it's possible to overstate the opportunity this presents! A "stronghold" full of people who can't fight their own death trap.
It's possible to cull nearly all of them out of the population with probably zero civilian casualties! They wouldn't even have a chance to switch clothes and pretend to be normal citizens! It couldn't get more perfect than this. No matter how many provisions they have, they'll run out in days, not to mention a water/gas/electricity out. It's possible to block the road and wait for them to come out or simply to send in trained personnel to drag them out like screaming rats from their tunnels and then send all the ones who submitted and are still alive to re-education through labor camp.
solarz
Brigadier
It doesn't matter who wins at the elections. HK's fate is sealed, and a change of politicians won't make a whit of difference.
plawolf
Lieutenant General
Seems like a trap.
Now that the rioters are obviously loosing all credibility, the foreign powers pulling their strings are partly setting them up as juicy bait; but mostly trying to keep them bottled up as a means of control, to stop them beating up civilians, as they know the western MSM can no longer keep censoring such news now that they have actually murdered a civilian
If the police go in, the brainwashed and hand picked extremist amongst them would probably turn the whole thing into a giant bloodbath.
If you siege them, it’s a forced mass hunger strike.
Either way it’s live-streamed across the world and given prime time coverage by the western MSM and social media to generate sympathy points to boost their flagging international support.
The best thing to do is to cut all internet hardlines and jam all cell signals.
These brainwashed rioters’ whole sense of self worth is dependent on foreign approval.
Cut that off and see their moral collapses.
The police should bottle them up but allow food, water and medical supplies in.
If they want out, they walk out one at a time into handcuffs.
If they want to stay, they can, and the world will forget about them.
These terrorists and murderers peddle in violence but are quite incapable at it to be perfectly honest. Their actions beckon for escalation and similarly merciless violence. If the silent majority and police ever escalate to levels beyond "reasonable" many would not feel any sympathy for them. A few cops bashing up (but leaving intact) some idiots trying to beat up cops and carrying weapons is more than justified in HK and anywhere else in the world. I'm hoping the cops and now angry citizens can force feed these assholes their own medicine. Like bitchy snowflakes who cannot tolerate others but demand tolerance for their own unrealistic wishes, I bet they falter quickly.
solarz
Brigadier
They're actually already leaving, lol!
They wouldn't hole up in one place any more. They had tried this method a few years ago for the occupy central movement. The rioters considered this method as a total failure and blamed the "leftists" for it. Two groups were formed after the occupy central. One of them is the traditional leftists which are mostly college students. And the other one is various HK independent groups which consists of mostly college students, high school students, unemployed, and underemployed.
After seeing this I think HK gov't should be toppled.
But replaced with actual leaders and not wannabes
Maybe, if by "toppled" you mean the politicians should be voted out of office. (I doubt the Hong Kong judges can be ousted the same way, as they are probably not elected.)But the island might not have to go that far.
I think the chances are rather good that many of these judges are vulnerable to corruption charges; their prolonged miscarriage of justice with respect to clearly guilty rioters would suggest the wig wearers are maybe not so honourable.
And not all the corrupt judges may need to be deposed. I don't pretend to know Hong Kong's legal system. However, if the cops can choose which judges get to see the arrested rioters, then we don't need many honest judges. As long we can also arrange for honest courts of appeal, the thugs can be thrown in the slammer, and the riots will end.
Jura The idiot
General
briefly checked after
Hong Kong protests: peaceful Friday turns violent again as government issues warning to employees and university chiefs call for end to deadlock
follow the link if interested (Full letter from Chinese University vice-chancellor inside)
Hong Kong protests: peaceful Friday turns violent again as government issues warning to employees and university chiefs call for end to deadlock
- Heads of Hong Kong’s nine universities issue joint statement calling on both sides to end bitter conflict that has moved onto campuses around the city
- Government warns 180,000 employees they face immediate suspension if arrested while taking part in unlawful public activities
follow the link if interested (Full letter from Chinese University vice-chancellor inside)
Lol! Less than three days after declearing the "independence republic of chinese university" (yep, you read it right) with their very own immigration check points, and road block!
They abandon their new republic with all their rubbish for others to clear! Figures.
Watching this video is so like the zombie films, its amazing how less than 12 hours earlier, there were full of "people", and now its like a zombie town!