Police Crack Down on Un-Independence Day
Hong Kong, once a British colony, now enjoys the loving embrace of the Motherland—China. July 1 marks the anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to the Chinese Communist Party and protesters came out in force to celebrate Hong Kong’s Un-Independence Day.
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Police Crack Down on Un-Independence Day | China Uncensored (YouTube)
Comments (7)
Where does one go to ask questions for the show? I'm trying to figure out why Hong Kong hasn't backed off the treaty yet. Are the communists involved in forcing it through?
Chris, have you heard about a post on Reddit about the video about the "violent protests" that broke into the HK Government building. The video was said to have been filmed at 9:00 and uploaded at 9:30. But the man in uniform's watch shows 5:30, meaning the video was recorded BEFORE protesters broke in. They are suggesting that some of the "violent protesters" where actually undercover officers that organized breaking in and vandalizing the building. https://youtu.be/P_9ualy9x6U
It's crazy what's happening there, it's nice to see the Christians use whatever religious freedom they still have to their advantage. If they were in the Mainland, they wouldn't be able to do that. Also Chris, please check my messages to you. It's important
Yes I'm thinking the same too, evidently there was police guarding the government legislative building doors in morning but vanished by afternoon. One smashed door and a little wall decoration later and bobs your uncle, China condemns "intolerable violent protests" (says the kind of regime that would drive a tank over you for peaceful demonstration). Great vid again China Uncensored team. In some weird but bloody encouraging news, Britain has warned China of serious consequences if Hong Kong rights are not honoured. Maybe we ain't the utterly hopeless sellouts I was convinced we were. Actually it's particularly encouraging because this Hong Kong stuff comes at the most testing times when we are probably looking at striking some grand trade deal with China when we break from the EU this halloween. Oh PS. Fun fact: Nike just canceled a trainer launch, calling whole thing off, after designer made instagram post supporting hong kong protests..
Agree with Evan B and would add that I'm concerned that the protesters went a bridge too far in storming and vandalizing the Legislative Council building. Is this the false flag opportunity that Beijing was wishing for all along? I hope not.
like you mentioned on the livestream.. i'm worried that the vandalism might turn the public support away from the protests.. that would be bad :-/ Hope it doesnt happen
Breathing sigh of relief, despite those breathing a sigh of teargas.. stay safe