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Danny Lum
(1) The question of whether the HK police have the strength to tackle the protest - is missing the point in HK disorder.
(2) It must be an all encompassing approach that involve political decision plus police enforcement.
(3) 1stly, Politicians must declare whether HK unrest - has reached a stage of total lost of control in social order - that warrant declaring of "State of Emergency".
This is a political decision - not a police decision.
(4) If "State of Emergency" is declared - there would be :-
- "lockdown" of people's movement
- banning all protest movement
- arrest of suspected rioters, protest organiers and protestors
(5) To enforce "State of Emergency" - only economic activities and social activities are allowed - and all political activities will be banned.
(6) Police must be able to deploy forces and assets at all MTR station, bus interchanges, main roads etc - to prevent any protest movement from forming up - and any protestors that carry placards, weapons, wearing of shirts with protest slogans, illegal assembly will be arrested.
(7) This is the only way to quell the HK unrest - and bring back law and order.
(2) It must be an all encompassing approach that involve political decision plus police enforcement.
(3) 1stly, Politicians must declare whether HK unrest - has reached a stage of total lost of control in social order - that warrant declaring of "State of Emergency".
This is a political decision - not a police decision.
(4) If "State of Emergency" is declared - there would be :-
- "lockdown" of people's movement
- banning all protest movement
- arrest of suspected rioters, protest organiers and protestors
(5) To enforce "State of Emergency" - only economic activities and social activities are allowed - and all political activities will be banned.
(6) Police must be able to deploy forces and assets at all MTR station, bus interchanges, main roads etc - to prevent any protest movement from forming up - and any protestors that carry placards, weapons, wearing of shirts with protest slogans, illegal assembly will be arrested.
(7) This is the only way to quell the HK unrest - and bring back law and order.
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Danny Lum
(1) The current HK situation - has reached a critical juncture - to declare "State of Emergency" and clamp down on all protests - to restore law and order.
(2) Further delay will have an irreparable economic loss, reputational loss and international intervention.
(3) There is a need to make a swift and decisive "double down" to end the unrest and 止血。
(4) The longer the HK unrest situation drag --- the greater the damage not only to HK but also to China - and collateral damages to many business partners.
(2) Further delay will have an irreparable economic loss, reputational loss and international intervention.
(3) There is a need to make a swift and decisive "double down" to end the unrest and 止血。
(4) The longer the HK unrest situation drag --- the greater the damage not only to HK but also to China - and collateral damages to many business partners.
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Danny Lum
(1) If HK politicians and HK police - fail to quell the unrest within its means and resources now ----- China forces may be force to come down one day ---- and these will have a far wider implication and far worse consquences that no Hongkongers will want.
(2) And it will also have negative consequences to China mainland.
(3) Thus, HK politicians and HK police - will have to make a "hard decision" now - based on the "hard truth" facing HK currently as more violent protest unveil.
(2) And it will also have negative consequences to China mainland.
(3) Thus, HK politicians and HK police - will have to make a "hard decision" now - based on the "hard truth" facing HK currently as more violent protest unveil.
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Tonyle Tan
That would be nice
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Danny Lum
(1) 非常时期，你需要非常手段。
治暴，平乱，定治安。
(2) The core motivation of "State of Emergency" order or decree - is to restore law and order, social order and economic order.
(3) All Political activities and political dissent will take a backseat - and will be banned throughout the Emergency Order - until law and order are restored, safety and security order are restored.
(4) The Security Ministry under the Emergency Order (a proxy to Martial Law) - will have sweeping power to deploy security forces at all critical infrastructure such as Legislative chambers, China Liaison Office, Airport, MTR stations, bus interchanges and main road.
(5) The Emergency Order will have the power to order Telcos to block all social media communication such as telegram, facebook, instagram, twitter etc - to remove the means of communications for protestors and rioters to orgainse protest, riots and illegal assembly.
(6) The Emergency Order will also have to power to control mainstream media to toe the official line - to promote unity and stop division or dissent.
(7) The "strongman" image with the primary goal to restore law and order, social order and economic order shall emerge throughout the Emergency Order - a "Disciplinary Master wielding a big cane" - to stop all Economic sabotage, social order vandalism and protect the safetly of citizens and public infrastructure should emerge.
治暴，平乱，定治安。
(2) The core motivation of "State of Emergency" order or decree - is to restore law and order, social order and economic order.
(3) All Political activities and political dissent will take a backseat - and will be banned throughout the Emergency Order - until law and order are restored, safety and security order are restored.
(4) The Security Ministry under the Emergency Order (a proxy to Martial Law) - will have sweeping power to deploy security forces at all critical infrastructure such as Legislative chambers, China Liaison Office, Airport, MTR stations, bus interchanges and main road.
(5) The Emergency Order will have the power to order Telcos to block all social media communication such as telegram, facebook, instagram, twitter etc - to remove the means of communications for protestors and rioters to orgainse protest, riots and illegal assembly.
(6) The Emergency Order will also have to power to control mainstream media to toe the official line - to promote unity and stop division or dissent.
(7) The "strongman" image with the primary goal to restore law and order, social order and economic order shall emerge throughout the Emergency Order - a "Disciplinary Master wielding a big cane" - to stop all Economic sabotage, social order vandalism and protect the safetly of citizens and public infrastructure should emerge.
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Danny Lum
Posted by :- Brian Cohen
Originally Answered: What is the main goal of the Hong Kong protests 2019?
1. Paralyze Hong Kong's daily economic activities, destroy Hong Kong's image and economy.
2. With the collapse of the economy, sabotage the one-country-2-system policy by making Hong Kong a counter-example.
3. Further, declaring the only peace policy China has in stock to re-unify Taiwan bankruptcy, war is inevitable to withhold Taiwan independence.
4. Lure the PLA out to suppress the riot and make the scenery in Tiananmen Square reappear, arouse inner fear, intensify social unrest.
5. Thus, humiliate the Chinese government and draw further attacks and international sanctions against CCP and China.
These are all the hostilities intended by such a group of enemies of China and a price to be paid by the whole of 7.3m decent Hong Kong civilians, which is also intended by such a group.
Originally Answered: What is the main goal of the Hong Kong protests 2019?
1. Paralyze Hong Kong's daily economic activities, destroy Hong Kong's image and economy.
2. With the collapse of the economy, sabotage the one-country-2-system policy by making Hong Kong a counter-example.
3. Further, declaring the only peace policy China has in stock to re-unify Taiwan bankruptcy, war is inevitable to withhold Taiwan independence.
4. Lure the PLA out to suppress the riot and make the scenery in Tiananmen Square reappear, arouse inner fear, intensify social unrest.
5. Thus, humiliate the Chinese government and draw further attacks and international sanctions against CCP and China.
These are all the hostilities intended by such a group of enemies of China and a price to be paid by the whole of 7.3m decent Hong Kong civilians, which is also intended by such a group.
Agrosk Kar
HK police, you have been doing a great job keeping the wild animals and barbarians at bay. The chinese diaspora throughout the world are with you. Do not fear the trouble makers who are financed by america and uk. If possible just lock up all the brutes and hooligans in cages so that the good people of HK may have some peace.
Raneir Fohnob
What if: Hk cops actually protect Hkies from china troops that will be sthng wouldnt itt?
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Dick Wong
To some extend, I do empathise the HK Police Force who has been unwilling brought in to front the fear and anxiety of the society which should been solved by political solutions. Afterall, once they are out of uniforms, they and their families too are part of the Hong Kong SAR who face challenges on a daily basis.
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Pinkpink Pink
Singapore hongkong haters are soooo disappointed because China's tanks aren't gonna be making orange juice of these protesters.
Xi said no more Tiananmen-part 2 🍍
Xi said no more Tiananmen-part 2 🍍
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Sun Day
given a choice, hk police doesnt want PLA to come into the picture as they are hkies too.. They too, fear should the PLA comes, they might not leave anytime soon.. bear in mind hk police also have friends, kins, relatives.. who knows what the future beholds if the PLA comes and stay.. die die rather eat grass than to gamble the latter.. If i'm hkie, i would very much do the same.. fortunately i'm not.. ;)
Masa Soh Mengming
It will continue unless Beijing intervenes. As you said a political solution is needed. That would be a termination of One Country Two Systems and closing down the US and UK consulates.
Giving in will only make matters worse.
Giving in will only make matters worse.
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