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Actually look at this video, the demonstrators have anti riot tactics....good on them, but to no avail,,ah tiong land big fuck,,
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Winnie Xi shitting his pants over HK right now!! Readying his PLA troops!!
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Thousands of Hong Kong protesters gather, govt offices shut after violent protests
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Protesters in Hong Kong hold placards and shout slogans on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council and blocked by police on Jun 13, 2019. (Photo: Reuters/Thomas Peter)
13 Jun 2019 01:32PM (Updated: 13 Jun 2019 01:40PM)
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HONG KONG: Thousands of protesters readied in Hong Kong on Thursday (Jun 13) for more potential clashes with police over a planned extradition law with mainland China, a day after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at unarmed demonstrators.
Small scuffles broke out between police and demonstrators around the city's legislature, the epicentre of the violence, while some protesters rushed to stop police from removing supplies of face masks and food.
Uniformed police with helmets and shields blocked overhead walkways, while a long row of police vans was parked nearby. Plainclothes police officers checked commuters' identity papers.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...b08dc233d649a0c/ki/hk-protests-jun-13--1-.jpg
Riot police check the bags of protesters outside the Legislative Council in Hong Kong on Jun 13, 2019. (Photo: AP/Kin Cheung)
READ: Hong Kong police fire tear gas, rubber bullets as clashes with protesters break out
Explainer: Why proposed changes to Hong Kong's extradition law are fueling protests
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Schoolchildren joined the steadily growing crowd, which swelled to a few thousand by midday, from around 20 early in the day.
"We are ready to have a protracted war with the government," said one protester, Natalie Wong. "I am young, that's why I have to fight for Hong Kong."
The extradition Bill, which will cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or travelling through the city, has sparked concerns it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
The legislature remained closed, with the council issuing a notice that the group's meeting would not be held on Thursday.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...46e5e4c1b118ab2/UF/hk-protests-jun-13--7-.jpg
Police block a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council in Hong Kong as a protester holds a sign on Jun 13, 2019. (Photo: Reuters/Thomas Peter)
Authorities have shut government offices in the financial district for the rest of the week after some of the worst violence in Hong Kong since Britain handed it back to Chinese rule in 1997.
On Wednesday, police fired rubber bullets, tear gas and pepper spray in a series of skirmishes to clear demonstrators from the legislature, with officials saying more than 70 people had been admitted to hospital by 10pm.
It was the third night of violence since a protest on Sunday drew what organisers said was more than a million people in the biggest street demonstration since the 1997 handover.
READ: China state media blames Hong Kong protests on 'lawlessness'
Several thousand demonstrators stayed until the early hours of morning near the legislature in the Admiralty district, while thousands more retreated to the Central business district, overlooked by the towers of some of Asia's biggest firms and hotel chains, including HSBC and AIA.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...9a9504985edc0db/HS/hk-protests-jun-13--3-.jpg
People walk on a street full of debris on Jun 13, 2019, a day after a demonstration against a controversial extradition law proposal in Hong Kong. (Photo: AFP/Anthony Wallace)
Hong Kong's benchmark stock exchange slid as much as 1.5 per cent on Thursday, extending losses from the previous day.
Most roads around the business district were opening for traffic, but Pacific Place, a prime shopping mall next to the legislature, stayed shut.
Banks, including Standard Chartered, Bank of China and DBS, said they had suspended branch services in the area.
Banks in the Central district emphasised it was "business as usual" but many offered staff the option of working from home.
"As a precaution, we shut two outlets early where the protests were taking place. Our priorities are the safety of our employees and supporting our customers," said HSBC, whose ground-level public space at its headquarters has previously been a focal point for protests.
READ: Pressure grows on Hong Kong over extradition Bill
Hong Kong's China-backed Chief Executive Carrie Lam condemned the violence late on Wednesday and urged a swift restoration of order.
While acknowledging the controversy, Lam has refused to postpone or withdraw the Bill, which she and her officials say is necessary to plug "loopholes" that allow the city to be a haven for criminals wanted on the mainland.
Lam has said the courts would provide human rights safeguards in vetting case-by-case extraditions to mainland China.
Opponents, including leading lawyers and rights groups, say China's justice system is marked by torture and forced confessions, arbitrary detention and poor access to lawyers.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...eda3c8a47227526/ri/hk-protests-jun-13--6-.jpg
Police walk past debris on a street in Hong Kong on Jun 13, 2019, a day after a violent demonstration against a controversial extradition law proposal. (Photo: AFP/Anthony Wallace)
In an impromptu media standup in the legislature, democratic lawmakers strongly criticised Lam's heavy-handed police response.
"We are not a haven for criminals, but we have become a haven of violent police. Firing at our children? None of the former chief executives dared to do that," said legislator Fernando Cheung.
"But 'mother Carrie Lam' did it. What kind of mother is she? I have never seen such an evil-hearted mother."
In editorials on Thursday, Chinese state media said the protests were "hammering" Hong Kong's reputation.
"It is lawlessness that will hurt Hong Kong, not the proposed amendments to its fugitive law," said the English-language China Daily.
CONCERNS OVER MORE UNREST
Face masks, goggles, helmets and water bottles strewn around the legislature area were being cleaned up, while a police team stood nearby, looking relaxed.
The adjacent Admiralty metro station remained shut while commuters crowded into other stations, with some diverted into sprawling bus queues.
Concern over the unrest prompted Hong Kong's Tourism Board to call off its dragon boat carnival this weekend and index provider MSCI to cancel a Thursday conference at a hotel near the skirmishes.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...8f64f940e25f90d/rb/hk-protests-jun-13--2-.jpg
Riot police stand guard as protesters walk outside the Legislative Council in Hong Kong on Jun 13, 2019. (Photo: AP/Kin Cheung)
The city's Bar Association expressed concern over video footage of police using force against largely unarmed protesters.
"In these cases the police may well have overstepped their lawful powers in maintaining public order," it said in a statement.
Amnesty International joined domestic rights groups in condemning Wednesday's use of police force as excessive, while a spokeswoman for the U.N. Human Rights Office in Geneva said it was following the situation closely.
"We call on all parties to express their views peacefully and on Hong Kong's authorities to engage in an inclusive and transparent dialogue over the draft legislation," the spokeswoman said.
Diplomatic pressure was also building after leaders such as British Prime Minister Theresa May and US President Donald Trump commented on the protests.
The European Union said it shared many Hong Kong citizens' concerns over the proposed extradition reforms and urged an in-depth public consultation.
"This is a sensitive issue, with potentially far-reaching consequences for Hong Kong and its people, for EU and foreign citizens, as well as for business confidence," it said in a statement.
Source: Reuters/cy
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...ts-third-day-government-offices-shut-11623272
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Protesters in Hong Kong hold placards and shout slogans on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council and blocked by police on Jun 13, 2019. (Photo: Reuters/Thomas Peter)
13 Jun 2019 01:32PM (Updated: 13 Jun 2019 01:40PM)
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HONG KONG: Thousands of protesters readied in Hong Kong on Thursday (Jun 13) for more potential clashes with police over a planned extradition law with mainland China, a day after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at unarmed demonstrators.
Small scuffles broke out between police and demonstrators around the city's legislature, the epicentre of the violence, while some protesters rushed to stop police from removing supplies of face masks and food.
Uniformed police with helmets and shields blocked overhead walkways, while a long row of police vans was parked nearby. Plainclothes police officers checked commuters' identity papers.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...b08dc233d649a0c/ki/hk-protests-jun-13--1-.jpg
READ: Hong Kong police fire tear gas, rubber bullets as clashes with protesters break out
Explainer: Why proposed changes to Hong Kong's extradition law are fueling protests
Advertisement
Schoolchildren joined the steadily growing crowd, which swelled to a few thousand by midday, from around 20 early in the day.
"We are ready to have a protracted war with the government," said one protester, Natalie Wong. "I am young, that's why I have to fight for Hong Kong."
The extradition Bill, which will cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or travelling through the city, has sparked concerns it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
The legislature remained closed, with the council issuing a notice that the group's meeting would not be held on Thursday.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...46e5e4c1b118ab2/UF/hk-protests-jun-13--7-.jpg
Authorities have shut government offices in the financial district for the rest of the week after some of the worst violence in Hong Kong since Britain handed it back to Chinese rule in 1997.
On Wednesday, police fired rubber bullets, tear gas and pepper spray in a series of skirmishes to clear demonstrators from the legislature, with officials saying more than 70 people had been admitted to hospital by 10pm.
It was the third night of violence since a protest on Sunday drew what organisers said was more than a million people in the biggest street demonstration since the 1997 handover.
READ: China state media blames Hong Kong protests on 'lawlessness'
Several thousand demonstrators stayed until the early hours of morning near the legislature in the Admiralty district, while thousands more retreated to the Central business district, overlooked by the towers of some of Asia's biggest firms and hotel chains, including HSBC and AIA.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...9a9504985edc0db/HS/hk-protests-jun-13--3-.jpg
Hong Kong's benchmark stock exchange slid as much as 1.5 per cent on Thursday, extending losses from the previous day.
Most roads around the business district were opening for traffic, but Pacific Place, a prime shopping mall next to the legislature, stayed shut.
Banks, including Standard Chartered, Bank of China and DBS, said they had suspended branch services in the area.
Banks in the Central district emphasised it was "business as usual" but many offered staff the option of working from home.
"As a precaution, we shut two outlets early where the protests were taking place. Our priorities are the safety of our employees and supporting our customers," said HSBC, whose ground-level public space at its headquarters has previously been a focal point for protests.
READ: Pressure grows on Hong Kong over extradition Bill
Hong Kong's China-backed Chief Executive Carrie Lam condemned the violence late on Wednesday and urged a swift restoration of order.
While acknowledging the controversy, Lam has refused to postpone or withdraw the Bill, which she and her officials say is necessary to plug "loopholes" that allow the city to be a haven for criminals wanted on the mainland.
Lam has said the courts would provide human rights safeguards in vetting case-by-case extraditions to mainland China.
Opponents, including leading lawyers and rights groups, say China's justice system is marked by torture and forced confessions, arbitrary detention and poor access to lawyers.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...eda3c8a47227526/ri/hk-protests-jun-13--6-.jpg
In an impromptu media standup in the legislature, democratic lawmakers strongly criticised Lam's heavy-handed police response.
"We are not a haven for criminals, but we have become a haven of violent police. Firing at our children? None of the former chief executives dared to do that," said legislator Fernando Cheung.
"But 'mother Carrie Lam' did it. What kind of mother is she? I have never seen such an evil-hearted mother."
In editorials on Thursday, Chinese state media said the protests were "hammering" Hong Kong's reputation.
"It is lawlessness that will hurt Hong Kong, not the proposed amendments to its fugitive law," said the English-language China Daily.
CONCERNS OVER MORE UNREST
Face masks, goggles, helmets and water bottles strewn around the legislature area were being cleaned up, while a police team stood nearby, looking relaxed.
The adjacent Admiralty metro station remained shut while commuters crowded into other stations, with some diverted into sprawling bus queues.
Concern over the unrest prompted Hong Kong's Tourism Board to call off its dragon boat carnival this weekend and index provider MSCI to cancel a Thursday conference at a hotel near the skirmishes.
image: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/ima...8f64f940e25f90d/rb/hk-protests-jun-13--2-.jpg
The city's Bar Association expressed concern over video footage of police using force against largely unarmed protesters.
"In these cases the police may well have overstepped their lawful powers in maintaining public order," it said in a statement.
Amnesty International joined domestic rights groups in condemning Wednesday's use of police force as excessive, while a spokeswoman for the U.N. Human Rights Office in Geneva said it was following the situation closely.
"We call on all parties to express their views peacefully and on Hong Kong's authorities to engage in an inclusive and transparent dialogue over the draft legislation," the spokeswoman said.
Diplomatic pressure was also building after leaders such as British Prime Minister Theresa May and US President Donald Trump commented on the protests.
The European Union said it shared many Hong Kong citizens' concerns over the proposed extradition reforms and urged an in-depth public consultation.
"This is a sensitive issue, with potentially far-reaching consequences for Hong Kong and its people, for EU and foreign citizens, as well as for business confidence," it said in a statement.
Source: Reuters/cy
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...ts-third-day-government-offices-shut-11623272
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Police face mounting brutality claims after Hong Kong clashes
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Police have been accused of using unnecessary force in putting down protests that rocked Hong Kong AFP/Anthony WALLACE
13 Jun 2019 03:36PM
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HONG KONG: Their motto has been "Asia's Finest" since colonial times, but videos of Hong Kong police beating unarmed protesters have fuelled public anger and sparked accusations of brutality.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators occupying city streets scattered when police used tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and bean bag rounds on Wednesday (Jun 12).
Police insisted the force was necessary to fend off protesters throwing bricks and metal bars.
READ: China state media blames Hong Kong protests on 'lawlessness'
But critics said officers used localised violence by small groups of hardcore activists to launch an unprecedented operation against the much larger mass of peaceful protesters who had taken over parts of the city on Wednesday.
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The air was thick with tear gas when police moved in to clear the streets AFP/Anthony WALLACE
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Criticism of police tactics poured in Thursday as videos of the clashes went viral.
The Hong Kong Bar Association slammed the "deployment of wholly unnecessary force against largely unarmed protesters who did not appear to pose any immediate threat to the police or the public at large."
The group said the police "may well have over-stepped its lawful powers in maintaining public order".
An influential legal group on a committee that elects Hong Kong's leader called for an independent inquiry into what it said was "excessive use of force" by officers.
The clashes were broadcast live throughout the day on news networks while activists have been sharing multiple clips of officers using extreme force.
READ: Hong Kong leader calls extradition law protests an 'organised riot'
VIRAL VIDEOS
In one Apple Daily clip filmed at Wednesday's protests, a young woman who falls to the floor while running away is hit by at least four riot police with batons, while one brings his plastic riot shield crashing down on her.
In another, a man sitting on a wall is approached by riot police, with whom he is seen exchanging a few words before they spray pepper repeatedly into his face at close range.
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Protesters used umbrellas to protect themselves from pepper spray AFP/DALE DE LA REY
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Police used tear gas, rubber bullets, bean bag rounds and pepper spray AFP/Philip FONG
A third online clip shows several policemen slam a protester holding a box of water bottles to the ground, where several kneel on him to hold him down until he releases his phone.
"The police have taken advantage of the violent acts of a small minority as a pretext to use excessive force against the vast majority of peaceful protesters," said Man-Kei Tam, director of Amnesty International Hong Kong.
"Protesters were just sitting there and demonstrating peacefully, but they used tear gas in their faces ... You can only use the word hideous to describe this," lawmaker Claudia Mo told reporters.
The Hong Kong Journalists Association said it has received more than 15 complaints from reporters - including some who say they were targeted with pepper spray - and called for more witness accounts from reporters of any abuses by police.
Police chief Stephen Lo defended his officers Wednesday, saying they had shown restraint until "mobsters" tried to storm parliament.
"These violent protesters kept charging at our line of defence, and used very dangerous weapons, including ... throwing metal barricades at us and throwing bricks," he said.
"This is a very dangerous act, it can kill people."
Several police officers were among the injured, with local TV showing one unconscious officer being carried away after appearing to have been hit by a projectile.
Two people are in a serious condition and 77 more were injured.
Compared with police in other parts of the region, Hong Kong's police have generally had a good reputation due to territory's rule of law and open justice system. Their motto "Asia's Finest" has been in place since colonial rule.
But in recent years, anger has grown towards the force - with a key turning point being the use of tear gas against peaceful protesters, which sparked the Occupy movement of 2014.
Amnesty warned the police's tactics on Wednesday were "fuelling tensions and ... likely to contribute to worsening violence, rather than end it".
Source: AFP/aa
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...ality-claims-after-hong-kong-clashes-11624030
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Police have been accused of using unnecessary force in putting down protests that rocked Hong Kong AFP/Anthony WALLACE
13 Jun 2019 03:36PM
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HONG KONG: Their motto has been "Asia's Finest" since colonial times, but videos of Hong Kong police beating unarmed protesters have fuelled public anger and sparked accusations of brutality.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators occupying city streets scattered when police used tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and bean bag rounds on Wednesday (Jun 12).
Police insisted the force was necessary to fend off protesters throwing bricks and metal bars.
READ: China state media blames Hong Kong protests on 'lawlessness'
But critics said officers used localised violence by small groups of hardcore activists to launch an unprecedented operation against the much larger mass of peaceful protesters who had taken over parts of the city on Wednesday.
image: data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==
The air was thick with tear gas when police moved in to clear the streets AFP/Anthony WALLACE
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Criticism of police tactics poured in Thursday as videos of the clashes went viral.
The Hong Kong Bar Association slammed the "deployment of wholly unnecessary force against largely unarmed protesters who did not appear to pose any immediate threat to the police or the public at large."
The group said the police "may well have over-stepped its lawful powers in maintaining public order".
An influential legal group on a committee that elects Hong Kong's leader called for an independent inquiry into what it said was "excessive use of force" by officers.
The clashes were broadcast live throughout the day on news networks while activists have been sharing multiple clips of officers using extreme force.
READ: Hong Kong leader calls extradition law protests an 'organised riot'
VIRAL VIDEOS
In one Apple Daily clip filmed at Wednesday's protests, a young woman who falls to the floor while running away is hit by at least four riot police with batons, while one brings his plastic riot shield crashing down on her.
In another, a man sitting on a wall is approached by riot police, with whom he is seen exchanging a few words before they spray pepper repeatedly into his face at close range.
image: data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==
Protesters used umbrellas to protect themselves from pepper spray AFP/DALE DE LA REY
image: data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==
Police used tear gas, rubber bullets, bean bag rounds and pepper spray AFP/Philip FONG
A third online clip shows several policemen slam a protester holding a box of water bottles to the ground, where several kneel on him to hold him down until he releases his phone.
"The police have taken advantage of the violent acts of a small minority as a pretext to use excessive force against the vast majority of peaceful protesters," said Man-Kei Tam, director of Amnesty International Hong Kong.
"Protesters were just sitting there and demonstrating peacefully, but they used tear gas in their faces ... You can only use the word hideous to describe this," lawmaker Claudia Mo told reporters.
The Hong Kong Journalists Association said it has received more than 15 complaints from reporters - including some who say they were targeted with pepper spray - and called for more witness accounts from reporters of any abuses by police.
Police chief Stephen Lo defended his officers Wednesday, saying they had shown restraint until "mobsters" tried to storm parliament.
"These violent protesters kept charging at our line of defence, and used very dangerous weapons, including ... throwing metal barricades at us and throwing bricks," he said.
"This is a very dangerous act, it can kill people."
Several police officers were among the injured, with local TV showing one unconscious officer being carried away after appearing to have been hit by a projectile.
Two people are in a serious condition and 77 more were injured.
Compared with police in other parts of the region, Hong Kong's police have generally had a good reputation due to territory's rule of law and open justice system. Their motto "Asia's Finest" has been in place since colonial rule.
But in recent years, anger has grown towards the force - with a key turning point being the use of tear gas against peaceful protesters, which sparked the Occupy movement of 2014.
Amnesty warned the police's tactics on Wednesday were "fuelling tensions and ... likely to contribute to worsening violence, rather than end it".
Source: AFP/aa
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...ality-claims-after-hong-kong-clashes-11624030
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香港人没有用。已经一直退步一辈子了！上一代的风光荣耀都已经一去不回了，跟红毛狗殖民地主义一齐永远葬送了。
香港岛跟新加坡鼻屎一样渺小狭隘，香港人心胸胸怀也一样狭隘，自私，怕死，无知，跟新加坡的鼻屎人一样。理论上，所谓东方明珠大港，已经一两个世纪对开阔的世界开放接触，广博拥抱天下，也应该早被天下所拥抱，机遇无穷了。但是并非如此而且相反的，香港人作茧自缚，坐井观天，是井底蛙！回归中国也是绝佳机遇，新加坡鼻屎是不会有机会的，香港人却逃亡1997，害怕，制造隔阂壁垒，躲避在井底，自崛坟墓，自我封闭！心胸狭隘自私怕死懒惰贪婪，无药可救！病得不比新加坡鼻屎人轻啊！
现在的香港大不如前，连港口口岸，航空枢纽的表现都是勉强应对而已，如果不是中国大陆给一口饭吃，早已经饿死多年了。基础建设，美食文化，一落千丈，连曾经大红大紫的电影唱片业都已经黯淡无光，黯然失色，前途可悲！说旅游香港本来比新加坡有更优越条件，结果还是很失败，旅游景点回归1997以来都没有开发什么像样的新景点出来！根本就是不长进！以前很多Made In HongKong 的产品，现在死光了！
愚蠢到今天，居然反对”逃犯条例“，难道妄想靠窝藏逃犯来混口饭吃了？那么再下来，就快成为国际恐怖分子窝点了？
以前的灿烂辉煌香港，成了一个狗屎！曾经是购物美食的天堂，现在只会暴民围堵占据中环旺角，示威游行，罢市罢工罢课！满街暴民，警察开枪射催泪弹！居民反对来购物的水客不友善，社会冷酷无情，治安混乱不安宁。我出国就算过境到了香港也绝不想离开机场去看看了。
笨蛋香港人！以为自己潇洒？追求民主自由？快要把自己饿死了，糟蹋了父辈祖辈们辛苦开发的东方之珠！
https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/ho...-from-pavement-to-protest.269507/post-2916190
香港岛跟新加坡鼻屎一样渺小狭隘，香港人心胸胸怀也一样狭隘，自私，怕死，无知，跟新加坡的鼻屎人一样。理论上，所谓东方明珠大港，已经一两个世纪对开阔的世界开放接触，广博拥抱天下，也应该早被天下所拥抱，机遇无穷了。但是并非如此而且相反的，香港人作茧自缚，坐井观天，是井底蛙！回归中国也是绝佳机遇，新加坡鼻屎是不会有机会的，香港人却逃亡1997，害怕，制造隔阂壁垒，躲避在井底，自崛坟墓，自我封闭！心胸狭隘自私怕死懒惰贪婪，无药可救！病得不比新加坡鼻屎人轻啊！
现在的香港大不如前，连港口口岸，航空枢纽的表现都是勉强应对而已，如果不是中国大陆给一口饭吃，早已经饿死多年了。基础建设，美食文化，一落千丈，连曾经大红大紫的电影唱片业都已经黯淡无光，黯然失色，前途可悲！说旅游香港本来比新加坡有更优越条件，结果还是很失败，旅游景点回归1997以来都没有开发什么像样的新景点出来！根本就是不长进！以前很多Made In HongKong 的产品，现在死光了！
愚蠢到今天，居然反对”逃犯条例“，难道妄想靠窝藏逃犯来混口饭吃了？那么再下来，就快成为国际恐怖分子窝点了？
以前的灿烂辉煌香港，成了一个狗屎！曾经是购物美食的天堂，现在只会暴民围堵占据中环旺角，示威游行，罢市罢工罢课！满街暴民，警察开枪射催泪弹！居民反对来购物的水客不友善，社会冷酷无情，治安混乱不安宁。我出国就算过境到了香港也绝不想离开机场去看看了。
笨蛋香港人！以为自己潇洒？追求民主自由？快要把自己饿死了，糟蹋了父辈祖辈们辛苦开发的东方之珠！
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If people don't want to be shot at, pepper sprayed and tear gassed they should head straight to work to do something productive for the country instead of causing trouble on the streets.
Those injured only have themselves to blame.
Those injured only have themselves to blame.
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Carrie Lam is Xi Jinping's mistress.
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This I absolutely agree. Even my ex HK girlfriend told me the same as what you said when I texted her yesterday, telling her to keep safe and not to protest like those mad people on the streets. Lol
If those rioters are so eager to be heard and seen by the international media esp those from the West, then be prepared to have tear gas and rubber bullets fired at them and if necessary, to face death squarely. Don't complain about police brutality. If PLA troops and tanks roll in, they will die even faster and nastier.
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Yep, same sentiments. She said the same thing too.If those rioters are so eager to be heard and seen by the international media esp those from the West, then be prepared to have tear gas and rubber bullets fired at them and if necessary, to face death squarely. Don't complain about police brutality. If PLA troops and tanks roll in, they will die even faster and nastier.
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Nothing of this shit would happen if HK has ISA. This shows PAP is the bestest.
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The stupid go the streets. The rich and smart ones are planning their emigration to UK and Canada.
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Every fucking undeserving bastard demand this and that for their own fancy dreams. Think deathtoll and total extinction 1st.
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some models allowed to sell to approved civilians.
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- 第三代猛士多用途车辆，在控制成本、保证易用性的基础上，提供了针对中小口径枪弹、爆炸碎片、地雷的相当防护能力，这令其能够替代一部分中轻型轮式、履带式装甲输送车乃至步兵战车，执行低强度直接作战任务。这在我国广阔的边疆地区有关键性的实用价值。（来源：军事纪实 沉默的山羊）
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- 新浪军事深度：近日，中国第三代猛士轻型轮式装甲多用途车辆，在最新视频中全方位曝光！许多细节，首次公开展示，展示了这一中国最新型战车的强大实力！
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- 说起这一中国陆军革命性的轻型多用途车辆，不得不从新中国最早的轻型通用车辆说起 —— 最初我军配备的是缴获的少量美国吉普车。新中国领导人在美国吉普上进行了著名的胜利庆典仪式。随后，苏联向中国提供了更为先进的吉普车，此后中国实现了著名的北京吉普的国产化。
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- 这一中国首个大量生产装备的吉普，发挥了重大作用，在还击战中也登上战场。但是到了世纪之交，这一吉普已经远落后于世界先进水平。但中国当时由于国力限制，长期未能打造有力的相关产品，直到近年猛士多用途车辆的出现，才使得我军拥有了类似美军悍马的出色通用车型。
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- 第一代猛士的出现，立即令我军获得了极为强大的一种轻型通用车辆，首先通过宽大的底盘和出色的动力，解决了过去相关车辆运载量太低的问题；其次，克服了老式吉普高速行驶中转向和紧急刹车，车体因悬挂限制而稳定性低的缺陷；再次，提供了一个极为有效的改进发展平台。
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- 这一多用途车辆，能够广泛用于战术突击、支援后勤以及通勤，保证了相当水平的越野高机动性，安全而不至于过于昂贵。这一车辆的主要技术要点包括，采用动力强劲的柴油发动机，
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- 四轮独立悬挂，全时四驱，前后车轴距离等数据出色，无论公路行驶还是越野均游刃有余。宽截面低压防弹轮胎、中央充放气系统等技术的运用，也令其获益不浅。其接近角、离去角合理，能克服较为困难的自然障碍。
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- 虽然猛士给陆军官兵带来了巨大的改善，但它也并非十全十美。早期的猛士，与早期的美国悍马一样，主要问题出在防护性太差这一细节上。这一代车辆缺少必要的防护措施，士兵无法驾驶它进行相对复杂的作战任务，过于易于被枪弹、地雷、炮弹碎片摧毁。
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- 于是，第三代猛士装甲改造车型闪亮登场！这并非一种简单在早期猛士上增加装甲的车型，而是综合考虑、优化设计的全新装甲车辆 —— 它拥有完善的车身防弹钢板、防弹玻璃观察窗、遥控机枪/榴弹发射器转塔等在防护上极为关键的设备。
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- 在难以严密保护的发动机进气散热、排气部分，运用网状防弹材料，提供有效保护。车底设置装甲板，改进车底设计，提供爆炸力量偏转的效果。
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- 可以遇见第三代猛士的吨位必然大幅度增加，预计仅装甲部分增重就超过一吨，某种意义上它已经和过去的猛士没有太大关联，是一种全新设计。特别值得再次强调的是第三代猛士在装甲、动力、车架、悬挂等领域进行了全盘考虑与整体设计，使得它不像美国悍马装甲型号那样只是修修补补而导致驾驶能力和越野能力直线下降。
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- 显然第三代猛士非常适应我国可能面对的现代反恐战争的需要，且可以迅速改装为机炮、反坦克导弹、迫击炮、防空导弹甚至超轻型榴弹炮的作战平台，与基本的运输型搭配成完善的战车作战体系。
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- 未来，第三代猛士将可以于中型卡车尺寸大小的重型防雷车、超轻型突击车组合，形成成本相对可控的完善、多级别轮式战车体系。届时，我军陆战可运用的平台将更加多样化、灵活化，针对性更强，整体作战能力将有质的提高。
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The third-generation warrior multi-purpose vehicle provides considerable protection against small and medium-calibre bullets, explosive debris, and mines on the basis of cost control and ease of use, which makes it possible to replace some of the light-weight wheeled and tracked armor. Transport vehicles and even infantry fighting vehicles perform low-intensity direct combat missions. This has key practical value in China's vast frontier regions. (Source: Military Documentary Silent Goat)
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Sina military depth: Recently, China's third-generation warrior light wheeled armored multi-purpose vehicle, all-round exposure in the latest video! Many details, the first public display, showcases the power of this latest Chinese tank!
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Speaking of the revolutionary light multi-purpose vehicle of the Chinese Army, it has to start with the earliest light-duty vehicles in New China - initially our army was equipped with a small amount of American jeep seized. The new Chinese leaders staged a famous victory ceremony at the American Jeep. Subsequently, the Soviet Union provided China with a more advanced jeep, and since then China has achieved the localization of the famous Beijing Jeep.
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The Jeep, the first large-scale production equipment in China, played a major role and was also on the battlefield in the counterattack. But by the turn of the century, this jeep has fallen far behind the world's advanced level. However, due to national power restrictions, China had not been able to build strong related products for a long time. Until the emergence of warrior multi-purpose vehicles in recent years, our military had an excellent universal model similar to the US military.
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The emergence of the first generation of warriors immediately gave our army an extremely powerful light-duty vehicle. First of all, through the large chassis and excellent power, it solved the problem of the low load of related vehicles in the past. Secondly, it overcame the old jeep. Steering and emergency braking at high speeds, the car body has low stability due to suspension restrictions; again, it provides an extremely effective platform for improvement.
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This versatile vehicle can be used extensively for tactical assaults, support logistics and commuting, ensuring a high level of off-road high mobility, safe and not too expensive. The main technical points of this vehicle include the use of a powerful diesel engine.
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Four-wheel independent suspension, full-time four-wheel drive, front and rear axle distance and other data, excellent road, whether it is off-road or off-road. The use of technologies such as wide-section low-pressure bulletproof tires and central charging and deflation systems has also benefited them. Its approach angle and departure angle are reasonable, and it can overcome difficult natural obstacles.
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Although the Warriors have brought tremendous improvements to the Army officers and men, it is not perfect. The early warriors, like the early American Hummers, had the main problem of being too poorly protected. This generation of vehicles lacked the necessary protective measures, and soldiers could not drive it for relatively complex combat missions, which were too easy to be destroyed by bullets, mines, and shrapnel.
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So, the third generation of the Warrior armored remodeling model debut! This is not a simple model that adds armor to the early warriors, but a new armored vehicle that is comprehensively considered and optimized. It has a complete body bulletproof steel plate, bulletproof glass observation window, remote control machine gun/grenade launcher turret, etc. A device that is extremely critical in protection.
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In the part of the engine heat dissipation and exhaust that is difficult to protect, the mesh bulletproof material is used to provide effective protection. The bottom of the vehicle is equipped with an armor plate to improve the design of the underbody and provide the effect of deflection of the explosive force.
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The tonnage that can meet the third generation of warriors is bound to increase substantially. It is expected that only part of the armor will gain more than one ton. In a sense, it has not been much related to the warriors of the past. It is a brand new design. It is particularly worthy of re-emphasizing that the third-generation warrior has carried out a comprehensive consideration and overall design in the fields of armor, power, frame, suspension, etc., making it not like the American Hummer armor model, which is just tinkering and leads to driving ability and off-road capability. decline.
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Obviously, the third generation of warriors are very adapted to the needs of the modern anti-terrorism war that China may face, and can be quickly converted into a combat platform for machine guns, anti-tank missiles, mortars, anti-aircraft missiles and even ultra-light howitzers, with the basic transport type. A perfect chariot combat system.
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In the future, the third generation of warriors will be available in medium truck sizes.
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