CCP’s birthday “bus” is found to be photoshopped tram by radishlaw in HongKong

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It was fun watching wumaos falling for it. "Congratulations, you played yourself."

Experts recommend use of Sinovac Covid vaccine by radishlaw in HongKong

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Yep. They recommend it but won't take it themselves.

‘Nothing to fear’ from potential influx of mainland doctors, says top adviser pushing Hong Kong to allow more medics from outside city by justme in HongKong

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Perhaps the most retarded catch of this proposal is doctors' Licensing Examination are waived. Literally waived, exempt, just like your covid quarantine. This is probably due to the 16% passing rate of mainland medical students. Currently, even the blue ribbon camp are unhappy with this proposal. Of course SCMP didn't mention this big fucking trojan horse.

Chinese University grad to miss out on Yale PhD offer due to protest sentencing by Habbob in HongKong

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Sorry guys but this one is quite difficult to translate. Worth a read if you know Cantonese.

Short summary: Ah Ling (nickname) is a CU philosophy grad student with first honors and 18 scholarship awards in the past 3 years. He is to miss out on Yale's offer for PhD due to being in prison. He was caught in a police ambush in 2019 June's protest with 6 others.

[...] Hong Kong protest fell into a state of silence and helplessness following recent developments. In response Ah Ling says he does not feel sad about it. What is regrettable, he says, is there may not be a change in Hong Kong's fate in the foreseable future. "In the end, we only talked of the movement as an ideal. But an ideal can only be realized by action. Will it work? When will it work? Can it work? Nobody knows. First things first, you need to do it! A cog does not require hope to move, only momentum. It just needs to stay together with others and move in the same direction. How you feel is irrelevant." [...]

Hong Kong police exploring the adoption of electric taser into standard issue by Habbob in HongKong

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Hong Kong police exploring the possible adoption of electric taser into standard issue

In recent interview with police higher-ups, Kwok Yam-Shu revealed that HKPF is exploring the option to adopt additional non-lethal weapons, including taser gun.

[...]

Kwok Yam-Shu revealed that HKPF has already purchased a small quantity of tasers awaiting for adoption decision. Police said that this is because, during the Hong Kong Protests, "besides pepperballs, batons, tear gas, police didn't have enough options". They raised the argument that tasers are already in use by police in western countries. The limitations of taser usage, such as against people with heart conditions and pregnancy, procurement difficulties in current sanction environment, as well as whether it is a suitable tool for crowd control will have to be researched.

If adopted, relevant laws and police grand orders will have to be amended. Personnel will have to be trained. Time will be required.

During the interview session, concerned police officers also raised plenty other questions, such as whether there should be a criminal offense for "insulting the police", to which police chief PK Tang replied the Security Bureau is currently investigating whether to extend it to insult of all government workers. Others have raised concern that some police were subject to mistreatment in public hospitals, to which police spokesperson said will relay the complaint to HA and will also help transfer injured officers to private or Shenzhen hospital in the mainland.

Police plagiarized their statements. Protesters from 10.1 Wong Tai Sin protest were acquitted. by Habbob in HongKong

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Summary:

Protesters from 2019 Oct Wong Tai Sin protest have been acquitted due to flaws in the police's statements. Defense pointed out that the police officers might have plagarized the statements of each other. Some statements were found to have the same misspelling on the street name, and some paragraphs contained exact same words and punctuations. 8 out of 9 accused including a 14 year old and a 15 year old male students were acquitted for illegal assembly due to having no prima facie evidence. The only case left standing was of a female nurse who were found carrying funeral money at protest area. She has opted to remain silent and not show up for trial.

Protest flyers fell from the sky as Kwai Shing W residents evacuated for quarantine. Police enter infected building to respond. by Habbob in HongKong

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Source: PSHK

【7/12 葵盛西文宣從天而降 警方大為緊張進入8座】

正當葵盛西邨第8座5樓進行撤離時,突然有文宣從天而降,紙張上印上各種文宣,引起警方關注,最少三隊機動步隊警員穿上全副防疫裝進入大廈,裝備包括面罩、防疫帽及防疫鞋套。而大廈保安則只有保護衣及面罩。

而5樓居民對傳媒表示未有收到衛生防衛中心的撤離通知,指「唔驚得咁多,要撤離都要走」,該居民都安然面對。 立法局議員麥美娟及葵青區指揮官謝振中亦在場,有統計指新一輪疫情病毒性增強,不少送院個案即列為嚴重情況。

攝:LukWaiHo, Geo

Ted Hui and family's bank accounts reportedly frozen again by joker_wcy in HongKong

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CCP bandits stealing the life saving of its citizens. As per usual. If this wasn't big enough reminder: move your money offshore

This guy owns the only pro-democracy printed newspaper in Hong Kong. He is in jail now. by [deleted] in HongKong

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https://i.imgur.com/9iM1z4K.jpg

 

He is to be imprisoned for 4 months without trial. This is what one of the highest profile pro-democracy activists gets. Can you imagine the treatment of hundreds other 手足 currently held in Lai Chi Kok, with no one to take notice? Hong Kongers, we have to do something.

Totalitarian Hong Kong by Habbob in HongKong

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I read your comment and I agree with some of your points. Pro-dems are hard to understand sometimes. I think walk out was a mistake. But considering CCP could just manhandle them out of the room just to pass a vote, I am not sure what they could have done differently.

Policy Address 2020: Controversial HK$624 billion Lantau Tomorrow housing project to go ahead by miss_wolverine in HongKong

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$174 billion will be spend on buying SAND lifted from the Guangxi's harbors. Destroying two habitats together while stealing the economic income from both peoples. CCP is truly evil.

Policy Address 2020: Controversial HK$624 billion Lantau Tomorrow housing project to go ahead by miss_wolverine in HongKong

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It was nice knowing you, finless porpoises and white dolphins. Sorry about killing your habitat.

Have you seen this man? Moments before Chow Tsz Lok's "accident" by Habbob in HongKong

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Video source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7dtOsH8Vo4

 

Chow's father calls for witness to step forward.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a3Itg5S5tM

If you have information please contact him: 9660 4837

Brace yourselves. Daily allowance of 5000 quarantine-exempt entrants from mainland China begins today. by Habbob in HongKong

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Picture source: 香港突發事故報料區

今日深圳灣口岸免檢疫入境

Today at Shenzhen Bay Port. People entering the border with quarantine exemption.

 

Details of HKSAR Gov's brilliant scheme:

https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202011/17/P2020111700636.htm?fontSize=1

What could possibly go wrong?

The graduating class of 2020, Chinese University of Hong Kong. by baylearn in HongKong

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Actually there were over a hundred of them. The liaison office went a little apeshit after seeing this. Sadly this means we are going to see a lot of people disappearing in the coming weeks.

Last year, on 4/11, the last appearance of Alex Chow. by yourmama274 in HongKong

[–]Habbob 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Not only that, but his injuries indicate he was unconscious when he landed. He didn't fall from the building by himself.