Saturday, October 4, 2014
CY LEUNG IN A VIDEO MESSAGE (where is he hiding now..........?)
A video message in this afternoon 04.10.2014 in Hong Kong delivered by the man who shall have the guts to represent the Hong Kong people. Now he is looking into a self-inflicted desaster and has no clue how to solve this in a rational, political way & in an orderly manner. Between the lines of the below message it is very clearly written: If they dont go he will make them let go - this means police action or will he ask PLA for help ? What will be his historical excuse then ? Himself being totally uncapable to solve the situation ? Being totally uncapable in making a step forward & try to negotiate and calm down the emotions ? No - he is doing exactly the opposite, spilling oil into the fire. Does Mr. Leung really want to turn into worse ? How much this man LOVES HONG KONG ? Here the text from hie video message:
Yesterday some protesters blocked all access to the Central Government Offices at Tamar and the Chief Executive's Office. Some 3,000 government staff could not return to their workplace as a result. We have to ensure the safety of government premises and restore their operation.
From yesterday afternoon and throughout the night, conflicts erupted among people for and against the Occupy Central movement in Mong Kok, causing much chaos and leaving many injured, including reporters.
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government strongly condemns all violent acts. The situation may probably evolve into a state beyond control, and will have serious consequences to public safety and social order.
In the past few days, the Government has repeatedly appealed to protesters assembled at various locations to disperse peacefully as soon as possible. Stern warnings have also been made to protesters outside the CGO, urging them not to block access to the premises.
Both the Government and society hope that:
(1) all citizens, including those for and against the Occupy Central movement, stay calm. There should absolutely be no violence; and,
(2) public order should be restored as soon as possible to allow people to return to normal life.
The most pressing task for the Government is to reopen access to CGO on Monday so 3,000 CGO staff can return to their workplace and continue to provide services to the public.
This is in addition to preventing conflict from taking place in Mong Kok and other districts. There should be no more blocking of carriageways in Wan Chai and Central & Western districts so classes can resume on Monday.
There are many social issues to resolve in the community. But the proper way to do this is through rational dialogue. We need to work out a consensus while accommodating differences, and should not aggravate the problem with street protests.
I hope the organisers and participants of Occupy Central will, in the overall interest of all, put an end to their on-street gatherings.
The Government and the Police have the duty and determination to take all necessary actions to restore social order so the Government and the seven million people of Hong Kong can return to their normal work and life.
This is a translation of a video statement given by Chief Executive CY Leung on October 4.
Everybody can understand that schools shall come back to normal in the affected districts - also Government staff want to work - so why not try to start negotiations to work something out ?
This last sentence in his statement clearly says: He will send in troops to clear the streets:
The Government and the Police have the duty and determination to take all necessary actions to restore social order so the Government and the seven million people of Hong Kong can return to their normal work and life.
Be aware who has caused the chaos: CY Leung himself in not orderly representing the people of Hong Kong.
Social order must be restored
October 04, 2014
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Chief Executive CY Leung
The Occupy Central movement has spread to various locations on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon over the past week, causing serious repercussions to people's daily life and income. The provision of government services to the public has been affected as well.Yesterday some protesters blocked all access to the Central Government Offices at Tamar and the Chief Executive's Office. Some 3,000 government staff could not return to their workplace as a result. We have to ensure the safety of government premises and restore their operation.
From yesterday afternoon and throughout the night, conflicts erupted among people for and against the Occupy Central movement in Mong Kok, causing much chaos and leaving many injured, including reporters.
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government strongly condemns all violent acts. The situation may probably evolve into a state beyond control, and will have serious consequences to public safety and social order.
In the past few days, the Government has repeatedly appealed to protesters assembled at various locations to disperse peacefully as soon as possible. Stern warnings have also been made to protesters outside the CGO, urging them not to block access to the premises.
Both the Government and society hope that:
(1) all citizens, including those for and against the Occupy Central movement, stay calm. There should absolutely be no violence; and,
(2) public order should be restored as soon as possible to allow people to return to normal life.
The most pressing task for the Government is to reopen access to CGO on Monday so 3,000 CGO staff can return to their workplace and continue to provide services to the public.
This is in addition to preventing conflict from taking place in Mong Kok and other districts. There should be no more blocking of carriageways in Wan Chai and Central & Western districts so classes can resume on Monday.
There are many social issues to resolve in the community. But the proper way to do this is through rational dialogue. We need to work out a consensus while accommodating differences, and should not aggravate the problem with street protests.
I hope the organisers and participants of Occupy Central will, in the overall interest of all, put an end to their on-street gatherings.
The Government and the Police have the duty and determination to take all necessary actions to restore social order so the Government and the seven million people of Hong Kong can return to their normal work and life.
This is a translation of a video statement given by Chief Executive CY Leung on October 4.
Everybody can understand that schools shall come back to normal in the affected districts - also Government staff want to work - so why not try to start negotiations to work something out ?
This last sentence in his statement clearly says: He will send in troops to clear the streets:
The Government and the Police have the duty and determination to take all necessary actions to restore social order so the Government and the seven million people of Hong Kong can return to their normal work and life.
Be aware who has caused the chaos: CY Leung himself in not orderly representing the people of Hong Kong.
Friday, October 3, 2014
Mong Kok located triads paid by Secret Service from mainland to stir trouble
very clear message here: Hong Kong still ruled by triads doing everything to earn some bucks - tonight def. stirring trouble created by off-payments from somebody. The guys / thugs beating there on the protesters in Mong Kok - this is not normal people - sorry - even a blind one can see this !!!
Feel ashamed Hong Kong !
Feel ashamed Hong Kong !
Street Fighting Man. The Rolling Stones Live 1969 (Full Song)
THE STONES LIVE IN ALTAMONT - COMMENTING ON TONIGHTS "PROBLEMS":
HKFS’ Statement Response to Dialogue with the Government
The Hong Kong Federation of Students’ Statement Response to Dialogue with the Government
On the sixth day since the start of the occupying movement, hundreds and thousands of citizens have been engaging in civil disobedience. Their unfailing determination in calling for civic nomination and abolition of functional constituencies has successfully exert tremendous pressure on the government. These days, the government has been spreading messages anonymously to show their intention to have dialogues with the students. This is of no doubt a direct result of the public pressure imposed by the occupation.
The Hong Kong Federation of Students is going to have a public meeting with the Chief Secretary for Administration Ms Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor. We look forward to further announcement of details of the meetings from the government. By resorting onto the streets, Hong Kongers’ commitment and willingness to bear any potential liability is obvious. We hope that the Chief Secretary, like her fellow citizens, will be committed to this city and willing to have an open dialogue.
CY Leung has already lost all his integrity and betrayed people’s trust in him. Not only has he denied the people of a genuine political reform, but also ordered violent crack-down on peaceful protesters with tear gas. His resignation is only a matter of time. CY Leung you should better be prudent and look out for yourself. At the moment, the main focus of the debate should be the political reform. Therefore, our agenda of the public dialogue will also be set based on this central issue.
Hong Kong people shall continue its occupying movement until genuine universal suffrage comes to light. Only if we persist on could we continue to declare our determination in pressurizing the government to practice genuine democracy. Hong Kong people shall persevere their occupying action in Tim Mei Road, Harcourt Road and Tim Wa Avenue, and be on guard at all times. Whether we will bring our actions to the next level, will very much depend on the outcome of the dialogue.
The Hong Kong Federation of Students hereby would like to reaffirm the following four propositions:
Hong Kong Federation of Students
3rd October 2014
On the sixth day since the start of the occupying movement, hundreds and thousands of citizens have been engaging in civil disobedience. Their unfailing determination in calling for civic nomination and abolition of functional constituencies has successfully exert tremendous pressure on the government. These days, the government has been spreading messages anonymously to show their intention to have dialogues with the students. This is of no doubt a direct result of the public pressure imposed by the occupation.
The Hong Kong Federation of Students is going to have a public meeting with the Chief Secretary for Administration Ms Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor. We look forward to further announcement of details of the meetings from the government. By resorting onto the streets, Hong Kongers’ commitment and willingness to bear any potential liability is obvious. We hope that the Chief Secretary, like her fellow citizens, will be committed to this city and willing to have an open dialogue.
CY Leung has already lost all his integrity and betrayed people’s trust in him. Not only has he denied the people of a genuine political reform, but also ordered violent crack-down on peaceful protesters with tear gas. His resignation is only a matter of time. CY Leung you should better be prudent and look out for yourself. At the moment, the main focus of the debate should be the political reform. Therefore, our agenda of the public dialogue will also be set based on this central issue.
Hong Kong people shall continue its occupying movement until genuine universal suffrage comes to light. Only if we persist on could we continue to declare our determination in pressurizing the government to practice genuine democracy. Hong Kong people shall persevere their occupying action in Tim Mei Road, Harcourt Road and Tim Wa Avenue, and be on guard at all times. Whether we will bring our actions to the next level, will very much depend on the outcome of the dialogue.
The Hong Kong Federation of Students hereby would like to reaffirm the following four propositions:
- CY Leung has already lost his integrity and ruling legitimacy.
- The only agenda of the meeting between students and the government is the political reform.
- Such reform must reaffirm equal rights for all and bring about a genuine universal suffrage and genuine democracy.
- On the basis of “One country, two systems”, the problem must be solved locally and politically.
Hong Kong Federation of Students
3rd October 2014
Situation now is FAR AWAY FROM BEING PEACEFUL, BECAUSE.............
some local or not local thugs trying with brutal force to disperse (mostly) peaceful protesties in CAUSEWAY BAY & MONG KOK. Some people have been heard yelling commands in mandarin - ooops - somebody hired somebody to spark unrest ? We will keep you updated about what is going on soon.
Here some soundtrack to accompany that actions:
The Doors Break on Through Live at "Boston" 1970
FULL POLICE ACTION IN THAT CLIP
Here some soundtrack to accompany that actions:
The Doors Break on Through Live at "Boston" 1970
FULL POLICE ACTION IN THAT CLIP
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