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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jul 20

    In the face of gov's cruel indifference to the taking place these 2 months, have released a reaffirming their 5 demands ahead of the today.

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    12 hours ago

    An English recap of what had happened in Hong Kong on July 21 2019. Source: telegram group

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    14 hours ago

    Last night : how HK Police dealt with white clad gangsters (who were visibly holding weapons). This is the same police that had been aggressively checking belongings of protestors (including confiscating first aid supplies earlier in the day).

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    21 July White shirt gang members carrying weapons had a quick chat with the and walked scot-free, no id check, no stop & search like protesters would be treated
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    10 hours ago

    'Where were the police?' Hong Kong outcry after masked thugs launch attack

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    11 hours ago

    Police surrounded unknown men in white at 1am, took no action until 3:30am, of course you found no weapons. Hong Kong police made no arrests after mob assaulted commuters, protesters, journalists in Yuen Long via

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  6. 18 hours ago

    Citizens were assaulted by gangsters brutally in Yuen Long Chaos tonight, yet NO police showed up for assistance or intervention at the scenes. Is there even a rule of law in ?

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  7. 21 hours ago

    Junius Ho Kwan-Yiu, the Legislative Council Member, was seen shaking hands and giving thumbs up to the men in white, with one of them even telling Junius "You're my hero" amidst the chaos in Yuen Long.

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  8. 21 hours ago

    Triads randomly beating citizens in Yuen Long MTR, yet NO police arrived on site one hour after citizens called 999 emergency line.

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  9. Retweeted
    22 hours ago

    Pro-government gangsters randomly beating ppl up in Yuen Long MTR, with lawmakers and reporters being beaten by gangs. No police had arrived on site on hour after ppl called 999 emergency line.

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  10. 23 hours ago

    Triad thugs targeting returning protesters inside the Yuen Long MTR Station and train carriages. They ended up indiscriminately beating all passersby. Not a single in sight.

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    thugs in Yuen Long beating up citizen in MTR Station
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  11. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    🚨🚨 Police have just charged at a throng of journalists during the clearance of the area surrounding the Liaison Office (China's central government offices in HK), for absolutely no reason. This isn't a police force, it's a group of thugs.

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  12. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    Organisers of Sunday's anti-extradition law protest - the Civil Human Rights Front - say 430,000 attended. Latest: 🔴 HKFP_Live:

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  13. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    [Breaking 19:45 HKT] protestors reading Manifesto in front of the Liaison Office of Central People’s Government, reiterating their 5 Demands.

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    Jul 21

    Thread: Another weekend, another protest in Hong Kong. The crowd here is waiting in the air-conditioned air of the Hysan Place shopping mall before stepping out into the summery furnace for the march. Again, private malls as enablers of public protest.

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    Jul 21

    Seen a lot of chatter about this in Telegram chats: Police did indeed confiscate first aid supplies from a station set up round the corner from police HQ - today’s march end point, in anticipation of likely clashes later. A record was also taken of the names of people present.

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    Jul 21

    Aerial photos from as some anti-extradition law protesters arrive at Harcourt Rd, near gov't HQ and the legislature in Admiralty. Live 1: Live 2: Story:

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  17. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    獨立調查 還原真相 Full Effective Independent Investigation

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  18. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    Cheeky street art: Go Protest Road

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  19. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    Protesters continue towards Admiralty. This was inevitable result of police insisting march end at Wanchai when they knew space available could not contain protesters. Smart strategy: means this is now technically unauthorized assembly & police can shut down at any time.

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  20. Retweeted
    Jul 20

    Have you noticed any of these stickers on ? Lemme know! 99% perfect blend in.

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