What a frontliner sees in Hong Kongpic.twitter.com/OyUckR8Sdm
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Blue flag is up on Pedder St., just a block from the van trying to keep the peace. I think frontliners believe they're protecting departing peaceful protesters by forming up herepic.twitter.com/TnW9DuiZlS
Police here are fairly chill, letting demonstrators just arriving at the terminus disperse. A festive five demands poster is the reason for the seasonpic.twitter.com/tpCCyqAKU3
It's pretty calm in central, and basically up to the police if they want to make it a fight. Hong Kong frontliners see their role as protective so they will not leave before everyone leaves, but if the police don't lose their shit everyone may just go homepic.twitter.com/pBrb3AJLDw
CHRF organizers are doing a stellar job defusing tension at the terminus. It's not easy getting a leaderless movement to agree to go home, but there's lots of respect for the peaceful marcherspic.twitter.com/DUuWHFcbEJ
Lots of people changing out of frontliner gear into street clothes, always a good sign
Interesting that all the sharpest clashes I saw on Des Voeux rd tonight were between police and the press. Presence of blue jacketed media liaisons, who usually mediate, didn't help.
People are putting down their umbrellas and hitting the tea stands. CHRF has proved it can consistently pull off peaceful gigantic marches. So why were so many permits refused?pic.twitter.com/cDTWoyoavs
The remains of the Pedder St barricade. Fewer than 20 cops are left herepic.twitter.com/7d58tawN63
Subverting the tools of late capitalism to build revolutionary consciousness!pic.twitter.com/TKHSVpRkn4
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