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[Biggest rewriting of history]
1 Today #hkpolice arrested lawmaker @cheuktinglam for rioting, just because Lam tried to mediate situation one year ago when #HKers were assaulted by pro-#Beijing mobs after making 24,000 emergency calls, without response.pic.twitter.com/RaV3f2e3AU
2. #hkpolice are found rewriting history today. A year ago when #Hkers were attacked by mobs, police publicly admitted they came 39 minutes late, the same figure in the police watchdog report, but police claimed the delay should be 18 minutes.pic.twitter.com/k0iLm7h2d4
3. When cops were caught by media cameras patting the white-clad mobs’ shoulders, police claimed they were pushing him at that time.pic.twitter.com/8QAIhD74SM
4. More than just turning lies into truths with disinformation, today’s incident sends a worrying signal to how #HKgov will enforce #nationalsecuritylaw in the city, where even basic facts can be rewritten to suit the official narrative and justify future repression.
Hong Kong police is distorting the #721YuenLongAttack history, they're doing the same thing as Communist China distorting the history of Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989.
#PoliceState
This is a “Living” Holocaust Denial. Never let this happen.
I stand with China.
This is the truth. The only truth.
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Lam Cheuk-ting
