[ghostdoll]

So I dunno if you guys read anything from the media. I would say CNN covered quite well
Here is some facts :
1.The first night (last Sunday 28th) police had used 87 tear gas and pepper spray to attack students ( started at 6 pm til mightnihht even they were really not doing anything at all.
My friends were there as well told me some
Police just attacked for no good reasons. few tear gas was used in front of Red Cross
Also in front of cenotaph

2. Since that no more heavy gear police force but the regular ones. ( I will post some photos accordingly )

3. No one has been killed or charged. So far.

4. Some Protest activist said if the chief executive not step down by tonight they will occupy all the goverment buildings but not the Fire department , ambulance service ..:

In a nut shell we re nice protesting ( when police got stuck we actually helped and moved away for them
To drive. Clapped when someone bring us some supplies. ( water , crackers....)

Hongkong for freedom

[ghostdoll]

Ps I need some one to tell
Me how to rotate the pics and a stable photo uploading site. ( I dunno why iPhone tilts all my
Pics )

[winvens]

Thanks for the real perspective.

iPhone tilts photos because it sucks.

[ghostdoll]

Update news they just had a press conference. Police said if we upgrade our action they will use riot gear. Someone took pics saw them delivery rubber bullets to the police headquarters

[St. Geno]

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[niknik]

It's refreshing to see protests carried out by people not progressive democrats.

[Blewvane]

If the women of Hong Kong don't want to wear a bra then they shouldn't be forced to. I am glad they're protesting.

[MrCorpse]

[Rfneimad]

Ok, if all those people went to work instead, and then pooled the money from working, they could afford to bribe a politician and actually get something done.

[hal0mega]

Damn Hong Kong. King Kong needs to be involved in the protest to get anything done.