Saturday, October 12, 2019
香港警察臥底是最暴力的刑毀者之研究 Undercover Hong Kong Police are the most violent vandalists (analysis)
Undercover Hong Kong Police are the most violent vanalists in Hong Kong. They vandalize MTR facilities; they stir up conflicts among protesters and non-protesters; they throw petrol bombs; they vandalize shops and banks.
How can we identify these undercover cops?
1. They carry walkie talkies for communication.
Now, most of them are smarter and will try to hide their walkie talkies.
After the police style ear plug was discovered and exposed, now they are smarter. They will cover their ears. So, if you see a protester who covers his/her ears, that person may actually be an undercover cop. So, when you protest, please DO NOT cover your ears!!
The guy on the right in the above photo was carrying both a Glock 19 and a baton. The guy on the left was even wearing a bullet proof vest. But one thing is for sure, they carry a lot of devices, so they often carry a big backpack and they have a lot of pockets. They also have better gear than most normal protesters.
This lady has been spotted a couple of times throwing petrol bombs. She has been carrying a Glock 19 grey which is not a standard weapon of Hong Kong Police. So, she could well be a Chinese Armed Police lady. And she also wore a military tactic helmet.
3. They are often bigger and taller than an average Hong Konger.
They often have military hair style. Many of them are well-built mature adults about 25 to 35 years old. The guy in the photo below also has a small red fluorescent or LED device on his tactic helmet.
But now the Hong Kong Police will send younger police cadets to pretend that they are teenage vandalists. The following photo shows a group of vandalists who just jumped out of a 5 ton truck (which is now commonly used by the riot police) in Tsim Sha Tsui on 10/12/2019.
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4. At night time, these undercover police vandalists normally carry some fluorescent devices so that they can be identified by the riot police. These devices can be a fluorescent rod, a fluorescent round object, small LED devices etc.
5. They often work as a team, sometimes sticking together, but sometimes spreading out. In the photo below, there were probably six undercover cops. When you see a crowd like this who seem to know each other well, do not join!
6. Some vandalists are Chinese Armed Police. They use simplified Chinese, instead of traditional Chinese that is used by the people in Hong Kong.
Friday, October 11, 2019
Wednesday, October 9, 2019
10/8/2019 金鐘無故被警甴拘捕 Several policemen arrest an innocent civilian in Admiralty
A innocent civilian was arrested for no reason. He was arrested soon after he called the police "black cops".
10/8/2019 警甴臥底破壞上水地鐵站 Undercover police vandalized Sheung Shui MTR station
1. The Sheung Shui MTR station was closed and totally locked. The alarm didn't set off. So, how did the vandalists get in? These must have been undercover police. 2. One of the vandalist used a 4000 lumen LED flashlight to try to block people from taking the video. This kind of flashlights are often used by police, instead of common civilians. In fact, it becomes a habit for the police to turn on the flashlight to prevent reporters from taking videos of photos. The vandalist most like did it as a reflex action. 3. Most of the vandalists inside the station were extremely well-built, meaning that they couldn't be a group of highschool or even college students.
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
10/8/2019 警甴臥底破壞中銀櫃員機 ATM machines vandalized by undercover police
Some whistle blower confirmed that the Bank of China knew that undercover cops will vandalize some of it branches. So, it removed most of the main components of it ATMs and wrapped them in big black plastic bags. One can see from the mirror reflection at the back of two ATM machines that there were a couple of large plastic bags with some large objects inside lying on the ground.
Other vandalism cases are found to be even more suspicious. You can see broken glass scattering outside, rather than inside of the bank. In other words, the vandalists actually broke the windows from the inside, instead of the outside, of the bank. But the bank was supposed to be totally locked up. Moreover, the alarm did not set off. So, who did the vandalists get inside the banks?
Monday, October 7, 2019
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