the police are disciplined and reserved. United States police won't accept half of this bullshit. Just look at how police and national guards handle protests in the U.S then make a comparison.
@@coalepps8936 Indeed. As a Chinese main-lander lives in north america, I definitely think most of the Hong-Kong people including the police and protesters are way more civilized than Americans and main-land Chinese. Americans police won't accept half of this bullshit. Main-land Chinese police won't accept 10% of this bullshit.
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@@Ruvin.Jayaguptha I do not agree with your opinion, but I think the commenter's talking about the journalists who dare to be in the dangerous crowd, to report the news. That is bravery.
Hong Kong wants to be I believe and independent country from China persuade the police to protect Hong Kong and don't be there enemy, and make sure all officials are Hong Kong , no outside politicians should be allowed to have any influence on Hong Kong or work official capacity govern yourselves.
@@johnsweda2999 Good point. Let's start with firing all the foreign Judges in Hong Kong Court. Hong Kong wanted to be independent from Britain but the British didn't give a f**k. So why should China let them be independent.
There is one critical incident that wasn't being covered in this video. In Hong Kong (HK), they call it the "721 terrorist attack". Basically what happened was that at the night of 21st July 2019, gangsters showed up and beat everyone in Yuen Long Station indiscriminately, not just protestors, but also reporters, pregnant lady etc. The worst part about this incident was that police did not make any arrest to the gangsters when they arrived at the scene, and there was numerous news clip showing the police were communicating with the gangsters and tapping their shoulders in a friendly manner. This was the point when Hong Kong people viewed Hong Kong police as the same as those gangsters, and this pushed Hong Kong people's hatred against these cops to a whole new level. This incident also led to the escalation of violence, as shown in the protest one week after the "721 terrorist attack", where the first Molotov was being thrown in Hong Kong.
Michael Alexander this is very simplified because the situation is very complex, but basically they had an agreement with mainland China, yes they were to join China at a certain time, but they also had agreed upon a list of numbers that told how many of which types of senators that were to be in the senate each year. Basically they have senators that are democratically elected and senators that are put in place by the biggest companies in Hong Kong (these are overwhelmingly pro Mainland), and each year there were supposed to be more democratically elected senators. However the government is FAR behind on following this quota, and now the citizens feel like they don’t have a say in what happens, and they don’t have the government they were supposed to have that could aid them in coming to a new agreement with mainland China.
Michael Alexander but please don’t ask me, I’m not an expert, and there are plenty of good stories done by talented journalists, and statistics on the protests and numbers on what is actually going on inside the senate with regards to those senators. Also keep in mind that most Americans documentaries are not including ALL the info because America is in favour of mainland China
@@JohnPorsbjerg I agree. People are on the Chinese governments side. And I have a friend who was born and raised in China till the age of 9, then moved here to Australia and he told me they brainwash the people and force them to do things. And it's extremely horrible living in mainland China, people don't understand the bad properties of the Chinese government and police force. And in hoping Hong Kong keeps their freedom of speech, us aussies are 4th in the world for freedom and HK is 3rd and I'm praying they STAY 3rd. They deserve the rights given to them by the British and have all rights to protest
U took my idea bro but let's collaborate and do it together and know how they feel like trying to sell things without knowing Chinese just like in America at flea markets
When the guy said “I do nothing I do nothing” that was really sad....the police where just arresting innocent people that weren’t even rioting and they just got caught in the crossfire it’s really horrible
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This sounds like China fight off the influence of China, wasn't Hong Kong part of China snatched away by the Great Britain during two Opium Wars (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Opium_War) that forced China to trade gold and silver for Rothschild Opium, 150 years ago?
@@xiaorantong enough has changed in hong kong to the point that those people are not like Chinese citizens they live life differently with freedom mainland china doesnt have because of its communist ways
@@xiaorantong When Britain handed over China, the people of Hong Kong protested, and when the governor of Hong Kong for the British left, there were crowds to show their sadness of the British leaving.
Damn is the government blind, ever since the virus outbreak censorship and the reporters going missing,I side with these protesters. Why is human rights is being ignored ,it is absolutely disgusting.
@@SarthorS Exactly, just think of all those revolutions & uprisings from communist nations and their allies and see how it faired out. Unless somebody goes to war with China and wins, or is big enough to scare china into submission. Nothing will happen.
@@somaliforeheadwarrior9721 I don't know about that. The Soviet Union collapsed because they over-extended themselves trying to compete against the US. China is doing some very dodgy stuff with their economy while pouring billions into places like Africa. It can no longer keep the iron grip on media that it used to because of the internet. Many cities, especially in the south, are now more capitalist than democratic in the way the citizens act. China may look like a monolith from the outside, much like the Soviet Union did, but it is made up from a wide variety of diverse people, and those differences persist despite the best efforts of the communist government to wipe them out. Meanwhile it is antagonising India, and Japan, and S Korea, and the US, and Europe and even the African countries that it is trying to get a toe-hold in.
The odd part is the increase in brutality from both sides. They both come from different reasons and regardless who started it, this will be difficult to end. I wish to know what the clear end goal is of the organizers of the protests, so that I’ll understand them better. No means are justified. However it’s clear that this is the only way some effort will be noticed by the government and they might try to fix the situation. Violence breads violence and its clear that a new governmental approach is needed.
@@MK-jw9xk The protestors want Hong Kong to rid itself of it's Chinese parent. However, it's strange to see how we view the HK rioters as heroes, then we turn and say that the US rioters are taking it too far. Both will end in death, and I cannot see the goal of the protestors being reached. As soon as the HK government lose control they will open the border to China and Tiananmen Square will pale in comparison.
The policeman had a serious head wound and shot to survive - all of this mayhem needs to stop from all sides. Look at the last minutes - those officers could've been burned alive in their car.
The Dudelino I agree two wrongs don’t make a right they are destroying their city because it seems like the last option for them, but it still doesn’t make it right
@@Brit15102 : Totally agree. A lot of people forget though that these police officers also have families they want to see again - and these cops were heavily outnumbered and all wounded. They fired the shot as a last resort.
@@tomotrono242 Ok what if they dont want to move? Hong Kong might be their place of birth and their home. Also many people might not have the wealth to just move locations.
@@terenceperson - The Soviet Union was broken up and some of the former countries that belongs to it are now Democratically free, so yes, it could happen.
Have a proper look at history. What comes after most revolution is immense suffering, corruption, poverty, chaos, dictatorship and/or unfunctioning 'democracy'. Education informs, but HK education misinformed, and still does not stop graduates becoming fools and vilains.
Jun Hong i hope this was keeps on. The world needs to know what china will do to people who dosnt answer to thier call! They need to know what china will do to anyone who goes against thier wish.. they need to understand people are fighting for thier very freedom! And stop looking away..
The one thing i noticed was when antifa were attacking they attacked all cameras and didn't want anyone to see what they were doing. Hong Kong wants it to get out, they need help and want to show that they are fighting for their lives, their freedom. That is why i respect the protesters and fighters.
Except antifa are a bunch of no brain idiots who only fight to hurt innocent people who dont agree with them (some in hong kong do the same as well) most of those groups are just fronts for people wanting to act out their aggresion on people weaker than them.
@@Stefanius058 agree no comparison to any movement here that in my opinion needs to be done, not against eachother but, together not right or left just one united effort of the people verse tyrants.
The Hong Kong protestors are inspiring. The situation is horrible, but seeing their courage gives me hope. They’re even helping BLM protestors here by sharing tactics and what gear to wear for protection. Wonderful people, and I dearly hope their courage holds out and their freedom isn’t lost.
? Obviously, the BLM protests haven’t been going on as long. Hong Kong has been fighting for over a year almost weekly, so they’ve been forced to come up with creative ways to fight. My point remains, however, that multiple Hong Kong citizens have shared what protestors there are doing in hopes that it will help the protestors here. While the organization here is far from being what it is in Hong Kong, some tactics have started being used, like the umbrella shields, protective clothing, makeshift shields (in some cases), and putting out or defecting tear gas. Again, let me reiterate. The protests here are not even close to being on the same level as Hong Kong (yet), however some tactics have been shared and are being used.
Beijing would love to lure us into a war so it could get someone to reduce their population for them and blame the deaths on someone else. They already look pretty silly with the amount of blood they already have on their hands.
it really broke my heart seeing the HK police in the tube attacking what looked like just normal civilians riding the tube.. That one guy crying and trying to shield the other girl made everything so much more worse..
The war/conflict correspondents are the only good thing about sky news, pretty sure I remember Stuart Ramsey almost getting blown up by a suicide bomber in Syria, only surviving as he managed to get in a armoured car last second. Talk about a strong professional work ethic.
it's indeed amazing how many war/conflict journalists covering the official brutal crackdown policy in Hong Kong to date, over the past 6-7 months, have been pepper sprayed in the face. Gotta respect the correspondents bringing the situation to viewers around the world 🌐✌
@@donkoh5738 if any were actually faced with real threat of death they would have long surrendered. cowards who target the elderly for murder must face justice, the HK police has killed zero while police in every other protest worldwide have massacred dozens in each instance from India to Bolivia to Chile to Iraq.
Currently at the 12 minute mark so I can’t say it for the whole video. But up to 12 mark is simply the journalists share with us their experience and what they say in Hong Kong
The best weapon the protesters have is the camera. Without it, China feels no shame in massacring the protesters. They are one of the most important parts of this whole protest, aside from the actual protesters, so show them some respect.
@@intelismynameandregretismy5541 exactly. The only reason they didnt whip out their guns and started firing is because the whole world is watching so they are forced to behave more mildly
I've visited Hong Kong almost every year for the last decade or so, I've seen it go from the most beautiful place, city skyline, tourist attractions, luxury hotels, and delicious food, to a warzone the last time I visited, which is a couple months ago, miss the old days so much 💗
Actually no, I am from HK, and many shops are the pro-protesters side that sells the gear very cheap since most frontliners are teens who can't afford expensive stuff. Even some older people who call themselves "parents" are willing to donate the gear to teens
And I was out here thinking my life sucks because I have no air corn while these guys can't even get on the train without getting hit. That poor family.
"in a fight no one wins, the winner is just the guys who walks away with less injury" The people face a lot of problems the police force are getting put into life or death stands when they make a misstep and the protesters get shot in the fear of the injured whom which just become icons for more violence from both sides... Pride of the leaders just keep this cycle going not daring admitting wrong doing and thousands die and bleed for them and because of them.
That bit half way in where that police man drew his gun and everyone backed off. Like the amount of influence a single event like that had he shot someone could have made the protests gone from bad to batshit insane. Furthermore, every time there is a protest, there is probably a situation like this. It's only a matter of time before someone actually does it.
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If there’s not a rebellion there’s not gonna be any change, if the cops are against the people and are corrupt why should be fighting for the civilians rights be respectful to the people taking them away.
Same thing happened in my country (Viet Nam) too. The Chinese party wanted to sign a contract with our government, basically saying their citizens will be allowed to cross the border and live in the 3 metropolitan districts *no visa needed* for 99 years (as in they can come and go as if it's their own country). We had protested for 1 week until everyone stopped appearing and it was never mentioned. My guess is they told our police to come and arrest the leading protesters at night and forcefully send anyone that participated to military service. They stole our 2 main islands (Truong Sa and Hoang Sa) that belonged to us for generations, and sent warships to attack and fishermen that trespass a few years back. People hating Donald Trump but to me, he's the only one who dared to stand up against China for so long. Now that I've said this, I wouldn't be surprised if I see cops standing on my door tomorrow night...
@@zeppkfw Dozens of journalists and first aid helpers got shot blind or fatally injured by HK commie police thugs since June. They are not humans but barbaric inhumane wild beasts as china criminal party.
@@angelfrankenfine I would agree but they actually wear shorts that say give me liberty or give me death. They uphold true patriotism not like spoiled snowflakes in the usa today.
America is a near-Orwellian style police state, they don't want to be receptive to American influence. America just corrupts foreign countries so they feed the rich and powerful. Hong Kong is better off being a completely independent state with no Chinese or American influence.
Most riots in Western Countries are people crying because they didn’t get their way, but these rioters in Hong Kong have a genuine reason to protest with their freedom at stake
if any were actually faced with real threat of death they would have long surrendered. cowards who target the elderly for murder must face justice, the HK police has killed zero while police in every other protest worldwide have massacred dozens in each instance from India to Bolivia to Chile to Iraq.
Those police talking to the female reporter had mainland accents and were not Hong Kong police hence the lack of observance of legal rights and the poor English.
22:28 the police officer did the right thing. I'm all for hong Kong getting there freedom. If that happened in the US people would of definitely been shot and not just with the side arm
The problems is people don’t own guns like the US. Civilians can’t have guns in hk. The fact that he used such violent weapon against a protester with such an imbalanced power is bizarre and brutal
Sky seems to be as neutral as it possibly can. The press did not accuse the police until they could actually confirm it. Sadly, it seemed to be confirmed quite quickly.
Sky will never report Hkroachs are paid by CIA, how Hkroachs are stoning Street cleaner to death, slashing police throat in ISIL style execution, stabbing lawmaker, torching neighbour on fire and punching passers-by who don't agree with Hkroachs.
