What is the Best Time to send in Polis to clear HongKan International Airport?
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The best time is....
...After the protestors have left. Just like in the movies. Then after that roll credits go toilet
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Airport needs to open asap lah... Cannot close for too long ... Lol
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They copy Thai yellow shirts. Trying to strangle the economy. Surely doing this they will lose support.
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Hongkanese loves it. Cannot complain
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U NVR serve NS ah....of course 5am lah....1st light time bestest bcos the enemy will b sleepy mah12 midnight
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Latest announcement says HongKan airport will reopen at 6am. So unlikely to have any storming.
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I share an expert view on how to disperse the crowd.
I was supervisor of riot control squad in maximum security prison in NY for 15 years and have dealt with many situations involving barricaded people, hostage situations , riots, etc. This is the procedure they should use. First, they must calculate ICT and LCT of chemical agentsGas) to be used. This is a formula based on cubic area of the enclosed area where gas will be deployed. ICT is the concentration of agent which will incapacitate the target subjects so they will either evacuate the area or be physically removed. LCT is the cncentration which will cause death to exposed people within 1 hour. In NY we used CS gas which has more severe effects on the targets than CN(tear Gas) but is also less lethal. Then you must decide which form of dispersal system. Mainly hand grenades or projectile grenades. In enclosed quarters such as airport non-combustibal grenades must be used. Then before deploying the agent you must first announce to the target subjects it will be deployed, and anyone with heart condition or respiratory problems should vacagte the premises as they could die as a result of exposure. All people with contact lenses should take them out as gas will fuse lenses to the retina.
Gas should be deployed in pre-determined location to force targets into desired evacuation area. They must have an escape route or they will turn against the response team in panic. When gas is deployed, response team will wait for agent to take effect before moving in. They should enter in phalanx formation with shields and push any targets still remaining in area into evacuation location. Once outside, target subjects should be restrained with flex-cuffs and placed in open air.They should be told not to rub their eyes prior to this as it makes gas effects worse. After everyone removed they should get imediate medical treatment and decontamination. In this case I feel they should treat innocents(Non-protestors) first. After evacuation, open all window and doors, place fans near exits and turn off air con as heat helps diissipate the agents. Also then they must search for any explosives or booby trapls left as scene,
Gas should be deployed in pre-determined location to force targets into desired evacuation area. They must have an escape route or they will turn against the response team in panic. When gas is deployed, response team will wait for agent to take effect before moving in. They should enter in phalanx formation with shields and push any targets still remaining in area into evacuation location. Once outside, target subjects should be restrained with flex-cuffs and placed in open air.They should be told not to rub their eyes prior to this as it makes gas effects worse. After everyone removed they should get imediate medical treatment and decontamination. In this case I feel they should treat innocents(Non-protestors) first. After evacuation, open all window and doors, place fans near exits and turn off air con as heat helps diissipate the agents. Also then they must search for any explosives or booby trapls left as scene,
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Just bring out the machine guns to clear the place.
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Just hire a few prc thugs to shoot a few protesters dead. See who will turn up.
The only thing holding back China from sending in the troops to cull this lawless bunch is just the global backlash.
The only thing holding back China from sending in the troops to cull this lawless bunch is just the global backlash.
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Today, that's why they close the airport. Haha. But I hope they chiong next year. Let the coffin be sealed, all biz chabot12 midnight
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Riot police use pepper spray to disperse anti-extradition bill protesters
Riot police use pepper spray to disperse anti-extradition bill protesters during a mass demonstration after a woman was shot in the eye, at the Hong Kong international airport, in Hong Kong, China, on Aug 13, 2019. (Photo: REUTERS/Thomas Peter)
13 Aug 2019 11:29PM
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HONG KONG: Protesters clashed with police at Hong Kong's international airport on Tuesday evening (Aug 13) after flights were disrupted for a second day, plunging the former British colony deeper into turmoil.
The scuffles broke out in the evening between police and protesters, after an injured person was taken out of the main terminal by medics.
Several police vehicles were blocked by protesters, and riot police moved in, pushing some protesters back and using pepper spray at times.
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Riot police use pepper spray to disperse anti-extradition bill protesters
Riot police use pepper spray to disperse anti-extradition bill protesters during a mass demonstration after a woman was shot in the eye, at the Hong Kong international airport, in Hong Kong, China, on Aug 13, 2019. (Photo: REUTERS/Tyrone Siu)
In a series of tweets at about 11pm, the Hong Kong police said a visitor at the airport had been assaulted and was "currently being besieged" by protesters.
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"A visitor was assaulted and is currently being besieged by a large group of protesters at the Hong Kong International Airport," said the police. "He requires immediate medical attention, but the protesters concerned have been obstructing ambulance officers from rendering medical assistance."
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Man surrounded by protesters at Hong Kong airport
An unidentified man (centre) is shouted at by protesters during a demonstration at Hong Kong's International Airport on Aug 13, 2019. (Photo: AFP / Philip FONG)
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A medical staffer helps a detained man who protesters claimed was a police officer from China
A medical staffer helps a detained man, who protesters claimed was a police officer from mainland China, during a demonstration at the Airport in Hong Kong on Aug 13, 2019. (Photo: AP/Kin Cheung)
"As per a request for assistance from the Airport Authority, the police appeal to the protesters to stop their obstruction so that the visitor can receive timely medical attention."
They also stressed this was "not a dispersal operation", but an attempt to escort the person safely to a hospital.
The injured man had earlier been surrounded for more than two hours inside the airport by protesters who were convinced he was an undercover police officer, according to AFP.
Hong Kong's Airport Authority said operations at the airport had been "seriously disrupted".
"Participants of the public assembly blocked all the passageways to the airport restricted area, and passengers were unable to proceed to go through the immigration procedures," said the airport in a statement. "There were also many disputes between participants of the public assembly and passengers in the terminal buildings."
Hundreds of flights were cancelled or suspended on Tuesday as demonstrations at the aviation hub entered a fifth day.
All check-ins were cancelled on Tuesday afternoon, with some flights continuing to operate for the rest of the day.
Thousands of protesters made barricades using trolleys to prevent passengers from passing through security gates. Some formed a human chain, linking arms to stop passengers from getting to the departures area.
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Flag carrier Cathay Pacific urged passengers to postpone non-essential travel on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ten weeks of increasingly violent clashes between police and protesters have roiled the Asian financial hub as thousands of residents chafe at a perceived erosion of freedoms and autonomy under Chinese rule.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights urged Hong Kong to exercise restraint and investigate evidence of its forces firing tear gas at protesters in ways banned under international law.
READ: Violence will push Hong Kong down 'path of no return': Carrie Lam
"Take a minute to look at our city, our home," Chief Executive Carrie Lam said, her voice cracking, at a news conference in the government headquarters complex, which is fortified behind 1.8m-high water-filled barricades.
"Can we bear to push it into the abyss and see it smashed to pieces?"
China this week condemned some protesters for using dangerous tools to attack police, calling the clashes "sprouts of terrorism". They present President Xi Jinping with one of his biggest challenges since he came to power in 2012.
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HONG KONG: Protesters clashed with police at Hong Kong's international airport on Tuesday evening (Aug 13) after flights were disrupted for a second day, plunging the former British colony deeper into turmoil.
The scuffles broke out in the evening between police and protesters, after an injured person was taken out of the main terminal by medics.
Several police vehicles were blocked by protesters, and riot police moved in, pushing some protesters back and using pepper spray at times.
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Riot police use pepper spray to disperse anti-extradition bill protesters
Riot police use pepper spray to disperse anti-extradition bill protesters during a mass demonstration after a woman was shot in the eye, at the Hong Kong international airport, in Hong Kong, China, on Aug 13, 2019. (Photo: REUTERS/Tyrone Siu)
In a series of tweets at about 11pm, the Hong Kong police said a visitor at the airport had been assaulted and was "currently being besieged" by protesters.
Advertisement
"A visitor was assaulted and is currently being besieged by a large group of protesters at the Hong Kong International Airport," said the police. "He requires immediate medical attention, but the protesters concerned have been obstructing ambulance officers from rendering medical assistance."
image: data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==
Man surrounded by protesters at Hong Kong airport
An unidentified man (centre) is shouted at by protesters during a demonstration at Hong Kong's International Airport on Aug 13, 2019. (Photo: AFP / Philip FONG)
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"As per a request for assistance from the Airport Authority, the police appeal to the protesters to stop their obstruction so that the visitor can receive timely medical attention."
They also stressed this was "not a dispersal operation", but an attempt to escort the person safely to a hospital.
The injured man had earlier been surrounded for more than two hours inside the airport by protesters who were convinced he was an undercover police officer, according to AFP.
Hong Kong's Airport Authority said operations at the airport had been "seriously disrupted".
"Participants of the public assembly blocked all the passageways to the airport restricted area, and passengers were unable to proceed to go through the immigration procedures," said the airport in a statement. "There were also many disputes between participants of the public assembly and passengers in the terminal buildings."
Hundreds of flights were cancelled or suspended on Tuesday as demonstrations at the aviation hub entered a fifth day.
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"Take a minute to look at our city, our home," Chief Executive Carrie Lam said, her voice cracking, at a news conference in the government headquarters complex, which is fortified behind 1.8m-high water-filled barricades.
"Can we bear to push it into the abyss and see it smashed to pieces?"
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There is less consideration to WHEN to act but rather HOW TO ACT.
How may affect When, because of Logistic Preparation.
My recommendation is MASS ARREST BY THOUSANDS up to 30K arrested. Basically haul EVERYONE into a few days of LOCK-UP. Make HUGE SUFFERING, and PUNISHMENT, and IGNORE ALL HUMAN RIGHTS CRIES / COMPLAIN / LAW-SUIT.
There were Escalating Trend of Protests & Violence Because there was ASSURANCE OF POLICE RESTRAIN & RULE OF LAW PROTECTION. The bastards enjoyed PAMPERING. They got BOLDER & BOLDER. If you looked back at more than 2 decades, HongKong Bastards had been Pampered and Spoiled by Beijing's TOLERANCE & LOVE. These Tolerance & Love must VANISH INSTANTLY and turned into DEATHS & BLOOD.
Then the Trend will Reverse.
How may affect When, because of Logistic Preparation.
My recommendation is MASS ARREST BY THOUSANDS up to 30K arrested. Basically haul EVERYONE into a few days of LOCK-UP. Make HUGE SUFFERING, and PUNISHMENT, and IGNORE ALL HUMAN RIGHTS CRIES / COMPLAIN / LAW-SUIT.
There were Escalating Trend of Protests & Violence Because there was ASSURANCE OF POLICE RESTRAIN & RULE OF LAW PROTECTION. The bastards enjoyed PAMPERING. They got BOLDER & BOLDER. If you looked back at more than 2 decades, HongKong Bastards had been Pampered and Spoiled by Beijing's TOLERANCE & LOVE. These Tolerance & Love must VANISH INSTANTLY and turned into DEATHS & BLOOD.
Then the Trend will Reverse.
Just switch off the electricity blackout the building and cut off water supply..... then wait for shortarse to get restless and hungry....
The rest God will yake care of them.... when the whole place smell of farts and shits and urine pungent smell it is game over....
The rest God will yake care of them.... when the whole place smell of farts and shits and urine pungent smell it is game over....
When no electricity to charge flat mobile phone batteries it become auto radio silence and game over.
Let the foreign passengers suffer, and if more CIA inside airports the better... let those foregin countries rescue their own people stuck in the terminal.... after all HK is on auto pilot why China need to help. Democracy is about individualism so go fuck yourself...
Democracy is about individual ownself fuck ownself no need social help.... so go find waters to flash tiolets themselves.... simple ambush blockade the amubushees...
Let the foreign passengers suffer, and if more CIA inside airports the better... let those foregin countries rescue their own people stuck in the terminal.... after all HK is on auto pilot why China need to help. Democracy is about individualism so go fuck yourself...
Democracy is about individual ownself fuck ownself no need social help.... so go find waters to flash tiolets themselves.... simple ambush blockade the amubushees...
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Block all protesters from leaving the terminal.... and foreign passengers are part of the itchy powders that will irritate the protestors have to feed them with food. Democracy is about individualism no need help auto pilot ownself fuck ownself...
They are not really interested in dispersing the crowd.
CCP wants to draw out all the troublemakers and then KILL ALL OF THEM.
@tanwahtiu you should be very proud of China. So smart. So scheming. And later they will show SO DECISIVE!
CCP wants to draw out all the troublemakers and then KILL ALL OF THEM.
@tanwahtiu you should be very proud of China. So smart. So scheming. And later they will show SO DECISIVE!
Throw in more rats, corcoaches, lizards and all donestic insects into the building terminals to irritate the protestors. Since shortarse want to storm the buildings blockade and cut of water and electricity and let them see what war is about cut off essential services and radio silence no contacts with outside world....
Play CCP national anthem songs all day 24/7 to annoy them make sure protestors dont get enough sleep, this will irritate them more and become democratically mad at themselves. Then brainwash them with CCP histroy and play opium trade war movies how ugly BE was supply toxic substance to sell in HK...
Democratic is about making more lies to broadcast their lies out of proportion...
Play CCP national anthem songs all day 24/7 to annoy them make sure protestors dont get enough sleep, this will irritate them more and become democratically mad at themselves. Then brainwash them with CCP histroy and play opium trade war movies how ugly BE was supply toxic substance to sell in HK...
Democratic is about making more lies to broadcast their lies out of proportion...
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