[我都要攬炒]一齊上twitter將黑警權力過大揚威國際，警告遊客不要來港旅遊！！！
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聽晚9點一齊再發多次文
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1. 你第一句就劈埋嚟Warning do not travel to hong kong之後就too long can't點吸引? 警權過大-》可以亂入商場-〉無生意 外地人係唔會慢慢同你理解
2. 壇嘢我哋搞出嚟嘅發大咗你覺得咁易交到個波出去? 最後自己硬食架咋
3. 714之後你重覺得啲警犬會投鼠忌器咁天真? 佢哋只會趕盡殺絕
啲警犬係新城市大屠殺嘅相同片已經夠晒簡單直接震撼, 你段咁長咁複雜嘅嘢反而惹人誤會, 新加坡班仆街最近頻頻抽水見到呢篇嘢實指住嚟笑
2. 壇嘢我哋搞出嚟嘅發大咗你覺得咁易交到個波出去? 最後自己硬食架咋
3. 714之後你重覺得啲警犬會投鼠忌器咁天真? 佢哋只會趕盡殺絕
啲警犬係新城市大屠殺嘅相同片已經夠晒簡單直接震撼, 你段咁長咁複雜嘅嘢反而惹人誤會, 新加坡班仆街最近頻頻抽水見到呢篇嘢實指住嚟笑
拒絕遊客，由我做起
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721金鐘一齊夢中見
1.第二句已經解釋埋警權過大都懶得睇，我地點爭取
2.只要警察肯改革，一定會上新聞，我地大不了到時再呼籲多次
3.我好懷疑你有無睇哂成篇文，已經解釋咗就算前線傻仔，後面個班都要諗，高層都要諗。如果佢地唔諗，沙田晨早放咗催淚彈
只要我地做到個effect出嚟又解釋到同佢直接有關係，先可以吸引更多外國人去留意一塊同佢無關係既地方
沙田大屠殺who fucking cares我剩係行time square，但係警權過大係全香港通用，你一入機場就嚟料
對於外國人嚟講
引言-實例-結論加埋唔夠500字長得去邊
2.只要警察肯改革，一定會上新聞，我地大不了到時再呼籲多次
3.我好懷疑你有無睇哂成篇文，已經解釋咗就算前線傻仔，後面個班都要諗，高層都要諗。如果佢地唔諗，沙田晨早放咗催淚彈
只要我地做到個effect出嚟又解釋到同佢直接有關係，先可以吸引更多外國人去留意一塊同佢無關係既地方
沙田大屠殺who fucking cares我剩係行time square，但係警權過大係全香港通用，你一入機場就嚟料
對於外國人嚟講
引言-實例-結論加埋唔夠500字長得去邊
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有無短短地既商場警暴片段
upload埋話比佢地聽啲癲狗衝埋入商場亂打人好危險
upload埋話比佢地聽啲癲狗衝埋入商場亂打人好危險
721要上街！五大訴求，缺一不可！
一、徹底撤回修例
二、收回暴動定性
三、釋放所有義士
四、追究警隊濫權
五、立即雙真普選
不分化，不篤灰，不割蓆唔喺金鐘玩game 可行嗎？
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#warning DO NOT travel to Hong Kong
The Hong Kong police force poses a serious threat to your personal safety in Hong Kong!#Hongkongwarning #Hongkong #HongKongProtest #hongkongextraditionbill #HongKongExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtest
//Due to inadequate training and lack of a supervisory body, many Hong Kong police officers have gone rogue and resorted to using violence against citizens.
There is clear evidence that the Hong Kong police force placed itself above the law...//
//Yet, unfortunately, there is no effective mechanism to oversee the wrongdoing of the police. It is no exaggeration to say that the Hong Kong police have effectively become a police state!
The incidents below show that the Hong Kong police cannot be trusted anymore: //
//Many police officers have blatantly committed criminal offenses whilst on duty. These include sexual assault, theft, illegal extraction of confessions, forcing complainants to be stripped naked, and using excessive violence against protesters, etc... //
//On 12 June, the Hong Kong police used excessive force against unarmed and peaceful protesters who were allowed to assemble at a pre-approved area near the Central Government Offices... //
//The police used pepper spray, tear gas, rubber bullets, bean bag rounds and batons against protesters and reporters...//
//On 1 July, the Hong Kong police used life-threatening force against peaceful protesters in the early hours of the morning. Pepper spray, tear gas, and batons were again used against protesters and reporters... //
//On 7 July, the Hong Kong police again used life-threatening force against peaceful protesters in one of the busiest shopping districts in Hong Kong. The police used pepper spray, tear gas and batons against protesters and reporters... //
//They intentionally separated and protesters from the reporters, and beat them in areas where no cameras were present. Passerby, including tourists and citizens, were assumed as protesters as well and were rudely driven away by the police... //
//On 10 July, the Hong Kong police protected suspects who had attacked innocent civilians, just because they had expressed support of Hong Kong police... //
//On 13 July, the Hong Kong police attacked protesters during a peaceful demonstration, using pepper spray, tear gas and batons. One of the protesters was beaten into unconsciousness, suffering near-fatal injuries... //
//The police also chased after a 16-year-old teenager, cornering him on a footbridge, which caused the young man to jump off the footbridge out of desperation. He was rescued by reporters but was arrested immediately after he was pulled back to safety... //
//On 14 July, the Hong Kong police forced protesters to enter a shopping mall after a peaceful demonstration that took place nearby. The police blocked off exits when the protesters were inside. The protesters had no way of leaving and were trapped in the mall... //
//The police then began attacking and intimidating people, with no regard for whether they were protesters or passersby. One of the officers dug his finger into a protesters' eye in a blatant display of violence... //
//The police also beat a teenager in another district without reason and arrested him.
We strongly advise any potential travelers against visiting Hong Kong. We repeat, the Hong Kong police force poses a serious threat to your personal safety! //
The Hong Kong police force poses a serious threat to your personal safety in Hong Kong!#Hongkongwarning #Hongkong #HongKongProtest #hongkongextraditionbill #HongKongExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtest
//Due to inadequate training and lack of a supervisory body, many Hong Kong police officers have gone rogue and resorted to using violence against citizens.
There is clear evidence that the Hong Kong police force placed itself above the law...//
//Yet, unfortunately, there is no effective mechanism to oversee the wrongdoing of the police. It is no exaggeration to say that the Hong Kong police have effectively become a police state!
The incidents below show that the Hong Kong police cannot be trusted anymore: //
//Many police officers have blatantly committed criminal offenses whilst on duty. These include sexual assault, theft, illegal extraction of confessions, forcing complainants to be stripped naked, and using excessive violence against protesters, etc... //
//On 12 June, the Hong Kong police used excessive force against unarmed and peaceful protesters who were allowed to assemble at a pre-approved area near the Central Government Offices... //
//The police used pepper spray, tear gas, rubber bullets, bean bag rounds and batons against protesters and reporters...//
//On 1 July, the Hong Kong police used life-threatening force against peaceful protesters in the early hours of the morning. Pepper spray, tear gas, and batons were again used against protesters and reporters... //
//On 7 July, the Hong Kong police again used life-threatening force against peaceful protesters in one of the busiest shopping districts in Hong Kong. The police used pepper spray, tear gas and batons against protesters and reporters... //
//They intentionally separated and protesters from the reporters, and beat them in areas where no cameras were present. Passerby, including tourists and citizens, were assumed as protesters as well and were rudely driven away by the police... //
//On 10 July, the Hong Kong police protected suspects who had attacked innocent civilians, just because they had expressed support of Hong Kong police... //
//On 13 July, the Hong Kong police attacked protesters during a peaceful demonstration, using pepper spray, tear gas and batons. One of the protesters was beaten into unconsciousness, suffering near-fatal injuries... //
//The police also chased after a 16-year-old teenager, cornering him on a footbridge, which caused the young man to jump off the footbridge out of desperation. He was rescued by reporters but was arrested immediately after he was pulled back to safety... //
//On 14 July, the Hong Kong police forced protesters to enter a shopping mall after a peaceful demonstration that took place nearby. The police blocked off exits when the protesters were inside. The protesters had no way of leaving and were trapped in the mall... //
//The police then began attacking and intimidating people, with no regard for whether they were protesters or passersby. One of the officers dug his finger into a protesters' eye in a blatant display of violence... //
//The police also beat a teenager in another district without reason and arrested him.
We strongly advise any potential travelers against visiting Hong Kong. We repeat, the Hong Kong police force poses a serious threat to your personal safety! //