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[Forwarding] An Ex-Royal Marine Asks People To Consider A Blind Spot
https://lihkg.com/thread/1536560/page/1
4 Sep 2019 00:28
I met an ex-Royal Marine, who had gone through anti-riot training 2 days ago. He asks for people to consider the following blind spot, the key points I am listing out on his behalf.
1. Purpose of Surrounding the Doghouse?
Is it to lure the Anti-Riot Police out and make them sweat?
Or does it serve a psychological purpose, because having lost every time, we want to win for once?
2. Surrounding the Doghouse Plays into the Paws of the Doggies
When the doggies are all hiding in the house
People can’t observe their numbers, gear, movements.
People can’t know when they’ll rush out, like at Tin Shui Wai Police Station or Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station.
People can’t avoid their random gunshots from windows, like at Kwun Tong Police Station.
He says “We Anti-Riot Task Forces enjoy aircon in HQ and wait for you to tire before rushing out, but you have to be scared every second you are there.”
“Previously our commander would bring us to the wilderness for training purposes, the enemy could appear any time, harass us with pebbles. We feared leaving the HQ and running about the most, why do youngsters today willingly present themselves on our doorstep?”
He wants to teach a concept to people: “Tactical Initiative”
Once you can observe the doggies’ gear, numbers and direction on the street, people can scatter, like how you fuck over dogs.
Once doggies can observe your numbers and movement outside the doghouse, they can start preparing to rush out and catch people.
This explains why nobody has gotten caught these few days at Sham Shui Po, but people have gotten caught at Tin Shui Wai Police Station.
He wants to share some of the toughest rounds of anti-riot training with people:
1. Anti-Riot police don’t know when protestors will appear, which creates immense psychological pressure. In a doghouse-surrounding scenario, they can just sit in their air-conditioned rooms, point at you and laugh.
2. If protestors roam everywhere near the doghouse, that forces anti-riot teams to run around in full military gear, working up a sweat.
3. If protestors roam everywhere near the doghouse, that forces the senior officers of anti-riot teams to use vast amounts of time sweeping away a district’s protestors. When anti-riot teams arrive, and don’t see anybody, commanders usually will think that their own decision was wrongly made.
4. If protestors roam everywhere near the doghouse, forcing anti-riot teams to linger in the street for a longer amount of time, then they find it harder to distinguish between average citizens and protestors, and it’s very likely that they do collateral damage, shoot tear gas in error, cause a U-turn in public opinion.
5. Once protestors fully scatter once tear gas has been deployed, and anti-riot teams can finally go back in and rest, this is the time for protestors to come back out.
Having reminded us of these points, this Marine hopes everybody will have a clear mind in the future, and not present themselves for execution on the doorstep.
Also remember, the time between anti-riot teams receiving the call to deciding to push can be within 30 minutes. In other words surrounding for 30 minutes is presenting yourself for execution willingly
Hope this Marine has given people something to think about, he absolutely does not support people screwing around like this
Source: 司徒小龍
https://www.facebook.com/GavSzeto/posts/10159160892329062?__tn__=H-R
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Note: the above opinion is the opinion of the ex-Royal Marine and does not represent my stance. I am only forwarding opinions, and do not support any illegal activity.
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