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(From a few hours ago) -- firing teargas grenades inside train station. Young man hit in head. Badly wounded. Separate incident tonight -- young woman lost eye to police shot.
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Protest at Hong Kong Airport
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Tonight I talked for about an hour with a "Google Snowden" who will soon go public. A deep insider.
Fascinating stuff. I cannot say much now other than pay attention to what is coming out starting in a week or so from now.
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Read more: Live - Hong Now: Am putting chance of violence in next 2 hours at 99pct.
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As I keep saying over and over, I expect this to get more violent. You might remember that during one of my live streams of a recent Hong Kong protest that I actually was keeping an eye out for potential bombs -- which in reality is a near impossible job in an unfamiliar place during protest chaos.
Read more: Explosives Found in Hong Kong Raid, according to police: TATP
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This may sound wild and hyperbolic to 99% of people, but the other 1% who have looked into sugar know what I am talking about.
Sugar is the ultimate sour drug.
Read more: Sugar: The most destructive drug in human history
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Tibetans ran from the Chinese-wolf and mostly abandoned Tibet. Now the Chinese pursue them because wolves always pick off the weakest first. Sorry...but I don't wave Tibetan prayer flags and chant about their wisdom and holiness.
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Bullshit piling up so fast we “need wings to stay above it.”
Read more: Hong Kong and the World: all this and much more BS within 30 second walk
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Significant events are unfolding here in Hong Kong. (This was last night)
Last night, protestors (or maybe APs: agent provocateurs) stormed the Legislative Council building. People here often call it LegCo.
This is serious.
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I smell false flag from last night siege of legislative council building. This was basically equivalent to breaking into US Senate or British Parliament or Japanese Diet...remember the Thai Government House.
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I was there, inside the building just hours ago. Got a nice teargas cleansing while leaving, too.
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I spent some hours at two separate protests today. The first was pro-CCP (Chinese Communist Party) where this lady in the video participated. The second protest was anti-CCP.
A big protest/clash will start in about 15 hours from now, at 1500 hours local time, Hong Kong. Anything can happen. It may turn lethal. I have no idea. I will be in the middle, like normal.
Read more: Aggression increasing in Hong Kong: you may have seen some of the reports today
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I just left the street to get to WiFi. This video is completely unedited.
I started shooting with my Canon Mark III 5d (ancient!) but switched to iPhone when a man got a violent look on his face. I did not switch to make him happy but because my iPhone has autofocus and can shoot closer. My guess is he was somehow related to the police.
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There is massive faux outrage over the video and manifesto being shared online. Meanwhile, Hitler's Mein Kampf is being sold on Amazon.com, while videos of jets crashing into the twin towers are copiously available on YouTube. Videos of people jumping and falling from the burning buildings can be found in seconds on YouTube.
Read more: Manifesto from Australian Terrorist in New Zealand
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