Silence towards pro-China protesters while police tightening on protesters

Hong Kong, Ta. September 16, 2019, Monday

Reacting to the allegations that Hong Kong police have taken a gentle stand with pro-China people, the police said that during our violent clashes on the road last weekend, the authorities did not respond to the pro-Beijing people at all. Pro-democracy youth are protesting.

They are agitating to enforce relaxed rules and hold the police accountable instead of China's stringent laws. This is the biggest battle in Hong Kong since Hong Kong was reassigned to China in 1997. The situation has been tight for the past three months as both pro-Chinese rulers and agitators have taken a hard line.

Police stormed the rioters on Sunday, throwing sticks at the protesters while protesters threw petrol bombs at the police. As a result, peaceful protests turned violent on Monday.

At a press conference held on Monday, Hong Kong police issued video of the atrocities committed by innocent pro-government protesters against innocent civilians.

In one case he even appeared to be unconscious after beating a man in the crowd. Pro-democracy activists have been seen in at least four places killing innocent people. He was taken to hospital when the condition of the unconscious person became critical.

'Many protesters took the law into their own hands and beat those who did not support them. We strongly condemn such brutal and inhumane attitudes, '' police spokesman John Tse told reporters. But there was little time for the police to launch or condemn the attack on government supporters.

On Saturday and Sunday, pro-Chinese people attacked the protesters with very little mention of the police. Beijing's sentiments were more prevalent at Fortress Hill and North Point, where it was attacked by pro-Chinese people who were ideologically separated from them.

On Sunday, there were several scenes on social media in which the police appeared to be helping government protesters and hiding their identities. Also they were allowed to go after the storms.

In one of the videos, Wright was seen surrounded by police and beaten. Some journalists were also beaten. This time the police did not make any effort to save the journalists.