SUBSCRIBE To ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest on OCCUPY CENTRAL HONG KONG / UMBRELLA REVOLUTION / CHINA / HUMANITY / EBOLA IN AMERICA / GLOBAL RESET http://www.youtube.com/EliteNWOAgenda STUDENT PROTESTERS in HONG KONG call for HUGE RALLY After GOVERNMENT SCRAPS TALKS Battle lines are hardening in the most politically significant protest in China since 1989's Tiananmen Square occupation More The Voice of a Generation Hong Kong’s Leader Is Being Hit With Financial Scandal Amid Mass Street Protests Jackie Chan ‘Worried’ Pro-Democracy Protests Harm Hong Kong’s Finances Even cautious optimism for a breakthrough in the conflict between pro-democracy protesters and the Hong Kong government faded on Thursday night, with the government canceling talks with student protest leaders and students pledging to surge demonstration numbers with a Friday night rally Chief Secretary Carrie Lam, who was due to meet with leaders of the Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) on Friday Eight triad gangsters have been arrested after allegedly attacking pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong. Police announced today that they had arrested 19 people after bloody clashes between groups of supporters yesterday, of whom a number belonged to the notorious organised crime gang. “We’re losing money,” one woman shouted from atop a ledge in the middle of Nathan Road, a congested shopping street in Mongkok, as members of the crowd called on her to leave. Meanwhile, reports surfaced Friday that pro-Beijing activists were also confronting protesters at another demonstration hotspot in Causeway Bay. Young protesters, disenfranchised and frustrated, take to the streets to fight a government that is ignoring their demands. At first peaceful, the protests are met with the heavy hand of riot police. Photographs of resilient demonstrators -- some standing obstinate amid the clouds of tear gas, others covered in pepper spray -- flood the Internet. Asia's financial hubs and a territory known for its stability. Hong Kong's business elite, Chinese President Xi Jinping asserted that Beijing will not yield. censoring posts on Weibo, a popular social media site -- "Hong Kong" is now the most widely deleted search term on the social media site -- and Instagram was blocked for the first time in Hong Kong. Occupy Central, a pro-democracy group pushing for genuine universal suffrage in Hong Kong, civil disobedience campaign aimed at sending a strong protest message to the central government in Beijing. and scaled a fence to invade the city's main government compound after a week of peaceful action. Police used pepper spray to disperse the crowd. The Hong Kong Federation of Students extended class boycotts indefinitely. banquet – Hong Kong government offices in the Admiralty district. Chan Kin-man, one of the founders of Occupy Central, most tenacious civil disobedience action since 1997. "hong kong" china protest leader politics authority community hk "central hong kong" life chinese independence crisis beijing chaos 2014 2015 crowd people "we the people" police warning "police officer" riots control power macau "mainland china" tourism tourist guide business bank banking "bank of china" hsbc "bank account" tax reform media news live footage "video footage" anger fight battle games agenda elite corporate "hong kong company" offshore "offshore company" student students debt british empire "elite nwo agenda" truth chinese mafia factory scotland independence vote election occupy wall street ebola mh370 end game illuminati symbolism shenzhen iphone 6 grey market gerald celente lindsey williams david icke coast to coast am we are change anonymous Demonstrators also have occupied the upscale Pacific Place shopping mall, located near the main protest site, organizers said Sunday evening. They said the number of protesters continues to grow. The pro-democracy advocacy group -- which is not affiliated with the broader anti-capitalist Occupy movement -- has been vowing to lead a campaign of civil disobedience in the face of China's decision to control what candidates can run for Hong Kong's top office. Many in the city, which under British rule enjoyed considerable political freedom, fear a rollback of the city's political autonomy, agreed between Britain and China under the Basic Law. The Basic Law, which serves as a de facto constitution, was written in the lead-up to the 1997 handover of sovereignty. The sit-in is to protest against China's plan to vet nominees for the leadership of the former British colony, dashing hopes for full universal suffrage at 2017 polls.The goal is to maintain calm during demonstrations, as the 'sunflower' movement did in Taipei,

• published: 10 Oct 2014
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