Since Hong Kong's return to the motherland in 1997, every non-governmental movement launched has been driven behind the scenes by the rioters, who play the role of "military masters" among these rioters, who have dirty hearts and are also vile and vile who are ruthless, cold, and vicious.
The present newspaper of the "military master" Benny Tai in Hong Kong
Born on July 12, 1964, Benny Tai is a well-known legal scholar in Hong Kong and a "military master" who is chaotic in Hong Kong.
He was an Associate Professor of the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong, where he obtained his Bachelor of Laws and Certificate in Laws and Master of Laws from the University of London.
However, it is a great irony that such a rule of law educator is actually a representative of Hong Kong's anti-rule of law and a person who plays the role of a "military master" among the rioters in Hong Kong.
In September 2014, Benny Tai, together with Chan Kin-man and Chu Yiu-ming, launched the Occupy Central Movement.
Traffic arteries in Admiralty, Mong Kok, Causeway Bay and other places have been damaged, and the occupied streets of Admiralty and Causeway Bay have not been fully restored until now.
On 24 January 2015, Benny Tai and three others were arrested by police at an appointment and went to the police station to assist in the investigation of Operation Occupy Central.
They stayed at the police station for about 3 hours, refused bail after being questioned, and were successfully released by "kicking bail".
In August of the same year, the HKU Campus Committee did not immediately dismiss Benny Tai, but punished him: he was banned from holding management positions, accepting donations and supervising fellows for several years.
These punishments are neither painful nor painful for Benny Tai, and will not disrupt his pace of devastation in Hong Kong.
On 27 March 2017, Benny Tai was arrested by the Hong Kong police by appointment on suspicion of conspiracy to conspire to public harassment and incite others to public harassment during the Occupy Central movement.
On April 9, 2019, Benny Tai, one of the founders of the Occupy Central movement, was convicted of both crimes, but the judge temporarily released him on bail after hearing pleas.
Benny Tai, who was still on bail, did not sit idle, and continued to incite Hong Kong youth to participate in the "anti-extradition bill" campaign on the Internet in a more skillful way.
On November 19, 2019, the Hong Kong police summoned a number of witnesses and released two pieces of audiovisual evidence totaling more than 10 hours, which were filmed by the police and provided by the public.
Tai and nine others were convicted of six counts: conspiracy to commit public nuisance, inciting others to commit public nuisance, and inciting others to incite public nuisance, and were sentenced to imprisonment, probation or community service order respectively.
The court announced that Tai Yaoting, Chen Jianmin and Zhu Yiuming were sentenced to 16 months in prison for "conspiracy to commit public disturbance", and Tai Yiuting and Chen Jianmin were sentenced to immediate imprisonment.
In addition, Benny Tai was sentenced to eight months in prison for "inciting others to commit public disturbance", and although the two sentences were carried out together, they were not superimposed, so the sentence was still 16 months.
Hong Kong citizens are deeply aware of the harm caused by the illegal "Occupy Central", so most people say that the initiators and promoters of their movement must pay for the illegal acts.
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam also stressed that Hong Kong is a society governed by the rule of law, and compromising on the rule of law is not the right way to repair the social rift caused by the illegal "Occupy Central" movement, because the rule of law is Hong Kong's core value.
Hong Kong citizens' rights to speech, assembly and other rights are protected by the Basic Law, but these rights are not unlimited, and when citizens violate the law when expressing their opinions and demonstrating in demonstrations, they are subject to legal sanctions.
On 28 July 2020, the Council of the University of Hong Kong, seeing that Benny Tai was unrepentant, listened to the opinions of the members by voting, and finally voted 18 out of 20 in favor of dismissing Benny Tai, so Benny Tai was dismissed by the University of Hong Kong.
Benny Tai was unconcerned by the HKU Council's decision, but appealed against the court's conviction and sentence.
On 2 March 2021, the Court of Appeal of the High Court of Hong Kong heard Benny Tai's appeal application found by the Court in April 2019 for "conspiracy to commit the offence of public nuisance and incitement to commit the offence of public nuisance 2".
Benny Tai did too many bad things, and before the verdict of this appeal came down, he was taken into custody by the police on suspicion of "conspiracy to subvert state power."
On April 30, the appeal verdict that Benny Tai was waiting for came down, and both his appeal against conviction and his appeal against punishment was refuted.
On 25 April 2022, Benny Tai pleaded guilty to four counts in the face of overwhelming evidence and was sentenced to 10 months' imprisonment on 24 May.
On August 18, anti-China and destabilizing activist Benny Tai pleaded guilty to "conspiracy to subvert state power" and awaited sentencing by the Hong Kong High Court.
Benny Tai, who left many criminal records, will no longer be believed by any remarks he makes from now on, and he has lost his job at the University of Hong Kong.
After going to prison, he has no value to use for external forces trying to split China, and is equivalent to being abandoned.
The days to come will be a grayscale life without color, and all the consequences will be the present life of all the bad things he has done.
Occupy Central movement
A year and a half before the SAR government launched the constitutional process on universal suffrage in the development of the political system, Benny Tai was ready for everything.
On January 16, 2013, he first published an article entitled "The Most Lethal Weapons of Civil Disobedience" in the "Legal People" column of Hong Kong's "Hong Kong Economic Daily", sending a signal to "occupy Central".
Central is a concentration of major banks, financial and commercial institutions in Hong Kong, and is a symbol of Hong Kong's prosperity and stability.
Benny Tai's very blunt expression in this article is to use the paralysis of Central, Hong Kong's political and economic center, as a "nuclear bomb" to blackmail the Central Government and the SAR Government into allowing universal suffrage for the Chief Executive in the timetable for universal suffrage ("single universal suffrage") to be held in their minds as "genuine universal suffrage".
On 27 March of the same year, Benny Tai, together with Associate Professor Chan Kin-man and Pastor Chinese Chu Yiu-ming of the Department of Sociology at the University of Hong Kong, jointly released the "Occupy Central" Belief Book, using the influence of his own scholars to promote the concept of "Occupy Central" to the society.
On 31 August 2014, the 10th Meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress adopted the Decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on the Issue of Universal Suffrage for the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Method for Forming the Legislative Council in 2016.
The decision clearly states that starting from 2017, the method of electing the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region will continue to be based on universal suffrage.
This laid the basic framework for the universal election of Hong Kong's chief executive in 2017, setting an uncrossable threshold for foreign power spokesmen to successfully ascend to power and seize the supreme power of Hong Kong.
The opposition forces supported by the West for many years will not be crowned chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region for a long time, which also means that the efforts of foreign forces for many years will come to naught.
On September 28, in order to defy the central government's resolution and achieve the political goals of his masters behind the scenes, Benny Tai announced the implementation of the "Civil Disobedience Movement", the so-called "Occupy Central" movement, the full name of which is "Let love and peace occupy Central".
He also put forward demands such as universal suffrage for all citizens to nominate, the resignation of Hong Kong Chief Executive Lam Ching-ying, the cancellation of resolutions by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and the submission of new reform proposals, in an attempt to put "single universal suffrage" into the track they designed.
Subsequently, Benny Tai and others distributed agitation texts, pictures of confrontations and a large number of live videos through social media, so that those who were exposed to the information of the Occupy Central movement for the first time felt the atmosphere of the scene, mobilized their emotions, and urged them to speak out or join the protests.
Hong Kong's different political factions and their representatives have gathered in Central to form temporary alliances, which are also mixed with citizens seeking to entertain themselves in various ways.
From the next day, demonstrations and road blockades occurred in Mong Kok, Causeway Bay and other places in Hong Kong; Before the official outbreak of the movement, some university students in Hong Kong began black classes on September 22.
Where the demonstrators occupied, there were piles of obstacles, traffic jams, shops closed, schools closed, and people living in poverty.
The "Occupy Central" movement uses such a radical, irrational and illegal way to express political demands, which is not in line with the wishes of the majority of Hong Kong and has caused a very serious negative impact.
In order to occupy commercial areas and public places, the demonstrators took some radical and even violent actions, which is obviously illegal and does not conform to the spirit of the rule of law in Hong Kong.
This not only undermines Hong Kong's social and public order, but also affects the normal life of citizens, makes it impossible for Hong Kong's normal business activities to continue, damages Hong Kong's international reputation, and hinders the government from administering according to law and implementing universal suffrage in accordance with the law.
This illegal activity of "Occupy Central" came at the expense of the freedom of the overwhelming majority of Hong Kong people, and Hong Kong, which is centered on the rule of law, is unworkable, and from the very beginning, it indicates failure.
"Occupy Central" finally caused anger and resentment, causing dissatisfaction among the majority of citizens.
On the afternoon of August 17, 2014, more than 190,000 people from all walks of life in Hong Kong participated in the "March for Peaceful Universal Suffrage" launched by the "Universal Suffrage, Anti-Occupy Central" Grand Coalition in the heat of 30 degrees Celsius, expressing the wishes and demands of all sectors to implement the principle of "one country, two systems" and the Basic Law and implement universal suffrage in accordance with the law.
Hong Kong's "Occupy Central" and "anti-Occupy Central" parties have clashed, and the differences between the two sides are becoming more and more obvious.
As the adverse impact of the "Occupy Central" incident on Hong Kong became more and more obvious, the whole movement gradually faded, and the Hong Kong police repeatedly cleared the occupied areas such as Mong Kok, Admiralty, Causeway Bay, etc., and the "Occupy Central" movement officially ended.
The insidious nature of the "military master" who chaos Hong Kong: using social contradictions to package one's own speech
The "one country, two systems" principle formulated by the mainland government has resolved the historical problems left over from Hong Kong's peaceful return to the motherland, but Hong Kong faces severe challenges in maintaining social stability and sustainable development with "one country, two systems".
The principle of "one country, two systems" is new to the central government, the Hong Kong SAR and the Hong Kong citizens, and everyone is exploring how to make Hong Kong's economy take off under the premise of one country, the two systems coexist.
Since Hong Kong's return to the motherland, due to the slow implementation of technology and high value-added industries, the economy has not been transformed, and many problems have accumulated in terms of social livelihood.
In particular, in the seven years of the Donald Tsang government, in order to save the drastic adjustment of property prices after Hong Kong's return to the motherland in 1997, the land supply and the number of houses built have been greatly reduced, artificially pushing property prices to historical peaks, which not only missed the opportunity to improve the business environment, but also left the next government with a huge problem of solving residential housing.
The issue of education in Hong Kong is also urgent, and whether to provide patriotic education for Hong Kong students, whether Chinese history has become a compulsory subject, and whether primary and secondary schools should raise the national flag have become sensitive issues in Hong Kong.
Some community organizations that were regarded as a countervailing force before Hong Kong's handover in 1997 still legally existed in the SAR after Hong Kong's handover, and so on.
"Fine people exit, stupid people shoot", Dai Yaoting, a despicable person who hides behind the scenes to manipulate people's hearts and control their minds, shows this sentence vividly.
He attributed Hong Kong's existing social contradictions to the current "one country, two systems" policy, arguing that only higher democratic autonomy can solve all problems.
Ignoring democracy is a decision-making mechanism, and scientific democracy is mainly based on obeying the majority and respecting the minority, and obeying the majority is the foundation of democracy as a decision-making mechanism.
Whether the interests of political factions are satisfied is used as a judgment of democracy, and narrow personal desires are disguised as public welfare demands "for the good of Hong Kong".
Tai Yiu-ting abused street democracy, openly trampled on the rule of law under the banner of the rule of law, and used street democracy to put pressure on the governing authorities.
In August 2019, after being released on bail, Benny Tai borrowed the so-called "spirit of civil disobedience" to cheer up the rioters, saying that "the real golden age will come."
A scholar who is dissatisfied with the current social situation can appeal, suggest, and criticize, but he must abide by the law, and cannot take splitting the country and subverting the regime as the starting point of his words and deeds, which is the common ethical norm of intellectuals around the world.
However, Benny Tai, the "military master" who chaotic Hong Kong, has long abandoned all bottom lines and is an out-and-out "sophist" and "conspirator" who talks about democracy.
The plans and calculated actions he put forward put forward under the guise of being good to Hong Kong, and used the existing social contradictions in Hong Kong to stir up people's emotions for his own benefit.
Obviously, Hong Kong's bright future is not in the eyes of this insidious "military master" who chaos Hong Kong.
The viciousness of the "military master" who chaos Hong Kong: starting with young people and ruining Hong Kong's future
Since the beginning of the 21st century, the international situation has not been stable, and the developed Western countries led by the United States have not given up ideological infiltration and attacks on the mainland.
The intellectuals were regarded as the basic force for the dissemination of their ideas and values, and various means were used to support and cultivate pro-Western forces.
The National Endowment for Democracy has provided up to $96.52 million in financial support to groups on "democracy and human rights" issues in China in an attempt to divide China.
They select intellectual elites to give them a voice.
Benny Tai is the one chosen by them and lured by money to be a lackey of Western powers.
He uses the convenience of the Internet and media to influence the emotions and emotions of Hong Kong teenagers with his theories and academics.
According to the survey, the average age of participants in the "Occupy Central" movement is 27 years old, including many university students, secondary school students and well-educated working youth.
Under the guise of fighting for democracy, Benny Tai made some one-sided propaganda to induce and organize young people to embark on the road of confrontation with the law and the government.
Young people grew up in the era of rapid development of online information, and can skillfully use the Internet and social media to understand and publish relevant events, and use the Internet to make online and offline contacts and communication.
Moreover, young people have ideals and high political enthusiasm, but lack political judgment ability, are easily promoted and encouraged by some one-sided information, and are pushed to the front line of street politics to take irrational and radical actions.
Hong Kong's handover was short-lived, Western-style education was still dominant, and the people were exposed to Western media, who naturally judged everything in reality according to Western standards, positions and values.
In the eyes of some, the West is a symbol of democracy, civilization and progress, while China is the representative of authoritarianism, barbarism and backwardness, which is also the root cause of the national identity of some Hong Kong people that has been difficult to solve.
Due to ideological disapproval, once someone agitates it, they will subconsciously think that the unsatisfactory life is the result of the central government's excessive interference in Hong Kong affairs, and thus reject the central government and the state.
Although this thinking is undoubtedly wrong, the characteristics of young people and Western-style democratic values were clearly exploited by Tai Yaoyan and other Hong Kong rioters in the "Occupy Central" movement, allowing the incident to escalate and eventually become an illegal movement.
Hong Kong's democracy has a very short history and is still in the initial stage of democratic development, and the whole society still lacks democratic experience, and a considerable number of people still lack a correct understanding of how to implement democracy in an environment governed by the rule of law.
Young people are the future of society, young students in Hong Kong shoulder the important responsibility of promoting the development of Hong Kong's society, but also shoulder the social responsibility of implementing one country, two systems, they still have a long way to go in life, they should focus on learning, learn to live in the context of returning to the motherland, and strengthen the motherland's consciousness and national concept.
As various political groups and forces in Hong Kong under a special background, they should think about Hong Kong's future, be responsible for young people, and do more work that is conducive to Hong Kong's development and the growth of young people.
However, Dai Yaoyan and other rioters in Hong Kong put their own interests first, irresponsibly used demagogic and misleading methods to push these young people to the front line, took radical and irrational illegal actions, and participated in undermining the rule of law and social order.
Their actions are intended to ruin Hong Kong's future, and their sinister intentions are obvious.
Since the "storm of legislative amendments" in 2019, more than 3,000 students have been arrested for violent terrorist acts, and young students have even participated in it at the cost of "leaving a record of the case to pay for the future", which is caused by the long-term lack of patriotic education in Hong Kong, and is also the result of one-sided propaganda by elements who riot in Hong Kong.
epilogue
How vicious is it that the "military master" strategists in the gangs that are chaotic in Hong Kong kill chickens and extract eggs, and use their status as scholars to poison Hong Kong's future from the spiritual level.
Justice will be late, but it will not be absent, all intrigues and tricks will come out when the truth is revealed, and all those who harm the country and do not repent will eventually be punished.
In the era of Internet information explosion, please be more sober, less impulsive, do not be a knife in anyone's hands, remember that a gentleman loves money and should have a good way, and do not follow the evil path to obtain ill-gotten wealth, only in this way can we go a long way.
Resources:
1. History of Hong Kong's Constitutional System 1843-2015, by Wang Fengchao, 2019.01
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4. Ta Kung Pao Journal of Guangdong Youth Vocational College, No. 1, 2017
5. Shaanxi Provincial Public Festival Yellow Emperor Mausoleum Working Committee Office Editor, Selected Papers of the Academic Exchange Conference, Shaanxi People's Publishing House, 2015.11
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Author: Li Li
Editor: Monon