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Written by: Li Jifei
2020-09-30 21:02
Last update date: 2020-09-30 21:04
Tomorrow is October 1st National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival. Some people on the Internet called for gatherings in multiple districts and holding "Operation Moonlight". The police are preparing to mobilize 6,000 police officers to stand up. The Security Bureau also issued a statement today (September 29) to criticize the relevant The action is to openly challenge the rule of law, severely disrupt public peace and social order, and reiterate that participation in illegal assembly and riots will face severe penalties.
How hot is the discussion on the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival activities initiated on the Internet such as "Operation Moonlight"?
What is the focus of netizens?
"Hong Kong 01" uses data such as Google Trends and posts in major online discussion forums to make analysis.
Let’s take a look at the parade and conflict on October 1st last year▼▼▼
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Netizens launched 10.1 Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Eve Operation to prevent demonstrators from attacking riot police at night
Recently, some netizens called on citizens to gather in multiple districts on the night of National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival on October 1.
A Telegram channel claimed that October 1st would call for "Operation Moonlight" non-peaceful activities, and the police had already taken action before October 1.
The Police Cyber Security and Technology Crime Investigation Bureau yesterday (September 29) arrested three men, including a 30-year-old transport worker and two 19-year-old students, on suspicion of "inciting others to set fire" and "inciting others to cause public nuisance" And "Inciting others to assemble illegally."
The police also displayed a number of screenshots and announcements on social platforms, claiming to be the online inciting remarks of the arrested person, including the announcement of "Operation Moonlight 10/1 Street Reunion" and the screenshots of the Telegram Channel conversation, which mentioned "Fire Magic Bricks", "Is it enough to bring three fire monsters" and other words.
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The Security Bureau today (September 30) also issued a report through the Information Services Department, stating that it has noticed that some people continue to instigate others on the Internet to participate in unauthorized gatherings in various districts of Hong Kong tomorrow (October 1). It also advocates the use of violence, including attacks. Police stations, throwing gasoline bombs, illegally blocking roads, etc., criticized for blatantly challenging the rule of law and seriously undermining public peace and social order, emphasizing that participation in an illegal assembly is punishable by up to 5 years in prison; riots are punishable by up to 10 years in prison; injuring others' bodies Serious crimes such as possession or use of petrol bombs and arson are all punishable by long-term imprisonment.
The police and the Security Bureau are standing by. What is the reaction of netizens?
According to Google Trends, "Hong Kong 01" found that the keyword "Moonshine Operation" has been searched for the past 7 days and reached its peak at 6 am on September 29. When the search popularity peak of "Moonshine Operation" was higher than "10 Searches for "March 1st Parade" and "National Day Parade" are even higher.
However, although the search interest of "Operation Moonlight" reached its peak on September 29, compared with the larger-scale "Kowloon Parade" on September 6 and this year's "July 1st Parade," The search heat is significantly lower than the first two.
(Google Trends)
Netizens in the discussion area discuss the situation of "Moonxi Action" and "October 1st Parade"
"Hong Kong 01" also integrates the Lian Dang forum where many anti-organizational netizens leave comments, and the Hong Kong discussion forum posts that many pro-organizational netizens leave comments. It is found that netizens from different camps are enthusiastically discussing "Operation Moonlight" and "October 1st." "Parade" has a different attitude.
Lian Dang forum posts and popular discussion words related to "Moonxi Action" and "October 1st Parade":
Popular discussion words related to "Moonlight Action" and "October 1st Parade" in Hong Kong forum posts:
There are dozens of posts in the Lian Dang discussion area where more anti-organization netizens leave messages, and the Hong Kong discussion area where more pro-organization netizens leave comments. There are dozens of posts discussing "Moon Eve Operation" and "October 1st Parade", among which Lian Dang discussion The related words of "support" and "against" in the district are "35" and "38 times" respectively, and the numbers are quite close. Many netizens are concerned about the issue of "send to head". Although some people think that they still need to express their opinions, they also point to the current situation. It is futile to fight against the situation. Instead, he runs the risk of being arrested and severely sentenced, thinking that it is not worth the time to "send his head."
As for the post "Involving TG inciting others to participate in 101 illegal assembly and arson, 3 men arrested, including 2 students" in the Hong Kong discussion forum, it is more surprising that there is no particular opposition trend, but "support" appears. 21 times.
Looking through the comments of netizens, in addition to "supporting the police," some netizens also said that they "support the brothers and feet" because they "will be killed soon."
There are also netizens who claim to "support shooting" illegal people.
It is possible that it is not the demonstrators or protest actions that Xiangchao netizens "support", but the demonstrators who support the arrest.
The comprehensive Google Trends, Lian Deng forums and Hong Kong forums all show that many people are concerned about related actions. However, the above data, which integrates Google Trends and the opinions of general public netizens, does not include the content of online private group communications, nor does it include Telegram. For public group information, since calling or participating in demonstrations is illegal, participants will not disclose their personal intentions. Therefore, the existing data can only show that the discussion on the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival parade is not as hot as the "Kowloon Parade" on September 6 and the "July" this year. A parade”, but there is still a certain degree of concern. Since tomorrow (October 1) will start a four-day long holiday, the situation may be variable.
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