The Secretary for Security, Deng Bingqiang, said today (30th) that in the past few days in colleges and universities or on the streets, there have been attempts to instigate activities against the central government under the pretext of commemorating the Urumqi incident. "Activists.
He pointed out that some people were instigating activities on anti-Huawei social platforms, and described the activities as highly organized.
Deng Bingqiang said that there are national security risks in Hong Kong, and some people are desperately trying to endanger national security: "I noticed the prototype of the color revolution again, I noticed that some people deliberately found social conflicts, and then incited divisions, and some people deliberately organized people to take to the streets. school as the base.” He mentioned that everyone is equal before the law, even students from the mainland.
The next step is to push the protest manual, theme song, and ravage the campus
Deng Bingqiang continued to point out that it can be predicted that the relevant people will launch protest manuals, create theme songs, create fake news, and smear law enforcement officers in the next step. There will be large-scale riots and chaos in the society." He said that there are signs of instability, and some people are mobilizing to further endanger national security. If we do not want Hong Kong society to return to the chaotic state of 2019, we must prevent it before it happens: "We can't wait for things to happen, wait for the petrol bombs to drop, I will go out and do it first."
Violating the National Security Law with a blank sheet of paper?
Deng Bingqiang: Depends on the situation
When asked whether protesting with blank paper would violate the National Security Law, Deng Bingqiang said it depends on the situation, "It depends on what the situation is, and some people come out. Many people say nothing. If you take a piece of paper, those people will talk to you. Deliberately downplaying the matter, Qian prays that people won’t let you down.” He said that he noticed that many papers were written about “abuse of power”, “resignation of leaders”, “dictatorship”, “revolution”, etc., which may violate the national security law.
Deng Bingqiang also said that everyone is equal before the law, and anyone who breaks the law needs to bear legal responsibility, "It won't be fine just because you are a student from the mainland or you are in the media."
