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NY Times: Hong Kong Protests Are Leaderless but Orderly
By CHRIS BUCKLEY and AUSTIN RAMZY
The crowds on the streets maintain fastidious attention to hygiene and good manners as they rally for democracy.
WORLD SECTION
The Evolution of Joshua Wong
Only 17, Joshua Wong cannot vote, but he is at the forefront of a student movement for democracy in Hong Kong.
ANTI-NEW YORK TIMES REBUTTAL
In addition to the heavy reliance on easily manipulated, western-'wannabee' students, CIA sponsored "Color Revolutions' always have some sort of cheesy Hollywood theme. In Ukraine, it was the Orange Revolution; in Georgia, the Rose Revolution; in Myanmar, the Saffron Revolution; in Lebanon, the Cedar Revolution; in Kyrgyzstan; the Tulip Revolution, and so on and so on. This latest destabilization stunt in Hong Kong, which is aimed at China, has been dubbed "The Umbrella Revolution", after the umbrella, the symbol of the student's "cause", and, we are told, a protection against pepper spray.
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Sulzberger's Slimes describes these teen-age protesters as "leaderless". This is pure CIA propaganda designed to conceal the hidden hand controlling the mobs. Tens of thousands of people simply do not materialize "spontaneously" without some sort of pre-planning and existing infrastructure; and right at a time when the U.S. is boldly, and openly, antagonizing both Russia and China from the outside. How convenient!
The CIA method-of-operation is to provoke a response from the targeted State, and then use that response as a trigger to enrage and enlarge the ranks of the protesters. The Times article describes precisely this:
"The televised spectacle of students scattered by tear gas triggered an outpouring of anger against the Hong Kong government that drew tens of thousands onto the streets on Sunday night. On Monday, the crowds were even larger, and they grew again on Tuesday."
Exactly as scripted at Langley Headquarters in Virginia!