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วันนี้ภาวนาขออย่าให้เกิดเหตุรุนแรงอะไรเลยครับ เห็นต่างทางการเมืองได้ ทุกประเทศก็มีกันหมดเพียงแต่ต่างรูปแบบกันเท่านั้นเอง แต่อย่าเกลียดกันถึงขนาดอยากทำร้ายร่างกายหรือฆ่ากันให้ตาย อย่าลืมว่า ถึงจะเห็นต่างกันแค่ไหน อยากให้ประเทศเราเป็นไปในแบบที่แตกต่างกันอย่างไร แต่สิ่งที่เรามีเหมือนกัน สิ่งที่เรามีร่วมกันคือเรารักประเทศของเราเหมือนกัน
Today I pray that there is no violent incident. We see different political and different countries. But don't hate each other even if we want to assault or kill each other. Don't forget how different we see. We want our country to be in. How different but what we have in common. What we have together is we love our country too.Translated
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common assault 在 李怡 Facebook 的最佳解答
The Best Opportunity to “Laam5Caau2”* (Lee Yee)
Since the start of the Anti-ELAB movement, numerous young people, journalists, ordinary citizens have shed blood, sweat and tears on the streets; many dead bodies were discovered but “not in suspicious circumstances”; Hong Kong Police blatantly batter people, not to mention tortures in the dark room, sexual and other violent assaults. How Hongkongers fight against all this, is like David and Goliath. They put their lives at stake with a determination that screams “if we burn, you burn with us”, awaking global attention. Their demand from the international societies is for them to sanction China and Hong Kong.
Because National Security Law (NSL) was not put into the meeting agenda of the previous National People’s Congress (NPC), rumor has it that China wants to back out of the plan. A wave of comments from the Hong Kong netizens flooded the Internet saying “don’t you dare to chicken out now”, and “if you cop out now you are a wimp”. This is the continuation of the so-called “Scorched-Earth mentality” [“Laam5Caau2”]. “Laam5Caau2” is neither masochism, nor asking for trouble; it is the determination to fight till the end with the risk of death, in the hope to reborn or resurrect. Without such determination, there will be no lifeline for Hong Kong.*
As the draft NSL came out, former Chief Justice of Hong Kong, Honorable Andrew Li Kwok-nang, who had previously wished to compromise in exchange for the law being enforced in Hong Kong, published an article yesterday. He pointed out, with the Chief Executive being able to appoint judges to hear NSL-related cases, Beijing being allowed to “administer jurisdiction” in a small number of cases and those having been arrested could be extradited to the mainland, he is deeply concerned that it would completely destroyed the independence of the justice system under the Basic Law.
To his comments, Carrie Lam responded that “appointing judges” only means to appoint one among the current judges; in terms of extradition, there are similarities between Common Law and the law in Mainland China, such as “the presumption of innocence.”
We won’t forget what just happened recently. Judge Kwok Wai-kin, who was dealing with a case of assault near Lennon Wall where the meat cleaver-wielding defendant attacked three people, said the defendant had a “noble sentiment”. Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma immediately made the decision that Kwok should not handle any similar political cases in the future. We can be certain that, if Carrie Lam is to appoint a judge to deal with NSL cases, she will definitely appoint judges like Kwok.
Talking about “presumption of innocence”, an article from the China Youth Daily newspaper in January 2017 stated, the percentage of cases with “not guilty” judgment in Hong Kong courts are as high as 45%, while in China, the percentage of such judgment in 2015 was 0.084% – that is in every 10,000 defendant, only 8 of them were proven innocent. If excluding the civil cases and only counting the criminal cases, the percentage would have been close to nil, which means, as long as the person has been charged by the law enforcement, he will only be found guilty by the court.
Just from these 2 points, one wonders: when NSL is to be enforced in Hong Kong, are Hongkongers still being protected by the law?
The intention of China rushing to launch NSL before LegCo nomination is too obvious – it is hard to imagine Hong Kong Special “Atrocious” Region government NOT using the “not supporting NSL” to disqualify candidates. In the existing nomination form for LegCo Election, “I declare that I will uphold the Basic Law and pledge allegiance to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region” is stated in the declaration. If it stops here, then a signed form would have been sufficient and a confirmation letter would not be needed.
If a confirmation letter is to be added, then the candidates might have to declare they support NSL, or more tactfully, support the National Laws in Annex III of the Basic Law. However, NSL (Hong Kong) is not a law that is being enforced countrywide, which does not meet the definition of Annex III, and therefore according to the Basic Law, it cannot be supported.
A confirmation with this detail is not one that any of the pro-democratic party members will sign, or it would deem them enemies of Hongkongers. There are no excuses as: First set my foot in LegCo so that I am in the game to fight; LegCo MUST have a voice from the opposition; let’s swallow this humiliation, it’s better than let the pro-establishment getting its way; if there is no opposition, the government will be even more presumptuous...all these reasons will only send the wrong message to the international society: that even the pro-democratic party has accepted NSL. Then, international sanctions are bound to slow down and all the blood shed by the freedom fighters since day one will be in vain.
What Hong Kong faces now is a matter of life and death. Nearly all the Western countries have voiced against NSL, with USA even emphasised that, the Hong Kong LegCo Election in September could lead to sanctions. In terms of “earth-scorching”, or “Laam5Caau2”, this is the ideal moment to reap. How can we let this pass us by? Any Hongkonger who has what it takes should apply to be a candidate regardless. The aim is to create an enormous scale of disqualifications of candidates. Who cares whether you would be elected, or drop out after being admitted. This is a chance to scream to the world whether the majority public opinion is for or against NSL.
Forget the primaries. Even if you win it, you would still have to face NSL in the election. So why not apply, then be disqualified because of opposing NSL. If you still haven’t been disqualified by then, it’s still not too late to reconsider hosting primaries.
common assault 在 丹尼爾。海的兩三事 Facebook 的最讚貼文
#手動轉
幫手SD EMAIL去今日中環粗暴拉低女市民的西裝友間公司到(可自行修改)
info@lgt.com
lgt@lgt.com
[email protected]
Subject: Concerning Mr. Alfred Chow's public misbehavior
Attn: CEO of LGT
Dear Sir / Madam,
I am writing to express my deep concerns on the public misbehavior of your employee, Mr. Alfred Chow was as shown on television news channel today.
Alfred Chow has been captured live TV to physically assault a lady passerby right outside Exchange Square in Hong Kong during lunch time on 13 November 2019. It is of great regret to witness such absence of human decency in a distressed environment these days. While we can represent different spots on the political spectrum, however the underlying common ground is mutual respect where unfortunately Alfred Chow is obviously lacking.
I appalled honestly when I was seeing an employee of your organization with such his disappointing behaviors, given that drastically deviates from the core values of a prestigious private bank like LGT. With the best interests of your high net worth clients in mind, it is particularly worrying for clients’ confidential informations handled by similar employee be lacking integrity. This will inevitably impose enormous risk about our reputation in your company where I hope this can be addressed appropriately by your capable management team.
Please see the below internet source regarding the evidence is come from CABLE TV for your reference. Hopefully your company will take further action or appropriate punishment to relevant employee’s misbehaviour.
Yours faithfully,
(Your Name)
common assault 在 黑小多 Youtube 的最讚貼文
※ 影片支援HD 1080P!!! ※
《黑小多のTwitch實況台》←“頻道相關Q&A”也在這邊看唷~
http://www.twitch.tv/blackchan
《黑小多の粉絲團》←大家趕緊去幫我按個讚吧!w
http://www.facebook.com/heyxiaotto
〈巴哈完整文章〉
https://forum.gamer.com.tw/C.php?bsn=20328&snA=7441&tnum=1
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0:00 Control 控制階段
0:45 Anticipation 偵查階段
2:08 Assault 突擊階段
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"MHW REMIX"劫案音樂下載連結:
https://mega.nz/file/QBAhWAZY#0fE4XXfwYLZYX3dhIRLQ4ZwK5rL7ZzACi9vrGAY82v0
記得安裝自訂音樂都要下載SuperBLT與Beardlib喔!
影片教學:
https://youtu.be/SHmqDDAwYGU
載回去之後解壓縮在:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\PAYDAY 2\assets\mod_overrides
就可以囉~
最後進遊戲之後去設定(Option)→音效(Sound)→自訂劫案音樂清單(Custom Heist Playlist),拉到最底下應該會看到"MHW REMIX",打勾就好囉~
(兩部影片皆沒有營利,純製作與分享)
Arrangement: TeddyLoid × BUGLOUD
Game: D4DJ x Monster Hunter: World
Original: 英雄の証 Proof of a Hero
I don't own this music, all credits owned by (C)bushiroad, (C)Donuts Co. Ltd, (C)CAPCOM CO. LTD.
Both videos are non-profit, I just making and sharing.
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