17th August 2019 – (Hong Kong) We reported yesterday that front line protesters plan to disrupt traffic at airport every Tuesday and Friday from 6pm onwards. The front line protest leaders have since replaced the poll with a new movement. It is unsure if the protesters will adopt this new method to take over the airport until the results of the poll are known later.
In the wake of the court injunction, creative front line protesters have organised a new non-cooperation movement starting from next week with a ‘HK Airport USER GUIDE BELOW’ for protesters.
Protesters are advised to disguise as travellers to occupy the airport since the court injunction only applies to ‘protesters’.
They are required not to wear any outfit in black and to bring luggage, passport and foreign currencies before proceeding to queue at various airline counters to ask about ticketing. They were told ‘not to’ bring a lot of baggage to jam the traffic flow and occupy areas outside airport where phone signal is weak.
Protesters are also advised not to stay too long in one terminal. They can rest in Terminal 1 before going to the Terminal 2 while going into the shops in between. Protesters are advised to expose undercover police by sharing their photos on social media if they bump into any. Protesters are also told to ‘represent the HK Government’ to apologise for any inconvenience caused to other travellers for the disruption caused. They emphasised on ‘Civil Disobedience’.
Protesters are further told not to block Departure Hall to allow the real travellers to go through. The whole idea was to cause the airport area to be overloaded with ‘travellers’ and not protesters.
Protesters should also utilise the airport facilities including IMAX and over 320 shops, food outlets. Protesters are advised to keep themselves updated on TELEGRAM and stay wary of buses that will suddenly ‘take travellers away’.
A new poll has superseded the old one yesterday on the front line protesters’ Telegram chat group with four options: 1) Who is afraid of Injunction order? 2) It’s illegal anyway 3) Let’s stay at Chek Lap Kok and not go inside the airport 4) Occupy MTR trains 5) To make sure travellers, cabin crew and pilots don’t into the airport.
At 11.26pm yesterday, 3162 have voted while 8,709 have seen the poll.
