Showing posts with label Hong Kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hong Kong. Show all posts

Saturday, October 12, 2019

Artificial Intelligence with Facial Recognition Hunts Hong Kong Youth For Capture, Rape & So Called Suicide

Cyrus A. Parsa, Courtesy of Ekkasit Keatsirikul, Dreamstime
Artificial intelligence incorporated in facial, voice, and numerous other bio-metrics can be deadly. It is able to scan, locate, track, hunt, quarantine, arrest, and lead to a persons death. These technologies were provided by big tech to China. They are found in your phones, IoT, smart Homes, vehicles, drones and camera systems to name just a few.
Street Camera AI Systems
Cyrus A. Parsa, Image Courtesy of Arron Jesson, Dreamstime
The AI system can coordinate with numerous camera systems and locations throughout Hong Kong and communicate with China’s mainland government through indirect channels. As people walk or drive through streets they are recorded, tagged, classified, and stored in multiple different AI algorithms that can be used to assess, track or hunt the person in the future via security forces, big tech company private apparatus, paramilitary drones and robotics. 
AI Tracking Leads to Gang Rapes in Hong Kong Detention Centers
The Intelligence community reported back to us that the mainland Chinese regime had implanted their own paramilitary forces within Hong Kong Police departments. After facial recognition located student protesters with the aid of AI, they housed female students in sections of the police department and vans. Multiple reports came back that the girls were gang raped by the Hong Kong police, who are actually Mainland Chinese police and security apparatus that have been dispatched and approved by the Hong Kong government.
Suicide of Men and Women?
Hong Kong Students, both boys and girls have been declared as suicides from drowning in rivers and jumping off buildings. In fact, some of the females are simply victims of rape in order to scare the masses of students to back off and allow Beijing to complete its takeover of Hong Kong. Others who supposedly jumped off buildings were coerced or thrown off.
These tactics are widespread in mainland China, as the Police, security and military apparatus are used to track, and hunt democracy activists, Falun Dafa Practitioners, Christians, Tibetans, Uighur’s, and other ethnic groups. The captured are sent to police stations, detention centers, reeducation labor camps, and concentration camps.
Suicides are almost always the declaration of the Chinese Socialist Regime (Chinese Communist Party). They are subject to torture, rape, and organ trafficking which leads to their murder. https://hu.endorganpillaging.org/an-update/
AI Data Extraction Leads to Embedding Spies to Capture HongKong Citizens
Hong Kong Students are hunted Through Facial Recognition, and tracking software embedded in smart phones and apps as they connect to the internet. The AI software provided by big tech in the west has these capabilities built in the system. The Chinese [Communist] regime has embedded spies in Hong Kong Police, reporters, schools, clubs, and practically everywhere in Hong Kong. They were able to do this by using bio-metric tools assessed by Artificial Intelligence gathered by their data pool. After acquiring some data, they are able to place their spies, people of influence and those who commit sabotage and rape, within the populous.
This method is also a data gathering strategy, as China has thousands of years of history and skill in tactic or war, diffusion and penetration. There are stages to their plans, tactics and responses. With the incorporation of AI, it has strengthened their espionage and war capabilities greatly, because of Western Big Tech Greed and irresponsibility of their Hired Engineers.
To really understand the gravity of this situation, and the global interconnection, read AI, Trump, China & The Weaponization of Robotics with 5G.
Cyrus A. Parsa, The AI Organization.

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WATCH: Communist China-controlled police sexual violence on Hong Kong student protesters

Saturday, September 23, 2017

MUSIC: Remembering Wong Ka Kui, Japanese students singing “Under a Vast Sky” 怀念黄家驹 日本学生日文演唱《海阔天空》

WATCH Remembering Wong Ka Kui, Japanese students singing “Under a Vast Sky” 怀念黄家驹 日本学生日文演唱《海阔天空》


“Under a Vast Sky” (海阔天空) was a 1993 hit by Hong Kong band—Beyond.
The song was composed by the band’s lead vocalist and guitarist, Wong Ka Kui. He expressed his disappointment with Hong Kong’s music industry in the 1990s, through “Under a Vast Sky”.



Wong Ka Kui 黄家驹 (1962 – 1993)

Sadly, the talented Wong Ka Kui died at the age of 31 on 30 June 1993, after a tragic accident. On 24 June 1993, he fell accidentally off a three-meter stage during the rehearsal of a game show for Fuji Television in Tokyo, Japan.
“Under a Vast Sky”—Here’s part of the lyrics:
“Forgive me for embracing freedom in my life

But also fear of falling down some day

To give up one’s hope, it isn’t for hard for anyone

It would be fine if there’s only you and me”
In 2014, “Under a Vast Sky” has become the unofficial anthem during Hong Kong’s umbrella movement, as the protesters could relate to the song’s quest for freedom in the lyrics.
“We were all in awe of [the late] Wong Ka-kui’s immense talents. Full of energy and creativity, he was the soul of the band,” said Beyond’s ex-member (1986-1988), Lau Chi Yuen told the South China Morning Post.
今年的6月30日, 是香港Beyond乐队主唱黄家驹逝世24周年纪念日。为了纪念黄家驹,日本圣德学园的学生用日文深情演唱了黄家驹担任主唱的最后一首歌曲,Beyond的代表作之一 ──《海阔天空》。
《海阔天空》是黄家驹在1993年,亲自作曲、填词及主唱的歌。
在很多华人心中,《海阔天空》已经不只是一首歌,它的价值和影响远远超过了歌曲本身。只要唱起《海阔天空》,就能忘记身边的冷眼与嘲笑,就能找回内心的自由自我,充满力量。

WATCH Wong Ka Kui performed “Under a Vast Sky” for the last time in 1993 (1993年,黄家驹最后一次演唱《海阔天空》 )


Tuesday, October 28, 2014

‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon’ Star is Too Rich to be Bothered by China Ban

In the face of CCP censorship, Hong Kong Actor Chow Yun-Fat responses in style

 By Larry Ong, Epoch Times | October 27, 2014
Actor Chow Yun-fat of Hong Kong poses on the red carpet of the Hong Kong Film Awards on April 17, 2011. The annual awards are the Hong Kong equivalent to the Oscars and the British BAFTAS. (Dale de la Rey/AFP/Getty Images)
 
Chinese censors picked the wrong Hong Kong celebrity to prove a point.

After the pro-democracy Occupy Central movement started on Sept. 28, a number of Hong Kong cultural personalities publicly voiced their support for the protesters and their cause. 

Because the Umbrella Movement participants are demanding that China grant genuine universal suffrage in Hong Kong and that pro-Beijing Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying should resign, the Chinese communist regime  is none too pleased with these outspoken celebrities, and has since decided to blacklist them.

Household names such as Denise Ho, Anthony Wong, Tony Leung Chiu-wai won’t be allowed to hold concerts, make appearances, or promote their movies and albums on the mainland, and state-owned Chinese media outlets won’t give them any coverage.

Chinese censors aren’t even sparing Hong Kong and international movie actor Chow Yun-fat, who is arguably the the most famous Hong Kong star today.

But Chow really couldn’t care less about Beijing’s sanction.
Recently, reporters from Hong Kong’s Next Magazine spotted Chow at Kowloon Park, and asked him what he thought about China banning him on the mainland.

The 59-year-old actor, who is known in the West for his roles in “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” and “Pirates of the Carribean: At World’s End,” said nonchalantly: “I’ll just make less then.”

Chow does come across as being a touch snooty with his statement, especially in considering that he has an estimated $80 million net worth and makes about $8 million from films, but really, he’s kind of like the Keanu Reeves of Hong Kong.
According to a Jayne Stars profile, Chow is a modest, affable individual who is completely comfortable wearing old threads and taking public transport.

Earlier in the year, Chow even pledged to donate his entire fortune (an estimated HKD$1 billion, or $129 million) to charity after his death.

When the Umbrella Movement began, Chow even made an effort to engage with the protesters.

“I’ve met the residents, the students — they are very brave and it’s touching to see that they’re fighting for what they want,” Chow told Hong Kong publication Apple Daily (via The Hollywood Reporter). 

“The students are reasonable. If the government can come up with a solution that the citizens or students are satisfied with, I believe the crisis will end.”

Chow also condemned the Hong Kong police’s use of tear gas on the protesters in Admiralty.

“When the government uses violent measures on students, it’s a turn-off for the people of Hong Kong,” he said.

“I don’t wish to see anyone getting hurt… it was a peaceful demonstration, and there was no need for any violence or tear gas.”

From – http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1044830-hong-kong-actor-chow-yun-fat-is-too-rich-to-be-bothered-by-china-ban/


Friday, October 17, 2014

WATCH: This is How You Reject a CCTV Reporter in Hong Kong

By , Epoch Times | October 11, 2014


Those Umbrella Movement student protesters do know how to turn down unwanted interviews with some panache.

Recently, a CCTV television reporter in Hong Kong tried to solicit views from students, and got an interesting response.


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Speaking in Mandarin, the CCTV reporter asked a lady: “Can you tell me what you think?”

She replied in Cantonese: “I don’t understand what you’re saying” 

The CCTV reporter said: “It’s okay, you can speak in Cantonese.” 

The man standing on her left quickly replied in English: “Sorry, I don’t know what you said,” turned, and left. 

The camera cut to what seems like a different location, and the CCTV reporter asked another Hong Kong man: “Don’t worry, you can really say anything you want to say,” perhaps being self-conscious about CCTV’s reputation as a CCP propaganda mouthpiece. 

The Hong Kong man turned, looked down at the CCTV logo on the mike, faced the CCTV reporter, and said with a slight smile: “Sorry, I don’t want to speak to your channel.” 

In light of increasing hostility between Hong Kongers and mainland Chinese — an 2012 incident revolved around a Hong Kong subway argument and the remarks of a mainland Chinese professor being one notable example — pulling out the “I-don’t-understand-your-language” trick is a good, peaceful way to disengage.

From – http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1012074-watch-this-is-how-you-reject-a-cctv-reporter-in-hk/, HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/SHANGHAIIST/VIDEOS/10152741717896030/
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Thursday, October 2, 2014

Do You Hear the People Sing in Hong Kong? (Video)

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7Zt639NdUM)


 
This song is popular in Hong Kong at the moment, as protesters, mostly students, call for democracy.

It also went viral in the city earlier this year, ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.

The little girl is singing in in Cantonese, and the tune is from Les Miserables song Do You Hear the People Sing?
 
Who Hasn’t Been Woken Up Yet?

I ask who dares say nothing?
I have sworn to guard our city.
I have the right and heart to take our destiny,
Who will keep silent?
Who hasn’t been woken up yet?
Listen to the freedom sounding,
Inspired by conscience to join freedom singing.
Why would a dream still be a dream, and still have to dream again?
To stand up for right over wrong, for truth over lies,
For future generations, we must all keep our eyes open and clear.
No one can make us silent as we watch Hong Kong turning red.
We have our hearts and hands to strive for.
Human is human, we have the right to choose, to decide our destiny.

From – http://www.visiontimes.com/2014/09/29/do-you-hear-the-people-sing-in-hong-kong-video.html

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Hong Kong’s Leader has Cronies on the Streets in Disguise Defaming Falun Gong

By , Epoch Times | March 1, 2014
Members of the Hong Kong Youth Care Association normally dress in green uniform, but are now wearing yellow clothes to assume Falun Gong practitioners’ identities. They distribute flyers at the Falun Gong’s truth clarification sites defaming Falun Gong.
Harassing and interfering with Falun Gong practitioners’ public activities in Hong Kong is not enough for members of Hong Kong Youth Care Association (HKYCA). They’ve started disguising themselves as Falun Gong practitioners in the past two weeks and handing out slanderous pamphlets against Falun Gong to mislead Hong Kong citizens and Chinese tourists.
Leung Chun-Ying, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, functions as a political puppet for Jiang Zemin’s group, the former Chinese leader. Leung has manipulated several organizations, such as “Caring Hong Kong Power” and “Voice of Loving HK,” to pursue the political agenda of Jiang’s group.
Members of these organizations frequently use different identities and join different public events—sometimes they mingle with the Pan-democracy camp’s demonstrations to insult protestors, and at other times they openly voice their strong support for Leung. As Leung’s supporters, they’ve stood up against those protesting pro-China education, against Falun Gong supporters, and against free speech.
Those same members are also in the Youth Care Association.

Exposed 

According to previous Epoch Times reports, the HKYCA started harassing Falun Gong practitioners’ public efforts to expose the Chinese regime’s persecution of the group, at Causeway Bay in October 2013. But the HKYCA’s interfering actions were exposed, and the Hong Kong public were disgusted, so members of the association then started taking another approach. 
On Feb. 14, two or three people from the HKYCA dressed in yellow clothing and disguised themselves as Falun Gong practitioners. While they shouted “Falun Dafa is good!” they distributed flyers to passers-by containing slanderous materials against Falun Gong. 
When Falun Gong practitioners warned them to stop the illegal action, other members of the HKYCA at the site would jeer, making a scene, saying that Falun Gong is against its own people. 
Taking matters into their own hands, Falun Gong practitioners collected photos of the association members before and after the disguise and placed them on posters. A Falun Gong practitioner who was part of the anti-persecution awareness efforts, aka, truth clarification, at Lok Ma Chau said that many Chinese tourists paid close attention to the posters. Some of them even checked the faces of the association’s members at the scene and compared them to the posters. Fearing being identified, the association’s members quickly left.

Resuming Old Tricks

Ms. Liao, who coordinated Falun Gong truth clarification campaigns said that since the posters, the association has called off the disguise act for a while. But unfortunately, they are back to their old tricks instead—displaying big banners in front of the Falun Gong truth-clarification sites to block passersby from seeing the information. 
On Feb. 24, Falun Gong’s truth clarification site at Mong Kok was blockaded by three pieces of six-meter-long banners deployed by the association. 
But, the next day they were back at Mong Kok, dressed up in Falun Gong’s go-to yellow t-shirts, distributing defaming flyers against Falun Gong.
Translated by Leo Chen.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Hong Kong Hospital Keeps Organ Harvesting Evidence Secret

“The Chinese Communist Party government is covering up this crime, and part of … [the coverup] is taking place at Hong Kong’s Queen Mary Hospital,” said Canadian human rights lawyer David Matas.

By Chow Xiaohui | December 10, 2013
This composite image shows human rights lawyer David Matas in the bottom lef-hand corner and Hong Kong's Queen Mary Hospital in the background. The hospital holds a liver transplant registry, which, if opened to the public, could provide important information about forced organ harvesting in China. (Poon Chai-Shu/Epoch Times)
This composite image shows human rights lawyer David Matas in the bottom lef-hand corner and Hong Kong’s Queen Mary Hospital in the background. The hospital holds a liver transplant registry, which, if opened to the public, could provide important information about forced organ harvesting in China. (Poon Chai-Shu/Epoch Times)
HONG KONG—Queen Mary Hospital is home to a database of China’s liver transplants that holds evidence that can be used to help expose the practice of forced, live organ harvesting in China.
“The Chinese Communist Party government is covering up this crime, and part of … [the coverup] is taking place at Hong Kong’s Queen Mary Hospital,” said Canadian human rights lawyer David Matas at a Nov. 28 forum held in Hong Kong by Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH), a Washington, D.C.-based human rights organization.
The database is closed to the public, but it wasn’t always that way, according to Matas who has spent years investigating the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners of conscience.
“Every hospital in China has to report cases of liver transplants to Queen Mary Hospital. These data were open to the public in the past, but when other researchers and I started quoting references from them, they closed it down,” Matas explained at the Nov. 28forum.
With its world-class surgery unit, Queen Mary Hospital is responsible for managing the database of the China Liver Transplant Registry (CLTR), which was established in February 2005 to keep records of all liver transplant surgeries in China. The database’s purpose is to assist with scientific analysis and assessment and to establish a scientific exchange platform among liver transplant centers in China and around the world.
“It is extremely helpful and important to get this data,” said DAFOH spokesman Damon Noto.
“It will help us track how many livers are transplanted, and in what hospitals and with what frequency,” he said. “When China says they are doing less transplantation now, we can’t confirm that. This registry will allow us to confirm how many hospitals are doing what.”
“It would be nice if we had the kidney registry, the cornea registry, and so on. It could act as a sample, letting us know how many organs are being transplanted in China and where,”Noto added.
The CLTR has covered 80 liver transplant centers in 36 cities in China. From 2005 to 2012, it collected data on a total of 21,740 cases of liver transplants, including 1,560 cases of living donor liver transplants (operations in which a piece of liver is removed from the donor and transplanted to the recipient).
The CLTR also annually ranks the quality and validity of the data supplied by each liver transplant center, including the quantity of livers transplanted and whether the organs are complete or partial. The data from Oriental Organ Transplant Center of Tianjin First Center Hospital was ranked No. 1 in 2010 and 2011.
According to World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong, Tianjin First Center Hospital is one of the hospitals suspected of using live organs from Falun Gong practitioners. The hospital completed a record-breaking 44 liver transplants in a single week in December 2004, according to South Korean newspaper The Chosun Ilbo.
It also completed 24 liver and kidney transplants in one day, family members of patients told Phoenix Weekly.
“It was very concerning that this one hospital was able to do so many,” Noto said. “Why do they have such a supply of organs? Is there a prison or labor camp right next to the hospital? This would give us clues as to where the organs are coming from.”
“Another thing is, we don’t know how much we can trust the data. Previously, David Matas was pretty confident this was accurate. But now that we say it is key, they may fudge the data,” he said.
“In order to know a transplant system is ethical it needs to be transparent,” Noto added. “In other countries one can see their registries. Not only should China open their registries now, they should open their previous registries. We should have access to the history of what they have done.”
Translated by Y.K. Lu. Written in English by Sally Appert.