【新唐人2014年09月30日讯】无惧暴力 香港数万民众再上街
香港民众要求民主普选的抗议活动继续扩大，29号，已经从香港政府总部外扩大到铜锣湾、湾仔和旺角等闹市区，参加人数，也从前几天的几千人，扩大到目前的10多万人。
香港政府依然没有回应市民的要求，警方也持续以催泪弹和警棍镇压。北京当局则强硬回应，支持香港特首梁振英对香港事件的处理。
但是，香港市民无惧警察的暴力，誓言抗争到底。夜间，更多的市民走上街头，准备再次在深夜和警方对峙。
在金钟政府总部附近，数以万计的民众在写有“风雨中抱紧自由”的条幅下，高唱追求自由的名曲《海阔天空》，并把手机当成手电筒，发出点点亮光，现场一片光海，场面壮观。
舆论担忧 “六四”在香港重演
不过，香港政府和民众的持续对峙的局面，却引起外界不安，舆论担忧，1989年北京天安门大屠杀的场面，会在香港重演。
“英国广播公司”BBC中文网29号发表文章说，香港的抗议浪潮，让人想起25年前，1989年春夏之交的北京。尽管两次抗议的规模和波及的范围有差异，但学生的诉求和当局的对应，从实质上却有惊人的相似。
1989年那场学运因中共当局动用坦克军队镇压而终止。现在，香港街头抗议的学生，也让那些曾经看到中共如何对付学生的人感到担心。
陆媒公然说谎 网络哗然
就在香港警民对峙，局势愈演愈烈的时候，大陆《东方卫视》播出一则新闻，说香港80多个民间团体，万人集会庆祝十一，支持“人大”的普选决议，引起大陆网民的愤怒，纷纷留言指责和讥讽。
有人指责“东方卫视 把大陆人都当猪仔了”，也有人讽刺说，“别人庆祝放烟花，香港庆祝放催泪弹。造谣要入罪的，东方卫视不怕不怕！”还有人解释说，“这下知道墙（也就是中共过滤网络消息的所谓防火墙）的作用了吧，想怎么说就怎么说，反正你不知道真相”。
编辑/周玉林
No Fear in Hong Kong—Tens-of-Thousands Protest Again
Hong Kong’s people are protesting on an increasing scale
for a democratic election.
On Sept. 29, the protest expanded to the downtown area
including Causeway Bay, Wan Chai and Mong Kok,
from the government headquarters.
The number of participants have increased from being in their
thousands a few days ago, to reaching 100,000 people.
The police are continuing to use tear gas and batons to repress
protesters, and the government is yet to make a response.
Beijing authorities are suggesting a tough response to
Leung Chun-ying, Hong Kong’s chief executive.
Hong Kong residents have vowed to fight to the end
without fear of police violence; at midnight, more people
took to the streets in another standoff with the police.
Near the Queensway government offices, tens-of-thousands
sang the song “Under a Vast Sky”, while holding a banner
saying “Hold Freedom Through Rain and Wind"
and used cellphones to create a sea of flashlights.
Public Worry a Repeat of 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre
The continued confrontations between Hong Kong’s
government and its people are arousing concerns.
The public say they are worried of seeing similar episodes to
Beijing’s 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, in Hong Kong.
On Sept. 29, the British Broadcasting Corporation published
an article in Chinese saying that the Hong Kong protest
is reminding people of Beijing in its transition period,
between the spring and summer of 1989.
The students’ demands and the authorities’ response
are in essence, surprisingly similar.
The 1989 student movement faced a bloody crack-down
from the Chinese Communist Party(CCP)’s troops and tanks.
With Hong Kong students being on the streets now,
those who saw the 1989 Beijing massacre are very worried.
Mainland Broadcasts Fake Hong Kong Scene, Many Angered
CCP State-controlled broadcaster Dragon TV reported that
a crowd from 80 non-governmental groups had celebrated
the upcoming 65th anniversary of CCP rule on Sept. 28,
backing the government’s decisions on Hong Kong’s future.
The broadcast completely censored the intensifying protests
by tens-of-thousands throughout Hong Kong.
The fake report triggered anger from the mainland’s netizens
and received accusations and ridicule.
Some accused Dragon TV of trying to fool mainlanders
“like pigs”.
Others mocked them, saying that usually people celebrate
with fireworks, but Hong Kong celebrated with tear gas.
Some netizens explained: “Now you know the role of the wall
(CCP’s internet censorship—“great firewall”);
they can say whatever they want as you don’t know the truth."
Edit/Zhou Yulin
