Hong Kong's protesters used low-tech street smarts to smash China's powerful techno-authoritarianism
The protesters used low-tech gear and street smarts to defeat China's many efforts to disrupt the protests. Here's how they did it.

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For another 28 ish years according to the agreement.....
If you look at the sheer numbers that showed up to protest once they caught on what a small little change in legal proceedings actually meant, it's very encouraging in the cause of freedom for standing up against the Communists.
The Chinese Communists are powerful and ruthless and rule with an iron fist... but... they are also trapped in their own quasi capitalist/communist/fascist hybrid economic system (which enabled them to avoid the fate of the Soviet Union), they are only in power as long as the economy keeps going along okay. Thanks to their disastrous (but of course UN praised) One Child policy, they are sitting on a highly volatile powder keg of hundreds of millions with little to loose. If they kill the goose that lays the golden eggs and their economy tanks into the dirt, the pickaxes, hoes and torches are coming for them...
The Hong Kong medical sector lawmaker Pierre Chan said at a press conference that through a "backdoor" in hospital computer systems, the police were able to access confidential medical information about patients wounded in the protests and arrest them at the hospital,