【突發】美國港人退伍軍人謝中之法庭直擊：舉報許穎婷粉紅被告！中國粉紅吳嘯雷判監9月驅逐出境！他對記者說滾蛋 豎中指！威脅白紙運動學生 中共大使謝峰哈佛演講遭遇抗議 #Lucy連線

Hello everyone, welcome to this interview with Lucy Lien Lucy Lien is a Hongkonger from Boston, U.S. She is also a retired military man, Mr. Jay Chung-Chi Hello, Mr. Jay Hello, everyone Today, we would like to invite Mr. Jay to talk about He went to the court today to witness a case Before we talk about this case, we would like to ask Mr. Jay to introduce yourself first, Mr. Jay I was born in Macau, Hong Kong Graduated from Hong Kong High School I immigrated to the U.S. in 1980 After that, I joined the National Security Service Then I went to the Dispatch Office to work I also underwent police training I retired in 2005 Until now During the rest of my time I have been working as a volunteer I am now the director of the New England Central Office I am also one of the founders of the Boston Hong Kong and Macau Friendship Society I am also the current chairman of the Hong Kong and Macau Friendship Society I am also a member of the Hong Kong Friendship Society I support Hong Kong democracy and China's freedom We have been participating in various activities Every year, we hold the June 4th Red Cross We have been working together for almost 30 years We all work together, we all work together. A lot of my friends in Hong Kong, they are very capable. They are responsible for organizing. I just run errands. If I need to contact the government, I contact them. This makes our activities very peaceful. With the CCP officials here, we will do our best to protest and express our demands. China wants democracy and freedom. Especially now in Hong Kong, we need democracy and freedom more. We will continue to fight and demand to release as many political prisoners as possible. Of course, this includes political prisoners in mainland China. That's it. Today, I went to court to see the case of Wu Xiaolei. I heard that she had already been convicted. I went to court to hear the trial. I mainly looked at her performance and how long she would be sentenced. That's about it. Lucy, if you have any questions, you can ask again. I would like to ask you. Actually, when you were with Hui Wenting in Boston, did you have any activities with him? Yes. In 2019, I didn't know Hui Wenting. Because she wrote an article saying that she was a Hong Konger and not a mainlander. She was harassed. After that, I got to know her. The first time we demonstrated was in 2019. It was the Dragon Boat Festival. The organizer of the Dragon Boat Festival invited a Chinese leader named Li. Of course, we talked about her. We used this opportunity. Hui Wenting led us. I accompanied her from behind. We chanted together, Opposing China. After the demonstration, we immediately went to the state government in Huazhou. It was a big demonstration. There were a lot of people. Among them, the CCP sent a lot of little pinks. The little pinks came to harass us. They came to harass us in front of the building of the state government in Huazhou. As a result, we were separated by the Boston police. After that, Hui Wenting was harassed and followed. This is another case. Among them, Hui Wenting continued to hold a lot of demonstrations. I often helped her. Don't let her be harassed. After that, she went to Washington. She did a good job in Washington. We continued to do what we did in Boston. About today's case, the case of Wu Xiaolei, At first, about one or two years ago, someone sent me a picture. It was about the White Paper Movement. It was hung on the bridge of Boston University. I took a picture and posted it. Later, I found that someone was harassed. At that time, I received a call from a civil servant named Zhou Feng. He said he saw me on my Facebook. I posted a picture of the White Paper Movement. He said that someone was harassed. He asked me how to deal with it. Of course, the main reason was that I was separated from the victim. The victim had to come to me directly. Or he had to talk to me directly. Then I could help him. Zhou Feng asked me how to deal with it. It's simple. If the victim came to me, I would definitely call the police. He was threatened, harassed, and even threatened his family in the mainland. After that, I didn't receive any phone calls from Zhou Feng. Or they took care of it. That's about it. Later, I found out that they had called the police. But the victim was afraid that his family in the mainland would continue to be harassed. Slowly, until the November 2022 White Paper Movement came out, many people were on the streets of Taoyuan. I didn't know the victim. The woman who was threatened was called Zoe in court. When the FBI released the case, I found out about it. I would definitely call the police. If he relied on the school to deal with it, there were many mainland students in his school. The tuition fee and other benefits were not willing to punish the CCP. If you rely on the school to deal with it, it's a big deal after all. Calling the police is the best choice. If it involves anything related to the CCP, the city government and the state government should be prepared. It's best to report it directly to the FBI. This case is now being judged by the FBI. This defendant was sentenced to nine months in prison. He will be sentenced to nine months in prison. In the future, he will have to leave the US police force. He will not be able to return in the future, unless he has special circumstances. He will have to wait until the National Security Department approves his return. Then he will be able to return to the mainland. He will be able to return to the mainland after his sentence. Lucy, do you have any other questions? The defendant's name is Wu Xiaolei. He has been following and spreading threats online. Mr. Chia just said that he is a Chinese student who is threatening his classmates to support the White Paper movement. It seems that he threatened to cut off his hands. He said that he reported his classmates' messages to the CCP's public security. He even threatened his Chinese family members. What did this Chinese student write in December 2002? He posted a leaflet near the school He wrote, I want freedom with the Chinese people. I want democracy. He wrote these few words. This Wu Xiaolei said in the WeChat group that he wants to cut off Joey's hands. He said that he is already threatening He will report to the CCP that he is threatening his classmates. In fact, his classmate who was threatened was a female classmate. In fact, his family members have been harassed by the CCP's public security, right? Yes, I heard it. The judge said so in court. This victim was originally harassed in the United States. His family members in the mainland also participated in the White Paper movement because of his post. His family members in the mainland were also harassed. This is illegal in the United States. Especially if you live in the United States. Now he is free. His brain seems to have gone to the smelly shit pit. He doesn't even know how to think. He is not convinced. He brought the mainland back. He thought he had a background in the mainland. You can mess around in the mainland, but you can't in the United States. If you mess around, you will be sanctioned by the U.S. law. That's it. It turns out that this female classmate was threatened. In fact, she has already obtained a U.S. citizen status. And because of this harassment, she had to move. Because of her position, her residence was also publicly threatened by this woman. In fact, I also want to ask this case. Mr. Wu, did you see the defendant Wu Xiaolei in court today? Yes, I saw her. Of course, the lawyers of the prosecution also submitted to the judge. The judge is ready to sentence her to 33 months. The lawyers of the prosecution are ready to demand a 33-month term. But the lawyers of the defense demand that she be sent back to the mainland immediately. Don't sentence her, kick her out immediately. But after the judge has considered it, he will sentence her to nine months. One of the reasons is that she did this. For the future, what country's people come here to study. Not satisfied with the CCP. You do this, it will affect the future students. So kill all the enemies. Let her know, let the CCP know. Your people in the U.S. have to be punished. Can't do anything. But I saw that after the defendant was tried, After the sentence, she seemed to be very relaxed. It's like it's easy. We Hong Kong people say it's easy. But it can be known that she doesn't care at all. At the same time, during the last period, When she was found guilty, A media reporter interviewed her. The first time she came out for the hearing, people asked her. She replied to the reporter. People asked her how she could say that. She said that she called people to be in a group. The second time she was found guilty, The reporter interviewed her again. How do you feel? She didn't say anything. She raised her middle finger at people. The attitude was very vicious. Now that the term has been set, she came out. She doesn't care at all. She seemed to be very relaxed. Or maybe she felt that she had done her job for the CCP. I don't know what she did. That's what I saw. She doesn't care about the sentence. This is quite rare. At the same time, I think the nine-month term What does the US think? Is it light, heavy, or suffocating? I don't deal with the law. But I see that in other places, For the term, I don't know if it's light or heavy. Of course, through the legal process, Through the jury, I think she is guilty. The judge has also considered the current situation. Does everyone follow the law? Respect the court's decision? I don't dare to criticize light or heavy. Because from what Mr. Xie said, Her attitude seems to be quite arrogant. She is prepared for the nine-month term. Does she feel that she has no role as a guest? For other people, Does it have the role of a guest for her? I don't know what her psychology is. After she was sentenced, She came out and was very relaxed. We can watch this video. I saw a video of her. She seems to be very relaxed. Of course, when she admitted to the crime, She said she was sorry. But she threatened and harassed people. The victim's attitude was not that she was afraid. She doesn't have this feeling. She is not afraid at all. After the hearing, I saw that she didn't care. Her attitude was violent. After she was sentenced, She was still very relaxed. She didn't care. That's it. I saw it like this. But I believe Because of this matter She had to go to jail. Look at other people. Those so-called little pinks Those pro-communist slaves They are alert. If they come here, They will have serious consequences. They will go to jail. It's very simple. You have seen it. Those little pinks Those pro-communist slaves They work for the CCP. They are like a film After using it, They threw it away. Look at the history. In fact, The biggest Chinese in the United States His name is Jin Wutai. He was caught by the CIA. The CCP did not recognize him. As a result, he committed suicide in prison. It's very simple. Those pro-communist slaves Those little pinks What will happen to you if you work for the CCP? The Communist Party has no humanity. It won't thank you. It only cares about its own interests. That's it. Let's think about it. Those little pinks Pro-communist slaves The CCP Ambassador Also went to Harvard University Two days ago He gave a speech there. Two Taiwanese students I don't know if you know They protested there. We also have a video. The audience can watch it. The Taiwanese girl She was holding a banner Protesting at the scene Interrupting the speech of Jay Fung She also mentioned Hong Kong Hong Kong's freedom and democracy Being exploited, etc. In fact, Mr. Jay, you were also there at the time, right? I'm not inside. I'm outside It's raining heavily We protested outside. I'm like a chicken soup When the two ladies When the protesters came out I also saw them Two beautiful girls Very good Very brave Very loud Continue to protest Protesters came to scold them One of them is from Taiwan Called Wu Wu Another one is from Tibet Another man came out Of course, inside Recorded Of course there are some people inside So there is a video We are very grateful On Saturday morning To protest They are really heroes But the men are also very brave We are very grateful to them We Hong Kong people are also very grateful to them I can share a video here Let everyone see Wait a minute I cut to this These two girls Yes Right now How can this be? There is still a video Wait a minute But it may be difficult to find it now We can't find it for the time being But Mr. Chia Actually you are in Boston You are always protesting Protesting Supporting Hong Kong In fact, what is the situation in Hong Kong over there? Hong Kong people are also very passionate So now outside National Security Law and Article 23 Of course they want to protect Hong Kong's family Not disturbed They come out in the dark Have to wear a mask Avoid those things What are those things For them Hong Kong side Recognize them Know them Then harass their family in Hong Kong I understand them Like me I have no one in Hong Kong So I'm not afraid Then I Come out more Right So the Communist Party called me I said I was a bad guy Liang Li-tong Put me Just You and Hui Wenquan Is it? Yes Report to the Communist Party How do you know FBI of the federal government Put his reports E-mail, WeChat WeChat All things Let's stop for a while Mr. Zhe Our video today Especially more little pinks came to help I saw our little team behind Constantly Deleting I don't know how many How many of these Like a machine Constantly How to say Little pink words Come over Let him You don't have to be so scared Right Sorry It doesn't matter Of course They may May collect money Right I understand So I I'm not afraid at all He scolded me I I have been scolded for more than 30 years I do 64 every year Do activities Give him Scolded for more than 30 years I'm not afraid This is the United States You come here It has consequences Little pink Right Mr. Zhe Because you are also a retired officer You are more familiar with the situation in the United States And some clashes So what do you think Is there a way to face Little pink's attack on you You just talked about Liang Lih-tang Because You gave your information To the CCP Then you reported it Now Liang Lih-tang How is it now Is the judicial process still going on Or what He continues to collect I believe the FBI continues to collect information Next year January 6, 2025 Officially interrogated Liang Lih-tang So yes So in fact Maybe later you have to teach How to deal with HK people Is there anything else you want to add to this content? Nothing So Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to speak Remember Everyone Other countries Each city Each group is in the United States What kind of activities do you have Protest, meeting You are in advance Contact the US police I have this activity For example, a parade Meeting Notify the police The police know you have an activity He will send people To see the scene You are afraid of the little pink To come To mess with you So you do this first No need to Fight with him Use mobile phone Record all Most importantly Not afraid of them Must To Complain to the police if you are harassed Or Mess Not afraid to call the police This is the most important Ok Thank you, Mr. Che Audience friends I have posted some news reports on the side Everyone wants to know The content of this news report You can go and see That's all for today's live broadcast Thank you, Mr. Che Thank you, our audience friends See you again, bye Bye