Secretary of Education Eddie Ng: NPC’s decision over #HongKong is a “great leap forward” http://t.co/gny6RGKWLr pic.twitter.com/fnyzoMKcma
— Occupy Central 和平佔中 (@OCLPHK) September 7, 2014
Category Archives: Cartoons
Beijing ’89 – HongKong ’14: Tank Man & Dozens of youth ‘occupying’ tank
#巴丢草 漫画 【占领】从1989到2014，无论包裹了多少糖衣，坦克还是坦克。如今谎言戳破，香港要抗命，公民要选票，学生要罢课，#和平占中 势在必行。曾经我也在维园高举蜡烛，如今身在远方，我会高举画笔，为香港加油！ pic.twitter.com/ukZdPr8KhE
— 巴丢草 (@badiucao) September 6, 2014
We’re ready for civil disobedience.
“We’re ready for civil disobedience” by local artist Angryagnry Illustration https://t.co/m7JE2EB4xB pic.twitter.com/C78aRX2jT6
— Occupy Central 和平佔中 (@OCLPHK) September 2, 2014
What do you mean you’ve run out of pepper?
HK police to chef: What do you mean you’ve run out of pepper? (police pepper-sprayed demonstrators yesterday) pic.twitter.com/CmP0d79pVS
— Occupy Central 和平佔中 (@OCLPHK) September 2, 2014
Artists’ Petition and Statements against NPC’s Ruling
2 Sept 2014 | Facebook Album
Artworks + statements via artists’ petition against NPC’s ruling. Album: https://t.co/3eTmz9IFt1 pic.twitter.com/XvK8bXkOnY
— Occupy Central 和平佔中 (@OCLPHK) September 2, 2014
Petition by designers and illustrators against NPC’s ruling. Call for artists: https://t.co/58ejpDUXyG pic.twitter.com/dmYlL26Qa9
— Occupy Central 和平佔中 (@OCLPHK) September 2, 2014
Cartoon on CCP encroachment of Hong Kong
Cartoon on ICAC investigation on Jimmy Lai by Rebel Pepper
28 August 2014 | 变态辣椒 @remonwangxt
据说香港廉政公署今天一大早把黎智英先生堵在家里，我觉得香港再继续赤化下去的话，廉政公署变成“党政公署”的那天也不远了。 I heard Hong Kong’s ICAC went to Jimmy Lai’s place early in the morning. I feel that if communist encroachment in Hong Kong continues, it won’t take long for the ICAC to become a CCP agency.
Cartoon on Hong Kong Counter-Protests by “Traitor”
18 August 2014 | China Digital Times
Chinese political cartoonist Wang Liming, aka Rebel Pepper (变态辣椒), has found himself the subject of a smear campaign following the release of his latest piece. In it, he comments on Sunday’s pro-Beijing protests in Hong Kong, where mainlanders were bussed in, clad in matching T-shirts, and organized into groups by hometown, school, or in some cases, employer:
Occupy Central with Love and Peace 