- 12 - A A B B C D 21. On 19 October, the applicant published a number of posts on the said Facebook account and the said Telegram channel, appealing to the C D public to attend “Vindicating 721—Walking with you at yoho Yuen Long” E for the purpose of advocating the will of independence. F F 22. G H E At around 7 pm on 21 October, the applicant appeared at YOHO MALL I, Yuen Long, and was interviewed by about 15 to 20 reporters. He repeated what he had said in previous interviews and G H quoted what a political figure had said to explain that the “revolution of I J our times” was a revolution which could overthrow the Hong-Kongcommunist regime and achieve Hong Kong independence; and “liberate I J Hong Kong” was to regain the sovereignty from the People’s Republic of K K China to establish a Republic of Hong Kong, and to have the Chief L Executive elected by universal suffrage and powers returned to the people. The applicant again appealed to the 610,000 people who had cast votes in M N O P Q the “pro-democracy primary election” that they, as members of the “Hong Kong ethnic group”, had to extend the influence on the national consciousness of more Hong Kong people. He said that a “revolution of L M N O our times” had to be started, which was something to look forward to, and work, classes and the markets were to stop. He again emphasised that Hong Kong independence was the only way out that was feasible, P Q advocated overthrowing the government of the “Hong-Kong-communist R S regime” and building a Republic of Hong Kong. He also said that the “revolution of our times” had already started and preparation had to be R S made for combat. Immediately after the interview, the applicant loudly T U V led surrounding citizens to chant slogans such as “Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times”, “Hong Kong independence, the only way out”, T U V