CLEAN : HK govt using fear factor on protesters: analyst

The transcript discusses the ongoing political situation, focusing on the lack of progress in negotiations and the government's use of fear tactics to disperse protests. It highlights the challenges in changing Beijing's stance and the potential for further protests if talks fail. The reluctance of Beijing to use force or make concessions is also examined, considering the implications for future movements in Hong Kong and mainland China.

What strategy has the government been using to try to disperse the protesters?

• Negotiating with leaders

• Using fear tactics

• Providing incentives

• Offering concessions

Why is it difficult for the government to use force against the protesters?

• It is challenging to evacuate the crowd

• The protesters are well-armed

• The government lacks resources

• The protests are too small

What is the government's stance on changing Beijing's decision?

• They are open to changes

• They find it impossible

• They have already made changes

• They are considering it

What might happen if the talks fail to produce concrete results?

• The protests will end

• A new wave of protests may occur

• Beijing will intervene directly

• The government will concede

Why is Beijing hesitant to grant Hong Kong real democracy?

• They have already granted it

• It could lead to more protests in other regions

• They are waiting for the right time

• They support the protesters