The hoodlums in Hong Kong, and how their guerrilla warfare against the city may have roots in training their operatives received from the Oslo Freedom Forum links the riots in Hong Kong to a cycle of war and unrest that started in 2015: –

School For Revolution: Were Hong Kong Protest “Actors” Recruited in 2012?

https://youtu.be/tEvgXa96DIU
And a very good video made by Hong Kong residents, watch from just before the 8 minute mark.
Danger Zone: Cycles point to extreme global instability in 2020s
https://youtu.be/us3debEJct8
A glimpse into the more radical side of the Hong Kong protests

Finally, this video is made by Chinese government.

Here is detailed account exposing the Hong Kong Terrorists by Dan Cohen:-

Behind a Made-For-TV Hong Kong Protest Narrative, Washington Is Backing Nativism and Mob Violence

Hong Kong’s increasingly xenophobic protests are devolving into chaos with help from US government regime-change outfits and a right-wing local media tycoon with close ties to hardliners in Washington.
President Donald Trump tweeted on August 13 that he “can’t imagine why” the United States has been blamed for the chaotic protests that have gripped Hong Kong…. Yeah, right.

Hong Kong protesters fly high Pepe the Frog Flag. LMAO pic.twitter.com/cD0dRm5wwy

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) August 10, 2019

Actually no, Frog is in fact a gourmet delicacy to Chinese…

To portray frog as a political animal simply proves Neocon has no fucking idea Pepe doesn’t resonate with Chinese… You don’t try to portray chicken as some kind of political icon… That’s retard because Chinese either eat chicken or they bonk the chicken! 
NB: “Chicken” = “Prostitutes” in Chinese.

Who Are The Hong Kong Terrorists?

Among the most central influencers of the demonstrations is a local tycoon named Jimmy Lai. The self-described “head of opposition media,”
Lai was in Washington, coordinating with hardline members of Trump’s national security team, including John Bolton. His ties to Washington run deep — and so do those of the front-line protest leaders.
Today: Hong Kong publisher and democracy advocate Jimmy Lai met National Security Adviser John Bolton in DC. After meetings with @SecPompeo and @VP, this is meant to send a signal to Beijing. Very unusual for a nongovt visitor to get that kind of access.

Millions of dollars have flowed from US regime-change outfits like the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) into civil society and political organizations that form the backbone of the anti-China mobilization.
Lai enamored with the libertarian theories of economists Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman, the latter of whom became his close friend.
Friedman is famous for developing the neoliberal shock therapy doctrine that the US has imposed on numerous countries, resulting in the excess deaths of millions. For his part, Hayek is the godfather of the Austrian economic school that forms the foundation of libertarian political movements across the West.
Patriot Prayer founder Joey Gibson recently appeared at an anti-extradition protest in Hong Kong, livestreaming the event to his tens of thousands of followers. A month earlier, Gibson was seen roughing up antifa activists alongside ranks of club wielding fascists. In Hong Kong, the alt-right organizer marveled at the crowds.
This July, as the Hong Kong protests gathered steam, Lai was junketed to Washington, DC for meetings with Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, National Security Advisor John Bolton, and Republican Senators Ted Cruz, Cory Gardner, and Rick Scott.
One of Lai’s closest allies, Martin Lee, was also granted an audience with Pompeo, and has held court with US leaders including Nancy Pelosi and former Vice President Joseph Biden.
Teenager Vs. Superpower, with help from a bigger superpower

National Endowment for Democracy’s National Democratic Institute (NDI) maintains a close relationship with Demosistō, the political party Wong founded in 2016 with fellow Umbrella movement alumnus Nathan Law.
Wong was then taken on a junket of elite US institutions including the right-wing Heritage Foundation think tank and the newsrooms of the New York Times and Financial Times. He then held court with Rubio, Cotton, Pelosi, and Sen. Ben Sasse.
In September 2017, Rubio, Ben Cardin, Tom Cotton, Sherrod Brown, and Cory Gardner signed off on a letter to Wong, Law and fellow anti-China activist Alex Chow, praising them for their “efforts to build a genuinely autonomous Hong Kong.” The bipartisan cast of senators proclaimed that “the United States cannot stand idly by.”
Nancy Pelosi ✔@SpeakerPelosi
Honored to have met Joshua Wong, a student leader who led a big protest demanding universal suffrage in Hong Kong.

From the “Marginal Violence Theory” to the mob violence reality
After the extradition law was scrapped, the protests moved into a more aggressive phase, launching “hit and run attacks” against government targets, erecting roadblocks, besieging police stations, and generally embracing the extreme modalities put on display during US-backed regime-change operations from Ukraine to Venezuela to Nicaragua.

AJE in position to cover HK protesters’ “hit and run strategy.”

Here’s William Engdahl on Otpor!, the CIA-backed Serbian group that trained thousands of youth activists in countries around the world in color revolution swarming tactics: https://t.co/jvCk2QBNhK https://t.co/I8oGScbpsS pic.twitter.com/a3JZzGwDb9
— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) August 13, 2019

WATCH ANTIFA TRY HIJACK HONG KONG RALLY
In Melbourne, Antifa ‘socialists’ tried to hijack the free Hong Kong rally.

China’s Red Patriots are not amused… So, they protest with “Chinese Characteristics”

Red Protest

Rui Sha 瑞莎 & Min Ni 闵妮

“We hereby pledge allegiance to Lord Dragon with the Holy Pipa that we shall die protecting China’s sovereignty.
Pepe the motherfucking toad, you have been cordially warned.”