作者usualjoy (up)
看板CrossStrait
標題Re: [新聞]周永康倒台
時間Thu Mar 22 20:50:22 2012
http://www.chinanews.com/shipin/2012/03-22/news62059.shtml
今天周永康還有個書面發言。
http://news.cntv.cn/china/20120320/103991.shtml
前天主持召開了政法委員會會議。
※ 引述《takase (............)》之銘言：
: 英國金融時報
: http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/650bb0f6-735f-11e1-aab3-00144feab49a.
: html#axzz1pogRAJaM
: Beijing on edge amid coup rumours
: The Chinese capital is awash with speculation, innuendo and rumours of a coup
: following the most important political purge in decades, with even some of
: the most well-informed officials in the dark about what comes next.
: Since Bo Xilai, one of China’s most powerful leaders, was removed from his
: job last Thursday, the bureaucracy and the public have been on tenterhooks,
: awaiting the next twist in the gripping political saga.
: Besides a one-line statement on Mr Bo’s dismissal published late last week,
: China’s heavily censored media have not mentioned his name, let alone
: provided any clues about what will happen to him.
: But the country’s netizens, in particular those using hard-to-censor
: Twitter-like microblogs, have been flooding the internet with information
: ranging from highly implausible to apparently authentic.
: In one rumour that spread rapidly on Monday night, a military coup had been
: launched by Zhou Yongkang, an ally of Mr Bo’s and the man in charge of China
: ’s state security apparatus, and gun battles had erupted in Zhongnanhai, the
: top leadership compound in the heart of Beijing.
: But when the Financial Times drove past the compound late on Monday night,
: all appeared calm and by Wednesday evening there was no indication that
: anything was out of the ordinary.
: However, one person with close ties to China’s security apparatus said Mr
: Zhou had been ordered not to make any public appearances or take any
: high-level meetings and was “already under some degree of control”.
: The same person said Mr Bo, who was Communist Party chief of Chongqing until
: last week, was under house arrest while his wife had been taken away for
: investigation into suspected corruption, a common charge levelled at senior
: officials who have lost out in power struggles.
: Although this information could not be immediately confirmed, documents and
: audio recordings circulating on the internet appear to substantiate the claim
: that members of Mr Bo’s family were under investigation for corruption even
: before his trusted police chief, Wang Lijun, fled to a US consulate and
: requested asylum in early February.
: The documents and recording of a preliminary government report on the case,
: which Chinese officials say appear to be genuine and probably leaked
: intentionally, suggested Mr Wang fled after Mr Bo fired him and tried to
: arrest him to head off a corruption investigation.
: Jon Huntsman, a former Republican presidential hopeful and US ambassador to
: China who met Mr Bo a number of times, said his demise revealed serious rifts
: among the top leadership of the country.
: “The splits in the standing committee [over reform] are as pronounced now as
: they were during the [1989] Tiananmen Square period,” Mr Huntsman said. “
: Politics in China is a rough and tumble business. This is an open and public
: evidence of this and what happens behind the velvet curtain that the world
: never sees.”
: Adding to the air of intrigue in the capital, a report of a fatal car crash
: on Sunday involving the son of a top leader and a Ferrari appeared on the
: internet but was quickly removed by official censors.
: Netizens and one source with close ties to China’s top leaders said the
: illegitimate son of a politburo standing committee member was killed in the
: crash and two young women were badly hurt.
: Additional reporting by James Lamont
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: 給懶得看的人簡單總結
: 1.政變是空穴來風的謠言
: 2.但是據中共內部的情報源，周永康已經被控制住了
: "already under some degree of control"
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