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发帖数: 70028 | 1 英国《金融时报》3月23日（周五）报道，在北京一个最繁忙的购物中心后面的小胡同里，是被革职的中共领导人薄熙来的豪宅 ，豪宅至少装有三个摄像头，高高的石墙上面是树枝栅栏。
听到记者的门铃，一名身穿军装的年轻军官出来了，从传统的中式两扇门的门缝里向外看。
当记者问是否可以和薄熙来，妻子谷开来，和儿子薄瓜瓜聊聊时，军官答道：“他们不接受采访，你不能在此采访，走开。”
身穿制服的军官在薄熙来的家里出现可能意味着全家已经被逮捕，或者这名军官只是共产党高级领导人的警卫人员。
自从3月15日周四，国营媒体发布了一句话的声明宣布了薄熙来不再担任重庆市委书记职务后，官方再没有公布薄熙来的消息。
传言填补了信息真空，北京城内关于未遂政变和暗杀的说法泛滥。
与此同时，党和官僚机构似乎瘫痪，不能提供一致的信息。
即使是“环球时报”，人民日报自己出版的报纸，本周也乱了阵脚。
周四，环球时报发表社论称：“整个中国都在等着党发言。我们希望他们可以尽早下结论。我们越早听到权威的声音，公众才越有安全感。”
分析家们表示，薄熙来仍有可能（和中央）达成协议，拿个闲职，度过余生，不过当局越是拖延透露对他的裁决，情况对他越遭，公众越会推测领导层发生了分裂。
据薄瓜瓜的朋友称，薄瓜瓜现在美国，他是哈佛大学的研究生，但可靠的消息来源指，薄熙来和妻子已经被关押，可能会面临不明指控。
邻居和当地业主称自上周四，没有注意到薄熙来家有特别不寻常的，但他们说不确定是否薄熙来及家人住在里面。
这个破旧的小巷，是一个典型的由廉价房，装修豪宅，小面馆和路边理发馆组成的北京古老的胡同。
党现在面临着挑战，多年来薄熙来以打黑，唱红被宣传，现在党要解释他为什么被革职，还有可能被关押的事实。
自共产王朝建政以来，中国的政治一直就有高官被整肃的例子，但像薄熙来这样的高官被整肃还是20年首次。
一名曾目睹了1989年天安门民主示威的成功商人表示：“皇帝正在想尽办法说服百姓他穿着衣服。他什么事都做了，就是不穿上衣服。”他相信中国真正需要的是立即启动政治改革。 | s*****l
发帖数: 7106 | 2 身穿制服的军官在薄熙来的家里出现可能意味着全家已经被逮捕，或者这名军官只是共
产党高级领导人的警卫人员。
自共产王朝建政以来，中国的政治一直就有高官被整肃的例子，但像薄熙来这样的高官
被整肃还是20年首次。
----lol | D**********R
发帖数: 25234 | 3 身穿制服的军官在薄熙来的家里出现可能意味着全家已经被逮捕，或者这名军官只是共
产党高级领导人的警卫人员。
－－－这句太脑残了。。。。 | e**i
发帖数: 1983 | 4 March 23, 2012 12:52 pm
Wall of silence around fate of China’s Bo
By Jamil Anderlini in Beijing（www.ft.com）
In a tiny ancient alleyway behind one of Beijing’s busiest shopping streets
the mansion of purged Chinese leader Bo Xilai is guarded by at least three
security cameras and a high stone wall topped by a palisade of thin tree
branches.
A young officer in full military, or paramilitary, uniform answers the
doorbell and peers through a crack in the traditional Chinese double doors.
“They’re not available to accept interviews, you can’t do interviews here
, go away,” says the officer when asked if Mr Bo, his wife, Gu Kailai, or
son, Bo Guagua, will speak to the Financial Times.
The presence of a fully uniformed officer inside the Bo family home could
mean the family has been arrested or he could be part of the normal guard
detail provided to high-ranking members of the Communist party.
Since a one-line statement was published in state media on Thursday, March
15, announcing Mr Bo’s dismissal as party chief of one of China’s biggest
cities, Chongqing, there has been no official word on his fate.
The information vacuum has allowed a cacophony of rumours and innuendo to
fill the gap and Beijing is awash with improbable reports of attempted coups
and assassinations.
Meanwhile, the party and the bureaucracy appear to be paralysed and
incapable of providing a coherent message.
Like Pekingologists from an earlier generation, foreign reporters and
analysts have been reduced to scouring the pages of the People’s Daily, the
official mouthpiece of the Communist party, to see which leaders have made
public appearances and are hence in favour.
But even the Global Times, a staunchly nationalistic newspaper published by
the People’s Daily itself, appeared to be at a loss this week.
“The whole of China is waiting for the party to speak,” it said in an
editorial on Thursday on the purge of Mr Bo that did not mention him by name
. “We hope they can come to a conclusion faster. The faster we hear an
authoritative voice, the clearer society can be and the public can feel more
secure.”
Analysts say it is still possible that Mr Bo will cut a deal and be given
some meaningless sinecure to live out his days in obscurity, but the longer
the party delays revealing his fate the worse things look for him and the
more the public is left to speculate about divisions in the leadership.
Bo Guagua is reported by some of his friends to be in the US, where he is
enrolled as a graduate student at Harvard University, but credible sources
say he and his wife have already been detained and are likely to face
unspecified charges.
Neighbours and local business-owners say they have not noticed anything
particularly unusual at the Bo house since last Thursday, when the elder Mr
Bo was ousted from his role as Chongqing party chief, but say they are not
sure whether Mr Bo and his family are inside.
"In Chongqing he did some great things, especially smashing the mafia"
The dilapidated alleyway is a typical mix of flophouses, renovated mansions,
tiny noodle restaurants and street-side barber shops, and the ordinary
bustling life of the ancient Beijing “hutong” alley carries on oblivious
to the fate of its high-profile resident.
Although the mansion is not visible from the alley, the giant tree that
protrudes from the inner courtyard must be at least 100 years old and towers
over a smaller, western-style mansion on one side and a ramshackle, mostly
derelict traditional Chinese courtyard on the other.
In a tiny unheated room in the courtyard, a poor migrant worker who has
lived there for years reacts with shock to the suggestion that Mr Bo and his
wife have been detained following his dismissal.
“You can tell from his appearance that he is a good person, a good clean
official and not corrupt in the slightest,” says the worker, who did not
want to be named.
When asked how he felt about Mr Bo living in such a grand mansion in the
midst of relative squalor, he says it is Mr Bo’s right as a top Communist
official and as the son of Bo Yibo, a revolutionary general who had fought
alongside Mao Zedong.
“Out there in Chongqing he did some great things, especially smashing the
mafia,” the man says.
This is the challenge the party faces – after years of propaganda
portraying Mr Bo as a crime-fighting, no-nonsense “red-blooded” heir to
the revolutionary tradition, it now has to explain why he has been removed
from his position and possibly detained.
More video
Since imperial times, and especially since the founding of the Communist
dynasty, Chinese politics has been punctuated with examples of senior
Mandarins lionised one day and vilified the next, but the country has not
seen an official as important as Mr Bo purged for at least two decades.
To the huge and growing group of well-educated, worldly and sophisticated
urban Chinese, the news of an old-style political purge is something of an
embarrassment in what is now the world’s second-largest economy and a
supposed superpower-in-training.
Some liken the crisis of legitimacy and the hardening of the party’s
response to criticism and dissent over the past year to the final days of
the Manchu Qing empire in 1911.
The revival of Mao-era propaganda and the news this week that China’s
Justice Ministry will require all lawyers in the country to swear a loyalty
oath to the Communist party provoked observations that the regime is
resorting to bankrupt ideological symbols in a vain attempt to shore up
public support.
“The emperor is doing everything he can to convince the masses that he’s
wearing clothes,” says one successful businessman, who was a close observer
of the 1989 Tiananmen Square democracy demonstrations and, like many of his
contemporaries, believes what China really needs is to launch political
reforms immediately. “He’s doing everything except actually putting on
some clothes.” | e**i
发帖数: 1983 | 5 原文最后一句话点出了真意
︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵
……believes what China really needs is to launch political reforms
immediately.……
……他相信中国真正需要的是立即启动政治改革。
︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶
注意这是英国《金融时报》！
西方社会显然希望中国“立即启动政治改革”！……温家宝的政治改革？
温家宝过去9年总理生涯始终走在西方列强为他设计的道路上……中国社会成了现在这
样子……别人我不知道，但我是信不过他！
中国即使要政治改革，也应该在一年后温家宝下台再开始！无论那时谁当总理，都比温
家宝来得让本人放心！
最后说薄熙来……
︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵︵
http://www.mitbbs.com/article3/Military/37486687_0_n.html
薄熙来的政绩有目共睹！
此次薄熙来事件，是当年的中国共产党建党近百年以来第一次（！）史无前例的
中外所有反动势力（土躬卖国带路党、其后美帝西方列强、轮子、藏独台独X独们、不
仁先富、贪官集团……）成功勾结一致对付，一致欢呼土躬的一个尚未进入权力核心的
成员的下台！他们怕什么？！不言而喻！
薄熙来已经倒了,为什么还有这么多的五毛美分在诋毁他、把他的能力政绩贬得一钱不
值？？？——这个问题值得一思再思三思！答：因为他们害怕！毛主席牛逼，提前给了
我们答案——▲“凡是敌人反对的，我们就要拥护；凡是敌人拥护的，我们就要反对。
”▲“我认为，对我们来说，一个人，一个党，一个军队，或者一个学校，如若不被敌
人反对，那就不好了那一定是同敌人同流合污了。如若被敌人反对，那就好了，那就证
明我们同敌人划清界线了。如若敌人起劲地反对我们，把我们说得一塌糊涂，一无是处
，那就更好了，那就证明我们不但同敌人划清了界线，而且证明我们的工作是很有成绩
的了。”
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http://www.mitbbs.com/article3/Military/37389819_0_n.html
发信人: erli (位卑未敢忘忧国), 信区: Military
标 题: 答“到底是谁在反对薄熙来？”——Re: 只要看看谁在反对薄熙来和重庆，就
知道熙来同志是伟大的，
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Mar 12 01:17:39 2012, 美东)
“到底是谁在反对薄熙来？”
这个问题问得好，我来回答：
▲西方资本主义世界，因为他们最害怕强大的中国，既没了可以洗劫的肥肉，又多了个
强大的对手和异类
▲先富们
▲贪官们
▲带路党们，他们“最后的盛宴”没了
▲薄熙来过去因各种原因树的敌——法轮功、政敌……
▲害怕薄熙来重复文革那一套的人——其实大可不必，世易时移，这是不可能的！
……想到再回来补充
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︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶︶ | l******1
发帖数: 239 | | c******a
发帖数: 2516 | 7 大惊小怪，中央委员家周围装摄像头，这是惯例，哪个中央委员家周围没有便衣和摄像
头？
这体现了党和政府的关怀，以及老百姓对委员们的爱戴。 | L*****s
发帖数: 24744 | 8 一名曾目睹了1989年天安门民主示威的成功商人表示：“皇帝正在想尽办法说服百姓他
穿着衣服。他什么事都做了，就是不穿上衣服。”
求人肉此 成功 商人..不会是柴大妈吧.哈哈 |
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