Zhao, Guilin: CCP no peace to violence with violence in Xinjiang
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Date: 6/15/2014 4:55:13 AM
Sender: Zhao, Guilin
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Zhao, Guilin: CCP no peace to violence with violence in Xinjiang
赵桂林（Zhao, Guilin）
Urumqi, Xinjiang, China violence has occurred several times, first gathered thousands of Uighur riots City Plaza thwarted, resulting in hundreds of deaths, and later train explosion caused a lot of casualties, following the high-speed collision of two cars there are open-air markets citizens, to detonate a bomb attack while throwing innocent people, resulting in dozens of deaths, the situation in Xinjiang is rapidly deteriorating.
CCP faced growing unrest in Xinjiang, do not change the face of murderous past, more and more hard tone, means more stringent, and threatened to act recklessly desperate criminals zero tolerance for terrorism, separatism and extremism outcrop hit will not be tolerated, tough games coming field must not compromise the overall strengthening of social control, and key parts of the prevention patrols to prevent the occurrence of a chain reaction, alarm bells ringing smitten crackdown continued to maintain a high pressure situation, to maintain stability in Xinjiang.
The root cause of the unrest in Xinjiang is that the CCP dictatorship, and for the brutal oppression of minority policy.
Although the Party released relentless hard words deterrence militants, but will rely more pressure hyperbaric crackdown chaos, may provoke a greater rebound, can not fundamentally solve the problem in Xinjiang. CCP count on military superiority, superstition, violence can solve everything, down the wrong road unrepentant, will become increasingly chaotic situation in Xinjiang, is likely to eventually bury the communist regime.
I think, to govern the country can not rely on violent repression, but also depend on the policy response to public opinion, to pacify the people to safeguard the people＇s livelihood strategies.
Democracy can save China! Democratic system in order to protect the fundamental rights of the Uighur people.
Zhao, Guilin
June 15, 2014
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