Yu, Zhongping: Are China Communist Authorities Rea
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Date: 12/11/2006 3:10:54 PM
Sender: Yu, Zhongping
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Yu, Zhongping: Are China Communist Authorities Really Willing to Combat Corruption?
China communist authorities generally take so-called “two rules” for corruptive officials, and it is actually a favoritism and protection to officials inside China communist. These days under the circumstances of no independent judicial system in China, all the anti-corruptions carry a vestige of power contending, up to centrality and down to locality are almost the same. Furthermore the present trend is that corruptive officials are sentenced more and more leniently and few sentenced to death, no one knows whether it is judicial advancement or retrogression.
If China communist authorities combat corruption really, from high level officials to ordinary officials, who did not seek private profit by taking advantage of administrative powers? Dare China communist authorities really to combat corruption? In that way, won’t China communist authorities crumple? In their heart they are not really willing to combat corruption, because to really restrain corruption, democracy, freedom of news and judicial independence are the most basic requirements and in that way they will lose privileges, will they be willing?
Yu, Zhongping
Oct. 30, 2006
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