Nine Commentaries

Part 3a

In Part 2e, we heard that when the CCP was surrounded by the KMT forces, it still conducted internal crackdown operations and executed their own solders to root out the so called “anti-Bolshevik corps”. In northern Shaanxi province, while pinned between the KMT and the Japanese, the CCP began the Yan’an movement and murdered massive numbers of people in a mass cleansing. This pattern of internal rivalry and killing one another in repetitive massacres was expanded by the CCP from small areas to the whole nation and it did not hinder the CCP from establishing its power to rule all of China.

The CCP has a life of its own. The Party runs its officials and not the other way around. When the CCP was at it’s best – and most evil, their highest officials failed in their positions because their personal degree of evil did not meet the standard of the CCP. Those CCP leaders who survived their positions were not those who could influence the Party, but those who could comprehend the Party’s evil intensions and follow them.

We continue now with Part 3 of the 9 Commentaries – “On the Tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party.”

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