Nine Commentaries » 3. On the Tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com The Book that is Disintergrating the Communist Party Thu, 04 Oct 2007 15:16:48 +0000 en hourly 1 Copyright © 2010 Nine Commentaries matt.scott@sohnetwork.com (SOH Radio) matt.scott@sohnetwork.com (SOH Radio) Documentary 1440 http://sohnetwork.com/files/podpress/nine.jpeg Nine Commentaries » 3. On the Tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com 144 144 The book that has shocked Chinese people around the world. The Book that is Disintergrating the Communist Party. Get the un-cut history of the Chinese Communist Party for the 1st time, in an audio version of a book the Chinese Government has banned. nine,commentaries,chinese,communist,tiananmen,square,history,documentary SOH Radio SOH Radio matt.scott@sohnetwork.com no no Part 3a http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3a/ http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3a/#comments Thu, 04 Oct 2007 15:08:00 +0000 Michael Anderson http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3a/ Tyranny caught on cameraIn 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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) ]]> http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3a/feed/ 0 00:01:01 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 ... 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." 3. On the Tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party, Podcasts SOH Radio no no Part 3b http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3b/ http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3b/#comments Thu, 04 Oct 2007 15:06:47 +0000 Michael Anderson http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3b/ In Part 3a, we heard that the CCP’s philosophy is one of “struggle” and that CCP’s rule has been built upon a series of “class struggles”, “path struggles” and “ideological struggles”. With it’s foundation built upon the philosophy of class struggle, the CCP has achieved is reign of terror by means of campaign after campaign of violent revolution resulting in class genocide.
Land reform was the elimination of the landlord class. Reforms in industry and commerce was the elimination of the capitalist class. Ideological reform was the suppression of all religious faiths. These struggles paved the way for communism to became the all encompassing religion in China.Part 3b: In 1957, Mao Zedong called upon intellectuals to “help the CCP rectify itself”. He promised no reprisals to those who voiced their view. This promise was hollow as Mao’s true intension behind this encouragement of expression was to “Lure the Snakes out of their holes”. This was the beginning of multiple campaigns to eliminate so called rightists. Tens of thousands of people lost their freedoms and were sent to labor camps for forced re-education. Over time, the Chinese intellectuals who traditionally had a great sense of responsibility toward the nation, were permanently silenced.

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) ]]> http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3b/feed/ 0 00:01:01 In Part 3a, we heard that the CCP's philosophy is one of "struggle" and that CCP's rule has been built upon a series of "class ... In Part 3a, we heard that the CCP's philosophy is one of "struggle" and that CCP's rule has been built upon a series of "class struggles", "path struggles" and "ideological struggles". With it's foundation built upon the philosophy of class struggle, the CCP has achieved is reign of terror by means of campaign after campaign of violent revolution resulting in class genocide. Land reform was the elimination of the landlord class. Reforms in industry and commerce was the elimination of the capitalist class. Ideological reform was the suppression of all religious faiths. These struggles paved the way for communism to became the all encompassing religion in China.Part 3b: In 1957, Mao Zedong called upon intellectuals to "help the CCP rectify itself". He promised no reprisals to those who voiced their view. This promise was hollow as Mao's true intension behind this encouragement of expression was to "Lure the Snakes out of their holes". This was the beginning of multiple campaigns to eliminate so called rightists. Tens of thousands of people lost their freedoms and were sent to labor camps for forced re-education. Over time, the Chinese intellectuals who traditionally had a great sense of responsibility toward the nation, were permanently silenced. 3. On the Tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party, Podcasts SOH Radio no no Part 3c http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3c/ http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3c/#comments Thu, 04 Oct 2007 15:05:55 +0000 Michael Anderson http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3c/ In Part 3b, we heard how the Cultural Revolution was a calamity unprecedented in Chinese history Conservative estimates place the number of unnatural deaths at 7.73 million. The violence during the cultural revolution was the policy of the CCP and regional governments to turn one group to kill another everyone’s life was in danger. The terror of the Cultural Revolution brought the CCP and Mao Zedong’s “cult of the personality” to climax by compelling people to carry out religious type rituals everyday, establishing communism as the one and only religion dominating the entire country. Not only did the CCP control the state, but the minds of each and every individual was placed into its control.

Part 3c: Utilizing the pronouncements of law, the social institution of education, the vehicle of the media and by implementing policies by coercion, the CCP has been effective in maintaining it’s tyrannical rule. How the CCP controls its people is not limited to the physical torture it inflicts. The Party forces people to lose the ability to think independently.

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) ]]> http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3c/feed/ 0 00:01:01 In Part 3b, we heard how the Cultural Revolution was a calamity unprecedented in Chinese history Conservative estimates place the number of unnatural deaths at ... In Part 3b, we heard how the Cultural Revolution was a calamity unprecedented in Chinese history Conservative estimates place the number of unnatural deaths at 7.73 million. The violence during the cultural revolution was the policy of the CCP and regional governments to turn one group to kill another everyone's life was in danger. The terror of the Cultural Revolution brought the CCP and Mao Zedong's "cult of the personality" to climax by compelling people to carry out religious type rituals everyday, establishing communism as the one and only religion dominating the entire country. Not only did the CCP control the state, but the minds of each and every individual was placed into its control. Part 3c: Utilizing the pronouncements of law, the social institution of education, the vehicle of the media and by implementing policies by coercion, the CCP has been effective in maintaining it's tyrannical rule. How the CCP controls its people is not limited to the physical torture it inflicts. The Party forces people to lose the ability to think independently. 3. On the Tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party, Podcasts SOH Radio no no Part 3d http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3d/ http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3d/#comments Thu, 04 Oct 2007 15:05:09 +0000 Michael Anderson http://ninecommentaries.sohnetwork.com/2007/10/04/part-3d/ In Part 3c, we heard that after the Cultural Revolution CCP leadership changed banners frequently as the government changed hands 6 times within 20 years. Although claims were made that changes were towards reform and opening-up, history shows us that the political control of the CCP continues to rely upon the philosophy of struggle and violence. The only difference from the past is that the Party has become even more deceptive. Utilizing the pronouncements of law, the social institution of education, the vehicle of the media and by implementing policies by coercion, the CCP has been effective in maintaining it’s tyrannical rule.

How the CCP controls its people is not limited to the physical torture it inflicts. The Party forces people to lose the ability to think independently making them fearful, self protective and cowardly, daring not to speak up. It is a crime for someone to think outside the boundary imposed by the CCP.

Part 3d: The CCP has soley been self serving, concerned only for of it’s own survival regardless of the suffering imposed on its citizenry. Although the CCP would demand strict self monitoring from the common people, members of the CCP have flagrantly participated in corruption, embezzlement, and unlawful conduct.

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