Au fait Obama is unable discern if ‘TERRORIST’ is male or female then for Bladdered Streets of America; Muslim is Acronym for Terrorist. Got to be gunned-down at sight even if he’s Brill American. There is no law rides roughshod over status quo.

Warning to all those Bees Knees Muslim who crave and got itchy-feet to America, Renounce Islam first, convert to Judaism and buy yourself an Israeli or American Passport both sold at bargain price in Brooklyn by Hezbollah Boys., a photo by quranix on Flickr.

It’s a Daydream. Arresting Boston bomber as arresting Osama. Its Truthers theory now.
Even if the One-Boston-Bomber found Muslim Au fait. Declare him Jew “Keep calm and carry on,”
Warning to all those Bees Knees Muslim who crave and got itchy-feet to America, Renounce Islam first, convert to Judaism and buy yourself an Israeli or American Passport both sold at bargain price in Brooklyn by Hezbollah Boys. You don’t need to look for them they will come after you. They are all-over FBI. They’re well Grafted into Mueller’s popguns. Both they know you’re in trouble and you their help. Hezbollah Boys fabricate any fiction to fool government fools for living. Warning: Muslim Whomever It May Concern them to condemn Boston Bombing and offer hearty condolence to Boston Bombing victims’ love ones. Don’t do it. Its hypocrisy. Blinkered Americans ain’t ready to accepting it. Brassed off Americans will be happier to hear you say (you did it) though (you didn’t). Au fait Obama is unable discern if ‘TERRORIST’ is male or female then for Bladdered Streets of America; Muslim is Acronym for Terrorist. Got to be gunned-down at sight even if he’s Brill American. There is no law rides roughshod over status quo. Yahoo News asked “Who’s behind Boston Marathon bombings?” and offered 4 theories: (1) Islamic jihadists, (2) Right-wing militia types, (3) the government, and (4) criminally-insane lone wolf. Numbers (1), (2), and (4), of course, are the usual suspects. But including (3) “the government” on suspects list is unprecedented. To All Anglosexual Geographical Muslims of Boston, Harvard & MIT Junkscience Zombies. Get the hell outta USA (Hitchhike to Canada or swim to Greenland if you can) just flee before shipped to Guantanamo for bombing Boston Marathoners. According to Fox-News (Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal losing Channel): Boston Bomber is Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi, 20yo Saudi Student at New England School of English for Illiterates. Guess what? He’s busted having student visa. Detective Inspector Bucket told Mr. Tulkinghorn’s Clerk in Charles Dickens Novel Bleak House: there are 3 kinds of arrests. Arrest to show an arrest. Arrest for the sake of it. And arrest for more arrests. Now that President Obama frogmarched to say for first time that attacks in Boston an “act of terrorism.” “Given what we now know about the attacks,” Obama said, “FBI is investigating it as an act of terrorism.” But Obama also said federal authorities don’t yet know who carried out the attack and why. “We don’t know whether it was planned or executed by foreign terrorist organization,” Obama said, “American people refused to be terrorized.” If Mitt Romney (God-Forbid) is the US President he will say let’s go and bomb the hell outta Belfast before bombing Mecca. Call it Terror? Of Course. “Keep calm and carry on,” who cares anyway? Whether it is work of foreign terrorists or domestic killers, Islamists or right-wingers extremists. But there should be no doubt about the fact that what happened in Boston was an act of terrorism. There is some debate about the fact that President Obama chose not to use the word terror or terrorism in describing what happened. Jonathan S. Tobin is Senior Online Editor Commentary magazine. “What strikes me is part of reason for psychological shock is that if you think about it, this is the first successful bombing – terror explosion since 9/11. We’ve had some that were attempted, like one in Times Square that never succeeded.” Charles Krauthammer another Jew drumming 911. When Adam Lanza took lives of 26 innocent people you never said: ‘oh by the way Adam Lanza was Jew and his Israelifirster mom Nancy Lanza bought him an assault weapon on his Bar-Mitzvah to learn how to kill Newtown Muslims and Sandy Hook Classmates. At 4pm. FOUR Israeli bloggers: ‘NEWSBUSTERS.org, TWITCHY.com, THEGATEWAYPUNDIT.com & WEASELZIPPERS.us’ systematically re-blogged NYPOST Baseless editorial: ‘Authorities ID suspect as Saudi national in marathon bombings, under guard at Boston hospital’. THIS HOAX EVAPORATED IN SECONDS. Jonathan! Why don’t you act American enough once in your life in your life and say: ‘whether it is work of foreign terrorists or domestic killers, Islamists or right-wingers extremists or deranged ISRAELIS?’ Obama irked you off big time when he chose not to use the word terror or terrorism. Wow. I enjoyed every moment of misery of ISRAELIFIRSTERS reporters in James S. Brady Press Briefing Room when POTUS snubbed their silly questions. Yes Obama is Street-Smart he knows how to defuse dumbs. He masters toying little Jewish troubled minds. If (God-Forbid) Mitt Romney is the US President he will say let’s go and bomb the hell outta Belfast before bombing Mecca. That’s what your Israeli masters wanted. More kill. More mayhem. It’s in Talmud. There are oceans of unsettle accounts that set good motives for Boston Bombing. Be prudent and take this one. It’s just another blame-game came in my mind ain’t published as yet. Bernanke Yesterday exploited PIIGSC (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Spain, Cyprus) country rush to sell all their gold reserves to pay back ECB. He announced a Gold Dump to stimulate the economy. The price of gold logged its biggest one-day decline in more than 30 years, tumbling $140.30, or 9 per cent, to $136.10. The anti-fiat-money savers will nuke USA & the whole world not only Boston Marathon for evaporating their savings in gold. Imagine an unemployed Bostonian who lost his home by foreclosure with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, his life-Insurance with AIG and lifesaving with Wachovia, and now he’s homeless living on food stamps while cash shipped to Israel – will he enjoy Celebrating Patriot-Day watching 26,000 marathoners terrorizing his neighborhood. Their’s no Boston metaphor here.Mumbai Bombers come after Israeli Diamontaries who’re exhibiting their loots away from Antwerp at Taj.

I was wondering which colony will pick up the tab of Margret Thatcher Lavish Funeral. Until I see. Boris Johnson in UAE addressing: I’m mayor of the eighth Emirate. Nice.

Cellular-phones signals at rush-hour are the best free-weapon to strike Haarp Tremors from the 7.8 magnitude quake felt in India and Gulf states. Why it rains always at 6pm. Haarp! This is public information not conspiracy theory. Bushehr was Haarped last week by High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program Contractors. 6.1 magnitude quake is the second Haarp warning, they Haarped Tehran last year. Ahmadinejad warned Tehranians to Evacuate 5 Millions from Tehran and he allocated lucrative intensives in-fact to realtors who develop Towns outta Tehran. GCC Cheerleader Abdulatif al-Zayani is on Crack. Bushehr ain’t on seismic fault lines unlike the rest of Iran that sit on major fault lines and suffered several devastating earthquakes, including 6.6-magnitude quake in 2003 which flattened southeastern city of Bam and killed more than 25,000 people. Nice GoogledJunk & WikiTrash though.

GOP: Residency prior to Border
Dem: Citizenship prior to Border
It is a distinction without much of difference.

Despite budget cuts affecting lives of many Americans Pentagon allocate another $400M million for Israel’s $175M Iron Dome which ain’t able to catch a fly especially today’s rocket attack on Israeli Red Sea resort city of Eilat. “The lions of the Mujahedeen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem managed to target occupied Eilat with two Grad rockets on April 17, and withdrew safely,” no details indicating site from where rockets had been launched, Arutz Sheva Daily Israel Report. But Israelis sold it to Pentagon Fools that’s from Salafi Muslim Jihadist group in Sinai.

Are you a Jew or what? Who’s Jerry Kenney to ask Ron DeSantis to examine the strong ties between Al Jazeera and known terrorist organizations? That’s CIA, FBI & DHS business not Ron DeSantis Term of reference obligation to his constituency. One of Ron DeSantis of great promise to fools who elected him was to abolish La Migra. I don’t think he’s done anything about it. Have you lost your mind? Cliff Kincaid. I believe you’re Director of AIM Center for Investigative Journalism. You should be careful in crusade. Don’t fight 2 battles by one army in the same time. Now dumb down, Stupendous! Hold your breath, shut-up, sit down & listen. Al Jazeera a Mediawhore, false-flag, Redherring-Spoilers and Acid-Paparazzi as FOXNEWS, ‘NEWSBUSTERS.org, TWITCHY.com, THEGATEWAYPUNDIT.com & WEASELZIPPERS.us’ they scavenge to survive. And yet Aljazeera is buying $500M worth American bankruptcy. They’re just hiding their fugitive petrodollar surplus to please the congress and the Whitehouse. This buyout is pimped outta Donuthole. Al Jazeera is not profit sector it is waste of money. Open Al Jazeera and see by your eyes if you ever see a decent advertisement on their channel. They don’t need it. They go after power and control through Propaganda & Warmongering by the Anglosexual Legends of the GoogledJunk, the WikiTrash, the Mayhem, and the thesaurus exhausted Misinformation of mainstream-media whoresmanure. Your discretion is advised. That’s what Aljazeera is all about. Money ain’t a premise here. I advise you to be vigilant when they start firing people, then we have something to talk about. Until then.

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Follow Israel’s Strategy to get things done in EU either by bribe or by extortion. As EU is getting bankrupt day by day, their Nutjobs are broke and badly need to pay their mortgages and load their Creditcards once they’re fired from their very-very temporary jobs. I doubt this moment of truth goes published.

EU Hippies & Unemployables fly to UAE visa free, lethally subsidized airfares & heavily discounted lodging. While UAE subjects stand 40% chance to get into EU. UAE share EU the trenches fighting Taliban side by side. | Liberalism is Trust Fucked with Prudence. Conservatism is Distrust Tainted with Fear.

I personally feel insulted if I ever get to EU uninvited. Sheikh Abdulla bin Zayed is wasting time in Europe as we speak. It’s bad time. Get UAE outta EU’s “Negative List” of countries whose nationals require visas to its “positive list” first before begging Brussels 30-day Schengen visa on arrival in quid pro quo. EU Hippies & Unemployables fly to UAE visa free, lethally subsidized airfares & heavily discounted lodging. While UAE subjects stand 40% chance to get into EU. UAE share EU the trenches fighting Taliban side by side. And in return EU suspect UAE subjects as terrorists. Never mind about the trade Affluenza. That’s another scam we can sport it later. It ain’t influence Brussels to render some attention. Follow Israel’s Strategy to get things done in EU either by bribe or by extortion. As EU is getting bankrupt day by day, their Nutjobs are broke and badly need to pay their mortgages and load their Creditcards once they’re fired from their very-very temporary jobs. I doubt this moment of truth goes published.

Cellular-phones signals at rush-hour are the best free-weapon to strike Haarp. Why it rains always at 6pm. Haarp! This is public information not conspiracy theory. GCC Cheerleader Abdulatif al-Zayani is on Crack. Bushehr ain’t on seismic fault lines unlike the rest of Iran that sit on major fault lines and suffered several devastating earthquakes, including 6.6-magnitude quake in 2003 which flattened southeastern city of Bam and killed more than 25,000 people. Nice GoogledJunk & WikiTrash though. Bushehr was Haarped last week by High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program Contractors. 6.1 magnitude quake is the second Haarp warning, they Haarped Tehran last year. Ahmadinejad warned Tehranians to evict and he allocated lucrative intensives in-fact to realtors who develop Towns outta Tehran.

DC-Janes were so thrilled last night that war against Alshabab was over. Rep. Keith Ellison crowed: It’s a new day in Somalia; send money. And then Kabooom. Hahaha. 16 killed in attack on Somali Supreme Court. 19 dead in twin Mogadishu attacks. Where’s the HELL NEW prosperous Somalia gone? Alshabab are McCain Germs as Taliban and SFA. They ain’t terrorist group no mo. USA & Western allies never won a single battle down there. Alshabab maintained India Ocean Maritime Piracy as at Top Forbes Ranking Standards Dorga-ya-Ganesh but buried by mainstream media because ain’t afford it. Westerns kidnapping in Africa is like having a haircut. Alshabab voluntarily disappeared momentarily outta Mogadishu to come after and settle old pending accounts with Kenyan & Ugandan warlords. They’re back in business larger than life. Somali current government controls from Airport to Presidential Palace and the rest is Alshabab’s. Democratization will prove my take.

Don’t be sad. Open your mind and be prudent. Lemme Preach a moment of Salafi jurisprudence. Prophet Mohammed PBUH warned: ‘should Mecca is bulldozed to ground ain’t worth one human killed (Nafs alas soul)’. Islam has no Monuments, no Shrines, no Ruins it just prayer space. ‘Assad forces damage Deraa Mosque that sparked revolt’ is Distracting Rhetoric. This is stooooopid Redherring. Pakistani DAWN Newspaper enjoys reporting outta Absentia, Paid Iranian Propaganda and Assad Flase wins to Demoralize McCain Germs & FSA supporters. Here’s a specimen of many rigged, tainted & baseless editorial about Idlib army base that McCain Germs surround as we speak. Here you go.. At least 18 civilians were killed, including two children and two women, in a Syrian air raid on a rebel-held town in the northwestern province of Idlib on Saturday, a monitoring group reported. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, updating an earlier toll, said 50 others were wounded in raid on an industrial zone in the town of Saraqeb. Citing reports from activists in the area, the Observatory said a barrage of cluster munitions was fired at the area by regime forces after the air strike. Footage filmed by local activists showed thick columns of smoke rising from the scene of the raid, as panicked residents tried to retrieve the dead and wounded. Others tried to put out fires using water hoses and buckets as a man appealed on camera: “There is no water, there is no electricity, and now (President) Bashar (al-Assad) is… firing at us with rockets and MiG warplanes.” Elsewhere in the province, the Observatory said at least 12 rebels were killed in shelling and heavy fighting near the village of Babolin, which lies near the Damascus-Aleppo road and which loyalist forces have been trying to capture. It also reported air strikes around the Damascus area and the central province of Homs. At least 54 people were killed in violence across Syria on Saturday, according to the Britain-based Observatory, which relies on a network of activists and medics for its information.

Lebanese Shiite threatened HezbollaT Warlord Hassona Nassrullat that they will quit and abolish the party unless HezbollaT ditch Assad and return their fighting kids back home. Hassona Nassrullat sent thousands of Lebanese Shiite to join Syrian army as Shabiha to fight FSA. Hassona Nassrullat lied to Lebanese Shiite that he sent HezbollaT militiamen to guard Sayda Zainab Shrine in Damascus. McCain Germs vowed to bulldoze the shrine over them. They butchered hundreds of HezbollaT Mercenaries and threw their corpse to the stray dogs. Beirut is 2 hours away from Damascus from McCain Germs. HezbollaT Warlord Hassona Nassrullat murdered Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir and Sheikh Hussam al-Ilani two bodyguards and an Egyptian in cold blood last year. Now his tailgate is theirs. It’s a deceitful and egocentric call of the Lebanese President Suleiman. Suleiman should urge Lebanese to share FSA the ditches to oust their common enemy HezbollaT back to Iran if he wanted to get back Lebanon from Iran. Here’s the deal.. Loser. How about pack up and flee to France? Maronite Phalangists are fools to cry on French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius shoulders as used to do in the old days. France is broke. The White House is quiet. Enjoying the game. I smell Michel Oun stench and Sameer Jaja reeky armpit in this foolish stance. It’s too stooopid to be deceptive now. Instead of crying wolf – Maronite Phalangists must get their guns outta their rusted weapon stockpiles, be brave, share FSA the trenches and fight back Assad & Iran than hide behind losing Proxy Warring-Pimps as France and Iran. Francois Hollande learned his lesson in one week; he dug his own grave in Maghreb Froggies got to flee North Africa by October.

I lost Pipes when he wrote ‘Hezbollah Jihadis’ as if he’s saying ‘KKK Haganah’. Hello Pipes Boy. Psst: ‘Jihadis’ are Sunni and ‘Hezbollah’ are Shiite. For Sunni: Goooood Shiite is dead SHIITE. Go it. You will probably hate this. Anti-Semitism is like having temporary tattoo. Everybody likes it itched on his/her Buttock. I love to torture your Wretched Deceptive Jewish Minds. Be prudent lemme’ toy a bit. Marco Rubio & Bob Casey vs. Daniel Pipes. Wow. Teeebaagerzz vs. Israelifirster. Back to The Bipartisan Rubio-Casey Duo Bill. It’s foolish to think that McCain Germs expect good outta the recently introduced legislation that would help bring about change in U.S. policy. The bill that authorizes additional humanitarian aid for Syrian people, support for political opposition, and non-lethal assistance for vetted elements of armed opposition to isolate Assad by recommending additional sanctions against entities that still do business with his regime. The bill plan addressing Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles, so they cannot be used against civilians or Syria’s neighbors. Benghazi was great lesson for McCain Germs to know Obama & DC Janes ain’t allowed to use the bathroom on their own without Tel-Aviv approval. Obama was poodled by David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy into Libya. If Libya left to Obama. The Libyan civil war is still going on. Daniel Pipes is right he needs a stalemate for Israel’s safety so is Obama and his European allies. Pipes concedes that the West can’t stand by and let Assad continue slaughtering civilians so he suggests putting pressure on two sides to behave according to rules of law while threatening military strikes to punish those who fail to do so. But this idea is every bit as problematic as formulas put forward by do-gooders. That will only lead both sides to blame the West and leave it as vulnerable to being held responsible for the slaughter as a policy that backs the rebels. That’s what all about. Albeit all those doctored videos on Turkish TV to keep him alive. Assad is dead and his devastated warring Residues have nowhere to go – they got to fight to till the end. They’re trapped. Putin & Khamenei condemned to death. Quit reading GoogledJunk of Anglosexual Legends, the WikiTrash, the Mayhem, and the thesaurus exhausted Misinformation mainstreaming-media whoresmanure. Dumb down, Stupendous! Hold your breath, shut-up, sit down & listen. Your discretion is advised:  John Kerry been 3 times to Israel since he took office. He ain’t a joker. Kerry has no sympathy for Israel, he will never forget that Israelis conned him during his presidency run against George Bush the kid. He’s serious businessman. Israel stands no chance to win who has nothing to lose as the Trio: Obama, Kerry & Hagel. They have no time for Knesset Bums to waste. Bibi proved that he’s a Nut-Job and it is waste of time even to have coffee with him. He’s an idiot. The world is broke and they don’t need some Jews to fiddle into their books fooling them to recover. In another word no one affords to care about Israel. Anti-Semitism is like having temporary tattoo. Everybody likes it. Arabs have no power to peace with Israel. Israel needs a miracle to get outta this miss. Oh I got an idea. Why don’t go back home to Nigeria.

What would you call A gay blogger of itchy rectum preach secularism in most predominantly Muslim archipelagos. Hilath Rasheed. Hells no not even close. Nasheed brought the first wave of democracy to Maldives. Now Nasheed is frightened from “Artur brothers” to be assassinated. Hilath Rasheed in Colombo and Nasheed is in Delhi.

Detective Inspector Bucket told Mr. Tulkinghorn’s Clerk in Charles Dickens Novel Bleak House: there are 3 kinds of arrests. Arrest to show an arrest. Arrest for the sake of it. And arrest for more arrests. UAE arrest fits none. 98 unarmed unprivileged debt-laden Emaratis (among them 13 women) were busted for trying to overthrow present regime. Nice story but ain’t NEWS. UAE court sentenced them to 10 month prison. Hopefully they will be pardoned by UAE President Next UAE National day December 02. It is weird. According to Reuters the 98 activists have been busted for collecting donation to launch a TV Broadcast Channel to defame present UAE regime. 98 activists ain’t jab a country of 8 million inhabitant & half trillion economy as UAE. It’s a joke. Democratization ain’t child play. It’s a sacrifice. The present regime insists that their cradle-to-grave system is working and there is no need to show audited books. The activists say hell no. Both warring sides have serious problem especially when UAE economically depends on foreigners not on Natives.  I got NEWS for you guys. BYPASS Road Renamed and Skype unblocked. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan received Gilbert Saboya Sunye Andorra Foreign Minister; Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid praised Kerala leader Oommen Chandy & Dubai Police Patrol use Lamborghini. Damn you Activists. Have they lost their mind? What now? Oops and UAE just joined the NATO. Thousands already at Emaar office for Dubai villas launch.

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Shame on you. Foreign Terrorists! You must be kidding. The Accurate Political Nomenclatures of 5,500-odd foreign fighters are called McCain Germs. Aaron Y Zelin at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy is Zionist nutjob I wouldn’t take his words seriously Dorga ya Ganesh. Since Professor Peter Neumann of the Masonic King’s College is so keen to expose European terrorists why hasn’t he talked about the 22,000 Iranian terrorists aiding Assad as we speak commit suicide to Syrian elders, women and sleeping babies. What are they? Professor Neumann. Florists!

 

I thought you should know that the usual Bilderberg Philanthropists Meeting June 2013 is in UK at the Grove Hotel North of London.

After Ryusuke Otani RBS Chief Executive Japan fired RBS Vice President Vsevolod Glukhovtsev Moscow arrested on $10mn Fraud. Fed & BoE Pocketed $612 million to bury RBS Libor Rate-Rigging Patent Trade Secret lest BRICS colon their scam, bankrupt RBS, Fed & BoE and run them outta business. Ryusuke Otani RBS Securities Chief Executive Japan was so happy Unexposed until he’s terminated and leave RBS-TOKYO and stay at home. Japanese are quiet as long as they’re enjoying others loots. Once they’re busted they act as fools auditing the unauditables.

TURKISH DINNER for lazy Faceboooooookerzz and Flickerarrrrzzz: Put butter over skillet and melt over medium heat. Then, cut pastrami into small pieces and sauté in butter for 2 minutes. Crack eggs carefully and sprinkle with salt and paprika. You may either close the lid and cook over low heat without disturbing the eggs, or give a gentle stir folding the eggs and cook until eggs are done. Serve hot. ENJOY

Fayyad is an internationally respected economist who evaporates loots as Spirit. Though Israel regards good Palestinian is dead Palestinian, He’s Israel’s Darling Palestinian. To save his own tail Mahmoud Abbas has to hire Israel’s Nightmare either Khalid Mashaal or Ismail Haniyeh. Salam Fayyad Palestinian politician and former Prime Minister of Palestinian National Authority. His first appointment, on 15 June 2007, was justified by President Mahmoud Abbas on basis of “NATIONAL EMERGENCY”, has not been confirmed by the Palestinian Legislative Council & the Palestinian Authority’s parliament. He was reappointed on 19 May 2009. Fayyad has also been finance minister from 17 March 2007 and previously held post from June 2002 to November 2006.

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Please vote for EX-REP. Anthony Weiner, DNY for NY-Mayor Job. Not only For being Jew of above 6 inch wiener as per his twitter. . Weiner can show his 6 inch Winchester in any Kosher Gay-Bar in downtown Manhattan or Convenience store. Never mind about his Pakistani wife Huma Abedin she will pose Nude-Topless to prove to you that she ain’t either Muslim Brotherhood, or Taliban & Alshabab. Don’t be afraid. No Time-Square KABOOM! No mo. What do you want more? Oh by the way. Anthony Weiner can guarantee cheaper hookers than Spitzer. My treat.

This baby is 25 days old which hit waves and cracked down in two surfing Bali waters. Boeing Unemployables BINGED Monsanto MALT Jack Daniel’s. Lion Air airplane that missed runway at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport and landed in the sea had been used for less than month.

I protest. I am-on-strike until washingtonstarjournal.com ask ‘newsbusters.org, twitchy.com, thegatewaypundit.com & weaselzippers.us’ to unblock me ‘stsheetrock’. Please don’t bother to Re-blog hypocrites who sensor freedom of speech and get you this “You do not have permission to post on this thread” whenever remarked. NO COMMENTS.

 

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Cellular-phones signals at rush-hour are the best free-weapon to strike Haarp. Why it rains always at 6pm. Haarp! This is public information not conspiracy theory. GCC Cheerleader Abdulatif al-Zayani is on Crack. Bushehr ain’t on seismic fault lines unlike the rest of Iran that sit on major fault lines and suffered several devastating earthquakes, including 6.6-magnitude quake in 2003 which flattened southeastern city of Bam and killed more than 25,000 people. Nice GoogledJunk & WikiTrash though. Bushehr was Haarped last week by High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program Contractors. 6.1 magnitude quake is the second Haarp warning, they Haarped Tehran last year. Ahmadinejad allocated lucrative intensives for realtors who develop towns outta Tehran.
DC-Janes were so exited last night that war against Alshabab was over. Rep. Keith Ellison crowed: It’s a new day in Somalia; send money. And then Kabooom. Hahaha. 16 killed in attack on Somali Supreme Court. Where the HELL is NEW Somalia gone? Alshabab are McCain Germs as Taliban and SFA. They ain’t terrorist group no mo. USA & Western allies never won a single battle down there. Alshabab maintained India Ocean Maritime Piracy as at Top Forbes Ranking Standards Dorga-ya-Ganesh but buried by mainstream media because ain’t afford it. Westerns kidnapping in Africa is like having a haircut. Alshabab voluntarily disappeared momentarily outta Mogadishu to come after and settle old pending accounts with Kenyan & Ugandan warlords. They’re back in business larger than life. Somali current government controls from Airport to Presidential Palace and the rest is Alshabab’s. Democratization will prove my take.
Don’t be sad. Open your mind and be prudent. Lemme Preach a moment of Salafi jurisprudence. Prophet Mohammed PBUH warned: ‘should Mecca is bulldozed to ground ain’t worth one human killed (Nafs alas soul)’. Islam has no Monuments, no Shrines, no Ruins it just prayer space. ‘Assad forces damage Deraa Mosque that sparked revolt’ is Distracting Rhetoric. This is stooooopid Redherring. Pakistani DAWN Newspaper enjoys reporting outta Absentia, Paid Iranian Propaganda and Assad Flase wins to Demoralize McCain Germs & FSA supporters. Here’s a specimen of many rigged, tainted & baseless editorial about Idlib army base that McCain Germs surround as we speak. Here you go.. At least 18 civilians were killed, including two children and two women, in a Syrian air raid on a rebel-held town in the northwestern province of Idlib on Saturday, a monitoring group reported. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, updating an earlier toll, said 50 others were wounded in raid on an industrial zone in the town of Saraqeb. Citing reports from activists in the area, the Observatory said a barrage of cluster munitions was fired at the area by regime forces after the air strike. Footage filmed by local activists showed thick columns of smoke rising from the scene of the raid, as panicked residents tried to retrieve the dead and wounded. Others tried to put out fires using water hoses and buckets as a man appealed on camera: “There is no water, there is no electricity, and now (President) Bashar (al-Assad) is… firing at us with rockets and MiG warplanes.” Elsewhere in the province, the Observatory said at least 12 rebels were killed in shelling and heavy fighting near the village of Babolin, which lies near the Damascus-Aleppo road and which loyalist forces have been trying to capture. It also reported air strikes around the Damascus area and the central province of Homs. At least 54 people were killed in violence across Syria on Saturday, according to the Britain-based Observatory, which relies on a network of activists and medics for its information.
Lebanese Shiite threatened HezbollaT Warlord Hassona Nassrullat that they will quit and abolish the party unless HezbollaT ditch Assad and return their fighting kids back home. Hassona Nassrullat sent thousands of Lebanese Shiite to join Syrian army as Shabiha to fight FSA. Hassona Nassrullat lied to Lebanese Shiite that he sent HezbollaT militiamen to guard Sayda Zainab Shrine in Damascus. McCain Germs vowed to bulldoze the shrine over them. They butchered hundreds of HezbollaT Mercenaries and threw their corpse to the stray dogs. Beirut is 2 hours away from Damascus from McCain Germs. HezbollaT Warlord Hassona Nassrullat murdered Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir and Sheikh Hussam al-Ilani two bodyguards and an Egyptian in cold blood last year. Now his tailgate is theirs. It’s a deceitful and egocentric call of the Lebanese President Suleiman. Suleiman should urge Lebanese to share FSA the ditches to oust their common enemy HezbollaT back to Iran if he wanted to get back Lebanon from Iran. Here’s the deal.. Loser. How about pack up and flee to France? Maronite Phalangists are fools to cry on French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius shoulders as used to do in the old days. France is broke. The White House is quiet. Enjoying the game. I smell Michel Oun stench and Sameer Jaja reeky armpit in this foolish stance. It’s too stooopid to be deceptive now. Instead of crying wolf – Maronite Phalangists must get their guns outta their rusted weapon stockpiles, be brave, share FSA the trenches and fight back Assad & Iran than hide behind losing Proxy Warring-Pimps as France and Iran. Francois Hollande learned his lesson in one week; he dug his own grave in Maghreb Froggies got to flee North Africa by October.
I lost Pipes when he wrote ‘Hezbollah Jihadis’ as if he’s saying ‘KKK Haganah’. Hello Pipes Boy. Psst: ‘Jihadis’ are Sunni and ‘Hezbollah’ are Shiite. For Sunni: Goooood Shiite is dead SHIITE. Go it. You will probably hate this. Anti-Semitism is like having temporary tattoo. Everybody likes it itched on his/her Buttock. I love to torture your Wretched Deceptive Jewish Minds. Be prudent lemme’ toy a bit. Marco Rubio & Bob Casey vs. Daniel Pipes. Wow. Teeebaagerzz vs. Israelifirster. Back to The Bipartisan Rubio-Casey Duo Bill. It’s foolish to think that McCain Germs expect good outta the recently introduced legislation that would help bring about change in U.S. policy. The bill that authorizes additional humanitarian aid for Syrian people, support for political opposition, and non-lethal assistance for vetted elements of armed opposition to isolate Assad by recommending additional sanctions against entities that still do business with his regime. The bill plan addressing Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles, so they cannot be used against civilians or Syria’s neighbors. Benghazi was great lesson for McCain Germs to know Obama & DC Janes ain’t allowed to use the bathroom on their own without Tel-Aviv approval. Obama was poodled by David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy into Libya. If Libya left to Obama. The Libyan civil war is still going on. Daniel Pipes is right he needs a stalemate for Israel’s safety so is Obama and his European allies. Pipes concedes that the West can’t stand by and let Assad continue slaughtering civilians so he suggests putting pressure on two sides to behave according to rules of law while threatening military strikes to punish those who fail to do so. But this idea is every bit as problematic as formulas put forward by do-gooders. That will only lead both sides to blame the West and leave it as vulnerable to being held responsible for the slaughter as a policy that backs the rebels. That’s what all about. Albeit all those doctored videos on Turkish TV to keep him alive. Assad is dead and his devastated warring Residues have nowhere to go – they got to fight to till the end. They’re trapped. Putin & Khamenei condemned to death. Quit reading GoogledJunk of Anglosexual Legends, the WikiTrash, the Mayhem, and the thesaurus exhausted Misinformation mainstreaming-media whoresmanure. Dumb down, Stupendous! Hold your breath, shut-up, sit down & listen. Your discretion is advised: John Kerry been 3 times to Israel since he took office. He ain’t a joker. Kerry has no sympathy for Israel, he will never forget that Israelis conned him during his presidency run against George Bush the kid. He’s serious businessman. Israel stands no chance to win who has nothing to lose as the Trio: Obama, Kerry & Hagel. They have no time for Knesset Bums to waste. Bibi proved that he’s a Nut-Job and it is waste of time even to have coffee with him. He’s an idiot. The world is broke and they don’t need some Jews to fiddle into their books fooling them to recover. In another word no one affords to care about Israel. Anti-Semitism is like having temporary tattoo. Everybody likes it. Arabs have no power to peace with Israel. Israel needs a miracle to get outta this miss. Oh I got an idea. Why don’t go back home to Nigeria.
What would you call A gay blogger of itchy rectum preach secularism in most predominantly Muslim archipelagos. Hilath Rasheed. Hells no not even close. Nasheed brought the first wave of democracy to Maldives. Now Nasheed is frightened from “Artur brothers” to be assassinated. Hilath Rasheed in Colombo and Nasheed is in Delhi.
Detective Inspector Bucket told Mr. Tulkinghorn’s Clerk in Charles Dickens Novel Bleak House: there are 3 kinds of arrests. Arrest to show an arrest. Arrest for the sake of it. And arrest for more arrests. UAE arrest fits none. 98 unarmed unprivileged debt-laden Emaratis (among them 13 women) were busted for trying to overthrow present regime. Nice story but ain’t NEWS. UAE court sentenced them to 10 month prison. Hopefully they will be pardoned by UAE President Next UAE National day December 02. It is weird. According to Reuters the 98 activists have been busted for collecting donation to launch a TV Broadcast Channel to defame present UAE regime. 98 activists ain’t jab a country of 8 million inhabitant & half trillion economy as UAE. It’s a joke. Democratization ain’t child play. It’s a sacrifice. The present regime insists that their cradle-to-grave system is working and there is no need to show audited books. The activists say hell no. Both warring sides have serious problem especially when UAE economically depends on foreigners not on Natives. I got NEWS for you guys. BYPASS Road Renamed and Skype unblocked. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan received Gilbert Saboya Sunye Andorra Foreign Minister; Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid praised Kerala leader Oommen Chandy & Dubai Police Patrol use Lamborghini. Damn you Activists. Have they lost their mind? What now? Oops and UAE just joined the NATO. Thousands already at Emaar office for Dubai villas launch.
White House to Provide F-16 Jetfighters to Egypt. Who else will buy it?
Shame on you. Foreign Terrorists! You must be kidding. The Accurate Political Nomenclatures of 5,500-odd foreign fighters are called McCain Germs. Aaron Y Zelin at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy is Zionist nutjob I wouldn’t take his words seriously Dorga ya Ganesh. Since Professor Peter Neumann of the Masonic King’s College is so keen to expose European terrorists why hasn’t he talked about the 22,000 Iranian terrorists aiding Assad as we speak commit suicide to Syrian elders, women and sleeping babies. What are they? Professor Neumann. Florists!

I thought you should know that the usual Bilderberg Philanthropists Meeting June 2013 is in UK at the Grove Hotel North of London.
After Ryusuke Otani RBS Chief Executive Japan fired RBS Vice President Vsevolod Glukhovtsev Moscow arrested on $10mn Fraud. Fed & BoE Pocketed $612 million to bury RBS Libor Rate-Rigging Patent Trade Secret lest BRICS colon their scam, bankrupt RBS, Fed & BoE and run them outta business. Ryusuke Otani RBS Securities Chief Executive Japan was so happy Unexposed until he’s terminated and leave RBS-TOKYO and stay at home. Japanese are quiet as long as they’re enjoying others loots. Once they’re busted they act as fools auditing the unauditables.
TURKISH DINNER for lazy Faceboooooookerzz and Flickerarrrrzzz: Put butter over skillet and melt over medium heat. Then, cut pastrami into small pieces and sauté in butter for 2 minutes. Crack eggs carefully and sprinkle with salt and paprika. You may either close the lid and cook over low heat without disturbing the eggs, or give a gentle stir folding the eggs and cook until eggs are done. Serve hot. ENJOY
Fayyad is an internationally respected economist who evaporates loots as Spirit. Though Israel regards good Palestinian is dead Palestinian, He’s Israel’s Darling Palestinian. To save his own tail Mahmoud Abbas has to hire Israel’s Nightmare either Khalid Mashaal or Ismail Haniyeh. Salam Fayyad Palestinian politician and former Prime Minister of Palestinian National Authority. His first appointment, on 15 June 2007, was justified by President Mahmoud Abbas on basis of “NATIONAL EMERGENCY”, has not been confirmed by the Palestinian Legislative Council & the Palestinian Authority’s parliament. He was reappointed on 19 May 2009. Fayyad has also been finance minister from 17 March 2007 and previously held post from June 2002 to November 2006.
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I thought you should know that the usual Bilderberg Philanthropists Meeting June 2013 is in UK at the Grove Hotel North of London.

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Shame on you. Foreign Terrorists! You must be kidding. The Accurate Political Nomenclatures of 5,500-odd foreign fighters are called McCain Germs. Aaron Y Zelin at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy is Zionist nutjob I wouldn’t take his words seriously Dorga ya Ganesh. Since Professor Peter Neumann of the Masonic King’s College is so keen to expose European terrorists why hasn’t he talked about the 22,000 Iranian terrorists aiding Assad as we speak commit suicide to Syrian elders, women and sleeping babies. What are they? Professor Neumann. Florists!

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A new plan for Syria
By: Sen. Bob Casey and Sen. Marco Rubio
April 11, 2013 04:47 AM EDT

Two years ago, people in cities all over Syria took to the streets in peaceful protest of the Assad regime’s oppressive police state. Looking at events in Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt, they were hopeful for change. Instead, they were met with brutal violence that has now become all-out war. Assad’s closest ally, Iran, has sent advisors from its elite forces and empowered Lebanese Hezbollah to join the fight. In March alone, more than 6,000 Syrians were killed in the violence, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. More than 1.2 million Syrians are seeking refuge in neighboring countries, while millions more remain displaced inside Syria.
Bashar al-Assad mistakenly believes he is winning. He believes that raining bombs and Scud missiles down on his people, often razing entire neighborhoods, will scare them into submission. He has made insincere overtures towards dialogue and relies on protection and support from Russia, China, and Iran. We must change the calculus – of Assad’s inner circle, of his foreign enablers, and of his army – so that they know they cannot win.
We recently introduced legislation that would help bring about such a change in U.S. policy. The bill would authorize additional humanitarian aid for the Syrian people, support for the political opposition, and non-lethal assistance for vetted elements of the armed opposition. It would seek to further isolate Assad by recommending additional sanctions against entities that still do business with his regime. The bill would also require a plan for addressing Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles, so they cannot be used against civilians or Syria’s neighbors.
Russia and China are blocking consensus at the UN Security Council that would allow the international community to take constructive steps to address this conflict. UN experts are prevented from crossing Syria’s borders to provide much-needed aid. Instead, the UN must work either through the Assad government or in refugee camps across the border. International aid organizations are trying to fill that void, and local councils inside Syria and the opposition’s Assistance Coordination Unit can also help to ensure that aid reaches those who need it. We should increase the aid provided across Syria’s borders. We have the networks in place, the ACU has improved its capacity and international NGOs are well-positioned to do more. The Syrian people must see that America is working through all available channels to assist them in their hour of need.
Seeking to profit from the Syrian people’s suffering, Russia also continues to supply Assad and his military with weapons, communications equipment, and cash. They work around existing sanctions to continue their lucrative relationships. Russia must be held to account. We cannot continue to let diplomatic flexibility stand in the way of our ability to disrupt the Assad regime’s financial connections to the outside world by imposing tough sanctions on financial institutions that do business with the Syrian Central Bank and other banks in Syria.
Despite billions of dollars of U.S. assistance over the years, the government of Iraq continues to allow Iranian planes to transit Iraqi airspace to deliver caches of weapons, ammunition, and other support to Assad’s regime. At a minimum, the Iraqi government should regularly inspect these planes for illicit cargo, and the administration should condition U.S. military sales to Iraq on this simple but vital step.
As we cut the Assad regime’s lifelines, the Syrian opposition must step forward to lead and to gain the confidence of the Syrian people. We strongly support providing training and non-lethal equipment to carefully vetted elements of the Free Syrian Army (FSA), assistance repeatedly required by General Salim Idris, the FSA’s chief of staff. This measured approach will help us form relationships with the democratically-minded armed opposition who will one day lead Syria’s new military.
The Syrian political opposition must also be ready and capable to fill the governance vacuum as the FSA forges into new territory. The political opposition is working to select leaders for a transitional government for free Syria. Inside Syria, the people of Aleppo Governorate have also taken a step towards democracy by electing local councils. These important milestones are evidence that the Syrian people are confident that the alternative to decades of oppression is not radical Islam or anarchy. It is a nascent but strong-willed democracy.
We also join our colleagues on both sides of the aisle who have called on the Obama administration to explore additional actions to help create space for this new transitional government to function, by defending liberated territory from the Assad regime’s jets and missiles. This may require the use of U.S. and allied military assets. Although getting involved in another conflict in the Middle East is no one’s first choice, the consequences of the status quo in Syria are mounting. We must act before it is too late and we get dragged into a broader conflict on terms that are not our own.
All of these actions will advance U.S. interests and are consistent with our values. The United States can and must do more to support the democratic aspirations of the Syrian people and bring an end to a conflict that, unless America leads, is likely to destabilize the region for years to come.
Sen. Bob Casey is a Democrat from Pennsylvania; Sen. Marco Rubio is a Republican from Florida.

The Revenge of Wen Jiabao Communist Party will likely execute a once-in-a-decade leadership transition in which President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen hand over to a new team led by current Vice President Xi Jinping. The majority of leaders will retire from the elite Politburo Standing Committee, and the turnover will extend down through lower tiers of the Communist Party, the government, and the military. Wen hopes his words influence who gets key posts, what ideological course they will set, and how history records his own career. Wen Jiabao and Bo Xilai have long stood out from their colleagues for their striking capacities to communicate and project their individual personalities and ideologies beyond the otherwise monochromatic party machine. The two most popular members of the Politburo, they are also the most polarizing within China’s political elite. They have much in common, including a belief that the Communist Party consensus that has prevailed for three decades — “opening and reform” coupled with uncompromising political control — is crumbling under the weight of inequality, corruption, and mistrust. But the backgrounds, personalities, and political prescriptions of these two crusaders could not be more different. Bo has deployed his prodigious charisma and political skills to attack the status quo in favor of a more powerful role for the state. He displayed an extraordinary capacity to mobilize political and financial resources during his four and a half year tenure as the head of the Yangtze River megalopolis of Chongqing. He transfixed the nation by smashing the city’s mafia — together with uncooperative officials, lawyers, and entrepreneurs — and rebuilding a state-centered city economy while shamelessly draping himself in the symbolism of Mao Zedong. He sent out a wave of revolutionary nostalgia that led to Mao quotes sent as text messages, government workers corralled to sing “red songs,” and old patriotic programming overwhelming Chongqing TV. From his leftist or “statist” perch, Bo has been challenging the “opening and reform” side of the political consensus that Deng Xiaoping secured three decades ago. Wen Jiabao, meanwhile, who plays the role of a learned, emphatic, and upright Confucian prime minister, has been challenging the other half of Deng consensus — absolute political control — from the liberal right. He has continuously articulated the need to limit government power through rule of law, justice, and democratization. To do this, he has drawn on the symbolic legacies of the purged reformist leaders he served in the 1980s, particularly Hu Yaobang, whose name he recently helped to “rehabilitate” in official discourse. As every Communist Party leader knows, those who want a stake in the country’s future must first fight for control of its past. Meanwhile, the New York Times reports on how Bo’s ouster is playing out among different factions of the Communist Party as the leadership prepares for a transition of power later this year: …The ouster of Bo Xilai, the populist icon formerly in charge of the southwestern megacity of Chongqing, has spurred weeks of frenzied internal politicking and a rare dissenting vote within the Politburo Standing Committee, according to interviews with publishers, academics and analysts tied to the Communist Party’s upper echelons or its powerful families. They say that the outward calm is tenuous and was achieved only after China’s leadership team of Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao appealed to party elders for support and yielded important posts in Chongqing to representatives of other influential political blocs. “They want everyone to believe that the top level has no problem — that there’s no split and no struggle,” said Jin Zhong, publisher of the influential China-watching magazine Open, in Hong Kong. “But this is a false impression.” According to people briefed by central party officials, Mr. Bo is being confined to his house in Beijing, watched by the Central Guard Bureau, a unit of the People’s Liberation Army under control of the party’s General Office. He faces a disciplinary investigation over a range of allegations of corruption and abuse of power, these people say. His wife, a noted lawyer, is under more formal detention in connection with some of those allegations. Now be cool and read the Media Horse Manure, Ain’t Fuckn’ Delicious I was there. I warned you! If Premier Wen Jiabao is “China’s best actor,” as his critics allege, he saved his finest performance for last. After three hours of eloquent and emotional answers in his final news conference at the National People’s Congress annual meeting this month, Wen uttered his public political masterstroke, reopening debate on one of the most tumultuous events in the Chinese Communist Party’s history and hammering the final nail in the coffin of his great rival, the now-deposed Chongqing Communist Party boss Bo Xilai. And in striking down Bo, Wen got his revenge on a family that had opposed him and his mentor countless times in the past. Responding to a gently phrased question about Chongqing, Wen foreshadowed Bo’s political execution, a seismic leadership rupture announced the following day that continues to convulse China’s political landscape to an extent not seen since 1989. But the addendum that followed might be even more significant. Indirectly, but unmistakably, Wen defined Bo as man who wanted to repudiate China’s decades-long effort to reform its economy, open to the world, and allow its citizens to experience modernity. He framed the struggle over Bo’s legacy as a choice between urgent political reforms and “such historical tragedies as the Cultural Revolution,” culminating a 30-year battle for two radically different versions of China, of which Bo Xilai and Wen Jiabao are the ideological heirs. In Wen’s world, bringing down Bo is the first step in a battle between China’s Maoist past and a more democratic future as personified by his beloved mentor, 1980s Communist Party chief Hu Yaobang. His words blew open the facade of party unity that had held since the massacres of Tiananmen Square. This October, the Communist Party will likely execute a once-in-a-decade leadership transition in which President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen hand over to a new team led by current Vice President Xi Jinping. The majority of leaders will retire from the elite Politburo Standing Committee, and the turnover will extend down through lower tiers of the Communist Party, the government, and the military. Wen hopes his words influence who gets key posts, what ideological course they will set, and how history records his own career. Wen Jiabao and Bo Xilai have long stood out from their colleagues for their striking capacities to communicate and project their individual personalities and ideologies beyond the otherwise monochromatic party machine. The two most popular members of the Politburo, they are also the most polarizing within China’s political elite. They have much in common, including a belief that the Communist Party consensus that has prevailed for three decades — “opening and reform” coupled with uncompromising political control — is crumbling under the weight of inequality, corruption, and mistrust. But the backgrounds, personalities, and political prescriptions of these two crusaders could not be more different. Bo has deployed his prodigious charisma and political skills to attack the status quo in favor of a more powerful role for the state. He displayed an extraordinary capacity to mobilize political and financial resources during his four and a half year tenure as the head of the Yangtze River megalopolis of Chongqing. He transfixed the nation by smashing the city’s mafia — together with uncooperative officials, lawyers, and entrepreneurs — and rebuilding a state-centered city economy while shamelessly draping himself in the symbolism of Mao Zedong. He sent out a wave of revolutionary nostalgia that led to Mao quotes sent as text messages, government workers corralled to sing “red songs,” and old patriotic programming overwhelming Chongqing TV. From his leftist or “statist” perch, Bo has been challenging the “opening and reform” side of the political consensus that Deng Xiaoping secured three decades ago. Wen Jiabao, meanwhile, who plays the role of a learned, emphatic, and upright Confucian prime minister, has been challenging the other half of Deng consensus — absolute political control — from the liberal right. He has continuously articulated the need to limit government power through rule of law, justice, and democratization. To do this, he has drawn on the symbolic legacies of the purged reformist leaders he served in the 1980s, particularly Hu Yaobang, whose name he recently helped to “rehabilitate” in official discourse. As every Communist Party leader knows, those who want a stake in the country’s future must first fight for control of its past. Until last month Bo appeared to hold the cards, with his networks of princelings — the children of high cadres — and the gravitational force of his “Chongqing Model” pulling the nation toward him, while Wen’s efforts had produced few practical results. Bo earned his reputation as a rising star until Feb. 6 when his police chief and right-hand man, Wang Lijun, drove to an appointment at the local British consulate to shake his official minders and then veered off and fled for his life down the highway into the U.S. Consulate in Chengdu. He carried with him allegations of sordid tales of Bo family criminal behavior including in relation to the death of British businessman Neil Heywood, according to Western government officials. In Beijing’s eyes, this was the highest-level known attempted defection in 40 years, and it occurred on Bo’s watch. Wang “betrayed the country and went over to the enemy,” said President Hu Jintao, according to a Chinese intelligence official. Wen, the son of a lowly teacher, saw his family constantly criticized and attacked during the Cultural Revolution, and rose to power by impressing a series of revolutionary veterans. Bo, in contrast, was born to rule. The son of revolutionary leader Bo Yibo, he studied at the nation’s most prestigious middle school, Beijing No. 4. Bo had not yet turned 17 when a rift between the princeling children and those with “bad class backgrounds” erupted into class warfare. In June 1966, in the early months of the Cultural Revolution, one of Bo’s school mates invented the rhyming ditty that became the anthem for the princelings that led the early Red Guard movement: “The father’s a hero, the son’s a brave lad; the father’s a reactionary, the son’s a bastard.” The student red guards at Beijing No. 4 turned an old eating hall into a gruesome incarceration chamber for the teachers and other reactionaries they captured. They painted the popular slogan “Long live the red terror” on the wall, in human blood. Within months, however, Mao directed his Cultural Revolution toward his comrades-in-arms and unleashed a coterie of lesser-born red guards against the old “royalist” ones. Bo Xilai spent six years in a prison cell. His father, Bo Yibo, was tortured. Red Guards abducted Bo’s mother in Guangzhou and murdered her, or she committed suicide; if any records exist, they remain sealed. Since former leader Deng Xiaoping’s 1981 “Resolution on History,” the Cultural Resolution has officially been a “catastrophe,” but the Communist Party never explained what happened. It was left as little more than a name, signifying bad but unknown things. By raising the specter of the Cultural Revolution, Wen Jiabao has opened a crack in the vault of Communist Party history: that great black box that conceals the struggles, brutality, partial truths and outright fabrications upon which China has built its economic and social transformation. Beneath his carefully layered comments is a profound challenge to the uncompromising manner in which the Chinese Communist Party has always gone about its business. And to grasp what the Cultural Revolution means to Wen Jiabao requires taking a journey through the life of his mentor, the 1980s reformist leader Hu Yaobang who ran the Communist Party in its most vibrant era. Hu Yaobang was struck down from his job at the helm of the Communist Youth League on Aug. 13, 1966, five days before Chairman Mao presided over the first mass rally of the Cultural Revolution. Detained for six weeks, Red Guards beat and abused him and forced him to stand for hours with a huge wooden placard hanging from his neck and his arms wrenched behind his back. Six weeks later, as they retired for their national holidays, they called Hu’s eighteen year-old son Hu Dehua to pick him up. “I cried when I saw his appearance,” Hu Dehua told me. “He told me ‘don’t be such a good-for-nothing, let’s go home, it doesn’t matter.’” Hu Yaobang was already back at work when Mao died, in 1976, and the Communist Party united behind the idea of moving on from the Cultural Revolution but lacked any further road map. Appointed head of the powerful Organization Department, Hu led a crusade to “seek truths from facts” — for ideology to yield to reality — and to rehabilitate fallen comrades. Deng, who by 1980 had secured his position as paramount leader, elevated Hu to general secretary of the Communist Party. By the early 1980s the Communist Party was rapidly retreating from everyday social life. As the economy grew, Chinese people began to enjoy a degree of personal freedoms, but the essential norms of internal party politics remained unchanged. At crucial junctures there were no enforceable rules, no independent arbiters, only power. In 1985, while most elders had been appointing each other or each other’s children to important positions, Hu Yaobang recruited Wen Jiabao, the teacher’s son, to run his Central Office — a position akin to cabinet secretary. The following year Hu Yaobang’s elder son, Hu Deping, spoke in terms uncannily similar to Wen Jiabao’s of two weeks ago. “The Cultural Revolution was a tragedy,” he said to the then propaganda minister, at a time when his father was at the height of his power. “It will not appear again in the same form, but a cultural revolution once or even twice removed cannot be ruled out from once again recurring.” Perhaps he had an inkling of what was coming. By 1986 the tensions between an increasingly market-oriented economy and more liberal social environment began to clash with Communist Party elders’ demand for absolute political control. Hu Yaobang tried to limit corruption among the elders’ children, studiously ignored conservative ideological campaigns, and tolerated student protests. By the end of that year the elders had had enough. Then, as during the Cultural Revolution, and as remains the case today, no rules governed Hu Yaobang’s downfall; just a group of backstage power brokers who judged that he had gone too far. In January 1987, 21 years after his purging in the Cultural Revolution, party elders subjected Hu to a torrid five-day criticism and humiliation session called a “Democratic Party Life meeting.” The harshest of Hu’s critics was Bo Xilai’s father. Hu Dehua, the youngest son, lives at home with his wife in the same large but rundown courtyard home, just west of Beijing’s closed-off leadership district Zhongnanhai, where he has lived nearly all of his life. His recollections about what the Cultural Revolution meant to his family and his father, Hu Yaobang, informs the story that Wen Jiabao is telling today. Hu Dehua tells how his father was pained, but not surprised, when Communist Party elders used his own political demise to drive an “anti-bourgeois liberalization” campaign across China. Party apparatchiks instructed Hu Dehua to show his ideological opposition to his own father’s political platform, but he refused. “It was the same as 1966. If someone was said to be ‘liberalized’, then everyone would line up to criticize them,” Hu Dehua said. “The country was turning back at a time when it should be have been democratizing and transitioning to rule of law.” Hu Dehua told his father how pessimistic he felt about his country’s future. Hu Yaobang agreed that the methods and ideologies of the 1987 anti-liberalization movement came straight from the Cultural Revolution. But he told his son to gain some historical perspective, and reminded him that Chinese people were not joining in the elite power games as they had 20 years before. He called the anti-liberalization campaign a “medium-sized cultural revolution” and warned that a small cultural revolution would no doubt follow, Hu Dehua told me. As society developed, Hu Yaobang told his son, the middle and little cultural revolutions would gradually fade from history’s stage. It is fortunate, perhaps, that Hu Yaobang could not see how his death in April 1989 triggered an outpouring of public grief at Tiananmen Square, as Chinese students held him up his honesty and humanity in contrast to their perception of other leaders of the time. The protests morphed into a mass demonstration for liberalization and democratization and against growing corruption among children of the political elite. Wen Jiabao remained in charge of the Communist Party Central Office, now working for Hu Yaobang’s increasingly reformist successor, Zhao Ziyang. A famous photo shows Wen standing behind Zhao’s shoulder as his boss declared the haunting words “I’ve come too late” to students who refused to leave the square. Shortly afterward, Deng and the party elders ordered in the tanks, triggering another Cultural Revolution-style convulsion and adding a new bloody file to the Communist Party’s vault of history. Bo Yibo moved to have Wen purged, according to a source whose father was a minister at the time, but other elders were impressed with how Wen shifted his loyalty from Zhao (who spent the rest of his life under house arrest) and supported martial law. Wen played by the rules of a ruthless system, his family — especially his wife and son — leveraged his official status for their own business interests, while his career progression resumed. Hu Yaobang was largely airbrushed from official history after his purge in 1987. But because he did not publicly challenge the Communist Party, he maintained his legacy and his supporters, including all of the current and likely future party chiefs and premiers: Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, Xi Jinping, and Li Keqiang. All four regularly visit the Hu family home during Spring Festival. But only Wen Jiabao has publicly honored his mentor’s legacy. Two years ago, on the 21st anniversary of Hu Yaobang’s death, Wen penned an essay in the People’s Daily that was remarkable in a nation whose leaders rarely give any public hint of their personal lives. “What he taught me in those years is engraved on my heart,” wrote Wen. Of the four top leaders who regularly pay homage to Hu Yaobang’s old home, Wen Jiabao has the warmest connection with Hu Yaobang’s widow and four children. Hu taught his children to resist the idea, wired into the Communist Party psyche, that they had any particular hereditary right to high office. Nevertheless the eldest son, Hu Deping, rose to vice minister rank in the United Front Department. And last year he used his princeling heritage and networks to organize and say things that would have banished lesser-born men to jail. He published a book about his father, with a forward written by Wen. He organized a series of closed-door seminars for leading intellectuals and other princeling children of reformist leaders to try and build a consensus for reform. The first and most low-key seminar, in July, ignited what became a raging public debate about Bo Xilai’s “Chongqing Model” versus its possible antidote, the more liberal “Guangdong Model.” The second, in August, celebrated the 35th anniversary of the arrest of Mao’s radical “Gang of Four,” which slammed the door shut on the Cultural Revolution just weeks after Mao’s death in August 1976. The third, in September, explored the 30th anniversary of the 1981 Resolution on History, which had confirmed the Cultural Revolution as a catastrophe that must never occur again. It was at the September gathering that Hu Deping set down the themes that Wen later referred to in his press conference, and published his comments on a website dedicated to chronicling the life and times of his father: “The bottom line is making sure to adopt the attitude of criticizing and fundamentally denouncing the Cultural Revolution … In recent years, for whatever reason, there seems to be a ‘revival’ of something like advocating the Cultural Revolution. Some people cherish it; some do not believe in the Cultural Revolution but nevertheless exploit it and play it up. I think we must guard this bottom line!” The subtext, only barely concealed, was that Bo Xilai must be stopped from dragging Communist Party back toward its most radical, lawless past. How, one could be forgiven for asking, could Bo grasp for power by praising a movement that killed his own mother? Hu Deping honed in on the need to forge mechanisms to institutionalize the power games between party leaders. He told his princeling and intellectual friends in the seminar audience that the remnants of feudal aristocracy — old fashioned despotic power — might again emerge as the party had said it had during the Cultural Revolution. He foreshadowed the ructions that are now taking place: “If we really want to carry out democratization of inner-party political life, the cost is going to be enormous. Do we have the courage to accept that cost? If we do it now, there is a cost certainly. Do we dare to bear the cost? Is now the right time? I cannot say for sure. However, I think it might create some ‘chaos’ in some localities, some temporary ‘chaos’, and some localized ‘chaos’. We should be prepared.” Hu Deping has been stepping forward, with some reluctance, to draw on his father’s legacy to help shape China’s future. He is a member of the standing committee of one of China’s two representative-style bodies and mixes with senior leaders. He discussed the Cultural Revolution with both President Hu Jintao and his expected successor, Xi Jinping, not long before Wen Jiabao’s news conference and Bo Xilai’s demise, according to a source familiar with those conversations. China’s politically engaged population is watching the battle now under way within the Politburo to frame the downfall of Bo Xilai and set the lessons that will shape China’s future. “So far we cannot identify whether Wen Jiabao is representing himself or representing a group,” says a recently retired minister-level official, who had confidently predicted Bo’s sacking to me 10 days before it happened. “Maybe it’s 80 percent himself and 20 percent the group. We still have to watch.” It remains far from clear whether the Communist Party’s webs of patronage and knots of financial and bureaucratic interests can be reformed. But with China’s leftist movement decapitated by the purge of Bo Xilai, and Bo’s critics now talking about his reign of “red terror” after daily revelations of political and physical brutality under his command, Wen has begun to win over some of his many detractors. “In the past I did not have a fully positive view of Wen Jiabao, because he said a lot of things but didn’t deliver,” says a leading media figure with lifelong connections to China’s leadership circle. “Now I realize just to be able to say it, that’s important. To speak up, let the whole world know that he could not achieve anything because he was strangled by the system.” Hu Yaobang’s most faithful protégé, who carried his funeral casket to its final resting place, is building on the groundwork laid by Hu and his children ostensibly to prevent a return of the Cultural Revolution. Wen Jiabao is defending the party line set by Deng Xiaoping’s 1981 historical resolution against attack from the left. Between the lines, however, he is challenging the Communist Party’s 30-year consensus from the liberal right. Hu Dehua, the youngest son, spelled out the gulf between these positions in a rare Chinese media interview one month ago: “The difference between my father and Deng is this: Deng wanted to save the party; my father wanted to save the people, the ordinary people.” Wen Jiabao sees Bo’s downfall as a pivotal opportunity to pin his reformist colors high while the Communist Party is too divided to rein him in. He is reaching out to the Chinese public because the party is losing its monopoly on truth and internal roads to reform have long been blocked. Ironically, he is doing so by leading the public purging of a victim who has no hope of transparent justice, because the party to which he has devoted his life has never known any other way.

The Revenge of Wen Jiabao

 

Communist Party will likely execute a once-in-a-decade leadership transition in which President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen hand over to a new team led by current Vice President Xi Jinping. The majority of leaders will retire from the elite Politburo Standing Committee, and the turnover will extend down through lower tiers of the Communist Party, the government, and the military. Wen hopes his words influence who gets key posts, what ideological course they will set, and how history records his own career.

Wen Jiabao and Bo Xilai have long stood out from their colleagues for their striking capacities to communicate and project their individual personalities and ideologies beyond the otherwise monochromatic party machine. The two most popular members of the Politburo, they are also the most polarizing within China’s political elite. They have much in common, including a belief that the Communist Party consensus that has prevailed for three decades — “opening and reform” coupled with uncompromising political control — is crumbling under the weight of inequality, corruption, and mistrust. But the backgrounds, personalities, and political prescriptions of these two crusaders could not be more different.

Bo has deployed his prodigious charisma and political skills to attack the status quo in favor of a more powerful role for the state. He displayed an extraordinary capacity to mobilize political and financial resources during his four and a half year tenure as the head of the Yangtze River megalopolis of Chongqing. He transfixed the nation by smashing the city’s mafia — together with uncooperative officials, lawyers, and entrepreneurs — and rebuilding a state-centered city economy while shamelessly draping himself in the symbolism of Mao Zedong. He sent out a wave of revolutionary nostalgia that led to Mao quotes sent as text messages, government workers corralled to sing “red songs,” and old patriotic programming overwhelming Chongqing TV.

From his leftist or “statist” perch, Bo has been challenging the “opening and reform” side of the political consensus that Deng Xiaoping secured three decades ago. Wen Jiabao, meanwhile, who plays the role of a learned, emphatic, and upright Confucian prime minister, has been challenging the other half of Deng consensus — absolute political control — from the liberal right. He has continuously articulated the need to limit government power through rule of law, justice, and democratization. To do this, he has drawn on the symbolic legacies of the purged reformist leaders he served in the 1980s, particularly Hu Yaobang, whose name he recently helped to “rehabilitate” in official discourse. As every Communist Party leader knows, those who want a stake in the country’s future must first fight for control of its past.

Meanwhile, the New York Times reports on how Bo’s ouster is playing out among different factions of the Communist Party as the leadership prepares for a transition of power later this year:

…The ouster of Bo Xilai, the populist icon formerly in charge of the southwestern megacity of Chongqing, has spurred weeks of frenzied internal politicking and a rare dissenting vote within the Politburo Standing Committee, according to interviews with publishers, academics and analysts tied to the Communist Party’s upper echelons or its powerful families.

They say that the outward calm is tenuous and was achieved only after China’s leadership team of Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao appealed to party elders for support and yielded important posts in Chongqing to representatives of other influential political blocs.

“They want everyone to believe that the top level has no problem — that there’s no split and no struggle,” said Jin Zhong, publisher of the influential China-watching magazine Open, in Hong Kong. “But this is a false impression.”

According to people briefed by central party officials, Mr. Bo is being confined to his house in Beijing, watched by the Central Guard Bureau, a unit of the People’s Liberation Army under control of the party’s General Office. He faces a disciplinary investigation over a range of allegations of corruption and abuse of power, these people say. His wife, a noted lawyer, is under more formal detention in connection with some of those allegations.

Now be cool and read the Media Horse Manure, Ain’t Fuckn’ Delicious I was there. I warned you!

If Premier Wen Jiabao is “China’s best actor,” as his critics allege, he saved his finest performance for last. After three hours of eloquent and emotional answers in his final news conference at the National People’s Congress annual meeting this month, Wen uttered his public political masterstroke, reopening debate on one of the most tumultuous events in the Chinese Communist Party’s history and hammering the final nail in the coffin of his great rival, the now-deposed Chongqing Communist Party boss Bo Xilai. And in striking down Bo, Wen got his revenge on a family that had opposed him and his mentor countless times in the past.

Responding to a gently phrased question about Chongqing, Wen foreshadowed Bo’s political execution, a seismic leadership rupture announced the following day that continues to convulse China’s political landscape to an extent not seen since 1989. But the addendum that followed might be even more significant. Indirectly, but unmistakably, Wen defined Bo as man who wanted to repudiate China’s decades-long effort to reform its economy, open to the world, and allow its citizens to experience modernity. He framed the struggle over Bo’s legacy as a choice between urgent political reforms and “such historical tragedies as the Cultural Revolution,” culminating a 30-year battle for two radically different versions of China, of which Bo Xilai and Wen Jiabao are the ideological heirs. In Wen’s world, bringing down Bo is the first step in a battle between China’s Maoist past and a more democratic future as personified by his beloved mentor, 1980s Communist Party chief Hu Yaobang. His words blew open the facade of party unity that had held since the massacres of Tiananmen Square.

This October, the Communist Party will likely execute a once-in-a-decade leadership transition in which President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen hand over to a new team led by current Vice President Xi Jinping. The majority of leaders will retire from the elite Politburo Standing Committee, and the turnover will extend down through lower tiers of the Communist Party, the government, and the military. Wen hopes his words influence who gets key posts, what ideological course they will set, and how history records his own career.

Wen Jiabao and Bo Xilai have long stood out from their colleagues for their striking capacities to communicate and project their individual personalities and ideologies beyond the otherwise monochromatic party machine. The two most popular members of the Politburo, they are also the most polarizing within China’s political elite. They have much in common, including a belief that the Communist Party consensus that has prevailed for three decades — “opening and reform” coupled with uncompromising political control — is crumbling under the weight of inequality, corruption, and mistrust. But the backgrounds, personalities, and political prescriptions of these two crusaders could not be more different.

Bo has deployed his prodigious charisma and political skills to attack the status quo in favor of a more powerful role for the state. He displayed an extraordinary capacity to mobilize political and financial resources during his four and a half year tenure as the head of the Yangtze River megalopolis of Chongqing. He transfixed the nation by smashing the city’s mafia — together with uncooperative officials, lawyers, and entrepreneurs — and rebuilding a state-centered city economy while shamelessly draping himself in the symbolism of Mao Zedong. He sent out a wave of revolutionary nostalgia that led to Mao quotes sent as text messages, government workers corralled to sing “red songs,” and old patriotic programming overwhelming Chongqing TV.

From his leftist or “statist” perch, Bo has been challenging the “opening and reform” side of the political consensus that Deng Xiaoping secured three decades ago. Wen Jiabao, meanwhile, who plays the role of a learned, emphatic, and upright Confucian prime minister, has been challenging the other half of Deng consensus — absolute political control — from the liberal right. He has continuously articulated the need to limit government power through rule of law, justice, and democratization. To do this, he has drawn on the symbolic legacies of the purged reformist leaders he served in the 1980s, particularly Hu Yaobang, whose name he recently helped to “rehabilitate” in official discourse. As every Communist Party leader knows, those who want a stake in the country’s future must first fight for control of its past.

Until last month Bo appeared to hold the cards, with his networks of princelings — the children of high cadres — and the gravitational force of his “Chongqing Model” pulling the nation toward him, while Wen’s efforts had produced few practical results. Bo earned his reputation as a rising star until Feb. 6 when his police chief and right-hand man, Wang Lijun, drove to an appointment at the local British consulate to shake his official minders and then veered off and fled for his life down the highway into the U.S. Consulate in Chengdu. He carried with him allegations of sordid tales of Bo family criminal behavior including in relation to the death of British businessman Neil Heywood, according to Western government officials. In Beijing’s eyes, this was the highest-level known attempted defection in 40 years, and it occurred on Bo’s watch. Wang “betrayed the country and went over to the enemy,” said President Hu Jintao, according to a Chinese intelligence official.

Wen, the son of a lowly teacher, saw his family constantly criticized and attacked during the Cultural Revolution, and rose to power by impressing a series of revolutionary veterans. Bo, in contrast, was born to rule. The son of revolutionary leader Bo Yibo, he studied at the nation’s most prestigious middle school, Beijing No. 4. Bo had not yet turned 17 when a rift between the princeling children and those with “bad class backgrounds” erupted into class warfare. In June 1966, in the early months of the Cultural Revolution, one of Bo’s school mates invented the rhyming ditty that became the anthem for the princelings that led the early Red Guard movement: “The father’s a hero, the son’s a brave lad; the father’s a reactionary, the son’s a bastard.”

The student red guards at Beijing No. 4 turned an old eating hall into a gruesome incarceration chamber for the teachers and other reactionaries they captured. They painted the popular slogan “Long live the red terror” on the wall, in human blood.

Within months, however, Mao directed his Cultural Revolution toward his comrades-in-arms and unleashed a coterie of lesser-born red guards against the old “royalist” ones. Bo Xilai spent six years in a prison cell. His father, Bo Yibo, was tortured. Red Guards abducted Bo’s mother in Guangzhou and murdered her, or she committed suicide; if any records exist, they remain sealed.

Since former leader Deng Xiaoping’s 1981 “Resolution on History,” the Cultural Resolution has officially been a “catastrophe,” but the Communist Party never explained what happened. It was left as little more than a name, signifying bad but unknown things. By raising the specter of the Cultural Revolution, Wen Jiabao has opened a crack in the vault of Communist Party history: that great black box that conceals the struggles, brutality, partial truths and outright fabrications upon which China has built its economic and social transformation. Beneath his carefully layered comments is a profound challenge to the uncompromising manner in which the Chinese Communist Party has always gone about its business. And to grasp what the Cultural Revolution means to Wen Jiabao requires taking a journey through the life of his mentor, the 1980s reformist leader Hu Yaobang who ran the Communist Party in its most vibrant era.

Hu Yaobang was struck down from his job at the helm of the Communist Youth League on Aug. 13, 1966, five days before Chairman Mao presided over the first mass rally of the Cultural Revolution. Detained for six weeks, Red Guards beat and abused him and forced him to stand for hours with a huge wooden placard hanging from his neck and his arms wrenched behind his back. Six weeks later, as they retired for their national holidays, they called Hu’s eighteen year-old son Hu Dehua to pick him up. “I cried when I saw his appearance,” Hu Dehua told me. “He told me ‘don’t be such a good-for-nothing, let’s go home, it doesn’t matter.’”

Hu Yaobang was already back at work when Mao died, in 1976, and the Communist Party united behind the idea of moving on from the Cultural Revolution but lacked any further road map. Appointed head of the powerful Organization Department, Hu led a crusade to “seek truths from facts” — for ideology to yield to reality — and to rehabilitate fallen comrades. Deng, who by 1980 had secured his position as paramount leader, elevated Hu to general secretary of the Communist Party.

By the early 1980s the Communist Party was rapidly retreating from everyday social life. As the economy grew, Chinese people began to enjoy a degree of personal freedoms, but the essential norms of internal party politics remained unchanged. At crucial junctures there were no enforceable rules, no independent arbiters, only power.

In 1985, while most elders had been appointing each other or each other’s children to important positions, Hu Yaobang recruited Wen Jiabao, the teacher’s son, to run his Central Office — a position akin to cabinet secretary. The following year Hu Yaobang’s elder son, Hu Deping, spoke in terms uncannily similar to Wen Jiabao’s of two weeks ago. “The Cultural Revolution was a tragedy,” he said to the then propaganda minister, at a time when his father was at the height of his power. “It will not appear again in the same form, but a cultural revolution once or even twice removed cannot be ruled out from once again recurring.”

Perhaps he had an inkling of what was coming. By 1986 the tensions between an increasingly market-oriented economy and more liberal social environment began to clash with Communist Party elders’ demand for absolute political control. Hu Yaobang tried to limit corruption among the elders’ children, studiously ignored conservative ideological campaigns, and tolerated student protests. By the end of that year the elders had had enough.

Then, as during the Cultural Revolution, and as remains the case today, no rules governed Hu Yaobang’s downfall; just a group of backstage power brokers who judged that he had gone too far. In January 1987, 21 years after his purging in the Cultural Revolution, party elders subjected Hu to a torrid five-day criticism and humiliation session called a “Democratic Party Life meeting.” The harshest of Hu’s critics was Bo Xilai’s father.

Hu Dehua, the youngest son, lives at home with his wife in the same large but rundown courtyard home, just west of Beijing’s closed-off leadership district Zhongnanhai, where he has lived nearly all of his life. His recollections about what the Cultural Revolution meant to his family and his father, Hu Yaobang, informs the story that Wen Jiabao is telling today.

Hu Dehua tells how his father was pained, but not surprised, when Communist Party elders used his own political demise to drive an “anti-bourgeois liberalization” campaign across China. Party apparatchiks instructed Hu Dehua to show his ideological opposition to his own father’s political platform, but he refused.

“It was the same as 1966. If someone was said to be ‘liberalized’, then everyone would line up to criticize them,” Hu Dehua said. “The country was turning back at a time when it should be have been democratizing and transitioning to rule of law.”

Hu Dehua told his father how pessimistic he felt about his country’s future. Hu Yaobang agreed that the methods and ideologies of the 1987 anti-liberalization movement came straight from the Cultural Revolution. But he told his son to gain some historical perspective, and reminded him that Chinese people were not joining in the elite power games as they had 20 years before. He called the anti-liberalization campaign a “medium-sized cultural revolution” and warned that a small cultural revolution would no doubt follow, Hu Dehua told me. As society developed, Hu Yaobang told his son, the middle and little cultural revolutions would gradually fade from history’s stage.

It is fortunate, perhaps, that Hu Yaobang could not see how his death in April 1989 triggered an outpouring of public grief at Tiananmen Square, as Chinese students held him up his honesty and humanity in contrast to their perception of other leaders of the time. The protests morphed into a mass demonstration for liberalization and democratization and against growing corruption among children of the political elite.

Wen Jiabao remained in charge of the Communist Party Central Office, now working for Hu Yaobang’s increasingly reformist successor, Zhao Ziyang. A famous photo shows Wen standing behind Zhao’s shoulder as his boss declared the haunting words “I’ve come too late” to students who refused to leave the square. Shortly afterward, Deng and the party elders ordered in the tanks, triggering another Cultural Revolution-style convulsion and adding a new bloody file to the Communist Party’s vault of history. Bo Yibo moved to have Wen purged, according to a source whose father was a minister at the time, but other elders were impressed with how Wen shifted his loyalty from Zhao (who spent the rest of his life under house arrest) and supported martial law. Wen played by the rules of a ruthless system, his family — especially his wife and son — leveraged his official status for their own business interests, while his career progression resumed.

Hu Yaobang was largely airbrushed from official history after his purge in 1987. But because he did not publicly challenge the Communist Party, he maintained his legacy and his supporters, including all of the current and likely future party chiefs and premiers: Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, Xi Jinping, and Li Keqiang. All four regularly visit the Hu family home during Spring Festival. But only Wen Jiabao has publicly honored his mentor’s legacy.

Two years ago, on the 21st anniversary of Hu Yaobang’s death, Wen penned an essay in the People’s Daily that was remarkable in a nation whose leaders rarely give any public hint of their personal lives. “What he taught me in those years is engraved on my heart,” wrote Wen. Of the four top leaders who regularly pay homage to Hu Yaobang’s old home, Wen Jiabao has the warmest connection with Hu Yaobang’s widow and four children.

Hu taught his children to resist the idea, wired into the Communist Party psyche, that they had any particular hereditary right to high office. Nevertheless the eldest son, Hu Deping, rose to vice minister rank in the United Front Department. And last year he used his princeling heritage and networks to organize and say things that would have banished lesser-born men to jail. He published a book about his father, with a forward written by Wen. He organized a series of closed-door seminars for leading intellectuals and other princeling children of reformist leaders to try and build a consensus for reform.

The first and most low-key seminar, in July, ignited what became a raging public debate about Bo Xilai’s “Chongqing Model” versus its possible antidote, the more liberal “Guangdong Model.” The second, in August, celebrated the 35th anniversary of the arrest of Mao’s radical “Gang of Four,” which slammed the door shut on the Cultural Revolution just weeks after Mao’s death in August 1976. The third, in September, explored the 30th anniversary of the 1981 Resolution on History, which had confirmed the Cultural Revolution as a catastrophe that must never occur again.

It was at the September gathering that Hu Deping set down the themes that Wen later referred to in his press conference, and published his comments on a website dedicated to chronicling the life and times of his father: “The bottom line is making sure to adopt the attitude of criticizing and fundamentally denouncing the Cultural Revolution … In recent years, for whatever reason, there seems to be a ‘revival’ of something like advocating the Cultural Revolution. Some people cherish it; some do not believe in the Cultural Revolution but nevertheless exploit it and play it up. I think we must guard this bottom line!”

The subtext, only barely concealed, was that Bo Xilai must be stopped from dragging Communist Party back toward its most radical, lawless past. How, one could be forgiven for asking, could Bo grasp for power by praising a movement that killed his own mother?

Hu Deping honed in on the need to forge mechanisms to institutionalize the power games between party leaders. He told his princeling and intellectual friends in the seminar audience that the remnants of feudal aristocracy — old fashioned despotic power — might again emerge as the party had said it had during the Cultural Revolution. He foreshadowed the ructions that are now taking place:

“If we really want to carry out democratization of inner-party political life, the cost is going to be enormous. Do we have the courage to accept that cost? If we do it now, there is a cost certainly. Do we dare to bear the cost? Is now the right time? I cannot say for sure. However, I think it might create some ‘chaos’ in some localities, some temporary ‘chaos’, and some localized ‘chaos’. We should be prepared.”

Hu Deping has been stepping forward, with some reluctance, to draw on his father’s legacy to help shape China’s future. He is a member of the standing committee of one of China’s two representative-style bodies and mixes with senior leaders. He discussed the Cultural Revolution with both President Hu Jintao and his expected successor, Xi Jinping, not long before Wen Jiabao’s news conference and Bo Xilai’s demise, according to a source familiar with those conversations. China’s politically engaged population is watching the battle now under way within the Politburo to frame the downfall of Bo Xilai and set the lessons that will shape China’s future.

“So far we cannot identify whether Wen Jiabao is representing himself or representing a group,” says a recently retired minister-level official, who had confidently predicted Bo’s sacking to me 10 days before it happened. “Maybe it’s 80 percent himself and 20 percent the group. We still have to watch.”

It remains far from clear whether the Communist Party’s webs of patronage and knots of financial and bureaucratic interests can be reformed. But with China’s leftist movement decapitated by the purge of Bo Xilai, and Bo’s critics now talking about his reign of “red terror” after daily revelations of political and physical brutality under his command, Wen has begun to win over some of his many detractors.

“In the past I did not have a fully positive view of Wen Jiabao, because he said a lot of things but didn’t deliver,” says a leading media figure with lifelong connections to China’s leadership circle. “Now I realize just to be able to say it, that’s important. To speak up, let the whole world know that he could not achieve anything because he was strangled by the system.”

Hu Yaobang’s most faithful protégé, who carried his funeral casket to its final resting place, is building on the groundwork laid by Hu and his children ostensibly to prevent a return of the Cultural Revolution. Wen Jiabao is defending the party line set by Deng Xiaoping’s 1981 historical resolution against attack from the left. Between the lines, however, he is challenging the Communist Party’s 30-year consensus from the liberal right.

Hu Dehua, the youngest son, spelled out the gulf between these positions in a rare Chinese media interview one month ago: “The difference between my father and Deng is this: Deng wanted to save the party; my father wanted to save the people, the ordinary people.”

Wen Jiabao sees Bo’s downfall as a pivotal opportunity to pin his reformist colors high while the Communist Party is too divided to rein him in. He is reaching out to the Chinese public because the party is losing its monopoly on truth and internal roads to reform have long been blocked. Ironically, he is doing so by leading the public purging of a victim who has no hope of transparent justice, because the party to which he has devoted his life has never known any other way.