Who are you tryn’ to impress now Obama or Xi Jinping dumbass: Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao Bitch Poodle Zhang Dejiang Accused Jiang Zemin Penis Bo Xilai the man who Fucked Cantonese Mafia and chased Corrupted Thugocracy outta Chongqing Megalopolis as defame to china image.
Here-is-Bullshit-of-The-Day from Jack Phillips Epoch Times:
The new Chinese Communist Party leader of the Chongqing megalopolis said fallout from the Bo Xilai scandal has damaged the image of the Party and will affect the city’s development. In remarks delivered at the Chongqing CCP leadership meeting on Monday, party head Zhang Dejiang criticized Bo, the man he replaced, for “greatly damaging the image of the Party” and China, according to a transcript published on the city’s website. Bo, a former Politburo member and formerly considered a rising star in the CCP, was ousted from power in March and is reportedly under investigation for serious “disciplinary violations.” Zhang referred specifically to the death of British businessman Neil Heywood in the Monday speech—though the Party’s case against Bo goes far beyond that. In February, Bo’s chief of police, Wang Lijun, fled to a U.S. Embassy in an attempt to seek asylum, essentially marking the beginning of Bo’s downfall. Zhang also referred to the Wang Lijun incident. Bo is part of a “bloody hands” faction, meaning he is a key ally to former leader Jiang Zemin and Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang, who oversees the powerful Political and Legislative Affairs Committee (PLAC). Bo and Zhou are reported to have conspired to seize the leadership of the country, which was to happen after Xi Jinping was installed as Party and state chief later this year. Officials testify to Bo setting up eavesdropping on top Party leaders. He is also guilty of fomenting a personality cult in Chongqing centered around Maoist revivalism and crackdowns (and asset stripping) against businessmen and criminals labeled as belonging to the mafia. When Bo was removed from power, it also exposed the rift between the bloody hands faction and Party leaders Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao, ahead of the all-important leadership change in October. Zhang’s criticism of Bo is a rarity in China as many state-run media entities and government officials have mostly remained silent on the issue ever since the former Chongqing boss was stripped of power. Zhang also said, “We believe we should separate the achievements in Chongqing and the hard work of its residents in the past five years” from Bo’s dismissal and violations, the death of Heywood, and Wang Lijun’s escape to the U.S. consulate. Bo is accused of nepotism, corruption, and abusing his power by seeking forced confessions, using torture, and committing other offenses. Bo is said to have remained loyal to Jiang Zemin by zealously carrying out the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners.
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China Headlines as Who Murdered Tiananmen Square Activist Li Wangyang? Who cares? But to Distract Hong Kong Spoilers away from Hu Jintao’s Visit to stipulate the Island’s Autonomous Destiny and Who gonna Fuck them Next?
Here-is-Bullshit-of-The-Day from Annie Wu Epoch Times Staff:
Chinese Regime Orders Investigation Into Li Wangyang’s Death
Believed to be attempt to deflate Hong Kong protests prior to Hu Jintao’s visit. Amid strong protests from the Chinese public both in and outside China, on Thursday, June 14, Chinese officials announced through Hong Kong media that they will be conducting an investigation into the death of Chinese democracy activist and dissident Li Wangyang. Li was jailed for more than two decades following his attempt to establish an independent labor union in his hometown of Shaoyang City, Hunan province during the 1989 democracy movement. On June 6, Li was found dead in an apparent suicide at the hospital where he was being treated for diabetes and heart disease. However, Li’s relatives and friends suspect that the suicide was staged, as Li was found hanging from a window security bar with his two feet planted on the ground. In addition, Li’s family found it difficult to believe that Li, who was blind and nearly deaf from years of torture in prison, would have been able to succeed in a suicide attempt. Just a week before his death, Li was interviewed by a Hong Kong cable television station, where he expressed his determination to fight for an end to the Communist Party’s authoritarian rule. This past week, protests have escalated in Hong Kong, where many have voiced their demand for a thorough investigation into the cause of Li’s death. On June 14, a spokesman from the Hunan Province national security bureau announced via the state-run Hong Kong China News Agency that forensic experts from an outside province have been commissioned to conduct an autopsy and investigate Li’s death. The spokesman noted that the findings from the investigation will be made public. Around 25,000 people took part in a protest over the mysterious death of Chinese dissident Li Wangyang in Hong Kong on June 10. (Song Xianglong/The Epoch Times) As Chinese leader Hu Jintao is expected to visit Hong Kong on July 1 for the 15th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China, analysts believe that the decision to open an investigation into Li’s death is an attempt to silence the widespread discontent in Hong Kong and prevent protesters from targeting Hu and “ruining” his visit. In an interview with Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily, Lee Cheuk Yan, chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, said the investigation is likely a measure to prevent Hong Kong residents from taking to the streets at the annual July 1 march and criticizing Hu Jintao for Li’s death. In 2003, the July 1 march drew large numbers of protesters who opposed the Basic Law Article 23 legislation, an anti-subversion law that they believed would have curbed the political and religious freedom of groups that the Chinese Communist Party disproves of. The legislation was then shelved indefinitely. Since then, the march has continued to draw large crowds, although not of the size of the 2003 march. Lee called the investigation a “stalling tactic,” adding: “Li Wangyang’s sister and family have not been released yet, his friends are still being held under close surveillance by the police—how can this [investigation] possibly serve to redress the injustice done to Li?” As of June 13, Li’s sister and brother-in-law have not yet returned to their home after checking out of the hotel where they stayed to oversee Li’s funeral, according to a statement by Hong Kong rights group Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy (ICHRD). Although Chinese authorities promised an autopsy, it is unclear how it will conducted, as the ICHRD reported that Li’s body was cremated on June 9 (without the permission of Li’s family). According to information provided to The Epoch Times by a reliable source within the Hunan Province Public Security Bureau, the primary suspect for Li’s death is the police chief at the Shaoyang City Domestic Security Division, Zhao Luxiang. He was heavily involved in the persecution of students and laborers during the June 4th movement, as well as democracy activists in Shaoyang City. The democracy activist Paul Guo, who lives outside China, claimed in a recent post on twitter that high ranking officials in the Political and Legislative Affairs Committee (PLAC) ordered Li’s murder in order to stop him from talking to foreign media and to crush the Hong Kong People’s hope for redressing June 4—the Tiananmen Square massacre. The PLAC is the powerful Party organ that controls nearly all law enforcement agencies in China.
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Here is Some Mindsteroid Must-Read from letters@chronicle.utah.edu. There’s little to fear. As future leaders of the United States, it’s important for students to study historical phenomena. This can educate upcoming leaders on world trends to avoid in the future. One such phenomenon swept small, yet strategically significant states during the Cold War. The term “Finlandization” refers to the Soviet Union holding power over Finland’s foreign policy during the war. Moscow used its military power, coupled with the West’s disinclination, to defend small states like Finland, to dragoon Finns into policies that took Moscow’s interests into account. If the United States is not careful, it risks Finlandizing with respect to China for economic reasons. That is, it risks purporting friendliness toward the Chinese outwardly because it fears China’s power secretly. China runs stabalization process on its currency, which guarantees that the Yuan trades within certain parameters. This process involves China extracting dollars from its trade surplus. Normally, these dollars would be sold in the foreign exchange market, which would drive down the price of the dollar. However, to counteract this, China eats up U.S. Treasuries bonds. When the dollar decreases in value, China buys Treasuries bonds to reinforce it. These economic facts permit China to manipulate its currency free from reproach. They conflate to give China a sort of financial nuclear option against the United States, and force the United States into policy making from China’s back pocket. Congress should enact an excise tax on imported Chinese goods, and should forbid the Chinese government from making further purchases of U.S. Treasuries. These actions would level the playing field in trade practices, crack down on currency manipulation and reduce the risk of Finlandization. Some forecast a trade war with China in the event that Congress sanctions the state. Others wonder how the United States would be able to finance its debt if China is not there to buy Treasury bonds. As for the latter, according to a World Bank report, China hasn’t bought U.S. Treasury bonds at as rapid a pace in recent years, making it unlikely that the United States would suffer if it forbade China from bond purchases. The former fear derives from a more basic fear, namely, that China is becoming the world’s economic superpower. It is true that China’s economy could soon eclipse the U.S. economy in terms of gross domestic product. With 1.29 billion people — four times the population of the United States — China should have a larger economy, if it is remotely efficient. The more relevant figure is the purchasing power parity, which takes into account standard of living and the value of produced goods. Here, the United States, with a PPP of $48,147, is worlds ahead of China, whose PPP is just $8,394. China’s economic growth is overstated. The country still heavily relies on state-owned industries; that is, it props up certain sectors of the economy while punishing others. It is not sufficiently capitalist to support its current rate of expansion. China moved precipitately from an agricultural economy to an industrial economy. The same transition made long-term growth impossible for the Soviets. China’s labor laws are lax, as are its environmental regulations. Both workers and the environment are degraded, which affects growth rates, according to the World Bank. China’s economy is export-based, too, and features low consumer demand; slow economies elsewhere in the world or self-sufficient states pose a threat to China’s growth. Regime type also matters. Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson show in “Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty” that economic growth is only sustainable when coupled with democratic political institutions. This is because incentives to innovate are nonexistent when liberties are restricted. China’s central government channels resources away from the people and toward elites while placing burdens on the backs of the people alone. China looks to follow the trajectory of Soviet Russia. Rather than long-term economic growth and political reform to boot, the Chinese are apt to experience short-term prosperity and eventual decline. We, as future leaders of America, must understand these lessons of history so that when the time comes to address China’s status on the world stage, we can act from an informed position and end up on the right side of history.
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Here is Some Mindsteroid Must-Read: The People’s Bank of China, the country’s central bank, said in a statement published on its official website that the floating band in the inter-bank spot foreign exchange market will be enlarged from 0.5 percent to 1 percent effective April 16. To keep the exchange rate stable, the PBOC has set a daily reference rate for the yuan and it will be allowed to fluctuate only to the daily limit on either side of the reference rate. The trading range was widened to 0.5 percent from 0.3 percent in May 2007. It also raised the spread between dollar selling and buying prices offered by the foreign exchange-designated banks to their customers to 2 percent of the reference rate, from the current level of 1 percent. News of this announcement was widely supported by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as it promoted market transparency and economic stability. From CBS Market Watch: Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, welcomed the move. “This underlines China’s commitment to rebalance its economy toward domestic consumption and allow market forces to play a greater role in determining the level of the exchange rate,” Lagarde said in a statement. The scale of the widening is bigger than the 0.7% the market had expected, according to Ting Lu, a China economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, in emailed comments. Earlier this week, China Securities Regulatory Commission increased the quotas for foreign institutional investors from $30 billion to $80 billion. This move highlights a strategic economic shift from an export model to a consumption model. From Bloomberg News: China, the world’s second-biggest economy, has pledged this year to free up control of the yuan and liberalize interest rates as the government deepens reforms to revive growth and offset slowing exports and a cooling housing market. China needs to rely more on markets and the private sector as its export- oriented model isn’t sustainable, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in February. “More action on opening up their markets to outside investment is definitely a positive,” Jeff Papp, a senior analyst in Lisle, Illinois at Oberweis Asset Management Inc., which oversees about $700 million, said in a phone interview. “It’s not a huge amount. They’re taking a small-steps approach to see how markets will react with more participants.”
Here is Some Mindsteroid Must-Read: The People’s Bank of China, the country’s central bank, said in a statement published on its official website that the floating band in the inter-bank spot foreign exchange market will be enlarged from 0.5 percent to 1 percent effective April 16. To keep the exchange rate stable, the PBOC has set a daily reference rate for the yuan and it will be allowed to fluctuate only to the daily limit on either side of the reference rate. The trading range was widened to 0.5 percent from 0.3 percent in May 2007. It also raised the spread between dollar selling and buying prices offered by the foreign exchange-designated banks to their customers to 2 percent of the reference rate, from the current level of 1 percent. News of this announcement was widely supported by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as it promoted market transparency and economic stability. From CBS Market Watch: Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, welcomed the move. “This underlines China’s commitment to rebalance its economy toward domestic consumption and allow market forces to play a greater role in determining the level of the exchange rate,” Lagarde said in a statement. The scale of the widening is bigger than the 0.7% the market had expected, according to Ting Lu, a China economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, in emailed comments. Earlier this week, China Securities Regulatory Commission increased the quotas for foreign institutional investors from $30 billion to $80 billion. This move highlights a strategic economic shift from an export model to a consumption model. From Bloomberg News: China, the world’s second-biggest economy, has pledged this year to free up control of the yuan and liberalize interest rates as the government deepens reforms to revive growth and offset slowing exports and a cooling housing market. China needs to rely more on markets and the private sector as its export- oriented model isn’t sustainable, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in February. “More action on opening up their markets to outside investment is definitely a positive,” Jeff Papp, a senior analyst in Lisle, Illinois at Oberweis Asset Management Inc., which oversees about $700 million, said in a phone interview. “It’s not a huge amount. They’re taking a small-steps approach to see how markets will react with more participants.”
![Photo: Who Murdered Tiananmen Square Activist Li Wangyang? Fuck’n Stooopid Question to Distract Spoilers away Prior to Hu Jintao’s Visit to Hong Kong about the island’s autonomous destiny and who gonna fuck them next?<br /><br />
Here-is-Bullshit-of-The-Day from Annie Wu Epoch Times Staff:<br /><br />
Chinese Regime Orders Investigation Into Li Wangyang’s Death<br /><br />
Believed to be attempt to deflate Hong Kong protests prior to Hu Jintao’s visit. Amid strong protests from the Chinese public both in and outside China, on Thursday, June 14, Chinese officials announced through Hong Kong media that they will be conducting an investigation into the death of Chinese democracy activist and dissident Li Wangyang. Li was jailed for more than two decades following his attempt to establish an independent labor union in his hometown of Shaoyang City, Hunan province during the 1989 democracy movement. On June 6, Li was found dead in an apparent suicide at the hospital where he was being treated for diabetes and heart disease. However, Li’s relatives and friends suspect that the suicide was staged, as Li was found hanging from a window security bar with his two feet planted on the ground. In addition, Li’s family found it difficult to believe that Li, who was blind and nearly deaf from years of torture in prison, would have been able to succeed in a suicide attempt. Just a week before his death, Li was interviewed by a Hong Kong cable television station, where he expressed his determination to fight for an end to the Communist Party’s authoritarian rule. This past week, protests have escalated in Hong Kong, where many have voiced their demand for a thorough investigation into the cause of Li’s death. On June 14, a spokesman from the Hunan Province national security bureau announced via the state-run Hong Kong China News Agency that forensic experts from an outside province have been commissioned to conduct an autopsy and investigate Li’s death. The spokesman noted that the findings from the investigation will be made public. Around 25,000 people took part in a protest over the mysterious death of Chinese dissident Li Wangyang in Hong Kong on June 10. (Song Xianglong/The Epoch Times) As Chinese leader Hu Jintao is expected to visit Hong Kong on July 1 for the 15th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China, analysts believe that the decision to open an investigation into Li’s death is an attempt to silence the widespread discontent in Hong Kong and prevent protesters from targeting Hu and “ruining” his visit. In an interview with Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily, Lee Cheuk Yan, chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, said the investigation is likely a measure to prevent Hong Kong residents from taking to the streets at the annual July 1 march and criticizing Hu Jintao for Li’s death. In 2003, the July 1 march drew large numbers of protesters who opposed the Basic Law Article 23 legislation, an anti-subversion law that they believed would have curbed the political and religious freedom of groups that the Chinese Communist Party disproves of. The legislation was then shelved indefinitely. Since then, the march has continued to draw large crowds, although not of the size of the 2003 march. Lee called the investigation a “stalling tactic,” adding: “Li Wangyang’s sister and family have not been released yet, his friends are still being held under close surveillance by the police—how can this [investigation] possibly serve to redress the injustice done to Li?” As of June 13, Li’s sister and brother-in-law have not yet returned to their home after checking out of the hotel where they stayed to oversee Li’s funeral, according to a statement by Hong Kong rights group Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy (ICHRD). Although Chinese authorities promised an autopsy, it is unclear how it will conducted, as the ICHRD reported that Li’s body was cremated on June 9 (without the permission of Li’s family). According to information provided to The Epoch Times by a reliable source within the Hunan Province Public Security Bureau, the primary suspect for Li’s death is the police chief at the Shaoyang City Domestic Security Division, Zhao Luxiang. He was heavily involved in the persecution of students and laborers during the June 4th movement, as well as democracy activists in Shaoyang City. The democracy activist Paul Guo, who lives outside China, claimed in a recent post on twitter that high ranking officials in the Political and Legislative Affairs Committee (PLAC) ordered Li’s murder in order to stop him from talking to foreign media and to crush the Hong Kong People’s hope for redressing June 4—the Tiananmen Square massacre. The PLAC is the powerful Party organ that controls nearly all law enforcement agencies in China.” /></p>
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China Headlines as Who Murdered 
