【禁闻】挑战“习八条”? 吴官正高调回乡

2013年11月06日中国时局
【新唐人2013年11月06日讯】中共召开十八届三中全会前夕,前中共中央政治局常委兼中纪委书记吴官正与家人,回江西老家余干县,余干县当局不但封路放鞭炮,还张灯结彩,高调欢迎吴官正,排场超过中共现任党魁习近平的出行。分析指出,三中全会前,吴官正高调出行,似在有意对抗习近平的“习八条”。

去年中共“十八大”结束后不久,中共总书记习近平在中共政治局会议上,高调推出有关“改进工作作风”的八项规定,其中要求,官员外地考察轻车简从、减少陪同、简化接待,不张贴悬挂标语,不安排民众迎送等。

而今年75岁的吴官正,11月2号携同妻子、儿孙返回江西老家余干县祭祖时,当地官员在吴经过的主要街道上,张灯结彩,当吴官正一行车队到达时,还放起了鞭炮,各大路口被特警、交警封锁。

吴官正的车队中有法拉利、保时捷、雷克萨斯、宾士、宝马、奥迪等昂贵名车,而当地长期不开的路灯当天都亮了。不但如此,当局甚至组织了近万人夹道欢迎。

记者致电余干县乌泥镇人民政府,其中两名官员推说自己不在现场不了解情况,一名官员则间接承认有欢迎仪式,但声称是民众的自发行为。

香港《明报》报导,吴官正的此番出行,与习近平大力鼓吹的厉行节约规定格格不入。

时事评论员邢天行:“在原来江泽民执政期间,已经留下了腐败的传统了,从吴官正回乡,地方官员无视习八条,以及习近平和王岐山他们最近搞的党内的整风,它从一个侧面,显示出中共现在高层的内斗。”

时事评论员邢天行指出,吴官正虽然已经不在中共高级干部岗位上了,但习近平是现在的最高领导人,下边的地方官员,显然没有把他作为首先要尊重的对像,在欢迎吴官正的时候突破了习、李政权的种种禁令和要求。

邢天行:“在权力的角斗场上来讲,实际上他们是知道吴官正他这一派的根子很深,因为原来的江系利益集团,凝成所有腐败的官僚系统和上上下下这样一个盘根错节的关系,实际上就会对习、李政权这些政策产生一种阻碍作用。”

美国《大纪元时报》报导,吴官正是因为拍了中共前党魁江泽民的马屁,才得以攀上权力高峰。

而《明慧网》消息,1999年6月7号,江泽民召开中共政治局会议,意图迫害法轮功,决定在山东搞试点。时任山东省省委书记的吴官正得令后立即执行。

法轮功学员“山东济南教育学院”物理系教授张兴武夫妻,当时约70岁左右,因为坚持修炼法轮功,被山东当局非法迫害。

山东法轮功学员张兴武女儿张霜颖:“无缘无故的就给关到不是洗脑班就是监狱、看守所。一个是不让睡觉、不让吃饭,不让上厕所,不停的给洗脑,两个六天六夜,不让他睡觉。我母亲她那天晚上左半边身体完全瘫痪的状况下,那警察也可以虐待她。”

2003年10月27号,吴官正在欧、亚交界的岛国“塞普勒斯”被起诉,罪名是“非法致死、酷刑、反人类罪”。2007年4月17号,吴官正出访西班牙时,再次被国际上的法轮功学员以同样罪名起诉。

分析指出,以江泽民为首的江派势力最为恐惧的,就是迫害法轮功学员的“血债”将遭到清算,因此江派人马以绑架中共存亡为赌注,与胡、温、习等进行生死搏斗,企图延续迫害法轮功政策,让习近平等新一届常委会也背上血债黑锅,躲避被清算。

邢天行认为,目前中共内部的权斗大戏正在如火如荼的上演。而吴官正对抗“习八条”高调亮相,只是中共权斗的冰山一角。

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Former High Official Wu Guanzheng Challenges Xi Jinping's Rules

Wu Guanzheng is a former Chinese Communist Party
(CCP) Politburo Standing Committee member, and former
Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection.

Wu recently visited his hometown in Jiangxi, where
the local government welcomed him with firecrackers.
The highly decorated streets, and events welcoming Wu
exceeded those Xi Jinping received during his official trip.
This high profile event was prior to the Third
Plenary Session of the CCP 18th Central Committee.
Analysts believe Wu's intention was
to confront Xi Jinping, and his 8 rules.

Last year, Xi Jinping spoke of "8 rules"
to improve the image of official's.
This included phasing out luxury foreign cars, simplifying the
reception of officials, with no banners or cheering crowds.

75-year-old Wu Guanzheng visited his hometown
in Yugan County, Jiangxi Province on November 2.
His wife and family accompanied him. Local Yugan
officials welcomed Wu by decorating the streets.
When they arrived, firecrackers went off along
the streets, which were guarded by police.

Luxury cars, such as models of Ferrari,
Porsche, Lexus, Mercedes, BMW, and Audi,
were seen within Wu Guanzheng's fleet.

Street lamps, which were usually
switched off, were kept on that day.
Local officials also arranged for nearly ten
thousand people to welcome Wu's arrival.

Reporters called Yugan County city hall.

Two officials claimed that they didn't know anything
about it, because they were not there that day.
Another official acknowledged indirectly about the
welcoming event but claimed it was initiated by citizens.

Hong Kong based Ming Pao reports that Wu Guanzheng
has promoted opposing polices, in comparison to Xi Jinping.

Xing Tianxin, commentator: "Corruption
has become a tradition in the regime.
During Jiang Zemin's era, it was clearly present.

Wu Guanzheng's hometown visit demonstrated how
local officials have ignored Xi Jinping's 8 rules.
Together with the political actions of Xi Jinping and
Wang Qishan in the new leadership, this shows the
presence of high-level infighting within the CCP."

Xing Tianxin said that local officials do not
adhere to Xi Jinping's recommendations.
Wu Guanzheng is such an example, as even though he
no longer holds a post, the events that welcomed him
back into his hometown break Xi and Li's leadership rules.

Xing Tianxin: "In the arena of power struggles, Wu
has a deep political root within Jiang Zemin's faction.
This deep-rooted corrupt bureaucracy surely
imposes opposition to Xi and Li's leadership."

New York based Epoch Times previously reported that
Wu Guanzheng earned his political prowess by kowtowing
to the former Communist Party leader Jiang Zemin.

Website minghui.org also revealed that in a Politburo
meeting on June 7, 1999, Jiang Zemin decided to start
the persecution of Falun Gong at a pilot site in Shandong.

Wu Guanzheng, who was then provincial Party Secretary
of Shandong, carried out the persecution order immediately.

Falun Gong practitioner Zhang Xingwu
was a Professor of Physics in Shandong.
At the age of 70, he and his wife were both persecuted
by Shandong officials because they practiced Falun Gong.

Zhang Shuangying, daughter of Professor Zhang: "They were
sent to a brainwashing center, to prison, and a detention center.
They were deprived of sleep, food and access to a toilet.

On two occasions, they were subjected to forced brainwashing
for 6 consecutive days and nights, without any sleep.
My mother was completely paralyzed on her left side
of her body, but they still continued to torture her."

On October 27, 2003, Wu Guanzheng was sued in
Cyprus, an island at the junction of Europe and Asia,
for crimes against humanity, torture and Genocide.

On April 17, 2007, on Wu Guanzheng's visit to Spain,
he was once again sued on the same accounts.

Analysis suggests that what Jiang Zemins faction fears most is
the full exposure of the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners.
Jiang's faction uses the survival of the Communist
regime as an excuse to conduct political fights
against Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, and Xi Jinping.

The purpose is to continue his persecution, and avoid the faction
crumbling, by trying to extend the term of their political power.

Xing Tianxin believes that internal power struggles
have intensified within the Communist Party.
Wu Guanzheng's opposition of Xi's
eight rules is just tip of the iceberg .

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