（路透社）薄熙来绝食，胡子长到胸部

从来没有救世主

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/21/us-china-politics-bo-idUSBRE91K0D520130221

By Benjamin Kang Lim and Ben Blanchard

BEIJING | Thu Feb 21, 2013 5:47am EST



BEIJING (Reuters) - Disgraced former senior Chinese leader Bo Xilai is refusing to cooperate with a government investigation into him and has staged hunger strikes in protest and at one point was treated in hospital, sources with knowledge of the matter said.


Almost a year after Bo's fall from grace under a cloud of lurid accusations about corruption, abuse of power and murder, the government has given no definitive time frame for when he will face court, and has not even announced formal charges.

Bo was ousted from his post as Communist Party chief in the southwestern city of Chongqing last year following his wife's murder of a British businessman, Neil Heywood.


Before that, Bo, 63, had been widely tipped to be promoted to the party's elite inner core. His downfall came after his estranged police chief, Wang Lijun, fled briefly to a U.S. consulate last February and accused Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, of poisoning Heywood.

Gu and Wang have both since been convicted and jailed.


No criminal charges against Bo have been revealed but the ruling Communist party has accused him in statements carried by the official Xinhua news agency of corruption and of bending the law to hush up Heywood's killing.


Two independent sources with ties to the family said Bo's trial was likely to be delayed until after an annual full session of parliament and its top advisory body in March because he was not physically fit.


"He was on hunger strike twice and force fed," one source told Reuters, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the case. It was unclear how long the hunger strike lasted.


"He was not tortured, but fell ill and was taken to a hospital in Beijing for treatment," the source said, declining to provide details of Bo's condition and whereabouts which have been kept under wraps since his downfall.

The stability-obsessed ruling party is determined to prevent anything, including Bo's trial, from disrupting the final steps of Vice President Xi Jinping's ascent to becoming top leader.


Xi, who assumed leadership of the party and military in November, will take over from Hu Jintao as state president during the annual session of parliament, beginning on March 5.


Aware of public anger about a succession of officials caught up in graft cases, Xi has made fighting graft one of his main themes, saying that nobody, no matter how senior, is above the law. He has said that the party's survival is at stake if the issue is not tackled.


"TOO MUCH TIME"


A second source confirmed that Bo had been on a hunger strike and also said he had refused to shave to protest against what he saw as his unfair treatment.


"His beard is long, chest-length," the source said.


"He refused to cooperate," the source said. "He wouldn't answer questions and slammed his fist on a table and told them they were not qualified to question him and to go away."


His family could not be reached. The government declined to comment, as did one of his lawyers, Li Guifang. Reuters was unable to reach his second lawyer, Wang Zhaofeng.

Bo's is the most sensational case of elite political turmoil in China since the fall of the "Gang of Four" after Mao Zedong's death in 1976, and has transfixed the public, unused as they are to having party scandals aired in public.


The recent lack of information about the case - Bo has not been seen in public since last March - harms the government's credibility in the eyes of the people, said Bao Tong, the most senior official jailed over the 1989 Tiananmen protests.


"It's not normal, too much time has past," Bao told Reuters, referring to the lack of information from the government about the case.


"This is not good for the party's image. They have not thought about this clearly. If they are able to properly deal with a big shot like Bo Xilai then they will increase people's trust in the party," he added.


Bao, one-time trusted aide to former Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, a man purged and put under house arrest for sympathizing with the student protests, has experience of government investigations into suspected wrongdoing by senior officials.


Bao was jailed for seven years for his opposition to the government decision to send in troops to crush the pro-democracy demonstrations.


"They won't torture or beat him," Bao said of Bo's treatment at the hands of investigators.


"I was not tortured, and he was a former Politburo member, so I don't think they will mistreat him."


(Editing by Bill Powell and Robert Birsel)

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加拿大老张

薄瓜瓜是美帝庇护下的反华走狗,　与薄瓜瓜一条战线的薄督也是美帝的走狗．绝食死个薄走狗，世界更干净了.　

从来没有救世主

薄瓜瓜是美帝庇护下的反华走狗,　与薄瓜瓜一条战线的薄督也是美帝的走狗．绝食死个薄走狗，世界更干净了.　
加拿大老张 发表于 2013-2-21 14:13

咳，党员反党，华人反华，这逻辑，难怪紫阳真人道出一个绝句：作为中共中央的总书记，我会反党？

事实上，党的书记、主席在中共历史上，往往是以反党下台的，这里效仿四大名捕，先大概列出四个，老张补充啊。

赵紫阳 － ８９年6月23日至24日中国共产党第十三届中央委员会第四次全体会议召开。全会审议并通过了李鹏代表中共中央政治局提出的《关于赵紫阳同志在反党反社会主义的动乱中所犯错误的报告》

陈独秀 － 1955 年2 月，毛泽东在对《邓小平关于高岗、饶漱石反党联盟的报告稿》修改时写下了“我们党内曾经出现过陈独秀、张国焘等著名的大叛徒，他们都是阶级敌人在我们党内的代理人”的批语。

张国焘 － 国共第二次合作全面抗日后，1938年4月3日，时任陕甘宁边区政府副主席（一说是代主席）的张国焘借祭拜黄帝之名逃离延安，遇上蒋鼎文後到了西安，投奔中国国民党。4月11日周恩来到武汉汉口与张多次协商未果之下，4月18日，中共中央开除张的党籍。1968年张国焘移居加拿大。

王明 － 原名陈绍禹（一说玉），字露清。 中共在1937年后对王明的评价一直采取否定态度，特别是在毛泽东时代，王明基本上完全以教条主义者、机会主义者代表的反面教材面目出现。他被广泛认为在1931年1月到1935年1月期间犯了严重的“左”倾冒险主义错误，给中共的革命事业造成重大的损失（参见《關於若干歷史問題的決議 (1945年)》），其具体表现为“在政治上，混淆民主革命和社会主义革命的界限，一切斗争，否认联合”，“在军事上，先是推行冒险主义，后来又变为保守主义和逃跑主义”，“在组织上，实行宗派主义”。同时，他又被认为在1937年到1940年期间犯了对国民党的“右倾投降主义”错误，片面强调“一切依靠统一战线，一切为了统一战线”，忽视了对群众的积极发动和中共的独立自主性。



   

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8号

几个月胡子长到胸部，共产党喂了薄希来吃啥？