How the China Regime is an Evil Cult, Why Do Obama’s Czars Admire It?

 (Epoch Times) The collapse of the Communist bloc headed by the Soviet Union in the early 1990s marked the failure of communism after almost a century however the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) unexpectedly survived and still controls China, a nation 1/5 of the worlds population.

An unavoidable question arises: Is the CCP today still truly Communist?

No one in today’s China including Party members allegedly believes in Communism–after 50 years of Socialism, the CCP has now adopted private ownership and even has a stock market.

It seeks foreign investment to establish new ventures while exploiting workers and peasants as much as it can. This completely opposes the ideals of genuine Communism–everyone working together for the benefit of the collective.

Despite compromising with Capitalism, the CCP maintain autocratic control of the people in China–the Constitution as revised in 2004 still rigidly states: “Chinese people of various ethnicities will continue adhering to the People’s Democratic Dictatorship and Socialist path under the leader of the Chinese Communist Party and the guidance of Marxism-Leninism, Mao Tse-Tung ideology,

admired by Obama Administration Senior Policy Adviser Manufacturing Czar Ron Bloom together with other Obama Czar’s who seem to have more of an affinity to Chinese Communism than for American God fearing principles;

Deng Xiaoping’s theory and the important thought the three represent.

Full article here Commentary 8: How the CCP is an Evil Cult

Related: 9 Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party

Not One Less–Protecting Children From Abduction

Rumors of Children Abduction by Mainland Chinese in Hong Kong

On the 13 June, 2011 I wrote here about tragic news reports of the China Regime, returning abducted children to their captors.


Related:
Caixin: Special Investigation–Chinese Babies Abducted

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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China Blind Attorney/Human Rights Activist Chen Guangcheng Escapes from Home Detention

China Human Rights Activist Chen Guangcheng holds a petition while he was still being held captive by the corrupt regime.

(Epoch Times) Blind China Human Rights Activist/Atty Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing has been called a miracle by Netizens and may end the career of a high ranking Communist Party official.

Hong Kong Apple Daily has reported that Chen has been planning his escape from detention for two months–finally escaping on the 22 April at the surprise of his captors who didn’t realize that he was even missing for four days.

More here in Chinese/English subtitles –New Tang Dynasty

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News China Regime Would Rather You Not Read

“Overthrow Communist China” Hackers Deface Chinese Communist Party School Website –Image Epoch Times

(China Media Project) Your Post has Been Secreted–David Bandurski post was deleted by China Regime Internet Police subsequent to Beijing’s crackdown on Internet Freedom.

On the 10 April, I wrote here that Anonymous China Hackers have targeted nearly 500 China websites following the illegitimate China Regime censorship of Internet postings by Netizens.

Related: Where is the Govt’s Sense of Shame? –CMP

8 Ways that Sina-Weibo Will Shut You Up… –Tech in Asia

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Museum of Chinese in America New Exhibition “America Through a Chinese Lens”

Cadillac’s For Sale West Hollywood

Matrimonio Civil –Manchester & LaCienega –Los Angeles

 An Xiao –Images Courtesy of Museum of Chinese in America

Museum of Chinese in America is pleased to announce their upcoming exhibition America Through a Chinese Lens April 26–September 10 featuring photographs and projects by contemporary Chinese and Chinese-American artists, documentary photographers and non-professionals, each portraying  ways Chinese have used a camera to see this country, its beauty, contradictions and reality.

For more information: Museum of Chinese in America

Cartoon Critical of Chinese Communist Party Deleted

This cartoon critical of the Chinese Communist Party was deleted from Sina-Weibo by the Internet Police following the China Regime crackdown on free speech.

Earlier today I wrote here that Chinese Internet Police quickly censored Economist Mao Yushi, winner of the prestigious 2012 CATO Institute Milton Friedman Liberty Award blog post, widely read by his hundred of thousands of followers, in their futile effort to protect the “harmonious society” from harmful information.

H/T: China Media Project

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China Censors Disingenuois Apology to Netizens

Propaganda: Chinese Scatter in Face of Terrifying Internet Rumors

(China Media Project)

China Censors Disingenuous Apology to Netizens Using Sina Weibo & QQ

“Users and Friends…

Recently rumors and other illegal and harmful information spread through microblogs have had a negative social impact and harmful information has been relatively predominate  in comment sections, requiring concentrated cleansing…”

On April 02 I wrote here China Coup d’etat Watch: Crackdown Hits Internet–Censors have blocked dozens of websites amidst of political uncertainty.

Related:  Titanic’s Return Reflect Tighter Media Controls –CDT

Sina-Weibo Deletes English Post by Chinese Historian Lei Yi –CMP

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Image of the Day: Life is Unfair

Life is Unfair –Land of No Cheese

Wonderful array of photos here from Hong Kong based Emilie Pavey

H/T: Lost Laowai

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Nearly Four Years After 8.0 Sichuan Earthquake Disaster Relief Sits In Storage

Nearly 4 years following the devastating Sichuan Earthquake which killed more than 70,000 people–more than 19,000 of them children, disaster relief supplies remain in storage.

Unopened Boxes of Sichuan Earthquake Disaster Relief

More here including photos from Ministry of Tofu

Video: Stacks of Donations Unopened 4 Yrs After Sichuan Quake

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Apple Corp China Suppliers Accused of Hazardous Working Conditions & Paying Menial Wages

Foxconn Demonstrator holding a placard while taking part in a protest against the Taiwan company which manufacturers Apple products assembled in China

(China Post) While the radio program This American Life has retracted a January episode critical of working conditions at a Chinese factory which makes iPhones and iPads for Apple Corp saying that it contained “numerous fabrications” there are in-fact other news items worth noting, that have accused the Cupertino, CA company of not taking responsibility for the deplorable working conditions at their suppliers at a Foxconn Plant in China, Chengdu and at their Ri-Teng plant in Shanghai

On the 10 February, China Labor Watch published an “Open Letter to Apples New CEO Tim Cook” alleging among other things, Apple (suppliers) employees being required to “work as long as 11 hours a day 6 days a week” with only 1 hour long break for lunch during the day; other employees are reportedly exposed “to vast amounts of aluminum dust” and may be injured or killed, should the dust ignite and explode, among the issues addressed but not corrected—Apple Corp has never responded to these allegations made.

Likewise, at Apple Corp supplier Foxconn in Shenzhen Longhua, employees reportedly work 6 days a week–recently one worker calling himself Li Qi, said besides working six days weekly, he worked 80 hours of overtime each month for 3500 Yuan ($533.70) monthly after taxes–Li further stated that he, starts working at 7:00 am having to get up before 6:00 am everyday–not even 10 minutes of break during a days work…at the iPad production line, there are 2 to 3 ten minute breaks other than lunch time.

Even though Apple Corp & Foxconn dodged a bullet based upon what is now being reported as a fabricated story written by Mike Daisey and broadcast by This American Life very serious allegations persist about disturbing and quite hazardous working conditions by Apple Corp suppliers, that reportedly have been ignored and go uncorrected.

More here from China Hush