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作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-11 23:46 標題: 趙連海

趙連海

2010年11月11日
【本報訊】盛世中國現天大寃案！三鹿毒奶粉受害兒童家長、「結石寶寶之家」創辦人趙連海，被關押一年後，昨在北京大興法院被以「尋釁滋事罪」，重判兩年半。趙連海聽判後情緒激動，高呼自己無罪，並當庭脫去囚衣、怒摔在地上抗議，即場宣佈無限期絕食。趙的家人則在法院外高呼「寃獄」，並表示將上訴到底。律師及政法界人士認為，當局量刑過重，目的是殺雞儆猴，震懾其他受害者家長。趙的辯護律師及網民均表示將接力絕食，聲援趙連海。

趙連海呀～趙連海！乜你而家至認識共匪既本性咩？乜你認為充滿賊性既共匪會講法律咩？乜你認為賣國政權會講法律咩？共匪常常把依法辦事、依法處理掛係口唇邊當口頭襌,你又信以為真呀？個本笑話大全中國憲法,乜你認為共匪會遵守呀？賊祇會講規矩點會講法律呀！咪天真啦！

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-11-11 23:52

有冇攪錯呀,你仲未推翻共匪,你睇我吔d同胞幾慘...

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-12 09:42

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-11 23:46 發表
趙連海

2010年11月11日
【本報訊】盛世中國現天大寃案！三鹿毒奶粉受害兒童家長、「結石寶寶之家」創辦人趙連海，被關押一年後，昨在北京大興法院被以「尋釁滋事罪」，重判兩年半。趙連海聽判後情緒激動， ...

基本點在於趙連海在網上散播不真實的言論並在網上呼籲群眾在未申請的情況下衝擊司法機構。

任何人都應該遵守法律。

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-12 13:10

恐共腦殘含洋奴才又有得吠嘞
最好趙連海俾老共滿門抄斬
含洋奴又可以借老趙嘅鮮血搽上自己塊面度
去維園去中聯辦門口呼天搶地揼心揼肺揼袋

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-12 13:17

衰過狗經馬經小報水平嘅港產含羊七傳霉
歪曲事實﹐移花接木將老趙被控罪名硬扯上三聚青鞍奶
明恰半文盲嘅港燦習慣睇新聞只睇標題、圖片唔睇內容
再借腦殘恐共含羊能紅衛兵把狗口去吠

大兴区法院的起诉书称，赵连海于2008年9月至2009年9月间，以维权为幌子，利用三聚氰胺污染“三鹿”奶粉事件，在互联网上恶意炒作，煽动纠集不明真相的群众，到河北省石家庄市中级人民法院及北京市大兴区丰台区等地，采用围堵喊口号、非法聚会等方式，严重扰乱上述地区的社会秩序。

此外，2009年8月4日，赵连海利用安徽籍女青年李蕊蕊在丰台区聚源宾馆被强奸一事，以报案为名恶意炒作，纠集煽动不明真相群众，到北京市公安局大门东侧非法聚集，严重扰乱该地区的社会秩序。

法院判定，以寻衅滋事罪判处赵连海两年零六个月徒刑，李方平律师表示判决量刑过重，将会上诉。他认为，一般寻衅滋事最多判3年，而赵连海和警察并没有发生肢体冲突。在法院宣判后，赵连海当庭脱下囚衣，表达抗议。

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-12 13:25

含洋能恐共紅衛兵成日吹捧洋主子開嘅法庭係神聖殿堂
不容褻瀆
案件進入司法程序後連公開晌傳霉談論都唔得
否則就判你藐視法庭
仲話要班馬去圍法院喊口號 ? 該當何罪 ?
但一換著大陸法院審案﹐含羊能恐共紅衛兵就即刻變臉
圍法院喊口號﹐借輿論審判就叫 " 維權"

學人講法治
食能

啦

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-12 23:33 標題: 回復 5# 的帖子

最好睇梗文匯、大公、人民日報厘D黨報啦！一言堂！歪曲事實,點及你主子呀？趙連海拿住張A科紙、寫幾隻字還我公義、就俾共匪老屈尋釁滋事罪！唔怪得你主子甘反對新聞自由啦。腦殘恐共？你契大佬政協劉夢熊為趙連海呼冤!你另一個契大佬港區全國人大代表葉國謙已去信最高人民法院院長王勝俊，表達對事件的關注，質疑判決不合理。你兩個契大佬咪要去食能

啦

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-12 23:36 標題: 回復 3# 的帖子

任何人都應該遵守法律!共匪除外！

[ 本帖最後由一枝公於 2010-11-12 23:38 編輯 ]

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-13 14:34

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-12 23:33 發表
最好睇梗文匯、大公、人民日報厘D黨報啦！一言堂！歪曲事實,點及你主子呀？趙連海拿住張A科紙、寫幾隻字還我公義、就俾共匪老屈尋釁滋事罪！唔怪得你主子甘反對新聞自由啦。腦殘恐共？你契大佬政協劉夢熊為趙連海呼冤 ...

劉夢熊地為趙連海呼冤咪即係同你地班恐共白蓮教同一陣線囉
家下變咗係你同志嘞
坐上法庭個個都係一言堂架啦
包致金侄女兜把星差佬判社會服務令又唔見你吠 ?
哦﹐戴住你洋主子 d 假髮就點判都係公正喇喎 ?

睇下老趙個辯護律師都話 " 一般寻衅滋事最多判3年，而赵连海和警察并没有发生肢体冲突 "
人地個律師都認係" 沒有跟警察發生肢體衝突" 嘅尋釁滋事﹐嫌判得重
香港班含洋七傳霉、恐共紅衛兵就死都要無厘頭鳩扯上三鹿奶粉

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-13 14:40

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-12 23:36 發表
任何人都應該遵守法律!共匪除外！

係喇﹐家下就滿面正氣狗噏要遵守法律
轉下頭你 D 江湖民主大佬就吠要公民抗命
吹雞去打倒惡法乜乜七七﹐衝激呢度果度
總之法律落到狗噏民主白蓮教人手中就好似自己條乜乜咁
鐘意就攞出嚟手淫吓

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-14 10:09

親中人士向來都是言論自由，劉政協和葉議員對判決的懷疑充份地反映親中人士的獨立思想；
選舉時請投葉議員一票

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-14 10:12

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-12 23:36 發表
任何人都應該遵守法律!共匪除外！

如果閣下指的共匪是李卓人, Kmy 十分同意

這傢伙一邊支持九巴司機加工資，一邊反對九巴加票價

作者: kcpw0n 時間: 2010-11-14 23:00

李卓人條柒頭正人渣,大話精和工賊啦!!
扮幫工人實質是僱主狗,
出賣工人正仆街!!!!

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-17 13:32

曾德成當年做學生時晌學校門口派發共產主義傳單
又冇聚眾去圍法院又冇鬧事
俾重視人權自由民主嘅英國佬拉去踎兩年監
腦殘恐共含洋奴點睇呢 ?

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-17 18:22

睇法就梗係話林彬燒死係楊光做既 ...

共產黨專屈好人等等...

真係十世為奴

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-19 13:32

「作出有違公德行為」

一碌棍呀～一碌棍！快出嚟主持公道！
連A科紙都冇、鍵盤敲幾隻字咋喎

青年聲言炸中聯辦押後宣判
18.11.2010 11:17
二十三歲青年陳宥羲，在網上發布要炸中聯辦的言論，原定今早在東區裁判法院宣判，但由於索取精神和社會服務令報告需時，法官押後至下月十六日宣判。辯方向法庭申請撤回認罪，指犯案時需要兩人見到才構成犯罪；裁判官認為，互聯網是公眾可以討論話題的地方，隨時可以有兩人以上看到，而被告在網上發布言論，亦是希望被人看到和討論，裁判官認為任何講道理的市民，看到都會覺得反感，所以拒絕申請。被告今年六月十一日，在北角住所透過網上討論區，發布恐嚇信息，指要炸中聯辦，被警方拘捕，控以「作出有違公德行為罪名」，他聲稱只是貪玩，並無實際行動。

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-19 13:35

裁判官認為，互聯網是公眾可以討論話題的地方，隨時可以有兩人以上看到，而被告在網上發布言論，亦是希望被人看到和討論，裁判官認為任何講道理的市民，看到都會覺得反感...................

開口共匪﹐埋口共匪
" 任何講道理的市民，看到都會覺得反感 " ...............

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-22 22:22

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原帖由 KMY89 於 2010-11-12 09:42 發表

基本點在於趙連海在網上散播不真實的言論並在網上呼籲群眾在未申請的情況下衝擊司法機構。

任何人都應該遵守法律。

2010年3月30日,北京市大興區法院開庭審理，趙連海妻子李雪梅和年幼的兒子前往法庭，但被拒絕入內!厘D就係共匪眼中所謂法律麻！

趙連海兩名辯護律師的行動自由曾受到限制、拒絶讓趙連海見面、阻延上訴！厘D就係共匪眼中所謂法律麻！

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-22 22:46

任何講道理的市民，看到趙連海寃案都會覺得對共匪反感！

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-11-22 22:54

所以你仲快d出來推翻共匪,講了幾年,受害人又多幾個,
冇鬼用,得把口...

你早d出來推翻共匪,就一早冇晒受害人啦!

[ 本帖最後由屍屠華於 2010-11-22 22:58 編輯 ]

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-22 23:52

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原帖由 kcpw0n 於 2010-11-14 23:00 發表
李卓人條柒頭正人渣,大話精和工賊啦!!
扮幫工人實質是僱主狗,
出賣工人正仆街!!!!

最好工聯會啦！

紮鐵人工的加薪與否，是由一年一次由資方代表的香港建築扎鐵商會與勞方代表的香港建造業扎鐵職工會商討所得的。可惜，紮鐵人工認為薪酬水平不能反映市場供求，並且每況愈下，工人懷疑工會討價能力不濟及感到被工聯會扎鐵職工會出賣工人利益轉而向職工盟求助!

點解工聯會唔責成楊肛、請紮鐵商會食番幾件土製波蘿呀！

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-23 00:12

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-22 22:22 發表

2010年3月30日,北京市大興區法院開庭審理，趙連海妻子李雪梅和年幼的兒子前往法庭，但被拒絕入內!厘D就係共匪眼中所謂法律麻！

趙連海兩名辯護律師的行動自由曾受到限制、拒絶讓趙連海見面、阻延上訴 ...

要明白每個地方法律有異

相對美國的關塔那摩監獄，國內對待是很人道了。

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-11-23 10:32

所以你仲快d出來推翻共匪,講了幾年,冇鬼用,得把口...

你早d出來推翻共匪,就一早冇工聯會,
你早d出來推翻共匪,就一早冇工聯會扎鐵職工會出賣工人利益轉
職工盟李秋水就唔使成日出來秋水

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-23 22:37

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原帖由 KMY89 於 2010-11-23 00:12 發表

要明白每個地方法律有異

相對美國的關塔那摩監獄，國內對待是很人道了。

依你甘講、全中國政治犯應該站晒出黎、向共匪敬禮及講聲多謝啦！多謝共匪提供監倉俾政治犯居住、唔駛驚地價貴、淪為蝸居！又多謝共匪提供膳食、唔駛驚人仔升値、百物騰貴、無啖好食！

如果厘班人活係毛賊東年代、母須審訊、即時打耙！真係對共匪千多萬謝咯。

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-11-23 23:37

國母唔知有冇多謝共匪,多謝毛共匪

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-11-24 17:18

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-23 22:37 發表

如果厘班人活係毛賊東年代、母須審訊、即時打耙！真係對共匪千多萬謝咯。.

如果你活晌國民黨統治大陸年代
吠吓國民黨做蔣匪當街打靶添

你未讀過中國近代史
聽都未聽過國民政府中統局大名

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-28 22:32

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原帖由 飛毛腿 於 2010-11-24 17:18 發表

如果你活晌國民黨統治大陸年代
吠吓國民黨做蔣匪當街打靶添
你未讀過中國近代史
聽都未聽過國民政府中統局大名

你仲好意思講中國近代史？你契爺毛賊東殺中國人起碼過千萬人、日本鬼殺中國人都無你契爺甘多！老蔣？根本唔入流。你唔怕醜、我都面紅啦！

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-29 08:51

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-28 22:32 發表

你仲好意思講中國近代史？你契爺毛賊東殺中國人起碼過千萬人、日本鬼殺中國人都無你契爺甘多！老蔣？根本唔入流。你唔怕醜、我都面紅啦！

誰如何殺千萬人？
文革，同胞犧牲，是一個果，
而原因正是仇富
而仇富正是因為窮人太慘了
而窮人慘是因為國民黨執政時的腐敗
蔣介石應負上絕大部份的責任

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-11-29 22:41

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原帖由 KMY89 於 2010-11-29 08:51 發表

誰如何殺千萬人？
文革，同胞犧牲，是一個果，
而原因正是仇富
而仇富正是因為窮人太慘了
而窮人慘是因為國民黨執政時的腐敗
蔣介石應負上絕大部份的責任

以為日本仔竄改教科書衰格姐！原來你都唔弱。

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-30 10:02

宋庆玲訪問稿詳细記载了她对大陸文革的看法.道出因果.

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-11-30 10:10

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原帖由 一枝公 於 2010-11-29 22:41 發表

以為日本仔竄改教科書衰格姐！原來你都唔弱。

請勿人身攻擊.

作者: 張汪 時間: 2010-12-1 23:19

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作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-12-2 22:24

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原帖由 KMY89 於 2010-11-30 10:02 發表
宋庆玲訪問稿詳细記载了她对大陸文革的看法.道出因果.

有人將別人的主觀看法,套入客觀事實真相,目的為毛賊東殺害千萬中國人性命責任推卸到國民政府身上,厘種行為同日本仔否認侵華史實有乜分別！厘種人最適合加入民痙攣！厚顔無恥就是最基本入黨資格。

[ 本帖最後由一枝公於 2010-12-2 22:52 編輯 ]

作者: KMY89 時間: 2010-12-2 23:35

有些走狗不願面對現實，人格低下，含血噴人，喜愛貪污黨，這種漢奸實禽獸不如

。

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-3 07:49

唔使擔心,蔣匪都有個銅俾.....
好彩蔣匪冇埋殺宋慶齡

蔣介石屠殺1021萬的中國人及台灣人，全球殺人王排名第4

兩蔣逝世之時，報紙及電子媒體都以帝王的「崩殂」尊稱。蔣介石在台灣連選得連任，做總統做到死，再父傳子；選總統的國大代表，六年投一次票，不敢不投姓蔣的，其實也只有同額競選，唯一姓蔣的可以投；誰敢膽大包天說要出來與其競選，半夜一定被抓去冠上叛亂罪槍斃；兩蔣在台灣施政方式乃假民主真皇帝的獨裁統治，稱之為「崩殂」名副其實。國大代表憲法規定沒有薪水，兩蔣給他們掛一個「反攻大陸設計委員會」委員的空職，領部長級的高薪，中國來的國代與立監委為吃定台灣人，實行殖民地統治，說什麼他們是法統、道統。一千多個國大代表的「反攻大陸設計委員會」，直到他們被台灣民主運動洶湧的潮流沖激，一、二十萬人包圍立法院、國民大會千罵萬罵罵「老賊」，逼他們下台，四十多年，沒有一個設計出一套「反攻大陸」的辦法，其實他們是設計如何不反攻，才能在台灣為王，做國代立監委做到死，做假總統真皇帝做到死；用戒嚴法及白色恐怖統治台灣。

蔣介石在二二八派軍來台灣大屠殺，他就是二二八事件的元凶禍首；蔣經國在白色恐怖的戒嚴時代，無緣無故被套上叛亂之罪遭其槍斃的人不計其數。美麗島事件前，服務處及黃信介家二次遭受黑道十餘人搗毀，其中就有黑道兄弟向我告密，是警備總部的人拿錢僱他們幹的。林家血案，陳文成命案，成為無頭公案，根本就是蔣經國的特務統治所為。蔣經國的特務系統派黑道去美國暗殺撰寫蔣經國傳的江南，如果不是美國政府窮追猛查，也不可能破案。

蔣介石、蔣經國父子以威權統治了台灣數十年，除了製造228事件的大屠殺外，更在長達38年的戒嚴中，行白色恐怖，造就了數以萬計的政治冤獄，逼使多少台灣人民家庭破碎，也失去自由、健康及永無止境的夢魘。

[ 本帖最後由屍屠華於 2010-12-3 08:43 編輯 ]

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-3 08:46

蔣介石身邊的"殺人魔王"戴笠暗殺多少重量級人物
http://tw.people.com.cn/BIG5/157509/9883393.html

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-5 22:27

各位國匪黨黨員快d出來護蔣匪

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-12-9 17:39

一碌棍急性失明 ?

阿桑奇不畏強權爆國際黑社會內幕
慘遭全球民主自由人權法治黑社會幫派聯手迫害
搞到喪家狗一樣走投無路
民主自由人權至上嘅加拿大總理競選經理仲話 :
應該暗殺阿桑奇

'Wikileaks founder Assange should be assassinated'

"Obama should use a drone or something" says former adviser to Canadian PM Harper, Tim Flanagan, in interview by CBC.

http://www.jpost.com/International/Article.aspx?id=197544

劉小波同趙連海都未至於俾老共話要暗殺喎
阿桑奇危在旦夕
港產含洋七民主鬥士死哂去邊
點解唔出嚟主持公道?

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-10 09:19

國匪黨黨員去晒邊?快d出來護蔣匪

厘種人最適合加入民痙攣！厚顔無恥就是最基本入黨資格。

作者: 一枝公 時間: 2010-12-10 23:46

引用:

原帖由 飛毛腿 於 2010-12-9 17:39 發表
一碌棍急性失明 ?

阿桑奇不畏強權爆國際黑社會內幕
慘遭全球民主自由人權法治黑社會幫派聯手迫害
搞到喪家狗一樣走投無路
民主自由人權至上嘅加拿大總理競選經理仲話 :
應該暗殺阿桑奇 :so ...

閣下做乜甘突然甘關心阿桑奇？洋人社會鬼打鬼、你應該叫好架！不過,你契爺共匪應該派解放軍到英國營救阿桑奇啦！阿桑奇講過自己有乜東瓜豆腐、就爆大鑊、爆埋你契爺共匪同俄國佬勾結Ｄ衰野。你契爺共匪仲唔派兵！

共匪駛乜暗殺劉曉波同趙連海呀！心情好既、就放出黎跑吓！心情差、鎖返佢入去！玩都玩死佢啦、駛乜玩暗殺呀。

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-11 01:12

如果是蔣匪,一早派人殺咗佢了

蔣匪之子一早已同俄國佬勾結

[ 本帖最後由屍屠華於 2010-12-11 09:26 編輯 ]

作者: 飛毛腿 時間: 2010-12-11 15:37 標題: 回復 40# 的帖子

扮完失明家下又回復弱智本色嘞

共匪 d 衰嘢唔駛阿桑奇爆啦
大妓院、爛果日報、中國民運人權作嘢中心....之類日爆夜爆
連你都識得隨口噏咩共匪送百九幾萬平方公里俾北極熊
共匪貪官晌美加澳開海外帳戶
受美加澳訓身保護貪官黑錢
仲有咩衰嘢逃得過你哋 d 神通天眼吖

呢嗱﹐你洋主子洋契爺就唔同嘞
成日鳩噏咩言論自由、人權、法治...鳩之孖碌
俾阿桑奇曬 d 臭過狗屎嘅卑鄙賤格所為出嚟
家陣就扯爛面唔講咩人權自由去封殺阿桑奇
一堆食洋

嘅黃皮狗奴才就集體失明
攬住個狗奴劉小波當佢係救世主下凡狂舔佢 c 眼

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-22 11:04

蔣匪之子一早已同俄匪勾結

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2010-12-31 10:31

蔣匪之子一早已同俄匪勾結

作者: 無神論狂徒 時間: 2011-1-6 16:49

早五六年香港政府話要立惡法廿三，癲覆國家罪；果時我唔算好反對，個人認為國家安全是一個基本國策，如果有人要癲覆國家，好應該要治罪吖，我唔係中共擁護者，但係一個正常國家有呢條法例，好正常；
之但後幾年後，我睇法係，我都認為正常國家都應該要立呢條法，但係我對中共呢方面冇信心，一條法例，可以任佢講～
趙連海唔係癲覆國家，只係義務幫人啫，攞回公道，但都可以入一條尋釁滋事罪，一條法例，可以除意歪曲應用～
我對廿三條立法今日頗反感～不會相信中共會正常用呢條條例～

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2011-1-11 16:19

杜魯門：他們是賊，每一個都是賊！
紐約時報2003年10月25日用了相當大的篇幅，以《蔣女士，中國領導人的寡婦，105歲死亡》
（原文連結自紐約時報）http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/25/international/25CHIA.html
為題，回顧蔣宋美齡的一生非常值得注意的事，整篇文章，從開始到結尾都不斷強調一件事，就是蔣宋美齡A了美國的錢，也清楚提及美國人對蔣宋美齡幻滅 (disillusion)的過程。台灣的統派媒體和政客只顧吹噓蔣宋美齡如何受到美國人愛戴，而隱藏美國人後來極端厭惡蔣宋美齡的事實，真是夠了。
因為篇幅太長，我僅就統派媒體不會提及的段落翻譯出來，上下文難免不接，翻譯不好，請海涵。
歷史學家們紀錄了蔣介石以殘殺手腕、贏取、保有，最終失去權力的過程。後來幾年，事情變得明朗化，蔣氏家庭A了好幾億用來支援中國抗日和打共產黨戰爭的美援。
雖然蔣女士在美國的公眾輿論裡有一種明星般的形象，法蘭克福‧羅斯福總統和其它領袖們，對她和她丈夫專制和腐敗的作為感到幻滅。Eleanor羅斯福女士在一場白宮晚餐中，當問到蔣女士的中國政府如何處理煤礦工人罷工問題時，他所獲得的答案是令人感到驚恐的：蔣女士不發一語，用尖銳的指甲在她的脖子前比了一比。
「她可以把民主談得很漂亮，但是，她不知道如何生活在民主政治裡。」羅斯福女士事後說。
戰爭結束前夕，國民政府的官員們對政府的忠誠已消失殆盡。政府愈來愈貪婪，甚至在財政上叛國，貪得無厭的印鈔票，使得中國對美金的匯率跌到只剩好幾百萬分之一。許多國民政府的軍隊因沒有薪水而被迫乞討，但是，美國外交官員們發現，從美國送去中國的軍事補給，有時在一抵達中國就出現在黑市上。
即使在戰爭最緊張的時刻，蔣女士也經常離開她的丈夫，忽然消失在紐約幾個月，蔣幫因為太神秘而無能反駁有關他們婚姻的謠言，但是，蔣女士的自動消失，或許也肇因於她日益惡化的皮膚狀況。
在上海時，有一天蔣女士如常地坐著她的大型加長Limousine上街購物...(這段講到她和毒販頭子杜月笙的恩怨) ....
蔣女士很快的在華府引起風潮，她在國會強有力和熱情的演說，引起了如雷的掌聲，她然後橫越整個國家，出現在麥迪遜花園廣場和好萊塢Bowl。
但是，她同時卻引起了美國軍人對她的厭惡，尤其是她回到戰時的首都重慶，帶著許多箱的皮箱，其中一個撐開來，露出了裡面奢華的化妝品，私人衣物和時髦昂貴的日用品。
這只是國民政府正迅速的走向自我毀滅，逐漸腐敗的小警訊。......
其他在中國的美國官員也對國民政府偷雞摸狗的腐敗行徑發出警告。美國在戰時，支援中國超過三十億美元，但是，大多數都是宋子文經手，宋是中國駐在華府的財政首長。後來事實顯示，宋家為了分贓這些A來的美援，搞得家庭很不愉快。......
蔣女士在1948年十月到華府來要錢打共產黨，但是，美國國會才通過對中國的十億援助，此時，杜魯門總統對蔣家夫婦已經非常沒有耐心，給蔣家錢對於支持國民黨政府根本沒有一點幫助。蔣女士從此沒有再回到中國。
蔣女士說：「我不會再向美國人要什麼了，要不是你們愛我們，要不就是你們的心已背離了我們。」
挫折之下，她公開的將美國政治比喻成「無恥的粗鄙無文」。美國多年來對蔣家這樣大方的支持，竟然換得這樣的評價，這激怒了杜魯門。
「他們是賊，她們每一個人都是賊。」杜魯門指的是國民政府的領導人，「他們從我們送給蔣政府的上十億美金裡，偷取了將近七億五千萬美金。他們偷了這筆錢，而且將這筆錢投資在巴西的聖保羅，以及就在這裡，紐約的房地產。」

http://www.southnews.com.tw/

[ 本帖最後由屍屠華於 2011-1-11 16:24 編輯 ]

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2011-1-11 16:19

Madame Chiang Kai-shek, a Power in Husband's China and Abroad, Dies at 105
THE NEW YORK TIMES
By SETH FAISON Published: October 25, 2003
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/2 ... 7de69e3&ei=5070

Madame Chiang Kai-shek, a pivotal figure in one of the 20th century's great epics — the struggle for control of post-imperial China waged between the Nationalists and the Communists during the Japanese invasion and the violent aftermath of World War II — died on Thursday in Manhattan, the Foreign Ministry of Taiwan reported yesterday. She was 105.
Madame Chiang, a dazzling and imperious politician, wielded immense influence in Nationalist China, but she and her husband were eventually forced by the Communist victory into exile in Taiwan, where she presided as the grande dame of Nationalist politics for many years. After Chiang Kai-shek died in 1975, she retreated to New York City, where she spent the rest of her life.
But her old influence overseas was matched, and perhaps exceeded, by the relentless and sophisticated lobbying effort she and her husband set up in Washington, through which they distributed uncounted millions through law firms and public relations companies to promote Taiwan's cause and maintain recognition by the American government.
During the 1950's, Madame Chiang and her husband blamed the United States for the Nationalists' loss of China, and continued to campaign for help from Washington to retake the mainland. Although that hope eventually faded, American support for Taiwan remained strong for years, delaying Washington's recognition of Beijing as the capital of China until 1979, three decades after the Communists seized power.
As a fluent English speaker, as a Christian, as a model of what many Americans hoped China to become, Madame Chiang struck a chord with American audiences as she traveled across the country, starting in the 1930's, raising money and lobbying for support of her husband's government. She seemed to many Americans to be the very symbol of the modern, educated, pro-American China they yearned to see emerge — even as many Chinese dismissed her as a corrupt, power-hungry symbol of the past they wanted to escape.
Ultimately, that difference in perspectives was perhaps one reason that she fled an increasingly democratic Taiwan, where many people reviled her and where she felt less at home as native Taiwanese eclipsed the exiled mainlanders.
Madame Chiang was the most famous member of one of modern China's most remarkable families, the Soongs, who dominated Chinese politics and finance in the first half of the 20th century. Yet in China it was her American background and style that distinguished Soong Mei-ling; that was her maiden name, sometimes spelled May-ling.
For many Americans, her finest moment came in 1943, when she barnstormed the United States in search of support for the Nationalist cause against Japan, winning donations from countless Americans who were mesmerized by her passion, determination and striking good looks. Her address to a joint meeting of Congress electrified Washington, winning billions of dollars in aid.
She helped create American policy toward China during the war years, running the Nationalist government's propaganda operation and emerging as its most important diplomat. Yet she was also deeply involved in the endless maneuverings of her husband, who was uneasily at the helm of several shifting alliances with Chinese warlords vying for control of what was then a badly fractured nation.
A devout Christian, Madame Chiang spoke fluent English tinted with the Southern accent she acquired as a schoolgirl in Georgia, and she presented a civilized and humane image of a courageous China battling Japanese invasion and Communist subversion. Yet historians have documented the murderous path that Chiang Kai-shek led in his efforts to win, then keep, and ultimately lose power. It also became clear in later years that the Chiang family had pocketed hundreds of millions of dollars of American aid intended for the war.
Madame Chiang had a notoriously tempestuous relationship with her husband, and then with his son by a previous marriage, Chiang Ching-kuo, who became Taiwan's leader after Chiang Kai-shek's death. She had no children.

作者: 屍屠華 時間: 2011-1-11 16:23

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/2 ... 3&ex=1172034000
Her skill as a politician, alternately charming and vicious, made her a formidable presence. She made a play for Taiwan's leadership after Chiang Ching-kuo died in 1988, even though she was 90 and living in New York.
Although she suffered numerous ailments, including breast cancer, she outlived all her contemporary rivals. She was said to credit her religious faith — she told friends she rose at dawn for an hour of prayer each day — for her good health.
Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell, who worked closely with her when he commanded American forces in China during the war, described Madame Chiang in his diary as a "clever, brainy woman."
"Direct, forceful, energetic," he wrote. "Loves power, eats up publicity and flattery, pretty weak on her history. Can turn on charm at will and knows it."
Soong Mei-ling's rise to power began when she married Chiang in an opulent ceremony in Shanghai in 1927, bringing together China's star military man with one of the nation's most illustrious families.
Her eldest sister, Soong Ai-ling, directed the family's affairs and innumerable money-making ventures with the help of her husband, H. H. Kung, a scion of one of China's wealthiest banking families.
Madame Chiang's second sister, Soong Qing-ling, was the wife of Sun Yat-sen, China's first president after the last emperor was toppled in 1911. After Sun's death, Soong Qing-ling carried his banner over into the Communist camp, causing an irreparable rupture in the family.
When the vanquished Nationalists retreated to Taiwan in 1949, Soong Qing-ling stayed behind. The Communist Party leadership called her the only true patriot in the Soong family, and appointed her honorary chairman of the People's Republic in 1980, a year before her death.
A Telling DittyToday, Chinese still remember the three sisters with a telling ditty: "One loved money, one loved power, one loved China," referring respectively to Ai-ling, Mei-ling and Qing-ling.
Madame Chiang's elder brother, T. V. Soong, often called Nationalist China's financial wizard, served at various times as finance minister, acting prime minister and foreign minister, where his primary role was raising money from America.
Although Madame Chiang developed a stellar image with the American public, President Franklin D. Roosevelt and other leaders became disillusioned with her and her husband's despotic and corrupt practices. Eleanor Roosevelt was shocked at her answer when asked at a dinner at the White House how the Chinese government would handle a strike by coal miners. Madame Chiang silently drew a sharp fingernail across her neck.
"She can talk beautifully about democracy," Mrs. Roosevelt said later. "But she does not know how to live democracy."「她可以把民主談得很漂亮，但是，她不知道如何生活在民主政治裡。」羅斯福女士事後說。
By the end of the war, the loyalty of Nationalist officials melted away as the government grew corrupt and fiscally traitorous, printing money so aggressively that the Chinese currency fell to an exchange rate of several million yuan to the dollar. Many Nationalist soldiers were reduced to begging for food because they went unpaid, yet American diplomats discovered that military supplies sent from the United States to China sometimes appeared on the black market soon after arrival.戰爭結束前夕，國民政府的官員們對政府的忠誠已消失殆盡。政府愈來愈貪婪，甚至在財政上叛國，貪得無厭的印鈔票，使得中國對美金的匯率跌到只剩好幾百萬分之一。許多國民政府的軍隊因沒有薪水而被迫乞討，但是，美國外交官員們發現，從美國送去中國的軍事補給，有時在一抵達中國就出現在黑市上。
During the 1950's, Madame Chiang and her husband continued to campaign for help from Washington to retake the mainland, although That hope eventually faded.
In New York, Madame Chiang lived in an apartment on Gracie Square in Manhattan. In March 1999, as she turned 101, hard of hearing but still quick-witted, she told visitors that she read the Bible and The New York Times every day.
The Soong family's saga, cutting across many strands of modern Chinese history, began when Madame Chiang's father, Charlie Soong, sailed to the United States at the age of 12. Coming from a family of traders in Hainan Island in the South China Sea, Mr. Soong was taken in by Methodists in North Carolina who converted him to Christianity in hopes of sending him back to spread the word of Jesus in China.
After returning to Shanghai in 1886, Mr. Soong, a genial wheeler-dealer, passed up missionary life to start a business printing Bibles, earning a fortune. He also printed political pamphlets secretly for Sun Yat-sen, then working to overthrow China's last emperor. On Jan. 1, 1912, Sun became China's first president.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/2 ... 3&ex=1172034000
Sun lasted in office only a few months before his coalition disintegrated, and after he fled to Japan, he hired Mr. Soong's second daughter, Soong Qing-ling, as a secretary. They soon married, despite the age difference: he was 50 and she was 21.
Educated in America
Mei-ling Soong was born in Shanghai on March 5, 1898, although some references give 1897 as the year because Chinese usually consider everyone to be one year old at birth. At the age of 10, she had followed her elder sisters to the Wesleyan College for Women in Macon, Ga.
She entered Wellesley College near Boston in 1913; her brother, T. V., was enrolled at Harvard. She majored in English literature, and was remembered by her classmates as a chubby, vivacious and determined student. She graduated in 1917 and returned to Shanghai speaking English better than Chinese.
She was introduced to her future husband in 1922. By that time, she had matured into a slender beauty and taken to wearing full-length, body-hugging gowns.
Chiang Kai-shek, a severe-looking military aide to Sun who established a school for officers in southern China, may have been as attracted to the Soongs' financial and political connections as he was to their youngest daughter. His initial overtures to her were rebuffed, and after Sun's death in 1925, as Chiang took the title generalissimo and tried to succeed him as the leader of the Nationalist cause, he proposed to Sun's young widow, Soong Qing-ling. She said no.
Chiang allied himself with warlords in southern and central China and with the Soviet Union, where Stalin regarded the Nationalists as more progressive than the warlords who still controlled Beijing and northern China. Communist rebels, not yet led by Mao Zedong, felt they deserved Moscow's support. But Stalin insisted on supporting the Nationalists.
In 1927, Chiang shocked his Soviet backers by carrying out a massacre of leftists in Shanghai. Edgar Snow, the American journalist, estimated that Chiang's forces had executed more than 5,000 people.
The massacre caused a permanent rent in the Soong family. Soong Qing-ling, as Sun's widow, led a faction of Nationalists who voted to expel Chiang from all his posts. T. V. Soong resigned as finance minister, though he was later persuaded to resume his alliance with Chiang.
When Chiang renewed his interest in Soong Mei-ling in 1927, she told him that she would consent to marry only if he could win the approval of her mother, who had reservations about a man who was neither Christian nor single. Chiang had already fathered a son in a marriage that was arranged when he was only 14, and had adopted a second son and married a second wife, Chen Chieh-ru. Chiang promised to convert, and eventually sent Chen away to the United States, where she enrolled at Columbia University and earned a doctorate.
The Chiang-Soong wedding took place in Shanghai on Dec. 1, 1927. A small Christian ceremony was held at the Soong mansion on Seymour Road, followed by a political ceremony at the Majestic Hotel, beneath a portrait of Sun.
As a political partner to her husband, Madame Chiang developed what she called the New Life Movement, a series of principles for modernizing China through social discipline, courtesy and service. She engineered public hygiene campaigns and denounced traditional superstitions.
While many ordinary Chinese resisted it, the campaign was popular with foreigners, particularly with Henry Luce, the publisher of Time magazine, who was born to missionaries in China. A longtime supporter of the Chiangs, Luce named the couple "Man and Woman of the Year" in 1938.
During the war with the Japanese, Madame Chiang pushed her husband to build up the Nationalist air force, and helped hire Claire Chennault, who commanded a mercenary force of pilots that came to be known as the Flying Tigers.
During World War II, the relationship between General Stilwell, Chiang and Madame Chiang proved contentious. The general accused Chiang of hoarding resources, deliberately avoiding battle with the Japanese to spare his men to fight the Communists.

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Madame Chiang was in the middle, sometimes interceding on General Stilwell's behalf when resisting him threatened American support. But she also plotted against the general, telling journalists that he was incompetent. She and her husband lobbied Washington to have him replaced, and he was, in 1944.
After Japan was defeated in 1945 and the civil war between Nationalists and Communists accelerated, the Communists swiftly expanded their control into the northeast.
The governing Nationalists received considerable American aid, but American officials in China warned of vast amounts of graft among Nationalists. More than $3 billion was appropriated to China during the war, and most of it was transmitted through T. V. Soong, who as China's foreign minister was based in Washington. It later became apparent that the Soong family suffered vicious infighting over the purloined funds.其他在中國的美國官員也對國民政府偷雞摸狗的腐敗行徑發出警告。美國在戰時，支援中國超過三十億美元，但是，大多數都是宋子文經手，宋是中國駐在華府的財政首長。後來事實顯示，宋家為了分贓這些A來的美援，搞得家庭很不愉快。......
Madame Chiang traveled to Washington again in November 1948 to plead for emergency aid for the war against the Communists. Yet Congress had recently assigned $1 billion more to China, and President Truman was impatient with the Chiangs and what had become an apparently hopeless effort to shore up the Nationalist government. Madame Chiang never returned to China.蔣女士在1948年十月到華府來要錢打共產黨，但是，美國國會才通過對中國的十億援助，此時，杜魯門總統對蔣家夫婦已經非常沒有耐心，給蔣家錢對於支持國民民政府根本沒有一點幫助。蔣女士從此沒有再回到中國。
"I can ask the American people for nothing more," she said. "It is either in your hearts to love us, or your hearts have been turned from us."蔣女士說：「我不會再向美國人要什麼了，要不是你們愛我們，要不就是你們的心已背離了我們。」
In her frustration, she publicly likened American politics to "clodhopping boorishness." Coming after years of generous American support, that irritated Truman.挫折之下，她公開的將美國政治比喻成「無恥的粗鄙無文」。美國多年來對蔣家這樣大方的支持，竟然換得這樣的評價，這激怒了杜魯門。
"They're thieves, every damn one of them," Truman said later, referring to Nationalist leaders. "They stole $750 million out of the billions that we sent to Chiang. They stole it, and it's invested in real estate down in São Paolo and some right here in New York."「他們是賊，她們每一個人都是賊。」杜魯門指的是國民政府的領導人，「他們從我們送給蔣政府的上十億美金裡，偷取了將近七億五千萬美金。他們偷了這筆錢，而且將這筆錢投資在巴西的聖保羅，以及就在這裡，紐約的房地產。」
General Chiang resigned as president of Nationalist China in January 1949 and fled to Taiwan that May, taking with him a national art collection that was kept in crates in Taiwan for years as the Chiangs clung to the ever-diminishing hope that they would some day take it back to Beijing.
Over the years, Madame Chiang's health wavered, and in 1976 she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a mastectomy, and later, a second one.
Her Final Years Even after she moved to permanent residence in New York, she kept her finger on the pulse of Nationalist politics. She returned to Taiwan after her stepson died in January 1988. Even though she was nearly 90, she tried to rally her old allies. But Lee Teng-hui, chosen as vice president both because he was Taiwan-born and because he was considered a pushover by fellow Nationalists, proved more adept at politics than expected, and he gradually solidified his control.
Madame Chiang lived out her final years in New York, with a pack of black-suited bodyguards who cleared the lobby of her Gracie Square apartment building every time she entered or left. She returned to Congress for one last appearance in 1995.
Until this year, Madame Chiang maintained an annual tradition of receiving a few friends at her Manhattan apartment on her birthday. But this year, she came down with pneumonia, and was unable to do that, the local Chinese press reported.Her last public appearance was believed to be in January 2000, when she attended an exhibition of her watercolor paintings of traditional Chinese landscapes at the Queens headquarters of the World Journal, a prominent local Chinese newspaper. She was in a wheelchair, but was reported to be in good spirits, telling people there that she was very happy that day.

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作者: 暗黑騎士 時間: 2011-1-16 18:08

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