【新唐人2011年9月7日訊】加拿大多倫多《環球郵報》（“The Globe and Mail”）獲得的一份文件顯示，大陸軍工企業在卡扎菲倒臺前，試圖向卡扎菲政府出售大量武器彈藥，針對此事，利比亞過渡政府嚴厲批評中共。中共外交部發言人否認中方出售任何軍火給卡扎菲。專家指出，中共出售軍火給獨裁政府早有先例。
加拿大《環球郵報》週日援引所獲得的秘密文件報導說，中國國有軍工企業7月，準備向卡扎菲提供至少價值2億美元的武器彈藥。
《紐約時報》週日也報導說，利比亞過渡委員會官員週日表示，據一名加拿大記者找到的卡扎菲政權的文件，在利比亞反對派和卡扎菲作戰的最後時期，利比亞秘密情報官員在7月16號訪問北京時，與「中國北方工業集團」、「中國精密機械進出口公司」和「中國新興進出口公司」的官員舉行了會面。這些公司表示願意提供價值2億美元的火箭發射器、反坦克導彈、QW-18地對空導彈以及其他武器和彈藥。
中共外交部發言人姜瑜週一承認，卡扎菲政府派人和中國公司代表進行了聯繫。但是她否認中共當局知情，並聲稱，這些公司沒有和利比亞簽署任何合同和向利比亞出口軍事產品。
但是《環球郵報》獲得的這份文件顯示，中國公司表示，利比亞所需的一些武器裝備已經在阿爾及利亞軍方的彈藥庫裡，可以立即送過邊界。
時事評論家陳破空指出，中國國有企業尤其是中國軍火公司，背後的老闆都是政府，沒有任何一個中國公司可以單獨跟外國政府和外國勢力談軍火交易。而且中共支持獨裁政權是它一貫的做法。
陳破空：「因為他們按照一句說法，外交是內政的延續。中國（共）政府把它自己在國內獨裁迫害人民，踐踏人權，這種黑暗的保守的反動的一套向外銷售。所以在國際上中共的做法是支持獨裁政權流氓政權。所以中共就像以前向辛巴威提供軍火來維護穆加貝的獨裁，他也曾向蘇丹軍政府提供軍火，屠殺南部的蘇丹人民。」
針對這份秘密文件，利比亞反對派武裝的發言人布辛（Abdulrahman Busin）說，任何違反制裁決議的國家，今後都沒有甚麼希望同利比亞繼續做生意。他說，有確鑿的證據證明中國和卡扎菲之間有交易。
中國目前是聯合國安理會5個常任理事國中，唯一一個沒有正式承認全國過渡委員會為利比亞新領導的國家，並且，中共阻撓聯合國對利比亞制裁解禁。陳破空表示，中共和利比亞新政府之間在進行一場較量。
陳破空：「中共就是要拿一把，對利比亞反對派，利比亞新政府進行要挟。試圖讓利比亞新政府在中共過去的石油合同上讓步。希望能保全他過去在利比亞的石油合同。我想這件事雙方會繼續角力。利比亞新政府傾向於不再給中共這樣的政權在利比亞的石油合同。但中共在國際舞臺上卡利比亞新政府的脖子。」
美國國務院、國防部和情報部門週日表示，他們不知道中國和利比亞之間有這樣的交易，需要更多時間分析這些文件。聯合國利比亞制裁委員會的官員也表示，他們對此不知情。
新唐人記者秦雪、王明宇採訪報導。
CCP Denies Arms Sales to Gadhafi
Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail obtained
a document showing that military enterprises in China
tried to sell a large quantity of arms and ammunition to
Gadhafi’s government before it fell.
For this matter, Libya’s National Transition Council (NTC)
severely criticized the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry adamantly
denied that China sold arms to Gadhafi.
Experts pointed out that there are precedents that show that
the CCP has no problem selling arms to dictatorships.
On Sunday, The Globe and Mail quoted the obtained secret
document saying that Chinese state-owned military enterprises
were prepared to provide at least $200 million worth of arms
and ammunition to Gadhafi in July.
The New York Times also reported that Libya’s NTC officials
said that a Canadian reporter found a document issued by
Gadhafi’s regime, which showed in the final combat period
between Gadhafi and rebel forces,
Libya secretly sent some of its officials to Beijing on July 16,
and met with China North Industries Group Corporation,
China National Precision Machinery Import & Export Corp.,
and China Xinxing Corporation.
These Chinese companies offered to supply Gadhafi with rocket
launchers, anti-tank missiles, QW-18 anti-aircraft missiles,
and other weapons and ammunition valued at $200 million.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Jiang Yu, admitted
on Monday that Gadhafi sent reps that contacted
these Chinese companies, but the CCP hadn’t been informed.
She also said there’s no known signed contract
for any military sales.
But the document that The Globe and Mail obtained shows
that these Chinese companies said the arms and ammunition
were in an Algerian military depot,
which could be immediately dispatched to Libya.
Commentator Chen Po Kong pointed out that
in Chinese state-owned enterprises,
especially Chinese arms companies, the real boss is the CCP.
No Chinese company could make an arms trade with foreigners
without the CCP’s approval.
And of course, the CCP always supports dictatorships.
Chen said: “According to the CCP’s own words,
their foreign affairs is the continuation of internal politics.
The Chinese regime supports dictatorships that persecutes
their own people, abuses human rights, and controls its people
with an iron grip, just like the CCP does.
For example, it provided arms to Zimbabwe to support the
Mugabe dictatorship and
also provided arms to Sudan government to massacre
the South Sudanese people.
Libyan rebel military spokesman, Abdulrahman Busin said,
“Any country that violates the arms sanction, will
have no opportunity to do business with Libya in the future.”
He said there’s conclusive evidence of the arms trade
between China and Gadhafi.
Now, China is one of five U.N. Security Council members
and is the only member that failed to
officially recognize NTC’s legitimacy.
Chen said that there’s a contest of wills between
the CCP and Libya’s new government.
Chen said: “The CCP is playing with the Libyan rebels,
threatening their new government by trying
to push them into compromising on the oil contract that
the CCP signed with Gadhafi’s regime.
The CCP hopes to save its oil contracts.
I think both parties will continue to contest the issue.
Libya’s new government seems to want to stop the CCP from
benefiting from its huge oil contract,
but the CCP tries to suppress the new Libyan government
on the international arena.
The U.S. State Department, Defense Department and
intelligence agency said on Sunday, that
they do not know about any contracts between China and
Libya, thus they need more time to analyze the situation.
Officials from the U.N. Libyan Sanctions Committee also said
they have no information concerning the matter.
NTD reporters Qin Xue and Wang Mingyu
