【新唐人2011年4月11日讯】自从今年初，中东、北非的“茉莉花革命”火焰狂烧之后，中共在中国境内开始抓捕所谓民运“嫌疑人物”，连拍摄中国“茉莉花集会”照片的青年魏强，也被“劳教”。清明期间，中共又抓捕了700名上北京扫墓的上海访民。媒体报导说：中共“宁可抓错，不肯放过”的狂态，凸显中共的末日情怀。
中共最近两个月以来，监视、软禁、逮捕了许多受嫌疑的民运人士。然而，《美联社》报导，中国的“茉莉花革命”是由海内外受过高等教育的青年发起。这些幕后的搞手有20人，包括在法国、日本、加拿大和韩国等。他们是在网上认识，甚至只知道对方的网名。
“中国人权观察”组织主席秦永敏：“‘外因’是变化的条件，‘内因’是变化的根据，中国国内的事情，它的原因根源存在中国社会、生活本身，而不是在于外部社会怎么样。”
《美联社》的报导表示，这些幕后搞手发表声明，说 “艾未未没有参与茉莉花革命”。
而海外民运人士王军涛向《自由亚洲电台》表示，他曾与这些年青人接触，并提供意见。他说，中共7个礼拜的打击，并没有打到“茉莉花运动”的发起者。锁定的打击对像都是错的。
大陆维权人士张建中也向《新唐人》表示：“至于是谁发起的，我想不重要。他不发起也可能别人去发起，这就是一个历史的车轮…，现在是国内的社会矛盾很尖锐…，司法大倒退，现在堪称比文革还要命！还要厉害！随便抓人、随便失踪，像这种情况不遏制的话，那人民肯定会反抗的。”
在号召第一波“茉莉花集会”时，在王府井拍照的21岁陕西青年魏强被逮捕了，最近他被判2年劳教。
大陆公民记者周曙光：“80后90后，由于网络，所以思想更加多元化，所以很难认同共产党的一些做法。但是80后90后，是没有这种‘家国情怀’的。”
另一方面，据了解，近七百名上海访民，于清明节集体到北京八宝山扫墓，被中共当局定性为“4.05事件”，手持鲜花的访民被密布在八宝山周围的警察抓捕。
维权访民陈先生透露，他们到八宝山的目地只不过是想确认一下贪腐一世的邓小平，死后骨灰盒是否也会很豪华，另外他们手中都拿有鲜花，中共像是患上了恐花症，谁拿花就先抓谁。
而访民顾永洪告诉《大纪元时报》，警方对他们说：“打江山的革命先烈不需要你们访民来瞻仰，访民瞻仰革命先烈就是犯罪！”
报导说，中共所谓的“4.05事件”，凸显了中共“宁可抓错，不肯放过”的狂态。
新唐人记者常春、吴惟、王明宇综合报导。
CCP’s Finale Madness
With the flame of Jasmine Revolution still burning
in the Middle East and North Africa,
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began arresting
pro-democracy movement suspects in China.
A young man, Qiang Wei was sent to labor camp
reeducation for taking pictures of a Jasmine rally.
During the Cheng Ming Festival, CCP arrested
700 petitioners who went to Babaoshan.
Media reports said: The communist China would
“rather arrest wrong people than miss one suspect."
CCP’s madness highlights its fear toward its end.
In the past two months, the CCP monitored,
house-arrested and arrested many suspected
pro-democracy activists. However, according to
Associated Press, China’s Jasmine Revolution was
launched at home and abroad by highly educated
young people. There are about 20 people behind
the scene in France, Japan, Canada and South Korea.
They met online and only know their online names.
China Human Rights Watch Chairman,
Qing Yongmin said: “The external factors
are conditions of transformation;
the internal factors are the basis of change.
The fundamental reason of issues in China lies
in the Chinese society and people’s life,
not because of what happens in other countries."
Associated Press reported that those who behind
the scene claimed that Ai Weiwei
did not involved with the Jasmine Movement.
Overseas Human Rights activist Wang Jintao told
Radio Free Asia that he has met with those
young people and provided them with his insights.
He said CCP’s suppression in the past 7 weeks
did not hit the initiators of the Jasmine Movement.
CCP’s targeted objects were all wrong.
China’s human rights activist Zhang Jianzhong
also told NTD Television: “It is not important
who initiated it. If they didn’t others would have.
This is the wheel of history…With sharp
social conflicts, legal system retrogression,
people being arrested at will and missing at any time,
China now is even worse and more dangerous than
the Cultural Revolution period. If no control is put
in place to stop this, people will certainly resist."
During the first wave of Jasmine ralies in China
21-year old Qiang Wei of Shanxi was arrested
when taking pictures at Wangfujing. Recently
he was sentenced to two years labor reeducation.
Mainland China citizen journalist Zhou Shuguang:
“Young people born in the 80’s 90’s have different
ways of thinking due to the internet. It is difficult
for them to identify with some of CCP’s practices.
For them, there is no sense of national identity."
In addition, it is reported that nearly 700 Shanghai
petitioners went to the Babaoshan Collective Grave
in Beijing during the Ching Ming Festival.
The incident was labeled by the Chinese authorities
as the “4.05 Incident." Petitioners holding flowers
were arrested by police hiding in Baobaoshan.
Petitioner Mr. Chen said that they went
to Babaoshan to check how luxurious the tomb
of corrupt official Deng Xiaoping is.
They held flowers in their hands. Does the CCP have
a fear of flowers, to arrest anyone carrying them?
Petitioner Gu Yonghong told The Epoch Times:
“The police told them, ‘CCP martyrs do not need
you to pay your respect. It is crime for petitioners
to pay respect to revolutionary martyrs’ grave!'"
The so-called “4.05 Incident"
highlights CCP’s madness, where they would
“rather arrest wrong people than miss one suspect."
NTD reporters Chang Chun, Wu Wei and Wang Mingyu.
