【新唐人2012年1月23日讯】“枪杆子里面出政权”，这是毛泽东流氓式的政治思想，他认为只要掌握武力军队，就能当权作主。日前，新浪微博出现一则帖子，呼吁战友为了军人的荣誉，人民子弟兵绝不向人民施暴。
一名大陆军人在新浪微博发帖，引起人们的关注并广泛转载。帖子署名，一个意识到枪口已经指向父母、愤然脱掉军装的前陆军少校。他随后还暗示，如果中共军人一旦向百姓施暴，军队中的反对者可能与中共公开决裂，导致“同室操戈”。
去年3月29号的《解放军报》以整版篇幅发表7篇系列文章，批驳军队内部存在的“军队非政治化”、“军队非党化”、“军队国家化”等思潮。此外，在《解放军报》的文章中，中共首次承认“退党大潮”在军队内部的影响。
除了枪杆子，中共另一个维护政权的“笔杆子”，也出现了不聼使唤的现象。1月12号，《南方周末》文章暗讽十八大没有选举，最多只有推举，党内毫无民主。
中国报业对中共和中共宣传部的铁腕控制，在去年7月出现一波抵制高潮。
温州“动力火车”追撞事故发生后，中宣部屡发禁令不许报导，头七期间更强制媒体撤版。然而，近百份报纸却以文字、图片等方式抵制禁令，表达“要真相”的强烈意愿，“站着把新闻做了”。其中最强烈的就是《青年报》、《东方早报》和《南方都市报》等以“开天窗”的形式表达不满。
此外，在2010年谷歌退出中国的时候，大陆官方《重庆晚报》刊出一篇网络文章《网络神兽古鸽迁移记》，以此表达对中共网络审查政策的强烈不满。
2009年11月，《南方周末》则以开天窗的方式，在报纸上刊登广告标语“不是每个人都可以成为大人物，但是每个人都可以在这里读懂中国”，来抗议中宣部强制删除奥巴马的专访内容。
虽然大陆媒体在很大程度上还是中共的喉舌，但一场跟中共和中宣部的博弈已经展开，而且反抗越来越激烈，摆脱中共的意愿越来越强烈。
另一方面，中共官员弃船自保、裸官外逃的问题也日益严重。2010年1月，有报导指出，根据中共中组部调查，几年来中共高干家属、高干子弟移民海外，包括香港和澳门在内一共有108万人，其中包括08年移民澳大利亚的原前政治局常委曾庆红的儿子曾伟，和政治局常委贾庆林的两个儿子。
2004年12月《九评共产党》推出后，掀起了退党、退团、退队的“三退大潮”。从2004年到2011年8月，80个月期间，三退人数达一亿人。三退速度越来越快，对中共投下不信任票的人越来越多，突显了中国人的醒觉在加速扩散，而中共的解体在加快。
新疆维权人士胡军认为，2012年这个“龙年”应该定位为“屠龙年”。
他举例说，从经济层面看，中国今年会出现危机，导致大量失业人口，再加上60年来强权统治下无法化解的社会矛盾，中共财政又出现问题，无力耗费巨资维稳，这将加速中共解体。
胡军：“特别是这几年的经济发展，它（中共）为了解决各种矛盾，它打造一个非常强大的维稳团队。这个维稳的流氓团是需要财政经济来支撑，那麽现在如果经济出了问题，财政就无法对维稳这一帮子的人去满足他们的贪婪。这时候整个就会发生一个逆转，这就形成了非常尖锐的矛盾，这时候中共的体制整个就会崩溃了。”
老子《道德经》有一句话流传了几千年：天网恢恢，疏而不失，意思是说上天的法网看起来空空如也，网眼疏漏，但赏善罚恶毫无差失。对于无神论、与天斗其乐无穷的中共，这张若存若无的天网，收拢机制已经启动。
新唐人记者常春、吴惟、葛雷采访报导。
Signs Indicate the Chinese Communist Party is Being Deserted
“Political power grows out of the gun,” is the gangster-style
political thought of Mao Zedong.
He believed that to control military force is to control political
power.
Recently, a Sina microblog post asked comrades to never turn
their guns against the people in pursuit of soldier’s honor.
A Chinese military man’s comment on Sina, which has been
widely re-reposted online, has caused concern.
The post was signed by a former army major who “realized the
gun is being pointed at his parents, so he angrily took off his uniform.”
He then also suggested that if the regime’s military uses
violence against the people,
the opponents in the military may openly break away from
the Chinese Communists, which will lead to fratricide.
Last March 29th, the Liberation Army Daily published a series
of seven full-page articles to refute the existing idea of an
“apolitical military,” “non-party military,” and “nationalized
military” within the army.
Also in the articles, for the first time the Chinese Communist
regime admitted the impact of the “Quit CCP” activity within the armed forces.
In addition to guns, another tool the CCP has used to maintain
stability of the regime is the pen.
It has appeared to lose control of the pen recently as well.
On January 12th, a Southern Weekend article used innuendo
to criticize the one party rule and lack of democracy in the 18th National Congress.
Last July, there were a series of resistance incidents by the
Chinese media in response to the political control of the Propaganda Department.
After the Wenzhou electric train crash, the Central Propaganda
Department did not allow published reports
and even forced the media to pull the edition containing
details of the issue off the press for the first seven days.
However, hundreds of newspapers resisted this order with
words and pictures, expressed a strong desire for the truth, and courageously continued on with their reporting.
Among them, the Youth Daily, Oriental Morning Post and
Southern Metropolis Daily showed the most intense grievances by leaving their newspapers blank.
In addition, in 2010 when Google pulled out of China,
the state-run media Chongqing Evening News, ,published an
internet article regarding the way Google expressed their
dissatisfaction with the Chinese internet censorship policy.
In November of 2009, Southern Weekend left its newspaper
blank and published an ad stating, “Not everyone can be a big shot,
but everyone can apprehend China here” in protest of the
Central Propaganda Department, which forcibly deleted content of an (Barack) Obama interview.
Although the mainland media is still largely the mouthpiece
of the CCP, a match against the CCP and the Central Propaganda Department has commenced.
The resistance has escalated, and the will to be rid of the CCP
is intense.
On the other hand, the problem of Chinese officials
abandoning their posts and emigrating overseas has become severe.
In January 2010, a report indicated that according to the CCP
Central Organization Department investigation,
1.8 million families of senior CCP cadres moved to
Hong Kong and Macau over the years.
Included are former Politburo Standing Committee Zeng
Qinghong’s son, Zeng Wei, and the two sons of Politburo Standing Committee Jia Qinglin.
Since the release of the Nine Commentaries on the Communist
Party in December 2004,
100 million people have withdrawn from the CCP and its
affiliated organizations within 80 months between 2004 and August of 2011.
People are quitting the CCP at an increasing rate.
It indicates that many people have no confidence in the CCP,
the Chinese are rapidly awakening, and that the disintegration of the CCP is accelerating.
Hu Jun, the Xinjiang activist, considers 2012 the Year of the
Dragon as the year to “slay” the dragon.
For example, from an economic perspective, China will face
crisis this year, he said.
With the large amount of unemployment in addition to the
irresolvable social contradictions over the past 60 years under authoritarian ruling,
the regime’s financial issues will not
allow maintenance of stability.
All of this contributes to the speeding up of
the CCP’s disintegration.
Hu Jun: “In particular, due to economic development in recent
years, in order to solve various contradictions,
the CCP has built a very strong team to maintain stability.
This team needs financial and economic support.
With the economic problems, financially, this bunch of people’s
greed can’t be satisfied.
As a result, this will create a very drastic contradiction,
and the CCP system will collapse entirely.”
Laozi said, Heaven’s net seems sparse, but nothing escapes.
It means that justice is surely to come serve the righteous.
To the atheist communist regime which fights against heaven’s
laws, the heavenly net of justice is now in motion.
NTD reporters Chang chun, Wu Xiong and Ge Lei
