【新唐人2012年3月17日讯】自从重庆市副市长王立军向美领馆寻求政治庇护事件发生后，重庆市委书记薄熙来的仕途前景，连日来一直是海内外热烈讨论的话题，15号薄突然被免职，中国民间哗然，短短3个多小时有关消息点击率达280多万次，不过，除新浪微博有一些评论外，各大网站全部关闭了相关评论及跟帖﹔16号，中国“微博实名制”开始生效，中共当局阻止未经注册的用户转贴、发帖。
薄熙来突然被免职令外国媒体愕然，对薄进行了广泛、万花筒式的评价。同时，有西方媒体感慨，这是中共政界最具戏剧化的事件，认为薄熙来政治生涯因王立军的丑闻已终结，使得今秋中共权力更加复杂化。
中国网民对薄被免职一事的关注更是超乎想像，网络像炸了锅，短短3个多钟头有关消息的点击率已达280万次，各微博论坛的话题焦点几乎都围着薄熙来一人绕。但是，除了新浪微博有一些评论外，各大网站的评论及跟帖全部被关闭。
中国艺术家艾未未在推特就薄被免职一事评论说：“无论歇了还是挂了，都属于黑社会的自残，不意味着人民的日子会更好，更自由。哪怕是一点呢。”
中国“权利运动”发起人之一的胡军就中共封锁评论及跟帖指出，中共整人的噩梦没醒，仍在相互残杀。
胡军：“他们这一帮子人大部分人都是从文革走过来的，他们也都是老毛给培养出来的吧，没脑子的‘镙丝钉’，他们相互残杀，就是这步棋，今天薄熙来下去了，下一个薄熙来是谁？下一个王立军是谁？他们应该考虑这些问题，而不是说不让人说话。”
腾讯、新浪、搜狐、网易四大门户的微博网站16号在北京、广州等地，实行新注册用户“实名制”，用户必须提交身份证号码、手机号码等信息注册认证，没注册的用户将禁止发帖和转发。
自从去年12月北京颁布微博管理规定后，为抗议实名制和网络监管，一些知名博客相继离开新浪微博。虽然当局通过媒体力挺实名制，但来自各界的反对声音从没平息过。
前“山东大学”教授孙文广：“微博作为当前社会上很流行的一种表达方式，那麽中共当局想尽办法把这个微博控制住，政府公布的一个信息，大家不同意在微博上揭露，中共当局把消息封锁了，那麽大家只能根据外面传说的内容来进行评论，它就想各种办法做限制，搞实名制啊搞什么。”
北京两会期间，中共更是加大对网络的管控，许多敢言人士被禁言，各大论坛、微博封号删贴，还有网民因转发敏感网贴被当局拘留、处罚，遭酷刑。
两会期间胡军因办网站，帮访民维权，被当局断网至今。
胡军：“他现在把我的网给断了，不让我说话，不让我上网，这是非常可笑的事情，你堵着这些东西能起任何作用吗？一样摆脱不了它们覆灭的命运，因为这种民主大潮的力量不是来源于哪几个人，哪几个人说几句话，这是历史潮流，不是哪个人可阻挡的，也不是哪几个人说话能左右的，所以他们最好能清醒一点，把内心那种肮脏的东西早点抛弃，早点还政于民，这才是应该做的事情。”
四川南充两名网友因转发当地两名检察官嫖娼被抓，其中一位至今仍未获释。
《博讯》网站报导，两会期间，一些人大代表的国籍身份受到质疑，中纪委的一份调查，按照去年2月的数据推算，目前政协代表76.77%有外国护照，人大代表57.47%有外国护照，消息在微博曝光后，引发网民一片嘲骂，14号，被当局怀疑曝光这则消息的3名网友，惨遭拘捕和酷刑。
“结石宝宝”家长赵连海：“在今天普世价值倡导言论自由，这样一个普世价值的前提下，而有些人公然去用各种理由和借口去扼杀人说话的权力，这个是应该遭到谴责和鄙视的。实际上在今天来讲，扼杀言论…我们众所周知就是在给独裁专制为它们去助纣为虐。”
总部在巴黎的“记者无疆界”组织近期发布年度报告，中共名列“互联网之敌”的榜单。
【新唐人记者李韵、李若琳报导】
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Bo Xilai Fired, Mainland Website Bans Comment Postings
Ever since Chongqing deputy mayor Wang Lijun escaped to
the U.S Consulate seeking political asylum,
the future of Chongqing Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Secretary Bo Xilai has been the hottest discussion topic in and out of mainland China.
When Bo was suddenly fired on March 15, the news
triggered over 2.8 million hits in less than three hours.
However, except for some comments on SINA, most major
mainland websites have disabled the ability to post follow up comments.
On March 16, the Chinese regime started implementing
real identity verification for micro-blog accounts.
Tthe regime restricts unregistered users from
making postings.
Bo Xilai’s sudden dismissal has stunned foreign media,
many of whom have made comments regarding Bo.
At the same time, western media believe that this is the
most dramatic event in CCP politics. and also believe
that Bo’s political career has ended because of the Wang
Lijun scandal, making the CCP’s power balance even more precarious as it is complex.
Chinese netizens’ interest in Bo’s removal from office
has been beyond all expectation.
In less than three hours, there were over 2.8 million hits on
related news.
The top discussions on every forum or blog seem to be
about Bo Xilai.
However, except for some comments on SINA, most
websites had disabled the ability to post comments.
Renowned mainland Chinese artist Ai Weiwei wrote
on his Twitter, “No matter if (he) is retired, or dead, it’s all part of the infighting of the underworld. This doesn’t mean the common people’s lives will get better,
or more free. Not even a little bit.”
Regarding the ban on comments, one of the Chinese
“Rights Movement” initiators Hu Jun commented that,
the CCP’s nightmare is still not over, they are all still killing each other.
Hu Jun says, “Most of them came out
of the “Cultural Revolution”.
They were trained by Mao Zedong, and are just
mindless screws.
They fight and kill each other, this is part of the plan.
Today Bo Xiliai came down, who will be the next Bo Xilai?
Who’s the next Wang Lijun?
They should think about this issue, and not stop everyone
from talking.”
Tencent, Sina, Sohu, Netease, the four major micro-blog
domains started real identity validation in Beijing, Guangzhou and other places.
New users must provide their ID card number, cellphone
numbers and other information in order to register.
Since Beijing announced micro-blog real-identity
validation and censorship in December of last year, many well known bloggers left SINA micro-blog.
While the regime promotes the real name system
through it’s media campaign.
The protesting voices from all sides have never stopped.
Former Shandong University Professor Sun Wenguang ,
comments : “micro-blog is a popular form of expression in current society, so the CCP has tried everything to control it.
The government annouces something, everyone reveals
the truth behind it on the micro-blog, then, the CCP censors the news.
The Chinese regime blocks the information, so that
everyone can only speculate on what is really true based on rumors.
It has tried various methods to restrict the flow,
like real identity validation etc.”
During the two sessions in Beijing, the CCP
increased control over the Internet.
Many who dared to speak were banned; posts and accounts
on major forums and micro-blogs were deleted.
Some netizens were arrested, fined, or tortured for posting
sensitive information.
During the two sessions, Hu Jun tried to make websites
for helping petitioners, so the regime completely cut off his Internet access.
Hu Jun, “They have cut off my Internet, don’t allow me to
speak, don’t allow me online, this is such a joke.
What is the purpose behind all this?
The regime still can’t escape it’s eventual doom, because
the power of democracy doesn’t originate from a few, from the few that speak.
This is the tide of history, not something a few people can
stop, not something a few people can control.
So they would better being more aware and throwing away
the dirt they have inside them.
They would be better off returning the ruling authority back
to the people, this is what they should do.”
Two netizens from Nanchong, Sichuan, was arrested for
exposing two local prosecutors who visit prostitution ring.
One of them still have not been released.
Boxun reported, during the two sessions, the nationality of
some National Congress representatives were questioned.
According to a report by the Central Commission for
Discipline Inspection, as of Feb of last year,
76.77% of political commission representatives have
foreign visa.
57.47% of National Congress representatives have
foreign passport.
This information caused a storm of criticism when it was
posted on Chinese micro-blog.
On march 14, the three netizens who the regime accused
of spreading the news were detained and tortured.
“Kidney Stone baby” parent Zhao Lianghai,
“In today’s world when universal value promotes free speech,
under such universal values, some people openly use
various reasons and excuses to take away other’s right to speak such actions should be condemned.
In reality, censorship of free speech, we all know that is
helping the dictatorship do evil.”
http://www.ntdtv.com/xtr/b5/2012/03/13/a671917.html#video
Upon learning that the Governor of Calif. was coming to visit,
The organizations Reporters Without Borders recent
published their annual report.
In which the Chinese regime was in the list of
“Enemies of the Internet.”
