【新唐人2012年9月12日讯】美媒:十八大前中共政局比预想混乱
中共政权在十八大前，气氛变得远比预想的要混乱。美国主要媒体都在报导中共接班人习近平最近突然消失的消息。
过去一个星期，习近平已经错过了至少3次，预定和外国高官的会面，而10号，事情变得更为奇怪，中共外交部否认曾经安排了习近平与来访的丹麦首相的会面计划。但是，上星期，外交部却发出邀请，请外国新闻记者10号来采访。
《法国国际广播电台》11号在“美国动向”专栏中，以“美国媒体认为:18大前气氛正变得远比预想的要混乱”为标题报导说，美国的一家中文新闻媒体，在一篇后来被撤掉的报导中说，一名军官制造了企图伤害或杀害习近平的报复性汽车事故。不过，又有一位北京消息灵通的政治分析人士在采访中说，据他所知，59岁的习近平可能得了一次不太严重的心脏病。
《纽约时报》说：无论真实的原因是什么，习近平未予解释的缺席，在十年一次的权力交接前夕发生，是十分显眼的。
《美联社》则报导，俄罗斯总统普京在“亚太经合论坛领导人会议”开幕式上说，由于中共国家主席胡锦涛要处理一个重要的但未指明的国内问题，从而使得上周末的开幕式被推迟。
而《华尔街日报》说：值此国家主席胡锦涛要从总书记位上退下、权力交接预计将在几周内展开之际，围绕着习近平突然从公众生活中消失的谜团，说明了中国将领导人置于信息真空之中，增加了本已紧张的气氛。
王立军案开庭﹖谷开来关秦城监狱
中共政权在十八大前的这场“混乱”始于今年2月，重庆原公安局长王立军逃入美国驻成都总领馆，随后，引出了重庆原市委书记薄熙来的倒台。王立军出逃美领馆，还牵涉薄熙来妻子谷开来杀人及其他罪行。
而成都中级法院11号中午突然出现众多法警，民众怀疑是王立军案件在秘密开庭，或者中央领导到中院视察，作为王立军开庭前的准备或预习。
另外，据《美联社》报导，上个月，被判处“死缓”的谷开来，可能被送往“秦城监狱”服刑。报导说，监狱部分牢房配有沙发和浴室。据一些被关押者回忆，有些牢房面积较大，有休息时间，可以看到图书、电视，但保安仍很严密。
中国海监船何时抵达钓鱼岛﹖
中共政权在十八大前的混乱，还出现在钓鱼岛的紧张局势中。
9月10号《湖北卫视 长江新闻号》根据中央电视台的报导说，中国海监46和海监49正在奔赴钓鱼岛的途中。到10号上午10点41分，海监49距离钓鱼岛仅220海里左右，预计11号凌晨抵达钓鱼岛。
不过，《凤凰东方传媒》的微博写道：快12点了，还没有中国海监船的消息。而细心的网友则说:海监船时速约18海里，10号23点就可以到达钓鱼岛。但现在都11号23点了，海监船还没出现在钓鱼岛海域。请问：1、开过头了？2、迷路了？3、加不起油了？4、堵车了？5、搁浅了？6、压根没去？
编辑/李静 周平
U.S. media: China’s Political Situation Worsened
Before the 18th National Congress, the Chinese Communist
Party (CCP) grew far more chaotic.
The major US media outlets all reported the presumptive
sudden disappearance of Xi Jinping, China’s new leader.
Over the past week, Xi Jinping has missed at least three
scheduled meetings with foreign dignitaries.
Furthermore, on Sept.10, The Foreign Ministry claimed
the meeting between Xi and Danish prime minister was never scheduled to take place at all.
However, last week, the Foreign Office invited foreign
journalists to attend a news conference on the 10th, giving an opportunity for interviews.
On Sept. 11, Radio France Internationale (RFI) published
an article in the US column.
The report stressed in the title that US media believes China
became far more chaotic before the 18th National Congress.
The report said that one Chinese media outlet in the US
published a report, which was later deleted, stating that
Xi was hurt in an auto accident when a military official
tried to injure or kill him in a revenge plot.
A well-connected political analyst in Beijing said in an
interview that 59-year-old Xi might have had a mild heart attack.
RFI cited the New York Times, who said that whatever
the actual reason, Xi’s unexplained absences are conspicuous
on the eve of what is supposed to be China’s
once-in-a-decade transfer of power.
The Associated Press reported that Russian President
Vladimir Putin said over the APEC summit that
the meeting had been delayed because Hu Jintao needed
to attend to an important but unspecified domestic issue.
The Wall Street Journal said that Hu Jintao is due
to hand over his most powerful post to Xi.
The mystery adds to an already tense atmosphere ahead
of leadership transition expected to kick into gear in a few weeks.
Wang Lijun’s Trial Underway? Gu Kailai Sent to Qincheng Prison
The CCP’s chaos ahead of the 18th National Congress
began in February, with Chongqing police chief Wang Lijun
having fled to the US consulate in Chengdu followed
by Chongqing party secretary Bo Xilai’s downfall.
Wang Lijun’s run to the US consulate also exposed the murder
and other crimes committed by Bo’s wife, Gu Kailai.
On Sept. 11, many police suddenly showed up
in Chengdu court.
The public said that Wang Lijun’s trial could possibly be
taking place secretly.
Another plausible theory was that top leaders visited court
in preparation for Wang’s trial.
According to the Associated Press, Gu Kailai, who
received a suspended death sentence last month, is likely to end up in Qincheng Prison.
The report said that the prison has cells with sofas
and private bathrooms.
Ex prisoners who had been jailed in Qincheng recalled that
some cells were quite sizeable,
with some prisoners having break time, reading books,
and watching TV, however, security is tight.
Chinese Warships Deployed to Diaoyu Islands (Senkaku Islands)?
The CCP’s chaos also manifests in Diaoyu Islands
(Senkaku Islands) Tension.
On Sept. 10, Hubei TV cited Central TV who said China
warships 46 and 49 were on their way to Diaoyu Islands.
It said that at 10:41am on Sept. 10, warship 49
was 220 nautical miles from Diaoyu Islands.
It was expected arrive Diaoyu Islands on the early morning
of the 11th.
However, the Phoenix Oriental Media said in a microblog that
it was nearly midnight and there still was no news about warships.
However, netizens noticed that it was said warship speed was
18 nautical miles per hour, thus the ship should have arrived at the Diaoyu Islands at 11pm.
At 11pm on 11th, they still hadn’t shown up
at the Diaoyu Islands. There are unanswered questions.
Did they navigate too fast and pass the Islands?
Did they get lost? Is oil too expensive?
Are there traffic jams? Are they stranded?
Did they never go?
