【新唐人2012年11月07日讯】十八大期间 教育部出台学者黑名单
据中国政法大学教授、法律史专业博导郭世佑11月5号在网上披露，他自己已经被列入中共教育部开出的，十八大期间禁止演讲的学者黑名单。郭世佑的微博发出后，立刻引起网络哗然。很多人想要他提供这个名单，但是，他回应说：“我也没有，也懒得找，各大学党委宣传部等应该有。”
对教育部列出学者黑名单的做法，很多跟帖的网友都表示荒谬。广东徐天明律师则评论说：“党内有监控、整人的黑名单，这显然与法西斯统治区别不大。法治社会会有这种情况发生吗？”
进京介绍信 被讽“良民证”
据《法国国际广播电台》报导，在中共十八大召开前夕，进入北京的安检级别普遍提升，河北唐山市遵化、丰宁等县政府还规定，从河北公路等地公路渠道进京，要携带所谓的“进京人员介绍信”。
这个举动也引起大陆网友的嘲笑，比作日军侵华时代的“良民证”，和帝制时期的“路引”，也有法律学者质疑，没有法律依据。
传薄熙来弟涉泄国家机密 牵连兄妹
海外网站博客写手沈虎宁11月5号，在博文中透露，经过有关部门调查，中共前重庆市委书记薄熙来的弟弟薄熙成，涉嫌泄露国家机密和严重的经济问题。
这一消息引起关注，认为从薄家成员被调查，透露出薄熙来事件的严重程度，薄家兄妹都有可能受到牵连而遭到调查问罪。
几天前，有消息人士爆料，薄熙来的弟弟薄熙成已经被中共调查。
美媒：海伍德是英国情报人员线人
美国《华尔街日报》11月6号报导，经过调查发现，被中共前重庆市委书记薄熙来的妻子杀死的英国商人海伍德，是英国间谍机构军情六处情报人员的线人。有关调查是基于对英国官员以及海伍德朋友的采访。
报导说，海伍德在去年11月被杀害之前的一年多时间里，一直为英国军情六处提供有关薄熙来家庭的情报。
负责军情六处工作的英国外相赫格（William Hague），今年4月曾违背英国政府“不对情报事务置评”的规定，发布声明强调海伍德不是英国政府雇员。
对此，知情人士认为，海伍德确实不是军情六处的工作人员，但他却是军情六处的线人。
编辑/周玉林
Blacklisting Scholars to Ensure the 18th National Congress “Stability”
On Nov. 5, Guo Shiyou, Professor at China University
of Political Science and Law, posted a message on the Internet
saying that he was on the blacklist created by the Ministry
of Education to ban his lecturing during the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) 18th Congress.
Guo’s posts aroused a wave of discussion on the Internet,
many people suggested that he provide the name list.
Guo replied, “I don’t have it; don’t bother to look,
the propaganda department in each university should have it.”
Regarding the Ministry of Education’s behaviors,
many netizens believe it’s ridiculous.
Xu Tianming, a lawyer in Guandong province said,
“the CCP, which has a blacklist for monitoring
and persecution, is no different compared with Fascist rule.
Could this happen in a society governed by the law?”
To Enter Beijing, A Recommendation Letter is Needed
Radio France Internationale reported that before the 18th
Congress, security at the entrance to Beijing has been increasingly tight.
Local councils in places nearby Beijing like Zunhua city
and Fengning county in Hebei province, created a rule that
recommendation letters are required to be brought
during travel to Beijing via Hebei.
This move was mocked by netizens.
They call the letter a “good citizen” identification, which was
used during the period when the Japanese invaded China,
as well as during Imperial Times, when it was referred to
as a “pass.”
Some scholars of law doubt the “recommendation letter”
has any legal basis.
Rumors Say Bo Xilai’s Brother Leaked the State Secret
On Nov. 5, Shen Huning, an overseas Internet writer,
commented on his blog that after being investigated,
Bo Xicheng, younger brother of Bo Xilai, is suspected to have
leaked state secrets regarding the serious economic troubles.
The news drew people’s attention.
They believe that the investigation of the Bo family
is an indication of how serious Bo’s case is.
Bo’s brothers and sisters may all be involved and will
be investigated.
A few days ago, sources said that Bo Xicheng
had been under investigation.
WSJ: Briton Killed in China Had Spy Links
On Nov. 6, The Wall Street Journal reported that
an investigation found that murdered British businessman
Neil Heywood was linked with MI6, the British Secret Intelligence Service.
The investigation was based on interviews with British
officials and close friends of Heywood.
The report said that a year before Heywood’s death
in November 2011, he had been knowingly providing information about the Bo family to MI6.
William Hague, the British Foreign Secretary, broke with
standard policy of not commenting on intelligence matters.
Hague issued a statement in April saying Heywood was
“not an employee of the British government in any capacity.”
Sources said the whether Heywood worked for MI6
is unconfirmed, but that he linked with MI6.
