【新唐人2013年04月26日訊】中國四川汶川地震帶給災民的傷痛尚未撫平，雅安蘆山縣再次遭大地震襲擊，國際媒體說，中國正在經歷環境風暴，可能威脅到統治集團的統治。而評論指出，中共對人文環境和自然環境的徹底破壞，已經讓中共走到了滅亡的前夜。
4月25號，四川宜賓市1小時內發生3次地震，相關人士說，這3次地震與雅安蘆山地震無關。截至25號上午11點半，地震已造成4千多間房屋受損，數十人受傷。
雅安蘆山20號發生的大地震，目前已導致數萬人受傷，數百人死亡，房屋幾乎全部受損，包括汶川地震後重建的建築。
23號，《加拿大廣播公司》的評論文章說：「中國正在經歷環境風暴：地震、空氣污染和癌症村，可能威脅到統治集團的統治。」
報導說，2008年，一場破壞性更強的汶川大地震，造成約7萬人死亡，當天下午，數千名兒童被中共貪官勾結的無良企業，粗製濫造的校舍砸死。救災資金也被發現落入一個個貪官的口袋。
但是，站出來呼籲要求追究當事官員責任的人卻被查處。其中之一是環保作家譚作人，他被當局以「煽動顛覆國家政權罪」判刑5年。目前，正被關押在這次地震的中心：雅安。
評論說，地震、洪水、乾旱等自然災害，在中國的歷史上有一個特殊的地位，因為古代王朝的統治權依賴於「天命」的概念。
中國歷史學專家李元華指出，中國一直是相信天命的，歷代統治者在遇到天災或人禍時，都會反醒自己的統治。
中國歷史學專家李元華：「唯獨在這個過程中例外的是中共，它往往把所謂的天災，或者它自己做出的人禍，推委給所謂天災，而不顧老百姓的死活，而在這過程中，中共去宣傳自己，借人民的苦來宣傳它的所謂『偉、光、正』。」
李元華指出，中共為了專制集團的利益，提前知道地震，也不預報。
李元華：「談到具體某一件事件時，其實都不是偶然的，都是它一貫政策，忽視環境、忽視對環境保護、忽視對人權的關受、忽視這個社會基本保證體系的完善，甚至把老百姓捐的救災款去中飽私囊，實際上都加重了災害的強度。」
3月底，一項為期3年的中國水利普查顯示，1990年代以來，流域面積超過100平方公里的河流，已減少了2萬8千條；2月底，中共承認工業工廠附近存在「癌症村」，而且已有數百個因污染造成的「癌症村」﹔一項研究還顯示，2010年，中國空氣污染導致了120萬人過早死。
中共兩會後，上海黃浦江發現了1萬6千頭死豬順流而下。沒有幾天，四川一條河道又出現了上千隻死鴨﹔ 隨後，新型H7N9禽流感在大陸全面爆發。
時政評論員汪北稷：「就是人文環境和自然環境都被徹底的破壞了，這種對自然的破壞也是史無前例的，沒有一個民族，沒有一個國家，沒有一個政黨，沒有一個過去的統治者，包括封建時代的統治者，會對環境這麼不愛惜，這麼殘暴的去掠奪。」
美國的「中國社會民主黨」中央委員會主持人劉因全指出，中共已到了滅亡的前夜，正面臨著各種危機的總爆發。
美國「中國社會民主黨」中央委員會主持人劉因全： 「像水污染、空氣污染、連孩子喝的奶粉都買不到放心的，包括死豬，大量的死豬、死雞、包括瘟疫，更不用說，由於地方官員，特別是公、檢、法草菅人命，他們不秉公執法，他們執法犯法，他們欺壓無權、無勢的老百姓，這樣就造成民怨沸騰。」
劉因全說，中國歷朝歷代在滅亡之前，都是天災人禍同時爆發，瘟疫流行，人們沒法生活，於是揭竿而起。
汪北稷也表示，中共的滅亡已經是大勢所趨。
Are natural disasters warnings for China’s regime?
When people in China have barely gotten over the painful
Wenchuan earthquake, another major earthquake, the Ya’an earthquake, hit.
International media said that China is undergoing
environmental turmoil, which may threaten the Chinese regime’s rule.
Commenters pointed out that the Chinese Communist
Party’s (CCP) complete destruction of human and natural environments
has caused itself to come to the eve of collapse.
On April 25, three earthquakes occurred within one hour
in Yibin City, Sichuan.
Stakeholders said that these three earthquakes
were not related to the Ya’an earthquake.
By 11:00am on April 25th, dozens of people were injured
and more than 4,000 houses were damaged.
On April 23rd, a commentary from the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation said that China is experiencing environmental turmoil.
Earthquakes, air pollution, and cancer villages
may pose a threat to the CCP’s rule.
It was reported that in 2008, a more devastating Wenchuan
earthquake resulted in approximately 70,000 deaths.
Thousands of children were killed due to collapsed
shoddy school buildings.
Relief funds were found to have fallen
into the pockets of corrupt officials.
However, some people were punished for standing up
and calling for the prosecution of officials involved.
One of them was environmental writer Tan Zuoren.
Tan was sentenced to 5 years and is being held
in Ya’an for “inciting subversion of state power."
Commenters also mentioned that earthquakes, floods,
droughts, and other natural disasters have a special place in China’s history.
The Chinese believe that ancient sovereignty of dynasties
came from the “mandate of heaven.”
Chinese history expert Li Yuanhua points out that people
in China always believe that the fate of rulers depend on heavens;
when disasters occur, natural or man-made,
rulers must look within to inspect their rule.
Li Yuanhua: “Except the CCP.
It calls all disasters acts of God, natural or man-made.
It disregards people’s suffering.
During the process, it promotes itself with praising words,
such as, ‘great, glorious, and positive’."
Li Yuanhua points out that the CCP will not forecast
an earthquake, even if it knew in advance, for its own benefits.
Li Yuanhua: “Nothing is accidental. It has resulted from
its consistent policy of neglecting the environment,
neglecting the protection of the environment,
ignoring human rights, and ignoring the basic
assurance for a perfect social system.
Pocketing relief funds donated by the people
actually increases the intensity of a disaster."
At the end of March, a three-year water census showed
that since the 1990s, the number of rivers with an basin of over 38 square miles has reduced by 28,000.
At the end of February, the CCP admitted to the existence
of cancer villages; several hundred of them are near industrial plants.
One study also showed that in 2010, China’s air pollution
caused 1.2 million premature deaths.
After the CCP’s two sessions, 16,000 dead pigs
floated down the Shanghai Huangpu River.
A few days later, more than 1,000 dead ducks
were found in a Sichuan river.
Subsequently, the full-blown new H7N9 avian influenza
spread all over Mainland China.
Current affairs commentator Wang Beiji: “Even if the human
and natural environments had been completely destroyed, this destruction of nature is unprecedented.
No nation, country, political party, nor any ruler of the past,
including the rulers of the feudal era, would so carelessly and brutally assault the environment.”
Liu Yinchuan, central committee director of Chinese
Social Democratic Party in the US, points out that
the CCP has come to the eve of destruction and
is facing various outbreaks of crises.
Liu Yinchuan: “Such as water pollution, air pollution,
unsafe milk powder, a large number of dead pigs, dead chickens, and plague.
All these show local officials, especially the public, inspection,
and judicial branches, and their disregards for human life.
Their failures to enforce the law impartially, their violations
of law, and their oppression towards the powerless people have caused
endless public resentment."
Liu Yinchuan said that in the ancient times, dynasties
all had natural disasters along with the outbreak of the epidemic at the same time prior to their collapse.
When people cannot live, they rise to rebel.
Wang Beiji said that the CCP’s collapse
is an unavoidable trend.