Huang, Jianbing: The Chinese Communist Party Monopolizes National Resources and Wealth
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Date: 3/3/2012 5:41:30 PM
Sender: Huang，Jianbing
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Huang, Jianbing: The Chinese Communist Party Monopolizes National Resources and Wealth
黄剑冰（Huang，Jianbing）
The “two conferences”——the National People’s Congress and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference led by China communist government, are going to be held in Beijing on March 5, 2012. The government claims that the “two conferences” will make the next five-year plan about the development of China’s society, politics, economy, and culture. However, actually, the “two conferences” are a chance for the Chinese bureaucratic groups to monopolize and divide up social resources and wealth. That is a mockery of human rights and democracy.
The China’s economic reform has been experiencing more than thirty years. An extrusive phenomenon appeared during those several decades, is that a vested interest group with the party and government at the core has formed. On the aspect of economic benefit, a bureaucratic privilege stratum is formed between human rights and citizenship. A combination of such bureaucratic stratum and powers become a bureaucratic group. The National People’s Congress and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference is a prominent stage for the bureaucratic group to get into the act. The Chinese People’s Political Consultative Committee (CPPCC) becomes a club provided for the multimillionaires. To ensure maximization of the bureaucratic group’s benefits, is the actual goal of the plan about the development of society, politics, economy, and culture, made by the bureaucratic group. The majority’s interests could not be represented by such bureaucratic group. The representatives of CPPCC are not selected by the Chinese people. The “two conferences” few common people attend, are violation of basic human rights of the Chinese people. The development plan of the China’s social economy decided by the bureaucratic group, is merely defiling public opinions.
Huang, Jianbing
March 3, 2012
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