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Ruan, Dilong: Chinese Army Must Take the Road of Nationalization
Date: 9/6/2012 1:31:23 PM Sender: Ruan, Dilong
Ruan, Dilong: Chinese Army Must Take the Road of Nationalization

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阮狄龙(Ruan,Dilong)

The armies in democratic countries belong to the country but not any Party, and politically, the armies keep their neutralization, which is a significant sign that embodies the democratic system in a country’s political structure. Although China’s constitution specifies that Chinese army belongs to the people, and the Communist regime also tries to make people believe that the Chinese army is the people’s army, and the authority is just representing the people in leading the army, the Communist Party leads the army equates to the people leads the army, so that the Communist Party treats itself the same as the people. That is how the Communist Party deceiving the people.

Over 60 years, the single-party autocratic regime by using the armed force in hand to maintain its ruling in China. The Communist Party penetrates its organization into every basic level of the army, using the theory of “Party Controls the Guns” to brainwash the Chinese soldiers, for the purpose of absolutely controlling the army.

For many years, the authorities rule the country and the army by the Party, turning the Chinese army into a violent tool to protect the private interests of the Communist Party. Now the Chinese army belongs to the Communist authorities. Facts show that the controlling over the Chinese army by the Communist Party must be changed, and the Chinese army has to get rid of the control of the Communist regime, and takes to the road of nationalization.

Ruan, Dilong
09/06/2012


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