Zhou, Lan: A corrupt system breeds corrupt officials
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Date: 12/7/2018 8:05:18 PM
Sender: Zhou, Lan
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Zhou, Lan: A corrupt system breeds corrupt officials
周岚(Zhou, Lan)
In China today, we can often hear about the collapsed bridges, the flooded Yangtze River flood control levee, the school building that collapsed in the earthquake, who is doing such a bold and unscrupulous manufacturing project of tofu dregs? How are these unqualified projects accepted and completed?
It is the government at all levels of the Chinese Communist Party, and it is the large and small officials of the Chinese Communist government.
Regardless of their positions, CCP officials, as long as they have a little power to contract government projects to some unqualified units, engage in collusion between the government and businessmen, and earn huge rebates; some unscrupulous contractors, because they have undertaken too many projects, have The project was subcontracted, resulting in layers of contracting and peeling layers, creating one after another cutting corners and shoddy bean curd residue projects.
If such a tofu residue project is investigated from the root, the personnel responsible for design, construction, and supervision must be traced.
In the end, the government officials in charge of the project will be traced, and the political future of these officials will be threatened. Those with serious problems will also be held legally responsible; what should be done? These officials will do everything possible to prevent the investigation of the tofu dregs project; or they will try their best to evade responsibility and put blame on others.
The government officials of the Chinese Communist Party are very happy. When it comes to engineering construction projects, they say what is a century-old plan and a great cause for the future; finally, the tofu dregs project was launched. The corruption of Chinese society has reached such a degree. Such a corrupt system breeds such corrupt officials. This social system does not proceed. Is there any hope for democratic political reform in China?
Zhou, Lan
December 7, 2018
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