Cracks in China’s Great Politburo Wall
For Asia Sentinel, Willy Lam reports on apparent tensions between President Hu Jintao and his heir apparent, Xi Jinping, following Xi’s failure to be promoted to the Central Military Commission at the Party Plenum last month:
During his current trip to five European countries, Xi, 56, has depa ...
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This is sign of the coming collapse of the chinese communist party. when you hear the word like powerful gang of princelings, it sounds somewhat like mafia and bunch of thugs, hungry for their own interest and powers. China is off to be better with consience leaders with true democratic values.
Willy,willy you are just reading too much into tea leaf. Your prediction of turmoil,riot and blood on the street is nothing but figment of your imagination to satisfy your paymaster. Your track record is abysmal nothing of your fertile imagination ever come to fruition
Fertile imagination, John? Whose?
Where does Tenzin predict “turmoil,riot and blood on the street”?
Tenzin’s observation has some value while you are just ranting away…
I read many articles from chinese intelectuals about the inner circle of the chinese communist political tug of war which is unknown to millions of ordinary chinese citizen as they rely only on the communist mouth piece news agencies. the fact is that there are power struggle as you have read in the above articles and also predicted by many chinese scholars and even premier Wen said in CNN news which was censored in china that he cannot even predict what china will be in future. you can see his hesitation and nervousness. and one thing John! i am not talking about the riots or blood shed, communist party will disgracefuly disolve by itself. its just a matter of time.