【新唐人2011年7月6日讯】中共建党90周年的今天，回顾中共在1949年建政前，要求民主、言论出版自由、集会结社自由、开放党禁等种种言论和承诺，对比中共建政后持续至今的暴政，海内外学者和网民指出，历史将中共的欺骗和邪恶真面目暴露无遗。
7月1号，《新华社》发表文章说，在当今中国，如果照搬西方的多党竞争议会民主制度，仍然会重蹈辛亥革命后政党林立，和文化大革命派别丛生的混乱动荡史。
在今年人大政协两会上，人大委员长吴邦国重申：不搞多党轮流执政，不搞指导思想多元化，不搞“三权鼎立”和两院制，不搞联邦制，不搞私有化。
而1944年6月12号，毛泽东答中外记者团时说，中国的缺点，一言以蔽之，就是缺乏民主。同年又说，结束一党治国，才有民主可言。1945年7月，毛泽东与黄炎培谈话中说，只有让人民来监督政府，政府才不敢松懈。
《刘少奇选集》上卷收录了他在1940年的文章说，共产党要夺取政权，要建立共产党的“一党专政”。这是一种恶意的造谣与诬蔑。
1944年3月12号，周恩来在延安演讲中说，我们认为最重要的先决条件有三个：一是保障人民的民主自由；二是开放党禁；三是实行地方自治。目前全国人民最迫切需要的自由，是人身居住的自由，是集会结社的自由，是言论出版的自由。
林保华（中共党史专家）：“中国还出了一本《民主的先声》，就是把过去革命时期共产党一些社论‘号召民主自由，反对一党专政，反对独裁’那些社论都编辑起来。如果你看那个内容，你绝对不会想到是共产党讲的话。如果这些话你现在摆在中国讲，可能就会把你抓起来，可那个的确是共产党过去讲的。”
《历史的先声——半个世纪前的庄严承诺》一书，由《南方周末》首席评论员笑蜀主编出版，这本书已被当局查禁，笑蜀今年3月遭打压、变相下岗。
1941年6月2号，原中共机关报《新华日报》说，统制思想，箝制言论，这是中国过去专制时代的愚民政策，这是法西斯主义的办法。
《新华日报》还说，愚民政策虽然造成了沙漠，却绝难征服民心。言论出版的自由，是民主政治的基本要件。要真正做到出版自由，必须彻底废除现行检查办法。
林保华：“但实际上建立起来的中华人民共和国，跟它以前讲的这些完全不一样，完全是一个独裁专制。国民党那时候还有个《新华日报》，还可以在重庆骂国民党。但是共产党统治，哪一个报纸可以骂共产党？没有报纸可以骂。”
1943年9月15号，《新华日报》发表社论说，政府天天要人民守法，而政府自己却天天违法。政府所发的那些空头民主支票究竟兑现了百分之几？
1939年2月25号，《新华日报》说，要彻底地、充分地、有效地实行普选制，使人民能在实际上，享有“普通”、“平等”的选举权、被选举权。
程晓农（原中国经济体制改革研究所综合研究室主任）：“大部分人对共产党现在已经失去信任了，共产党讲空话、假话不是一天、两天了，很多人一而再、再而三的被欺骗，也被骗够了，所以有很多人不那么容易上当或者不愿意上当。”
1946年《新华日报》发表《一党独裁，遍地是灾》的社论。1941年10月28号，原中共中央机关报《解放日报》指出：目前推行民主政治，主要关键在于结束一党治国。
毛泽东1946年说，只有法西斯才会残酷的镇压人民的民主诉求，只有法西斯才会扼杀人民的自由及一切自由。
同时，1946年11月17号，《新华日报》说，中国共产党一向是忠实于它对人民的诺言的，一向是言行一致的，因此它的纲领中的每一条文与每一句语，都是兑现的。我们决不空谈保障人权。
国内网民纷纷议论说：“真是难以以相信啊，居然比流氓更流氓！”“人类历史上最无耻的一帮匪徒！”“自己打自己的脸呀！”“好话说尽，坏事做绝，这就是共产党的党性！”
新唐人记者李元翰、王明宇综合报导。
CCP’s Shocking Words Before Taking Power
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) was established
90 years ago. Prior to 1949, it promised democracy,
freedom of press, free speech, the right of assembly
and association, and the removal of party bans.
Today, it still remains a despotic regime.
Scholars and netizens said that history will completely
expose CCP’s litany of lies as well as its evil nature.
On July 1, Xinhua News wrote: “In today’s China,
if the Western multi-party competitive democracy is
adopted, China will again experience the chaos of the
multi-party system that it experienced after the
1911 Revolution and during the Cultural Revolution.
At this year’s Two Conferences, Wu Bangguo, the
Chairman of National People’s Congress, reiterated:
“No multi-parties in power, no diverse guiding theories,
no separation of powers among executive, legislative,
or judicial branches, and no bicameral system,
federalism, or privatization.”
However, on June 12, 1944, when Mao Zedong was
interviewed by Chinese and foreign press, he said,
“China’s drawback, in a word, is its lack of democracy.”
Mao said in the same year that “Only after ending the
one-party system, will there be democracy.”
In July 1945, Mao told Huang Yanpei,
“Only when people are watching the government,
do the officials dare not slack off.”
“Selected Words of Liu Shaoqi” includes an article
written in 1940, stating that the idea that the CCP
will adopt a “one-party system” to take power
is a vicious and slanderous rumor.”
On March 12, 1944, in Yan’an City, Zhou Enlai said,
“The three most important prerequisites are:
guaranteeing democracy and freedom;
removing party bans, and focusing on local autonomy.
People are desperately seeking personal freedom,
freedom of assembly and association, and
freedom of press and speech.”
Lin Baohua, an expert in CCP history, said, “China
published a book titled ‘The Prelude of Democracy,’
which is a collection of CCP’s commentaries on
‘advocating democracy and freedom’ and
‘the anti-one-party system and dictatorship.’
If you read the book, you will never believe that
such things were said by the CCP.
Today, if you say these words in China,
you might be arrested, yet they were said by CCP.”
The book, “The Prelude of Democracy”, was edited
and published by South Weekend’s chief commentator
Xiao Shu, who was dismissed in March 2011.
The book was banned and his views were suppressed.
On June 2, 1941, Xinhua Daily, the CCP’s former
official newspaper, wrote: “To control thoughts and
speech is a policy of obscurantism in China’s age
of autocracy and a policy of fascism.”
Xinhua Daily also said, “Although the policy of
obscurantism offered certain rewards,
it cannot win people’s hearts.
The freedom of speech and press is a prerequisite of
democracy.
To truly realize the freedom of press,
censorship should be abolished.”
Lin Baohua: “But actually, the CCP’s
People’s Republic of China is a tyrannical regime
and is totally different from what it promised.
In the Nationalist Party’s regime,
there was still a Xinhua Daily refuting the
Nationalist Party in Chongqing City.
But with the CCP’s regime, which newspaper in China
dares to criticize the CCP? Not even one.”
On September 15, 1943, Xinhua Daily published
a commentary about, the government requiring people
to obey the law, while it goes against it everyday.
How many of the CCP’s empty promises of democracy
have been realized?
On February 25, 1939, Xinhua Daily said that,
China should thoroughly and effectively adopt the
general election system, to ensure people’s “normal”
and “equal” voting rights and election standards.
Cheng Xiaonong, the former Director of China’s
Economic System Reform Research Institute, said:
“Most people have lost confidence in the CCP.
The CCP has been cheating for a long time and
many people have been cheated time and time again,
which is already enough.
However, many people are no longer easily cheated
or willing to be cheated.”
In 1946, the Xinhua Daily published a commentary,
“One-Party System, Disasters Everywhere.”
On Oct. 28, 1941, the CCP’s former official newspaper,
Liberation Daily, wrote: “Ending the one-party system
is critical to realizing democracy today.
Mao Zedong said in 1946 that, “Only fascism will
viciously repress people’s appeals and freedom.”
Meanwhile, on Nov, 17, 1946, Xinhua Daily said:
“The CCP always fulfills its promises to the people
and its behavior conforms to its words, so every
single word in its guiding principles will be realized.
To guarantee people’s rights is not hollow words.”
Many Chinese netizens say: “The CCP is so incredible!
It is more shameless than rascals!” and “The CCP is the
most shameless gangsters in human history!” and
“The CCP slaps its own face!” and “To say good words
but do bad deeds, now that perfectly describes the CCP!”
NTD reporters Li Yuanhan and Wang Mingyu
