【新唐人2012年11月06日訊】應溫家寶要求中共調查溫家財產
香港《南華早報》11月5號報導，應溫家寶本人要求，中共當局對溫家經濟狀況展開內部調查。
《南華早報》引述消息人士的話說，在《紐約時報》曝光溫家寶家屬在他任職總理期間斂財的消息後，溫家寶正式致信中共中央政治局，要求就他親屬被曝光的財產問題進行調查。據說，中共領導層同意了溫家寶的這一要求。
預計調查的重點之一，是溫家寶家族被指持有平安保險股份一事。不過，目前還不清楚調查結果何時對外公布。
十八大前 網絡未封反毛帖文
在中共18大召開前，封天、封地、封網絡的嚴厲維穩時期，河南鄭州4名青年當眾撕毀毛澤東畫像，卻在網絡上流傳，並引發大量網友的熱烈討論，卻沒有遭到網路封鎖，令外界覺得不同尋常。
據英國廣播公司BBC中文網報導，10月25號下午，曹小東等4位青年，在河南鄭州紫荊山廣場毛澤東雕塑背後撕毀毛澤東畫像，照片上網後迅速被網民熱傳。有消息說，這四人先後被警方傳喚。
報導認為，值得注意的是，在18大召開前的敏感時期，這些反對毛澤東的貼文並沒有被封鎖。此外，中共17屆7中全會發表的公報，也沒有提到毛澤東思想。
發洩不滿 網掀「撕八大」活動
受撕毛澤東畫像事件和「去毛化」議論的影響，大陸網民發起了以「十八大」為諧音的「撕八大」的活動，把不少印有毛澤東頭像的百元紙幣撕開，藉此表達對當局的不滿。
目前，網絡上可以見到很多「撕八大」的照片，起初一位網民將撕毀九大常委畫像的照片傳到網中，之後又有網民對世界各地的獨裁者們的畫像進行撕毀踐踏。不少參與撕畫的民眾都表示，當嘴巴不能說話時，只能用行動表達自己對高壓政策的抗議。
另外，據《自由亞洲電臺》報導，參與了「撕八大」活動的福建網民游明磊，因為拒絕在單位外牆的電視屏幕上打出「喜迎十八大」的標語，最近被工作單位開除。游明磊表示，他一直都很反對共產黨，也不喜歡看他們開這種勞民傷財的大會。
胡佳呼籲美國關注活摘器官
曾獲諾貝爾和平獎提名的大陸著名維權人士胡佳，最近在接受《大紀元時報》採訪時，呼籲美國政府關注中國人權問題，特別是近期曝光的活體摘取器官罪行，他形容這是人類無法忍受的罪惡。
《大紀元》引述胡佳的話說，「活體器官摘取，因為它的的確確超越了人類的理智和情感所能夠承受的極限，等同於魔鬼了。」
報導說，胡佳呼籲美國作為人權大國，在大選的同時，應該關注活摘器官等議題，共同制止罪惡。他同時還呼籲知曉內情的中共高層，儘快公布相關證據，制止這種反人類罪行，否則等於協同犯罪。
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Per Wen’s request, the CCP Investigates Wen’s Family Assets
HK’s South China Morning Post reported on Nov. 5 that
per Wen Jiabao’s request,
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) opened an internal
investigation into Wen’s family assets.
South China Morning Post quoted a source as saying
after the New York Times exposed
Prime Minister Wen Jiabao’s family and relatives
collection of money during his tenure,
Wen sent an official letter to the CCP Central
Committee Political Bureau,
requiring an investigation into the property
of his family and relatives.
Accordingly, the CCP leadership has agreed to Wen’s request.
It is expected that one of the focuses of the investigation will
be the Wen family’s stock ownership of Ping An Insurance.
However, it is unclear when the outcome will be announced.
Anti-Mao Zedong Articles Not Blocked on the Internet
before the CCP’s 18th Congress
With a serious Internet blockade taking place
before the CCP’s 18th National Congress,
the news about four young men tearing up a Mao Zedong
portrait in Zhengzhou is circulating widely on the Internet,
and has triggered lively discussion among netizens.
It is strange that it has not been blocked.
According to BBC, on the afternoon of October 25,
Cao Xiaodong and three other young men tore up
a Mao Zedong portrait behind the Mao Zedong sculpture
on the Zijingshan Square in Zhengzhou city, Henan Province.
The pictures taken were uploaded online and quickly spread.
Sources said the four people were summoned by the police.
The report states it is worth noting that at the most
sensitive time before the 18th Congress, the postings against Mao Zedong are not being blocked.
In addition, the Mao Zedong Thought was not mentioned
at the CCP’s Seventh Plenum of the 17th Central Committee.
Netizens Launched “Tear Down 8th Congress”
to Let out Dissatisfaction
Impacted by the incident of tearing up the Mao Zedong portrait
and the discussions about getting rid of Mao Zedong’s influence,
netizens launched the “Tearing up the Eighth Congress” activity,
a homonym of the 18th Congress, to express dissatisfaction.
Currently, there are many pictures circulating online
regarding “Tearing up the Eighth Congress.”
It was started by a netizen who posted a picture of
tearing up a photo of the standing committee members of the CCP’s 9th Congress,
followed by netizens posting pictures of
tearing up portraits of dictators around the world.
Many netizens who participate expressed that
when they cannot express their thoughts, they have to resort to action to protest against authorities.
According to Radio Free Asia, Fujian netizen You Minglei,
who participated in “Tearing up the Eighth Congress” activity,
was recently dismissed from his work for refusing to project
the slogan “Welcome, 18th Congress” on the wall outside his work unit.
You Minglei expressed that he has always been against the CCP
and does not like the kind of congress that spends people’s money.
Hu Jia Calls upon the U.S. to Pay Attention to Live Organ Harvesting
During his recent interview with The Epoch Times, Nobel
Peace Prize nominee and human rights activist, Hu Jia,
called on the U.S. government to pay attention to China’s
human rights issues,
and in particular the recent exposure of live organ harvesting
crimes, which he described as being beyond the tolerance of mankind.
The Epoch Times quoted Hu Jia’s statement, “live organ
harvesting, because it indeed goes beyond the limits of human rationality and emotion, is equivalent to the devil’s deeds.”
The report states that Hu Jia called upon the U.S.,
as a superpower supporting human rights,
to pay attention to issues such as live organ harvesting
during the election, and work together to stop the crime.
He also called upon CCP high-level officials
with inside information to quickly publish the evidence
and stop this crime against humanity,
or else they are equivalent to accomplices of the crime.
