【新唐人2011年3月7日讯】目前，两会正在北京召开，这个周日，又有第三波的中国“茉莉花聚集活动”，当局连发两篇社论，彰显北京“维稳”气氛紧张。中共去年“维持稳定”的支出达5140亿元，今年两会公布的“维稳”预算增长到6244亿元，超出了2011年的“军费开支预算”。
法国《费加罗报》在国际版发表文章指出，“人大”开始审议第十二个五年计划之际，中共对网上出现的“茉莉花革命”呼吁十分害怕。文章认为，中共在最高权力交接前夕，对这样一个“警察和记者比参与者还多”的有影无形的集会活动，中央政治局比任何时候都更加谨小慎微。
在外交场合，中共官方一般以“尊重民众的选择”等说法，避免对这些国家的政治变动直接发表意见。但《北京日报》在5号和6号连续两天发表社论，抹黑中东地区民众的抗议运动，也针对在中国发生的“茉莉花”集会活动。
《北京日报》罕见的直接批评北非、中东的“茉莉花”革命，并将他们与中国的形势相提并论，用来警告周日茉莉花聚集活动的可能参与者。两篇社论的作者都是“任思文”。
5号发表的社论，把去年底以来发生的中东、北非部分国家的民主运动称为“动荡”、“混乱”、“灾难”。这篇文章将“中国茉莉花革命”的责任推到境内外“别有用心的人”的身上，并且自称，“广大群众”对此强烈不满。
《北京日报》6号又发表第二篇文章，呼吁北京市民抵制在王府井的茉莉花聚集行动。这篇社论在凌晨两点报纸还没完全印刷完毕，就通过北京市级新闻网站“千龙网”发布，并要求各新闻网站转载。
此前，北京已有近百人或被限制人身自由，或被警方拘留，甚至在没有任何法律手续的情况下，被抓捕失踪至今。
西方媒体认为，中国“茉莉花运动”组织者一个接一个的散发呼吁，让中共治安机构成了惊弓之鸟，扑风捉影的疲于奔命。让过分操劳的警员们继续被牵着鼻子走。
香港《明报》还发表香港中文大学政治与行政学系副教授、香港民主发展网路成员马岳的文章。文章写道："中国30年来改革，政治改革远远落后经济改革，单靠经济增长和强力镇压无法疏解社会矛盾。拖欠得愈久，就要偿还更多的利息。
新唐人记者王子琦、李若琳综合报导。
Beijing Media Publish Editorials in Fear of Jasmine Rallies during the Two Meetings
The two meetings are currently being held in Beijing.
On Sunday, a third wave of “jasmine rallies” occurred,
and state-run media published two editorials,
showing the intense situation in Beijing.
Last year, 514 billion RMB was spent on nation-wide
“stability maintenance”, the budget for which
increases to 624.4 billion this year,
higher than the budget for military expenses of 2011.
According to Le Figaro, the CCP is threatened by the
“jasmine rallies” occurred while the People’s Congress
is discussing the 12th five-year plan.
The CCP is especially frightened by such rallies,
which have more police and reporters than protestors,
before it’s power transfer.
The CCP usually avoids commenting on political
movements in other countries, using excuses such as
“respecting people’s choice.” But on Mar. 5 and 6,
Beijing Daily published editorials slandering protests
in the Middle East, hinting the Chinese “jasmine rallies”.
Beijing Daily’s unusual editorials by Ren Siwen
compared the protests in North Africa and the
Middle East to the “jasmine rallies” in China,
warning possible participants of Sunday’s rally.
The first editorial referred to the recent movements
in North Africa and the Middle East as “riots” and
“disasters”, and blamed foreign “conspiring forces”
for the “jasmine rallies” in China, which, the article
claimed, was strongly disapproved by “the people”.
The second editorial called for actions against the
“jasmine rally” at Wangfujing, and was published
and circulated among official news sites at 2 a.m.
while the papers were still in printing.
Prior to this, dozens of people were detained or
controlled in Beijing without legal procedures.
These people remain missing till today.
According to Western media, the Chinese “jasmine
rallies” have threatened the CCP security agencies,
causing the security forces to panic,
nervously chasing any possible leads.
Prof. Ma Yue from Hong Kong Chinese University,
member of the HKDDN wrote to Ming Pao:
“For the past 30 years, the progress of political reform
in China is far behind the economic reform.
Economic growth and political suppression will not
resolve social conflicts that will intensify over time.”
NTD reporter Wang Ziqi and Li Ruolin.
