CCP’s Media Control Makes Investigation Difficult – Video
CCP #39;s Media Control Makes Investigation Difficult
Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com Some media recently highlighted Bo Xilai #39;s "other crimes" that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently referred to. These relate to the brutal persecution of Falun Gong practitioners that has taken place during Bo #39;s tenure. Some analysts believe the CCP #39;s strict control over media is the main reason for the delay in exposing this evil crime. On October 7, Radio France Internationale quoted a long editorial from France #39;s "China problem website." Observers discuss these "other crimes" listed at the end of the CCP #39;s series of charges against former Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai. It is believed that it refers to Bo Xilai #39;s crimes when he served as leader in the northeast, when Falun Gong practitioner were brutally tortured, and organs harvested when they were alive. The article was entitled #39;Bo Xilai: A Deadly Blow, Political Struggle and Pitfalls #39;. It stated that the CCP #39;s charges against Bo Xilai are not only related to his abuse of power when he was the Party Secretary at Chongqing. This latest news in the past few days hit mainstream media, such as Agence France-Presse, Radio France Internationale, and Apple Daily, with concern over Bo Xilai #39;s involvement in harvesting Falun Gong practitioners #39; organs. Commentator Cao Changqing thinks reports about Bo Xilai by CCP mouthpiece media are different from overseas reports. Cao Changqing: "More and more overseas media report this. The more Beijing #39;s ...From:ChinaForbiddenNewsViews:113 0ratingsTime:04:00More inNews Politics
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