A Cartoon Biography: ANYTHING FOR POWER

Six: Persecution Of Faith 11: The Fake Evidence From the very beginning, Luo Gan put in a lot of effort in the persecution, for he saw a chance, to please Jiang, and to use suppression of Falun Gong as his ticket to membership in the elite elusive Politburo. Eventually, Jiang did put him in...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 10: False Fire One year had passed since Jiang Zemin started the persecution of Falun Gong. Many lies and smears had been spread, and slews of attacking articles had been broadcasted. However, from the central government to local citizenry, all were against the...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 9: State-Terrorism Overseas After the persecution began, Jiang Zemin tried to extradite Falun Gong’s founder to China, even by offering a reduction of 500 million dollars in trade-surplus but failed. Next, Zeng Qinghong secretly issued an assassination order to the...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 8: Evils Broke Loose Jiang Zemin wants to destroy Falun Gong practitioners’ reputations, cut them off financially, eradicate them physically. In May of 2000, the CCP gave the police the authority to arrest Falun Gong practitioners of their own accord without arrest...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 7: Plugging The Hole Right from the beginning, Jiang Zemin’s suppression of Falun Gong was lacking followers. Even his former boss Li Peng advised him to be judicious. Premier Zhu Rongji had grown so jaded and dejected, that he was throwing his towel, ceded all his...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 6: The Crackdown After the April 25 event, of the seven Politburo standing committee members, other than Jiang Zemin, all were against the persecution campaign. Jiang Zemin figured that everybody had a weakness, and everybody could be bribed. As long as one was...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 5: An Easy Target In 1999, the pseudo-scientist, He Zuoxiu published an article in Tianjin to frame-up Falun Gong. Several thousand Falun Gong followers went to the newspaper to clarify the truth. The publisher was about to issue a correction when the municipal...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 4: The Hidden Agenda Although Falun Gong’s spread was touching people’s heart and benefiting the nation and its citizens, in 1996 Vice Minister of the Central Ministry Propaganda, Xu Guangchun, seeking political gains for himself, summoned to a meeting the...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 3: The Mud-Slinger The Qigong Master Li Hongzhi had numerous students. There were bound to be a Judas or two. During the initial period when Mr. Li was spreading Falun Gong, a few of the practice activity coordinators from Changchun City, violated multiple times the...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 2: The CCP Knew Significantly, what Falun Gong was changing wasn’t limited to physical health, but included moral and spiritual aspects as well. With China’s market transition, a corresponding decline in moral values was noticeable, with the pursuit of material gain...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 1: The Spread Of Falun Gong Mr. Li Hongzhi, the founder of Falun gong, was born on May 13, 1951, into an ordinary family, in Gongzhu Ling City of Jilin Province. Mr. Li had once joined the military, and being transferred, in 1982, to work for a grain-and-oil company...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 9: The Traitor To China As well known, for nearly a century Sino-Russian border dispute has been constant. Russia began its aggression and expansion during the Tsarist era. The former Soviet Union continued to annex and nibble away China ‘s territory. No other...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 8: The Hiding Turtle Power is everything for Jiang Zemin. He has no regard for people’s life and properties. He couldn’t care less for the welfare of the Chinese people overseas. And he is always a coward when facing crisis and foreign powers. This is in stark...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 7:”The Clown” Jiang Zemin is nicknamed the clown. He took drama classes when he was young. His infamous habit of combing his hair in front of everybody was passed on from his show-biz teacher back then. Jiang’s passion for showboating had often reached alarming highs...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 6: Fearing Democracy, Intimidating Taiwan On March 23, 1996, Taiwan held its first Democratic election. Along with Li Deng-hui, presidential candidates including nonpartisan figures Chen Lui-an, and Lin Yang-gang, as well as Democratic Progressive Party candidate Peng...

Five: Fatuous and Cruel 5:Corrupting The Military With Sex And Money Jiang Zemin’s so-called military ideology means absolute obedience to him. As long as the military is politically reliable everything else would be easy for Jiang. Although the military expenditures had been on the rise...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 4: The Mercenary Officers The military’s entrepreneur activities started in the mid of 1980s. The initial objective was to offset the military’s expenditures. Senior officials of the CCP were optimistic about the endeavor’s potential to sustain the military within the...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 3: All The Chairman’s Men Jiang Zemin reached the acme of power, through the bloody crackdown on student democracy activists. He felt uneasy about his personal safety. The Central Security Guard was responsible for all the Central Government officials, including the...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 2: Anxious And Uneasy When Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, Western countries led by the US carried out military action to conquer Iraq’s invasion. Even though Iraq’s dictator Sadam Hussein was a good friend of the Chinese Communist Party, China was isolated from the...

Five: Fatuous And Cruel 1: Disguising Massacre Before Tian An Men Massacre, Jiang Zemin as newly appointed General Secretary, from the time of late May, began reading and approving official documents. He was a key figure in the tragedy and the one who benefited the most from it. After the...