You probably forget to mention that he (with the help from Wang Lijun) killed thousands without proper legal procedures under the name of crashing organized crime. What if one of the killed but turned out to be innocent is one of your parents, children, relatives, friends, other beloved ones?
His “singing red, crushing black” is very much Cultural Revolution like. Perhaps people do not have a problem to make hospital transparent, do not have a problem to clean up the corruption. But those things can’t hide the fact that Mr. Bo himself is a dictator in display, his family is probably corrupted. Don’t call this is American plot when WSJ exposed his son dating Huntsman’s daughter with a car that can cost his father 20 years salary. If this is the fact, then it is the fact.
The downfall of Mr. Bo doesn’t have to mean good things he proposed have to go.
He’s handling of the attorney case (I forget the defendent's name, who is a businessman) uses lying in the court, faking evidence to the court, suppressing the voice of attorneys. He himself behaves like an organized crime ring. All those are crime that disrespect the laws, make fun of the laws, treat the laws as joke, as trash the laws like garbage. My friend: all these crimes deserve very severe punishment in USA. And we haven’t heard any of his running jackals have got punished yet, so far.
The existance of damage from Cultural Revolution and Holocaust is a fact. No use to deny it.
Now that I have a bit more time than this morning, Pit boss, will you please educate this pupil? How did Bo wantonly dispatch thousands in a city like Chongqing without arousing at least some scrutiny, while in the not terribly far away countryside of Kham, every single tragedy of a monk or a nun setting self-alight was an instant international headline?
Shouldn't I be calling NATO airstrike on this Boshar?
BTW, let's not get worked up on what a piece of neo-con rag like WSJ says about anything - on him or his family. I don't read it and I don't care for it.
But I would appreciate someone giving me a more "balanced" overview on exactly what this warlord "achieved" in Chongqing on behalf of "everyman" while rubbishing due process along the way. I confess that I haven't paid as much attention as I should to his exploits or notoriety other than passing glances in blogs here and there.