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香港九月二十八日爆發的民變,積日累月,警務處長曾偉雄怒形於色,譴責抗爭者佔據街頭不去:「我懇請大家想想,警方以後假如難以執法,誰會得益,誰會受害?」今天,香港警務處長談法律,未免有點滑稽。 1 o: J" K) C: X3 j& D6 P5.39.217.77:8898 ?8 J' V$ {, J! \1 e% Itvb now,tvbnow,bttvb五代十國期間,吳國權臣李昪主政,由於「四方多壘(天下兵戈擾攘),雖一騎一卒,必加姑息」。當時士卒喜歡打獵,獵後就到近野墟落聚飲,騷擾百姓,李昪「欲繩之以法,而方藉其材力」,有法不敢依,只得下令「泰興、海鹽諸縣罷採鷹鸇」。助獵鷹鸇減少,士卒不久也就「無復遊墟落者」(《南唐近事》卷二)。 0 k7 ?2 D0 i+ Y! O1 ptvb now,tvbnow,bttvb ! j9 }( N7 t q5.39.217.77:8898香港現在是一城多壘。梁振英挾六百八十九人選票,君臨六百八十九萬人,人人不服。於是學生振臂一呼,金鐘、銅鑼灣、旺角等地,隨即揚起民主義旗。梁振英只能仰賴警察和黑社會。警黑聯軍到處,曾偉雄所謂法律就不知哪裏去了。公仔箱論壇( I s3 `9 N% f
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請以黑社會圍堵《蘋果日報》為例。法庭明明頒布了禁制圍堵令,但是,在場警察為求截斷香港唯一敢言報紙的命脈,一任圍堵者橫行,還有警長教導他們說:「禁制令可以不接,無須理會。」公仔箱論壇3 G5 I" b" w+ E2 M' U6 b5 e
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又請以十月十七日暴警驅逐旺角集會者為例。新聞記者陳朗昇明明只是到場採訪,有警長卻說:「是記者又怎樣?」他手下更不怠慢,迎面就向陳朗昇怒射胡椒噴霧,教陳朗昇痛極倒地。這也難怪。前兩天,暴警把公民黨員曾健超從集會處擡到暗角,飽以老拳毒腳,不料整件事給記者拍下,香港暴警於是寰宇蜚聲。他們對記者,下手當然更不留情。法律哪裏擋得住胡椒噴霧,哪裏擋得住向和平市民迎頭痛擊的警棍。1 \. Z! \8 _ I
6 a6 q0 z+ l6 @8 q5.39.217.77:8898然則梁振英政府還談甚麼法律,更談甚麼法治。梁振英私邸非法建築一案,早就不了了之,而他當年的競選對手唐英年,卻因非法建築吃官司,這不知叫甚麼法治;又梁振英最近事發東窗,涉嫌收下澳洲財團UGL五千萬元賄款,立法會卻在中共派議員把持之下,不得調查,這又不知叫甚麼法治。民主之皮不存,法治之毛焉附。 : ?/ g9 P5 t" R2 D) e3 ~5.39.217.77:8898 & s( b- y/ s- ^9 y! y. U( w5.39.217.77:8898中共港澳研究會長陳佐洱評論香港這場民變說:「那是西方的大陰謀。他們要革誰的命?要全國人大常務委員會道歉?要梁振英先生下台?這是絕對做不到的。梁先生的骨頭很硬。」真正硬的,當然不是梁振英的骨頭,而是中共對港人的政策。tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb. m% `0 V; r- i
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《左傳》卷九載:衛獻公無道,遭國人驅逐。晉悼公說:「衛人出其君,不亦甚(太過)乎?」瞑臣師曠卻說太甚的其實是獻公:「(獻公)困民之生(使民生貧困),匱神之祀(破壞典章制度),百姓絕望,社稷無主,將安用之?弗去何為?」晉悼公不禁點頭稱善。只是中國君臣二千年前明白的道理,中共今天充耳不聞。5 C! y" w3 A' ?6 p, q9 d
% n. U- Z& U4 T+ mtvb now,tvbnow,bttvb : G. f6 ?6 j# z: [TVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。作者: felicity2010 時間: 2014-10-23 08:21 AM
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$ o$ m! A2 U' ~5 S, K4 V+ NThe talks in Hong Kong between pro-Chinese government officials and pro-democracy student leaders are aimed mainly at easing tensions in the streets. Not on the agenda is fundamental reform of the conditions that provoked the unrest. * z5 F8 q' U+ H$ Z% f5.39.217.77:8898; X4 G, h- t, s* A' l
Chief among these conditions is China’s refusal to loosen its grip on the city’s political system by allowing full and open democratic elections for Hong Kong’s top public office, as it had promised to do. The protesters insist that it is their right to choose who runs Hong Kong, but Beijing-backed officials have supported only cosmetic changes to the city’s restrictive election law. 0 Q; K$ A- v5 O4 `0 B公仔箱論壇 / q' F* \8 u ]1 F- z( j5.39.217.77:8898A related problem, as Neil Gough of The Times reported recently, is a persistent and widening wealth gap in Hong Kong. A small pro-Chinese government elite has profited greatly from the city’s role in the rise of China, while incomes and opportunities for the middle and working classes have been squeezed. This elite, which controls the most lucrative sectors of Hong Kong’s economy, fears that greater democracy — in the form of political participation and shared prosperity —would threaten the increasingly monopolistic crony capitalism from which they benefit.tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb- s1 H& |& M; X- v! l# O2 g
1 S" z- {. h" G- P* P: U5 Z' K% d9 fTVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。The inequality that has helped to fuel the unrest in Hong Kong is reflected in the name the protesters took for their effort — Occupy Central, an allusion to the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in the United States three years ago that elevated the issue of inequality in America’s political and economic debates.公仔箱論壇7 t4 q! b3 ~# ]: G# e
# f9 d4 h$ i$ y1 |/ }6 ~tvb now,tvbnow,bttvbOccupy Central, however, has a bigger challenge than its American namesake. It faces a totalitarian regime determined to deny its opponents the political means of changing their circumstances. ' m6 E; {! {* {% l8 U# |/ [2 Ktvb now,tvbnow,bttvb3 s7 ^* ?; p& f# D; k& B
The problem in America is a dysfunctional political system that puts party ambitions and campaign donations above public needs. Still, elections and other established political processes, when usedand protected,provide a way to identify and choose new and presumably more responsive leaders. / ?( V8 Z( K3 K' [# k% j* \. V" S9 z% u
The worthy goal, in Hong Kong and the United States, is to link robust democracy to robust capitalism to broadly raise living standards. Like all worthy goals, it is not achievable or sustainable without struggle. # ^; {5 o/ h/ @+ l, ^3 O, N5.39.217.77:8898! M+ i! {7 W: U% N$ {+ s% O% W