Last autumn saw the conclusion of China’s most politically charged trial in decades when former rising political star Bo Xilai was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of “bribery, embezzlement and abuse of power”. Looming on the horizon is an even more sensational tale of official corruption that promises to relegate Bo to a lurid footnote. In pursuing former security tsar Zhou Yongkang, President Xi Jinping has given a demonstration of his power and a popular face-value commitment to cleaning house. In doing so he risks further exposing the rotten core of the ruling Communist Party and establishing a worrying precedent for powerful leaders with skeletons in their closets. Former leaders Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin are reported to have sent Xi a warning not to overreach or do anything to endanger the Party’s capacity to rule and to stay in power.
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riyaz shaik
Hello
Arm Mar Mar
Naci
Jayant Sahu
Nice js
John Said
interesting. moving towards democracy – well more transparent government at least 🙂
edit: assuming the charges are legitimate .
Trymore Sithole
Woooh
riyaz shaik
Naci
RAFIQ Mohd
call me on hangout
Elavanamanomohanan Mohanan
are you ok….
J…Sos.
Jesse H
We got the same thing going on over here except they are getting away with it.
Ashok Kumar
Good afternoon Ms. Jendhamuni Sos
How are you
Jendhamuni Sos
+Ashok Kumar I'm doing well, how about yourself?
Jendhamuni Sos
My country too +Jesse H
Jendhamuni Sos
+Elavanamanomohanan Mohanan Yes, I am. But always busy.
Jendhamuni Sos
+John Said I love transparency!
Ashok Kumar
I am doing well, thank you
Have a pleasant
Ashok Kumar
Have a pleasant day
Jon Wagema
A formula to wrought out corruption at the top. Other countries and especially my home KENYA should copy and paste.
Timothy Mckiness
To Jendhamuni Sos I must apologize for my rude conduct on your post. For a moment I forgot your teachings. so you have a wonderful sunday what's left of it.
Elavanamanomohanan Mohanan
Ilove your country..J…Sos.
Gordon Lee
The Chinese intolerance for crime and corruption demonstrates at least one facet of their government superior to most others. If it was only possible to determine how to make this a universal attribute, the world would surely be better. Imagine if corruption could be removed from all people and their countries like the US first and foremost.
Jayesh Thakkar
The kitchen of a restaurant and the dinner party of a politician are subjects of suspense. Crows are black everywhere, have a good day Jendhamuni.
Gwendolyn Davidson
What goes on in what seems to b the dark WILL eventually come to light…..uncovered and ZAP…!!!!!!!
Gwendolyn Davidson
Good, Good post Gordon Lee!!
benji ooh
I am praying that oneday somebody will crackdown the corruption in my country, like china. Thanks
Leonard Lee
Hope light and transparency continue
Leonard Lee
Hope light and transparency continue
Jayesh Thakkar
One who desires to go to "Heaven" he must die , because it is the duty of every citizen to non cooperate corruption, God will never send a special person for that benji ooh.
benji ooh
Everything is time and season, and the Lord made them all, when the time comes God we chose someone with this idea
Trymore Sithole
+Ashok Kumar fin n u
Muhittin Uzumcu
Allah birdir ondan başka ilah yoktur
Steven Welton
Man
Rahil shaikh
who is that man
Sufi Sufi
Intta nem anamagimaloom
MUTHUVADUGU BOOMINATHAN
china leaders are always good quality