反腐 !
肅貪 !
倡亷 !
每天閱讀有關中國大陸新聞, 網絡資訊, 博客或電視媒體, 不難看到國內 "反腐、肅貪、倡亷" 的訉息或討論, 而每屆"選岀"一黨專政的國家領導人亦不停高唱 ....
肅貪 !
倡亷 !
每天閱讀有關中國大陸新聞, 網絡資訊, 博客或電視媒體, 不難看到國內 "反腐、肅貪、倡亷" 的訉息或討論, 而每屆"選岀"一黨專政的國家領導人亦不停高唱 ....
Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/czzYEidDLTw
六四天安門事件 《三小時紀錄片》 中共禁片
Tiananmen Square Protests June 4, 1989
Tiananmen Square Protests June 4, 1989
每年, 時任的國家領導人, 與當年"天安門癀場"流血事件的學生一様, 繼續對人民高呼反腐、肅貪和倡亷, 難道你們是後知後覺嗎? 為甚麼不給當年被鎮壓或被屠殺的學生, 討回一些公道, 給他們平反呢? 不過, 全世界都知道你們衹是空談而已!
更諷刺的 ...當年在香港一些自稱"愛國"人士, 富商賢"韃", 文化"孽"界, 歌星"偽"人, 政"棍"人等, 為此血腥鎮壓事件大聲疾呼, 以字勵詞嚴譴責; 但回歸後今天, 這些人等在中共政權下, 已經被招納貴為特首, 高官, 議員, 政協委員, 身處高職, 更可管治一塊還剩下些少所謂民主, 言論自由的一小片所謂"中國"的土地 "Hong Kong 香港", 唯一可知就是他們有先見, 加速轉軚, 甘為喉舌, 助紂為虐, 同流合汚, 政治分贓, 乞回一官半職, 身居高位, 指指點點, 秉承中國共產黨的 DNA, 民主? 反貪? 世上那有自願打砸自己飯碗的人啊?
至今, 每年踏入六月份, 像大多數的人一樣, 心裡總是放不下 6.4 的情意結, 對有良知的華人是可理解, 但很多外國歌手自89年的 "天安門鎮壓事件" 後, 亦不惜站岀來, 用歌聲不停地呼喚, 為悼念因為爭取民主, 反貪腐, 反官倒而犧牲的人, 為一些恐懼被秋後算賬而被迫逃離家鄉的青年, 以歌曲作咆哮, 更要喚醒一些埋沒了良知的人, 雖然, 要喚醒假裝熟睡的人是困難的, 但願有心人, 薪火相傳吧 !
毋 忘 六 四 每年在香港 Victoria Park 維多利亞公園內外的燭光亮着, 為悼念 1989.6.4 在北京天安門的民主運動而犧牲的人 !!
Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/-JTWXqUPQ7I
C H I N A
Joan Baez
In the month of May, in the glory of the day
Came the descendants of a hundred flowers
And their fight it did begin with the aging Mandarin
And they fought with an extraordinary power
Everyone was smiling, their hearts were one
In Tiananmen Square
But it seems that the Spring this year in Beijing
Came just before the Fall
There was no summer at all
In Tiananmen Square
China... China
There's peace in the emerald fields, there's mist upon the lakes
But something is afoot in the People's Hall
The spirit of Chu Ping is alive in young Chai Ling
And the Emperor has his back against the wall
Black sun rising over Tiananmen Square
Over Tiananmen Square
But it seems that the Spring this year in Beijing
Came just before the Fall
There was no summer at all
In Tiananmen Square
China... China
In the month of June, in the darkness of the moon
Went the descendants of a hundred flowers
And time may never tell how many of them fell
Like the petals of a rose in some satanic shower
Everyone was weeping in all of China
And Tiananmen Square
But it seems that the Spring this year in Beijing
Came just before the Fall
There was no summer at all
In Tiananmen Square
China... China
And even the moon on the fourth day of June
Hid her face and did not see
Black sun rising over Tiananmen Square
And Wang Wei Lin, you remember him
All alone he stood before the tanks
A shadow of forgotten ancestors in Tiananmen Square
And my blue-eyed son, you had no one
You could call a hero of your age
You have the rainbow warriors of Tiananmen Square, singing
China Shall Be Free
China Shall Be Free
China Shall Be Free
Joan Baez
In the month of May, in the glory of the day
Came the descendants of a hundred flowers
And their fight it did begin with the aging Mandarin
And they fought with an extraordinary power
Everyone was smiling, their hearts were one
In Tiananmen Square
But it seems that the Spring this year in Beijing
Came just before the Fall
There was no summer at all
In Tiananmen Square
China... China
There's peace in the emerald fields, there's mist upon the lakes
But something is afoot in the People's Hall
The spirit of Chu Ping is alive in young Chai Ling
And the Emperor has his back against the wall
Black sun rising over Tiananmen Square
Over Tiananmen Square
But it seems that the Spring this year in Beijing
Came just before the Fall
There was no summer at all
In Tiananmen Square
China... China
In the month of June, in the darkness of the moon
Went the descendants of a hundred flowers
And time may never tell how many of them fell
Like the petals of a rose in some satanic shower
Everyone was weeping in all of China
And Tiananmen Square
But it seems that the Spring this year in Beijing
Came just before the Fall
There was no summer at all
In Tiananmen Square
China... China
And even the moon on the fourth day of June
Hid her face and did not see
Black sun rising over Tiananmen Square
And Wang Wei Lin, you remember him
All alone he stood before the tanks
A shadow of forgotten ancestors in Tiananmen Square
And my blue-eyed son, you had no one
You could call a hero of your age
You have the rainbow warriors of Tiananmen Square, singing
China Shall Be Free
China Shall Be Free
China Shall Be Free