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environment or climate。 natch) and good manners; grade children to encourage aspiration and competition; bring out the very best in its pupils in a way that the state system so patently doesn't do at the moment。 Here is an inspirational ethnic teacher proposing to set up a school in one of London's most deprived,Toms Shoes Outlet,"We absolutely must not adopt the Western system of tripartite separation of powers!?? Zhao quotes Deng as saying ??We must safeguard the advantages of the socialist system"This is exactly what Wu Bangguo chairman of the National People??s Congress standing committee said in his speech to China??s rubber-stamp parliament this year He ruled out any movement on judicial independenceAn American lawyer of my acquaintance who has been working on professionalizing Chinese judges says he detects little appetite even for the basics – the right to representation to remain silent to a fair trialThe result Mob justice as we saw last month in the case of Deng Yujiao the girl who stabbed an official when he tried to **ually assault her A review of China??s legal system is scheduled to be completed in 2010 Don??t expect anything too radicalThe refusal to entertain any checks and balances – and the desire to squash the nascent power of the internet with software like Green Dam is also precisely in keeping with how Zhao describes Deng's vision on freedom of expression"Not only was he opposed to establishing any checks and balances in the political system he found extremely annoying the use of street demonstrations petitions and protests as a way for people to express their views" writes Zhao"In fact he believed in drawing up laws to prohibit people from conducting such activities Whenever these kinds of incidents occurred he advocated 'using a sharp knife to cut through the knotted hemp' in other words deploying coercive measure to suppress them"Any of that sound familiarThe problem – as Zhao rightly realizes – is that almost all of China??s current problems can be traced back to **??s desire for absolute control And almost all the solutions require a relinquishing of that control a path which the ** fears to treadThe rampant corruption the chronic over-reliance on ** investment to boost GDP the non-functioning legal system that forces the people to bay for justice on the street or in the internet chatrooms all these issues require systemic reforms in China??s governance structures if they are to be fixedAnd yet the ** – which is frank about the shortcomings of the products of the system but never the system itself – resorts only to internal reforms anti-corruption campaigns and ministerial directives in a bid to heal itselfThe evidence of the last 20 years says that this process is futile and doomed to end in failureFor all their attempts at self-justification organisations like the CCP cannot regulate themselves This is not about ideology or East and West It is a law of human nature that applies to Capitalist Wall Street bankers as much as to Communist apparatchiks Without the fresh air of genuine checks and balances the core of an organisation will always starts to rot however virtuous or lofty its aimsZhao says that he first came to understand the inevitability of this from an economic perspective and concludes that the **??s long-term survival can only be ensured by a more flexible and honest attitude to wielding powerAs the world knows Zhao lost the argument to the ** reactionaries an argument which as the speeches of Hu and Wu show has not fundamentally moved on to this dayPost-revolutionary China is yet to have its Reformation and the Cardinals in Zhongnanhai and the Dukes in the provinces will no doubt continue to collect their tithes and issue their Bulls a good while yet but as Zhao says the ??irrefutable trends?? of history tell us that the system cannot hold indefinitelyHe concludes： ??Our hope is for the ruling position of the Communist ** to be maintained for a considerable period of time??As for how long the Communist ** keeps its ruling position this should be determined by the consequences of society??s political openness and the competition between the Communist ** and other political powers??If we take the initiative and do this well the ruling position of the Communist ** could be maintained for a very long time However this ruling position must not be maintained by using the constitution to monopolize this status Rather the ** must be made to compete for it I believe that this is ultimately a world wide trend that we cannot defy?? but the closer you look at China, beyond the pale, Many Germans only voted for the lunatic for fear of the reds。 as Gramsci himself had learned to do。 Speaking? just as many of those who abuse others online while sheltering behind anonymous tags would never write those things if their real names appeared instead。
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