【新唐人2012年10月30日讯】“解体中共”，是近年来海内外掀起的“全民退出中共组织”大潮所形成的共识之一。在不少大陆民众心目中，中共从未有过执政合法性，而今年来发生的一系列事件更让它随时可能垮台。那么，在中共执政者的心目里，又是怎么看的呢？即将接任中共主席的习近平，9月底曾在一次秘密召开的政治局常委会上，再次承认了共产党面临的亡党危机。
最新一期的香港《动向》杂志说，9月26号下午召开了十七届中央政治局常委会第四十一次扩大会议，习近平在会上就十八大会议的议程、筹备工作作了汇报，并提出了五大问题，包括：为什么群众和党、政府的关系处于紧张状态？为什么群众对党的信任度处于新低位等。
文章说，习近平在会上表示，必须正视这“极其沉痛的问题”，并指出部分政府管治合法性在摇摇欲坠，共产党执政地位正当性已响起警钟。
独立评论员李善鉴：“习近平把这个话说出来了，他说共产党有亡党的危机，中共执政地位响起警钟。我个人觉得其实在高层，这个事情对他们来讲已经是个共识，因为他们里面绝大多数人其实已经做出来了，绝大多数党政机关干部把自己的配偶、亲属送到国外来了，大家都看到这个问题，而且谁也看不到解决方案。”
时事评论员汪北稷指出，今年发生的王立军、薄熙来事件并非孤立事件，它是90多年来共产主义黑箱操作的集中表现，也显示了中共已无任何诚信可言。
时事评论员汪北稷：“实际上这个政权和政党已经在解体了，从王立军出走的那一刻开始，它解体了。古今中外还没见过这么个政权，出现这么震惊的事件后还能屹立不倒的，它肯定是要倒的，只不过倒的方式方法、过程、时间长短、激烈程度有区别。”
香港《前哨》杂志曾经报导，同样支持改革的习近平父亲–习仲勋，反对邓小平个人独裁，曾在政治局会议上，为被迫下台的前中共总书记胡耀邦拍案而起。因此，汪北稷认为，习近平父亲不可能不告诉习近平，中共斗争的残酷血腥和复杂黑暗，以及中共内部的从政规则。
汪北稷：“（我相信他（习近平）说的话都是为他未来做事情做铺垫，他知道过去共产党的黑暗，也知道他自己亲身经历过的黑暗，他还知道共产党垮台已经开始了。至少习近平还没有逃避，他面对这个压力，（他有危机感，是好事，就有转机的机会，我个人认为习近平能说这个话是一个小小的进步，是包含理性的因素和客观观察的一种谈话。”
习近平谈“亡党”的消息披露出来后，外界猜测习是否会进一步推行政改。
不过，独立评论员李善鉴指出，共产党的独裁机制，和它反人性、反自然、反宇宙的意识形态，从本质上决定了中共必然灭亡。如果习近平坚持维护中共执政，不仅不可能找到任何办法，还可能搭上自己的生命和未来。他说，习近平主动退出这个“党”的时机早已成熟。
李善鉴：“（历史条件，从现在人民对共产党的态度来讲，从社会条件上，时机早就成熟了，如果说明天共产党垮台的话，从我个人来讲，很多人也是持有这种看法，一点都不奇怪，因为这个条件早就成熟了。”
实际上，这已经不是习近平第一次谈到“亡党”话题。
据《动向》杂志报导，习近平今年5月曾在一个会议上指出，中共高干“裸官”、亲属经商，和占据国企高级管理层享受超级待遇，以及“三公消费”的挥霍情况，已形成三大特色和三大民怨、民怒、民愤，这也成为新时期“亡党亡国”的“三大祸端”。
目前，超过1亿2千万的“三退”大潮，更是彰显上至高官，下至百姓逐渐形成的共识：那就是“没有共产党才有新中国”，“亡党”才能救中国。
采访/刘惠 编辑/王子琦 后制/柏妮
Xi Jinping Again Mentions Communist Party’s Fatal Crisis
Domestic and overseas Chinese who have joined the tide of
“quitting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)” have formed
a consensus that the CCP must be dissolved—a series of
events this year may have made the CCP’s collapse imminent.
In most mainlanders’ minds, the CCP’s domination has
never been legal; then, what’s in the mind of the CCP ruler?
The incoming CCP Chairman, Xi Jinping, had again admitted
the regime’s fatal crisis in a secret meeting with the Politburo Standing Committee (PSC) at the end of September.
Hong Kong’s Trends magazine says the 41st enlarged meeting
of the PSC’s 7th session had been held on September 26.
Xi Jinping had given preparatory talks about the 18th national
congress and on its agenda, putting forward 5 key issues, like:
“Why is there much tension between the people and the CCP?
And why is the people’s distrust of the party growing?” Etc.
The Trends magazine says, Xi Jinping had expressed then,
that the Party must face this extremely painful problem.
He also pointed out that, the majority of the CCP’s legitimacy
in governance is crumbling; setting off alarm bells to all.
[Li Shanjian, Commentator]: “Xi dared to speak this fact;
he said the Party faces the crisis of its own demise and alarm bells are sounding.
Personally I think, to the CCP’s top level, this fact has reached
a consensus, because most of them are sending their spouses,
children and relatives abroad; the majority in the Party
have also seen the problem but no one can find the solution.”
Political commentator Wang Beiji points out that, the event
of Wang Lijun and Bo Xilai this year weren’t isolated cases.
They are concentrated manifestations of the CCP’s secret
operations, undertaken over the last 90 years, and showed the Party’s lack of credibility.
[Wang Beiji]: “In fact, starting from the moment Wang Lijun
escaped, the regime and its political parties have been dissolving.
No regime, from ancient days up to now, can avoid collapsing
with such an event happening—it’s impossible not to collapse —the only difference is how and when.”
Hong Kong’s Outpost Magazine reported that, Xi Zhongxun—
father of Xi Jinpin, disagree with dictation of Deng Xiaoping.
Xi Zhongxun showed his strong supporting to the former
general secretary Hu Yaobang during a Politburo meeting.
Commentator Wang Beiji says Xi Jinpin must to have learned
the brutal, bloody and complex darkness of the communist struggle or of the CCP’s ruling politicians from his father.
[Wang Beiji]: “I believe, what Xi Jinping said is
in preparation for what he’ll do in future;
he knows the CCP’s darkness and he has his own
gloomy experience; he knows the CCP has begun to collapse.
At least Xi didn’t flee but faced the pressure; he sees the crisis
—that’s good—and he has the opportunity of a turning point.
Personally, I think it’s a bit of progress that Xi was able to say
such words, which had rational factors and objective realities.”
Since news of Xi’s talk on “the Party’s death” has come out,
outsiders are speculating over whether he’ll further promote political reformation.
Independent commentator Li Shanjian says, the CCP’s demise
has been made certain, because of these fundamental issues:
the CCP is a dictatorship system, which is against humanity,
against nature and against universal values.
[Li Shanjian]: “From the point of history, people’s attitudes
to the CCP, or social conditions, the conditions have matured for its collapse.
If the CCP collapses tomorrow, in my opinion—it’s also most
people’s opinion—that it wouldn’t be strange; it’s ripe for it.”
In fact, this is not the first time Xi Jinping talked about
“the death of the Party”.
Trends magazine report, in this May, Xi pointed out the
“Bare Officials”—those who have sent their family and assets overseas;
Corrupt officials with family businesses; or who occupy
the senior management of state-owned enterprises;
as well as the ‘3 public consumptions’, these issues
which have accumulate great social grievances and angers.
And these are factors that may cause the collapse of
current Chinese Regime.
A consensus has now gradually formed across senior officials
and the lower-class public.
They are saying: “Without the CCP we have a new China",
and “the death of the Party can save China”.
