【新唐人2013年10月19日讯】在最近的伦敦之行中，前美国国务卿希拉里，首次透露了王立军携带秘件到美领馆申请政治庇护时，遭到拒绝的过程，证实了去年王立军外逃时的一些猜测。尤其是薄熙来私派武警包围美领馆，险些闹出外交纠纷，给薄熙来二审提供了致命的证据。不过，希拉里曝光的这些内幕，都已经在中国国内被封杀了。
10月中旬，美国前国务卿希拉里•克林顿，在伦敦英国皇家国际事务研究所出席颁奖仪式，回顾她在任期间的一些经历，其中也谈及了她处理王立军和陈光诚向美国使领馆申请避难的过程。
希拉里说，王立军掌握了薄熙来的妻子杀死英国人海伍德的证据，要求美国政府给他提供避难，但是希拉里认为王立军有腐败、流氓、残暴的记录，是薄熙来的一个打手，不符合美国向他提供避难的任何条件。而且另一方面，薄熙来很快派武警包围了领馆，情况变得非常危险，所以他们拒绝了王立军的庇护要求。
时事评论员林子旭：“在他（寻求）避难的一瞬间，美国方面马上说他有不良记录，这说明美国对中共官场了解得非常透彻，希拉里用了残暴这个词汇，这不能不让人联想起王立军活摘人体器官的罪恶，薄熙来和王立军活摘人体器官可谓是罪恶滔天，相信美国政府已经充分的了解到了相关信息。”
这是希拉里首次披露了薄熙来王立军案的相关内幕，大陆《财新网》特派伦敦记者倪伟峰做了相关报导，很多大陆媒体转载，但是很快遭到删除。
纽约城市大学政治学教授夏明：“对中共来说如果这件事情过多的谈，无论怎么解读对它的制度都是一个致命的嘲讽，作为习近平来说，让他焦头烂额的事情已经很多了，薄熙来这个事情暴露的信息越多，第一对共产党意识形态和他的干部的内部这些腐化堕落，毫无人性，家庭道德的崩溃，生活的糜烂等等都是一个大曝光。”
纽约城市大学政治学教授夏明还指出，薄熙来上诉就是想再制造一些舆论，让左派能够再折腾一阵，习近平不想给他们这个机会。不过夏明认为，美国政府会利用从王立军那里得到的材料，警告中共不可在斯诺登等问题上乱作文章。
夏明：“美国领馆不断的爆出内部的各种信息，包括人体器官的信息不断的出来，应该和王立军的这个案子都有些关系，就是说王立军爆出了很多的这种大量的信息，在这种情况下，希拉里显然在提醒中共，美国这边在王立军这边也搞到了很多的信息。”
美国众议院外交事务委员会，在事发后曾经要求希拉里公开华盛顿与北京谈判的信息，但是不了了之。
独立评论员李善鉴：“他们不愿意把里边涉及的这些罪恶公开的曝光出来，她已经放弃了最重要的善恶的原则，了解到这么严重的罪恶的时候，作为一个正义的人或者一个正义的政府，首先应该是想到尽量的去阻止它，而不是考虑到怎么样不让罪犯难堪。”
据希拉里透露，在美国拒绝王立军待在美领馆后，王立军坚持说他要把真相带到北京。所以，美领馆联系了北京，接走王立军，但是美方不想让任何卷入其中的人难堪，因而没有对外声张此事。
但希拉里也认为，中共从来没有理解美国政府和民主制度绅士般的执政方式。
采访编辑/刘惠 后制/李智远
Hillary Clinton Reveals Wang Lijun Inside Story
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
spoke in London in her recent visit to the UK.
She disclosed details on how Wang Lijun
was refused asylum by the US Consulate.
It provides evidence to speculations
over last year about Wang fleeing.
While Wang was in the US Consulate, Bo Xilai
dispatched armed police to surround the building.
This almost caused a diplomatic dispute, and
will be potent evidence for Bo’s second trial.
However, the sensitive contents of
Clinton’s talk was censored in China.
In October, Hillary Clinton attended the
Chatham House award ceremony in London.
She shared some of her experiences during her tenure.
She talked about handling Wang Lijun
and Chen Guangcheng’s asylum.
Clinton says Wang knew Bo Xilai’s wife
killed British businessman Neil Heywood.
He showed up asking for US protection.
However, Clinton says Wang had a record of
corruption, of thuggish behavior, and brutality.
He was an enforcer for Bo Xilai.
He did not fit any of the categories
for the US to be granted asylum.
The consulate was quickly encircled by
other police who were subordinate to Bo Xilai.
It was becoming a very dangerous situation,
so the US denied Wang Lijun’s asylum.
Lin Zixu, current affairs commentator: “At
that moment, the US said Wang has a bad record.
The US government knows the CCP officialdom very well.
Clinton used the word ‘brutality’ to describe Wang,
and people cannot help but think about his involvement
in the live organ harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners.
Bo Xilai and Wang Lijun committed
heinous crimes by harvesting live organs.
I believe the US government has been
fully aware of the relevant information.”
Clinton disclosing details about Bo and Wang was
reported by caixin.com reporter Ni Weifeng in London.
It was widely reproduced by media in
Mainland China, but deleted quickly.
Xia Ming, Professor of Political Science at New York
University: “For the CCP, if the topic was discussed
too much, it becomes a deadly irony to its system.
For Xi Jinping, he has many problem issues to deal with.
Bo Xilai’s corruption has exposed endemic corruption
of CCP officials, as well as the system as a whole.
It revealed inhumanity of Party culture,
and the collapse of family morality.”
Xia Ming says Bo’s appeal against his sentence is to
gather more public opinion to expose more leftists.
Xi Jinping doesn’t want to give them a chance.
Xia Ming: “The US Consulate
revealed a lot of internal information.
This includes information about organ harvesting,
which likely connects with the Wang Liujun case.
In another words, Wang has exposed important information.
Under such circumstances, Clinton obviously reminds the
CCP that the US obtained much information from Wang.”
The US House of Representative Foreign Affairs Committee,
requested Clinton to publicize the diplomatic talks between
Washington and Beijing after the incident, but to no avail.
Li Shanjian, independent commentator:
“They don’t want to expose any crime.
She has abandoned an important moral principle.
Being an important figure of a government,
when they know such serious crime is taking
place, their first act should be to try to stop it.
It is not to avoid embarrassing criminals.”
According to Clinton, after the US denied Wang’s
asylum, Wang wanted to get the truth to Beijing.
Then the US contacted Beijing to take Wang away.
She said the US didn’t want to embarrass anybody
involved in it, and so they kept it in low profile.
Clinton says that China did not fully understand
the US “jazz-like” diplomacy and democracy.
