主题：蔡霞呼吁制裁中国高层官员，呼吁国际社会携手阻止中国共产 -- 扬眉吐气

党向全球机构“渗透”和传播“极权主义”的理想。

据CNN8月23日报道，持不同政见的中共中央党校退休女教授蔡霞在接受CNN专访时再次升级对中共的批判论调，呼吁美国政府对北京的强硬态度加倍。

蔡霞表示，她支持特朗普政府对中国电信巨头华为公司的禁令。

蔡霞还呼吁制裁中国高层官员，呼吁国际社会携手阻止中国共产党向全球机构“渗透”和传播“极权主义”的理想。

蔡霞告诉CNN：“中美关系不是两国人民之间的冲突，而是两种制度和两种意识形态之间的竞争和对抗。”

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前两天河里菜前教授拥趸还不少的嘛，什么“党内民主”“党员自由”聒噪得咱家耳朵都嗡嗡的，

今天接着再捧一捧菜前教授呗？

China's Communist Party is a threat to the world, says former elite insider

Hong Kong (CNN)Cai Xia is no stranger to defying expectations. During her years at the Chinese Communist Party's top training center and think tank, the outspoken professor had surprised many with her liberal ideas and support for democratic reform.

More recently, she caused a stir with a spate of scathing denunciations of China's ruling elite and the country's leader Xi Jinping -- a rare rebuke from a longtime insider that led to her expulsion from the Party earlier this week.

In an interview with CNN from the United States, where she has lived since last year, Cai went a step further by calling on the US government to double down on its hardline approach towards Beijing. She said she supported the Trump administration's ban on telecommunications giant Huawei, which Washington claims is a national security risk due to its alleged connection to the Chinese government -- an allegation Huawei has repeatedly denied.

Cai also called for sanctions on top Chinese officials and appealed to the international community to join hands in stopping the Communist Party from "infiltrating" global institutions and spreading Xi's "totalitarian" ideals.

"The relationship between China and the United States is not a conflict between the two peoples, but a contest and confrontation between two systems and two ideologies," Cai told CNN.

Cai said she had been stranded by the coronavirus pandemic after arriving in the US last year as a tourist. She declined to disclose more details about her current situation or plans for the future, citing fears over her personal safety.

Since coming to power in late 2012, Xi has consolidated his position and authority over the Party, which ranks among the world's largest political organizations with 90 million members. He has unleashed a sweeping crackdown on political dissent, civil society and the mostly Muslim Uyghur minority in the Xinjiang region, and tightened control over Hong Kong, a former British colony that was promised a high degree of autonomy when it was returned to Chinese rule in 1997.

Now, according to Cai, the Communist Party aims "to replace the free and democratic system of modern mankind represented by the United States, and the values and order of peace, democracy, freedom and justice," with its own model of governance.

Cai's comments come as relations between the US and China deteriorate to their lowest point in decades. The world's two largest economies have sparred in nearly every aspect of their bilateral relationship, including on trade, technology, human rights, and financial flows.

The Trump administration has moved to decouple the two economies, including most recently issuing executive orders that would ban popular Chinese mobile apps from operating in the US. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has portrayed China as an existential threat to the US, giving a speech in July that called for "the free world to triumph over this new tyranny ... the old paradigm of blind engagement with China simply won't get it done. We must not continue it."

The Chinese government has repeatedly rejected similar accusations. "We have no intention of becoming another United States. China does not export ideology, and never interferes in other countries' internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said earlier this month.

Criticism from overseas is of course easier to deflect than criticism at home. Cai, 67, is one of a small but growing number of prominent insider voices who have spoken out against the Party and its authoritarian turn under Xi. But her decades-long career as a Communist Party scholar and adviser has given her criticism a special weight -- and dealt an embarrassing blow to the Party.

On Wednesday, the Global Times, a Chinese government-run tabloid, called Cai's recent public remarks a "blatant betrayal" to China that is "totally indefensible," and accused her of colluding "with external forces to hurt the interests of the motherland."

Students walk towards a statue of the late Chairman Mao Zedong at the Central Party School in Beijing.

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/22/asia/chinas-communist-party-threat-world-intl-hnk/index.html

如果她只批评某个组织，还能为自己留个脸面。现在她支持美国的禁令，算是没救了。

华为公司虽然是一家企业，但在目前情况下，有着标志性的作用和影响。

让中国人民都有机会见识这些放弃了信念理想的共产主义的投机分子们放弃尊严的时候是多么的可耻，多么没有下限！

退一（万？）步讲，就是颠覆tg成功，大陆换天了，摘果子的也不可能是这帮人嘛，看历朝历代就知道。

而且现在投美，性价比真是低到爆，还不如轮子民运。

貌似还有哪个打羽毛球还是网球的主动来掺和的？之前孙杨也是，中国搞体育这帮人，真的是四肢发达，头脑比较那个。

直接作汉奸了！

本来留在党内当右派，一边拿着高薪一边骂共产党挺好的，现在没钱了，当共产党右派没油水了，直接当汉奸反动派了。当汉奸能拿到一万七的月薪么？

晚了就没了！

我一直担心家墩后继乏人，这可好，又可以赚得0.1年的机遇期了。。

知道了马上要开始整党了，所以已知道自己的下场了，表演最后的疯狂向美帝卖身。

好像有几百万之多，还不上咋整？敢借他钱的人都不是善茬，卸胳膊卸腿也是敢下手的。

现在好了，傍上了班农和郭文贵，海外建国，还有哪个不要命的敢去找他要账，郝海东可算的精呢

要不他们总想着美帝的后路。最好忽悠美国政府对在美中共党员及其直系亲属没收资产，限期离境或者进集中营。让权贵知道中国之外再无退路。同时逼那些政治性海华选边，要么退党要么回国，脚踩两只船两头捞钱的日子不能过下去了。

鼓吹媒体第四权，微博豆瓣几乎沦陷，好几次让人以为是香港去年的事要直接在内地重演。更不用提方方。

3月疫情平稳，老习出马，美帝开始有压不住的征兆，于是一切开始平息，似乎从来没发生过。魔幻到极点。

正是3月，菜前教授秘密前赴美帝，个中缘由，谁知？

疫情过了，半年过去了，河里又开始“不怕不识货就怕货比货”，嗬，真当人没有记忆？

就算人没有记忆，互联网没有记忆？

欠债是真的，数目大得多。

本质上，是坏，不是傻。十有八九是变现自身资源的一种手段。郝海东没准国内一堆投资赔了被债主索命逃到国外，弄政治来防止被没收海外财产。就跟年广久搞资本主义来掩盖自己强奸犯一样，都是人精。

类似的，如果国内农村低保能有美国一样多，在美发愣功能少一半以上。

美国之音不在和为它工作的中国人续约了，蔡教授再不疯狂表现去哪里领口粮。不过这次没有表扬那两个好人，知道保护人了。至于坛上那几位从疫情开始就在秀，而且分工明确，有扮右有扮左还有装理中客的

楼主不学习党报或文件吗。