汶川地震日本对华援助何以间接杀死安倍?

 

一、汶川捐款如何成为极权统治资源

2008年汶川地震:

  • 香港、台湾、日本等地的大规模人道捐款与援助最终被中共统筹调配。

  • 中共通过 控制、宣传、维稳工程,将这笔资金“资产化”。

  • 建设的不仅是房屋,还有一个更强大的宣传与社会控制系统,包括:

    • “感恩共产党”式的宣传洗脑

    • 对外塑造“灾后重建奇迹”的统战形象

    • 扩展公安、维稳预算,提前部署针对“非典型政治风险”的控制手段

这套系统后来成为中共打压异见、处理危机、输出意识形态的基础能力平台。


二、中共借由ODA援助与“赈灾外交”掩盖军事与统战扩张

汶川地震发生当年(2008)是北京奥运年,中共正处于对外形象“包装”的黄金窗口。日本提供了包括医疗、灾后重建、物资运输在内的全方位支援,试图加强对华关系,尤其在安倍第一次短暂任期之后的低谷期。

这些援助在实际中:

  • 增强了中共的合法性(国内外)

  • 强化了其对地方灾民的控制力

  • 成为中共政治升迁的“试金石”(如林郑月娥的角色)

长期而言,这些“道义之援”帮助中共建立起一整套:

  • 公共安全应对体系

  • 舆论审查与媒体引导机制

  • 对外统战合作的模板(例如借ODA援助换取对台湾孤立)


三、结构性后果:帮助了一个最终威胁安倍本人生命安全的体制

安倍在其第二任期推动:

  • 台湾正名

  • 日美同盟升级

  • 自由印太战略

  • 对华技术与军力警惕

他本人被中共舆论持续攻击。中共多次暗中支持或默认反安倍舆论操作(如“军国主义余孽”标签),且对日本的反华言论大加宣传。

而这些操作系统,是在2008年之后、援助极权的“黄金期”中被系统化的。

换言之,安倍的被孤立、舆论受挤压、甚至被攻击的逻辑基础,正是那些被援助资金加强的极权机制所提供的。


四、结论:不是直接关联,而是系统构建的共谋

我们不能说“汶川捐款直接害死了安倍”,但可以说:

如果没有香港、日本等地的巨额捐助与政治配合,中共的统治资源与对外扩张能力不会在2010年代迅速跃升。

而正是这些统治资源:

  • 扼杀了香港自由

  • 封锁了疫情信息

  • 输出了芬太尼

  • 压制了台湾外交

  • 在日本推动亲中势力打压安倍

  • 最终间接构成一种对其身心政治压力的环境

中国人民是否应向中共追讨日本侵华战争赔款?一场国际合同法与信托法的教学分析

 

在1972年中日建交过程中,中国共产党主导的中华人民共和国政府宣布“放弃对日本的战争赔偿要求”,并在随后的几十年里接受了来自日本的巨额“经济援助”。这一行为是否真的合法?中国普通老百姓是否就此永久丧失了对日本的战争赔偿权?从国际合同法、信托法和不当得利法的角度来看,答案可能出乎很多人意料。

战争赔偿是一种债权,不是政治口号

战争赔偿并非抽象的民族情绪,而是一种严肃的法律关系。在国际法中,战争侵略造成的人身伤亡与财产损失会形成一种国家责任(State Responsibility),进而生成赔偿债权(Claim for Reparations)。

加害人与受害人是谁?

  • 🇯🇵 日本帝国是加害人,对其侵略战争所造成的中国人民伤亡负有赔偿义务。

  • 🇨🇳 中国人民,尤其是在战争中直接遭受强奸、酷刑、奴役、细菌战等暴行的百姓,是战争的真正受害人与债权人。


中共是否有权代表所有中国人放弃赔偿?

在1972年中日《联合声明》中,中共政府单方面宣布:

“中华人民共和国政府放弃对日本的战争赔偿要求。”

这是整个争议的核心起点。那么我们必须问:

📌 一,中共是战争的受害人吗?

否。战争的真实受害人是中国平民个人,尤其是妇女、老人、劳工和孩童。并非中共组织本身。中共在抗战时期尚未掌握全国政权,其部队多采取保存实力、避实就虚的游击策略,并未承受主要战损,并且协助日本绕过美国对日本的制裁,协助日军侵华。

📌 二,中国人民授权它代表自己放弃权利了吗?

从合同法视角来看,代表他人签约必须有授权,这是全球法治国家共识。中共没有逐个取得战争受害者的书面授权或民意授权(如全民公投),就声称“代表”全国人民放弃赔偿请求权。

这在法律上属于无权代理行为(Unauthorized Agency),对真正债权人——即中国老百姓——不产生效力。


日本援助去哪儿了?战争赔款被转为武装与维稳机器

尽管中共放弃了正式的战争赔偿,但日本政府自1979年起向中共提供了巨额的“经济援助”(Official Development Assistance,ODA),至今总额超3万亿日元。

然而,这些钱去哪儿了?

  • 用于支持核武器研发

  • 收集和改造舟山蝙蝠冠状蝙蝠,从而制造出新冠病毒 

  • 军演投放新冠病毒,导致全球数百万人死亡,其中中国人民的抗日盟军美国在新冠疫情中死亡超过120万人,被新冠直接或间接比如封控杀死的中国老百姓也数不胜数。

  • 阻止你在讲出真相后出国寻求国际援助(中共的边控措施花的是从你的财产抢劫而来的财产)

  • 运行网络防火墙赌住你的嘴眼耳

  • 制造化学武器芬太尼毒害二战时的抗日盟军美国

  • 扩大监控系统与维稳支出

  • 建设南海人工岛、部署海警船只

援助款不仅未分配给战争受害人,反而成为镇压平民和扩张军力的资本。这在信托法上已构成严重违约受托人滥用信任责任(Breach of Fiduciary Duty)


信托法与不当得利:中共应返还赔偿资产

根据国际信托法原则,如果一个代理人接受了第三方对受益人的付款,却不将其交付给真正受益人,而是据为己有或用于与信托目的无关的事项,那他应承担:

  • 财产返还义务(Restitution)

  • 赔偿滥用行为所造成的损失(Damages for breach)

在这种情形下:

主体法律责任
日本政府            应赔偿中国人民
中共政府           代收赔款却私吞,构成信托责任违约
中国人民          有权向中共索赔战争损失、利息与收益

国际会计准则支持将援助视为“战争赔偿资产”

根据《国际财务报告准则》(IFRS),资产定义是:

“由过去事件引发,能被控制,并预期将带来经济利益的资源。”

日本援助明显属于因侵华战争引发,由中共实际控制,并产生广泛经济与政治收益的资产。这些本应是对中国战争受害人的补偿,被中共所占有,构成法律上的“资产转移”。


联合国2758号决议≠赔偿代理权

中共常引用1971年联合国大会第2758号决议(承认中华人民共和国政府为“中国在联合国的唯一合法代表”)为其外交代表合法性背书。

但这只是对联合国席位的安排,并不构成对中国全体人民私人权利处置的授权。外交代表≠全权信托人。


结论:中共“放弃赔偿”的行为无效,中国人民有权追讨

从国际合同法、信托法、会计原则来看:

✅ 中共无授权放弃战争赔偿
✅ 日本援助被非法截留并转用于非赔偿用途
✅ 中国人民保留债权追索权
✅ 中共构成信托责任违约与不当得利,应承担返还义务


补记:这不是幻想,而是法律认知战的开始

你可能会问,这样的主张能执行吗?短期内可能很难。但这不是重点。
重点是:谁欠了你,谁偷了你的钱,谁还自称“代表你放弃”了它。

了解真相、恢复法理秩序,是撕破谎言和恢复尊严的第一步。
📚 不只是政治话术,这是对国际法常识的教学启蒙。


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Soviet official Peter Vladimirov's eyewitness account from 1942–1945 while stationed in Yan'an as the Comintern liaison and TASS correspondent

The following is from Soviet official Peter Vladimirov's eyewitness account from 1942–1945 while stationed in Yan'an as the Comintern liaison and TASS correspondent

In September 1942, the troops in Yan'an received no money, nor any significant supplies. Commanders such as He Long, Liu Bocheng, Nie Rongzhen, Chen Guang, and Xiao Ke controlled their own armies and territories, maintained independent arms factories, issued their own currencies, and taxed the local populations without a unified fiscal structure. The atmosphere in the army was one of passivity and indifference; the leadership waited for events to unfold rather than actively seeking wartime intelligence or confronting the enemy. Though initially welcoming, Communist leaders soon sought to distance themselves from us. The Eighth Route Army coexisted peacefully with the Japanese invaders. Japanese forces prepared comfortably for winter in occupied territories, while the Communist troops hovered nearby without engaging. In Xingxian, Japanese garrisons of only five to forty men occupied villages surrounded by numerically superior Communist troops under He Long. When asked why they didn’t retake the villages, the soldiers admitted they had been ordered not to engage. “We’ve been told not to touch them,” they said, “because if we take that outpost, the Japanese will send reinforcements. Then what?” This doctrine of non-engagement—"we don’t bother them, they won’t bother us"—prevailed. The Eighth Route Army showed no interest in the Soviet-German front; their inaction was deliberate. Despite repeated Soviet requests for military action to prevent Japan from mobilizing against the USSR, Communist leaders ignored these appeals. Instead, they scaled down Eighth Route Army operations in North China. The propaganda and military focus of the Communist troops was not against the Japanese, but the Nationalist forces; propaganda and strategic preparation targeted the Kuomintang. Orders from Yan'an emphasized preserving Communist forces at all costs, even at the price of retreating before minor Japanese advances. Mao Zedong's principle was to preserve his own strength, not defeat the enemy. To achieve this, he relaxed resistance and ceded territory. Years of inaction degraded the Red Army’s discipline—desertions increased, weapons were mistreated, and training ceased. Cooperation among units broke down. Claims of strict Japanese blockades were fabrication; we saw that frontlines were permeable. The leadership exaggerated hardships to enhance their own mythology. My journey to the front confirmed the Communists did not intend to fight the Japanese. They saw the war as an opportunity to build power bases—not through combat, but by exploiting the clash between Japan and the Kuomintang. If Japan defeated the central government, Communist troops would quickly move in and take control. They were prepared to eliminate their own allies in the United Front to seize power. Mao retreated before the invaders but exploited the conflict for political gain. At a time when the nation suffered under fascist occupation, this strategy was not merely opportunistic—it was treacherous. Mao had no genuine sense of internationalism; even his own people were tools in his struggle for power. To him, the blood, suffering, and sacrifices of millions were merely abstract concepts. Ah, the role of the individual in history—we have too often oversimplified it.


Historical Parallels: The CCP's Longstanding Practice of Undermining U.S. Sanctions

 

Executive Summary:

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to assist sanctioned regimes—including Russia, Iran, and North Korea—in circumventing U.S. and international sanctions. This is not a recent development. Historical records from the Second World War reveal that the CCP had previously engaged in covert cooperation with Imperial Japanese forces during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945), facilitating material exchanges that effectively undermined American strategic objectives in the Asia-Pacific theater.


Key Findings:

  1. Contemporary Pattern of Sanctions Evasion:

    • The CCP continues to facilitate sanctions evasion by Russia (particularly after the 2022 Ukraine invasion), Iran (through energy trade and financial intermediaries), and North Korea (via dual-use technology transfers and maritime smuggling).

    • These acts systematically undermine U.S. and allied efforts to maintain global norms through targeted sanctions regimes.

  2. Historical Precedent: CCP–Japanese Military Collaboration:

    • Declassified Chinese sources, including a July 24, 1947 article in the Current Events Bulletin (时事公报), reveal that the CCP entered into a secret agreement with Japanese commander Yasuji Okamura in 1941:

      “The Eighth Route Army and the Japanese Army agreed to jointly attack Nationalist forces… the Japanese side would supply the CCP with ten small arms factories in exchange.”

    • In December 1940, New Fourth Army units reportedly procured 20,000 jin of cotton on behalf of Japanese forces in Huai’an, in exchange for substantial quantities of ammunition. The Japanese forces then declared a formal non-aggression stance toward CCP positions.

    • Archival records from the Taiwanese Academia Historica corroborate these exchanges, suggesting long-term mutual accommodation between CCP guerrillas and Japanese troops at the expense of China’s central war effort and Allied coordination.

  3. Violation of Allied Strategy and U.S. Policy:

    • These clandestine CCP-Japanese transactions occurred despite the U.S. embargo on exports to Japan enacted in July 1940, which included restrictions on strategic materials such as oil, rubber, and industrial goods.

    • The CCP’s cooperation with Imperial Japan constituted a violation of the Allied strategic aims, and arguably assisted the Japanese military in resisting Allied advances—particularly those involving American and Nationalist Chinese forces.


Conclusion:

The CCP’s current global behavior in aiding aggressor regimes mirrors its wartime conduct during World War II. Then and now, the Party has demonstrated a readiness to cooperate with hostile powers for strategic advantage—even at the cost of international law, wartime alliances, and human suffering.

This continuity of behavior should inform the policy assumptions of the United States and its allies when crafting sanctions enforcement, counter-intelligence operations, and alliance security frameworks in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.

suppression of the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement and COVID-19 Pandemic

Prior to the global COVID-19 outbreak, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) engaged in a series of political and logistical preparations aimed at concealing the pandemic’s origin. One critical measure was the violent suppression of the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement in 2019. This repression created a chilling effect among professionals, including staff at the University of Hong Kong’s WHO-designated Coronavirus Reference Laboratory. Consequently, they refrained from reporting anomalies or contradicting the Chinese government’s narrative. This intentional silencing contributed to the global delay in pandemic response and facilitated the virus’s international spread.



中共应就国际海洋航行自由受阻及在相关海域的军事侵略行为成为远东国际军事法庭被告

事实陈述

一、国际海洋航行自由受阻事实

  1. 自2013年以来,中共国在南海大量填海造岛,建设军事设施,包括机场、导弹发射井和雷达站等,严重改变海域现状。

  2. 中共海警及海军多次对外国军舰、商船实施尾随、拦截、驱逐等行动,阻止其在国际公认航道内自由航行。

  3. 2016年7月12日,海牙常设仲裁法院裁决中国“九段线”主张无国际法依据,但中国拒绝接受裁决,继续强化军事部署和控制行为。

  4. 多国海军,包括美国、日本、澳大利亚等,进行“自由航行行动”(FONOPs),均遭到中共海军或海警威胁、跟踪甚至发射警告信号。


二、南中国海、东中国海非法军事扩张与入侵事实

  1. 中共在南海争议岛礁上建设并运营多个军事基地,包括永暑礁、华阳礁等,部署战斗机、导弹、防空系统。

  2. 中共实际控制的南沙群岛、黄岩岛等岛屿存在大量军事设施,且加固扩建,形成对周边海域的实质控制。

  3. 钓鱼岛(日本称尖阁诸岛)附近海域频繁发生中共国海警船只骚扰日本渔船和日本海上保安厅巡逻船。

  4. 中共海警船多次进入钓鱼岛12海里领海,进行所谓“巡航执法”,非法干预日本实际管辖的海域活动。


三、台湾海峡及金门海域军事威胁和挑衅事实

  1. 中共军方自2016年以来多次越过台湾海峡中线,进行军事演习和实弹射击,制造地区紧张气氛。

  2. 2022年及2023年,多次在台湾周边进行大规模联合军演,模拟对台军事封锁与登陆。

  3. 中共海警与渔政船频繁在金门海域骚扰台湾渔民和海巡人员,严重威胁当地渔业生产和安全。

  4. 通过军事行动和政治言论,威胁台湾当局及其选举,试图干预台湾内部政治进程。

管辖权建议

  • 基于《联合国宪章》与《国际刑事法院罗马规约》第8条、9条对侵略罪、战争罪、反人类罪的规定。

  • 利用《罗马规约》第27条强调国家元首及高级官员不享有刑事豁免权。

  • 远东国际军事法庭复活适用于该地区重大侵略罪行,有利于弥补国际刑事法院针对侵略罪管辖权不足。

法律依据

1. 《联合国宪章》

  • 第2条第4款:禁止任何国家使用武力威胁或侵害他国领土完整与政治独立。

  • 第51条:仅允许正当自卫,不得作为非法军事行动的借口。

2. 《联合国海洋法公约》(UNCLOS)

  • 保障国际海洋航行自由和无害通过权。

  • 禁止非法占用他国大陆架、专属经济区(EEZ)及领海。

  • 明确保护沿海国合法海洋权益。

3. 《国际刑事法院罗马规约》

  • 第8条(战争罪):包括攻击无防卫的平民基础设施、非法使用武力等。

  • 第8bis条(侵略罪定义):包括“入侵、占领或攻击他国领土”。

  • 第27条:国家元首不享有刑事豁免权。

4. 相关国际法判例及先例

  • 东京审判确立军事侵略罪与战争罪标准。

  • 国际海事法庭相关判决支持航行自由原则。


侵略罪与战争罪法律认定

1. 侵略罪

  • 非法占领争议岛屿、军事化人工岛及部署军力,构成对他国领土主权的武装侵略。

  • 军事威胁及武力使用(包括军演威胁和海上骚扰),违反国际和平与安全。

2. 战争罪

  • 利用军事力量阻碍国际航行自由,破坏他国经济及安全基础设施。

  • 针对平民和非战斗人员的海上恐吓、暴力行为。

  • 以军事手段强制限制民众出入及经济活动。


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