Q & A

QUERIES IMPOSED UPON ME BY A FELLOW COMRADE

Dear Comrade:

I sincerely appreciate your deepest concern regarding the well being of our nation and your strong inclination toward the reformation of our current stagnating political status quo. I will try the best I can to address each of your inquisitive enquiry in order to manifest my ideas as well as the fundamental principles of FPC in a more lucid and methodical approach. It is in the most profound interest of mine to see that you will obtain a more comprehensive knowledge of the nature of FPC and the Cause for a new China after you’ve read my respond.

1. What is your vision about China's alternative fate in coming 30 years, politically?

To talk about the alternative trajectory of Chinese politics we first have to lay out as a premise the conventional notion of its progression. I assume that most people will tend to wish to see the CCP to reform itself within the next few decades in order to see China to become more democratic and thus humane. However, this groundless assumption will not endure any serious examination if one possesses a keen insight of the fundamental party lines of CCP. To wit, the CCP has already consecrated itself to be the ultimate arbiter of the fate of China with its infamous philosophy of proletariat dictatorship/democratic centralism. This has been written into the PRC Constitution and has been consistent throughout the history of PRC despite the disparate ostensible social phenomenon from Mao’s era to Deng’s so-called “Reform and Open-Up” period. And this very principle had been reiterated by Jiang’s “Three Representatives”, and only gets refined under the current administration of Hu. Its core political guideline is to serve the very self-preservation of CCP as an end in itself. To wish to see the totalitarian Communist to reform to a free and democratic parliamentarian party is like to wish to see a toad transform into a swan. It is simply inconceivable and totally at odds with the interest and philosophy of the Reds; for their very conception constitutes as an antithesis of the Western Capitalism/private sector-driven Laissez Faire/republican parliamentarianism since the mid-19th Century. They simply want an one-party rulership within the framework of a transitional socialist stage to an ultimate communist utopia, which nominally represents the interest of the proletariat, originally as the peasant-worker alliance mainly postulated under Maoist philosophy. A brief examination of modern China’s social stratification, in which the most populous members of society that the CCP superficially represent actually constitute the exploited masses of the lowest class, unreservedly testified CCP’s hypocrisy and its total incompetence. Its treacherous scheme is to cheat the naive masses, and its end is to pose itself as the Lord of China. Will it ever allow freedom of the press and free transference of knowledge? Will it ever step down and get itself “voted” out of the office from a parliament and permit the existence of universal suffrage? Anyone who is not brainwashed by the Reds’ propaganda will laugh their heart out of such fictional speculation. The only ones who really believe the “plausibility” of such whimsical hypothesis are the brainwashed, and the only ones who condone the CCP’s lies are merchants without conscience.

Therefore, I am a wholehearted advocate of the abdication of CCP and the restoration of the First Republic, which is symbolized by its glorious and most daring emblem of the Five Color Flag, and this leads me to answer your question of the alternative political route of China. It first consists of a massive revolution which is to inflict the coup de grace upon the CCP and catalytically accelerates its internal collapse. The revolution is going to be waged under the leadership of common fighters to erect a Neo-China of the New World. It might assume myriads of faces and shapes, adopting myriads of means and practices, however, consistently operating under the common umbrella of the Five Color Flag and striving for the same end, which is the reestablishment of the original republic of 1911. Only this time it is going to be triumphant and the establishment of a Federal Republic of China will be the dawn for a new generation of Chinese.

2. What is the best shortcut for China's future?

The shortcut to gain political momentum is very elusive, hard to predict, and always conditional to a given situation. There’re too numerous potential causes: e.g.: the intensification between Taiwan Strait; worsen U.S.-China relationship; fomenting civil unrest; increasing violence waged by secessionists from all shades of creeds and causes, etc., all of which will lead to a gesture of the ruling party to tighten its control and thus only exacerbate its own destruction. We should always be vigilant and not to forfeit any opportunities that’s open at our disposal. In this respect I recommend all fellow comrades to do a bit more research on our national treasure, namely, the philosophy of Dao. To wait for the precise moment to strike takes endless patience and perseverance. I can only say that the real power is among the masses, or the Folk, for they can be both docile as tranquil water and raging as fearsome conflagration. They are the very quintessential end of the FPC’s most earnest concern, and they will be the determinant agent to bring about the downfall of the Reds. Because the FPC is first and foremost a folkish party, it upholds the Chinese Folk as its most honorable benefactor, and endeavors in every means possible only to improve and refine the folkish character, virtue and morality, for without the Folk, there will no longer exist such notion as the Chinese civilization.

3. What can we do in any of the above alternatives?

As an adamant fighter of the agenda I have put forward above, I will do my best to accomplish such a colossal aim. Many of the plans to initiate this Cause had already been laid out in my previous correspondences under the title of Project Spartan so there’s no need to repeat them here. I will just like to clarify for one thing and thus exculpate any potential accusation or indictment of FPC’s underlying motivation for power struggle.

Granted, without power, one is vulnerable and weak. Just like the millions of the exploited masses in China, for they’re truly “powerless”. This is precisely the intention of FPC to gain power on the behalf of the Chinese Folk in order to invigorate them with their fundamental citizen’s rights, universal suffrage, freedom of speech, freedom of belief, and right to form organization and union. Since the FPC is a rightist and conservative party in essence, which upholds our national and traditional cultural heritage in the honor of our Great Ancestor, together combines with modern democratic-republican ethos, it will assume a role of a parliamentary party elected by the people, whose sole purpose is to serve the Folk and monitor the soundness and exuberance of our National Spirit. It will not pose itself as the ultimate arbiter over the welfare of China, only the Law and the Constitution should be; and it will not write itself as the sole guarantor of the Chinese Destiny on the new republic’s constitution. Only the people are. To summarize, the only objective of FPC at the initial stage is to overthrow the Reds which it viewed as the greatest obstacle fettering the natural blossom of our civilization. Its end is for the reestablishment of a federal republic in the spirit of 1911, and to be a servant of the Chinese Folk whom it honors in its utmost loyalty.

4. Provide some more argument for why we want to establish our own cult?

The reason I brought up comparison on my last correspondence (Project Spartan II) between the FPC and a cult-following is purely for the sake of the proliferation of the movement. I have already made it clear that if you’re to examine the history book of man and come out with one essential conclusion that holds true absolutely regardless of its spatial-temporal setting, it is thus as the following: the sole agents of historical movements are always at their nascent stage a group of minorities, who attract followers primarily with their mightiest philosophy and noblest virtue through a long period of endurance, and finally be able to form itself from a tiny snow ball into an avalanche that in turn shaped a new outlook of human destiny and moral landscape. This is the golden rule of man’s experience on this planet and will hold true for as long as man who see himself as such. This is why if we are to think of bringing changes to China and redeeming her out of its current quagmire of social anomy and moral degeneration; we are not that different from all previous history makers start from the clan of Huang Di 黄帝 down to Dr. Sun Zhong Shan’s Xing Zhong Hui 兴中会.

Here I have to stress the validity and efficiency of such organization over the other petty little so-called NGOs, Human-Rights activists, and all other self-brandished Chinese Democratic parties scatter all over the world who’re only waiting to get themselves written on the ballots and win a few wretched seats in the future parliament of China. This is not to discredit the good works done by some of these groups, nonetheless, the mass majorities of them really lack any vision; maybe they saved a few lives and freed a few bodies from the Reds and win the praise of themselves as the herald of justice, but at the same time the Soul of our civilization had been totally abandoned and all the valuable energy squandered; for if they aim small, they end up small. This is why ever since its inception of FPC; it was aiming toward a Mass Awakening. It doesn’t care about the release of a few weak bodies from the Reds’ cell and their deportation to the West, but wholeheartedly dedicated toward the total freedom of the Chinese Folk from the Reds’ spiritual and physical confinement. To do this, only an organization that’s comparable with a cultish fanaticism and radicalism will the fulfillment of the Cause be feasible. Just take a look the forcefulness of the Fa Lun Gong (FLG) practitioners who are 100% a cult follower of Li Hong Zhi! This is why the Reds fear them far more than a so-called “democratic-movement” ( min yun) activist.

5. Why can't we join an existing one and improve and make changes of it?

Your fifth question actually bears correspondence to the latter half of my answer above. Let me offer you with a summary of the current situation of the bona fide contemporary opposition political organizations of China who are all residing outside the Reds’ jurisdiction; for if they are within, they will face only two options waiting for them: be nipped out of existence or proselytized into a “Commie-favorite” complementary parties who will only hold a brief public appearance during the Red’s phony “Two Meetings”. I will enumerate those groups according to their level of significance and substantiality and those too numerous and inconsequential ones are simply going to be omitted both by me and by history.

The most powerful and fearsome two groups are the KMT and the FLG respectively at this stage. Now even though the FPC will always be a spiritual follower of our forefather Sun Zhong Shan, who’s the founder of the KMT, the modern Taiwan based KMT is actually very different after such a long ruthless transition of time, and indeed, had lost all genuine fighting spirit that held so dearly to those first generation of revolutionaries. I had already made it clear that today’s KMT will be in no way to accept such a progressive platform of FPC, nor will they ever bring up the very notion of defeating the Reds. Starting from Li Deng Hui, to Lian Zhan, until today’s Ma Yin Jiu, the KMT has totally diminished down to an out-and-out political club of Taiwan, who even lost the executive rights to the Green camps and in turn shamelessly forming a quasi-alliance with the Reds in order to achieve their pathetic aim of whatever.

The FLG is today the most resilient, forceful, and fearsome organization that’s grass-rooted and 100% committed. However, they’re still totally a semi-religious organization whose public-stated cause is totally and exclusively for freedom of speech and religious belief. While the Chinese history had shown too often that historical movement always gets initiated by a bunch of religious-oriented sects, from the “Huang-Jin”(Yellow Ribbon) of the Late-East Han period down to the “Bai-Lian” (White Lotus) uprising and the “TaiPing Rebellion”(Kingdom of Heavenly Peace) pseudo-Catholic mutiny in the late Qing Dynasty, they seldom signified any substantial political might and only will be viewed as a harbinger of a transforming age. Today, the FLG is no different from those previous ones, and the most important aspect they signified is that people is slowing waking up, and becoming more and more discontent with the current establishment. Since you and I are already both men with faith and belief, it will be unlikely for us to become one of the FLG practitioner, however, this does not rule out the possibility of other fellow adherent of the FPC be a faithful believer of the FLG, or matter of fact, any other religious belief.

The next one is the current exile-government of Tibet. They are one of the most senior members of the anti-Reds Cause, and have gained significant publicity in the West and recently even mesmerized the popular mind of the West with an enchanting and euphoric image of the Tibetan Holy Land and the Pope-like benevolence of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama in order to win sympathy and support for the Free Tibet Cause. I have already stated my disposition on the FPC blog regarding the Tibet Question under the title “Free Tibet”, so there’s no need to repeat. I will just say that you and I both have far more encompassing and broader concerns to improve the lot of whole China, it is unlikely for us to join one of the denominators as well.

The Uyghur Independence Cause is too remote for us to venture into both for practical as well as cultural elements. Some of them had already embraced the Jihad’s stance and officially forming alliance with the Al-Quaeda. In a recent audio-broadcast of their spiritual leader, Bin-Laden, who called for fighting not only against the “Zionist-Crusaders” of the West and Israel, but also the U.N. and China, of the latter he brandished as “represents the Buddhists and Pagans of the world” (sic.) So you can see that the militant Muslim fanatics are beyond reasoning, therefore even if they do represent some power, it is only destructive.

Finally I shall shed some light on the groups and individuals of “Min Yun” camps. After their world-renowned event of the 6/4 incident which bred a generation of them and gave many of them fame and success, they sort of dispersed and went their own way. The peculiar activist, Peng Ming彭明 (who got a life-sentence last year and still sitting in the prison cell somewhere in China) gave a very good description of them which I think is worthwhile noting: he said that the Min Yun camp are devoid of camps really but full of individuals, which might’ve been a general trait of the “conceited Chinese”. Therefore we see many Min Yun Stars, e.g., Wang Dan, Wei Jing Sheng, Yuan Hong Bin, just to name a few. But we don’t really see any significant group impact like the FLG has. Although I admire very much Mr. Wei Jing Sheng, I don’t see any possibility of him actually venture into the realm of power-struggle with the Reds, and tucked himself away cozily as a White House pet and establishing a foundation of his own. Although he has rescued a handful of political prisoners, I don’t see any of them are fitting material for the real fight ahead. And there’s our favorite boy out of 6/4, Wang Dan. Other than getting himself a Ph.D. and being a nominal editor-in-chief of the Beijing Spring periodicals, I think he has occupied himself most of the times with lamenting verses and dubious poetry. Even though you see there’re so-called Chinese democratic parties-in-exile bourgeoning everywhere today, they seldom strike a significant cord and actually are being infested with political-asylum seekers, pimps, criminals, scoundrels, and pedophile. The scandals reeking over the Min Yun camp makes one want to shun away from any of their shady business. Like I had said before, if you don’t see a temple worthy enough to house our sacred National Spirit, you have to establish one of your own.

Lastly, I will just like to mention those ones who are being incarcerated by the Reds, such as Wang Bing Zhang王炳章，Peng Ming彭明, Yang Jian Li杨建利, and many other anonymous ones, their courage and determination are the greatest virtue of mankind and it is my deepest honor to praise their deed and their will power, for they have failed but there will be new comrades to inherit their spirit and continue their unfinished work.

6. What's your plot to expand the group?

The initiatives I have proposed are already contained in Project Spartan, so there’re no need to repeat them, only to elaborate and expand the issues and agendas. Here, I only want to say that, as the founder of the FPC, it is not just another denominator of the Min Yun camp, but totally transcends their limited scope and horizon. The FPC is aiming toward the redemption of the 1.3 billion Chinese Folk from the Reds’ infamous socialist/proletariat dictatorship. It will attract fellow fighters from the motherland because if you are aiming toward the advancement of people’s lot, you’ve got to engage them with your uttermost sincerity. Again, this leads to the comparison of the cultish following, it is only through this kind of conviction will the propagation of the movement be possible regardless the location and presence of the leadership. At this primary stage, we need to officially set-up-shops within the Reds’ territory unnoticed. However, its ubiquitous presences throughout China will make it ever elusive and omnipotent. It should be on the tip of everyone’s tongue and the top of everyone’s mind, as if people’s longing for the Second Coming. When the time’s right, we can transmit the very name and ideology of FPC and its existence into the public domain and left the Reds’ in bewilderment. Like I said in the second letter of Project Spartan, it is a Ghost at this stage and will incarnate into a physical body when Providence directs.

7. Is it possible to make any changes in China when we are physically outside?

This leads me to answer your final question, which is crucial in order to comprehend the phenomenon of Civilization’s transition. If you’re to pierce mankind’s very activity down to their intrinsic essence, you will realize that we’re spiritual being. Everything exists merely as an idea. Just as the Daoist philosophy of “wu wei” had rightly manifested, the one who’s nowhere is everywhere. In this respect, I think Mao had comprehended this very wisdom and done a superb job considered he’s actually one of the “incarnated” as well, only being a delegate of the Devil. But the phenomenon is identical with the spread of Gospel. Those few who had come down with the Annunciation of a Mission transcend their physical confinement. You, my friend, exist to me only as an idea, and we can communicate with each other perfectly well despite of our physical remoteness. This will in turn be exactly the same if we’re to communicate with a fellow adherent no matter where he is. There’re just too numerous instances of such transcendental phenomenon: Our forefather Dr. Sun Zhong Shan, directed the overthrow of the Manchu Empire in the U.S. Lenin directed the Bolshevik Revolution of Russia in Switzerland. The initial phase of the Chinese Soviet-Proletariat Revolution was directed by COMINTERN from Moscow while Mao was simply a henchman. The Modern Age had advance human existence to a whole other level, in which physical boundary had become more and more meaningless. I have already stated this in more detail in the second letter of Project Spartan, and I hope you shouldn’t see this physical divide as an obstacle. To understand people we have to probe into their hearts, and we can do this any where and any time.

So the only labor left for us is simply to spread the message and initiate the Cause with disciples and followers, all or which should be comprehensively designated as the two initial phase of Project Spartan: Operation Eureka and Operation Odyssey..

I hope the account above will bring some new light to you and I’m looking forward to hear from you with any feedback, suggestions, and amendments to the movement.

Sincerely,


DACHUXING