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[李承鹏（大眼哥） @dayangelcp]

《你吃瓜时，八部决定你命运的法律悄悄出炉——极权严控社会，却死于不了解社会》

瓜要吃，法要看，瓜是别人的纠缠，法是你的命盘。就在大家吃瓜的时候，决定中国人命运的八部法律悄悄出炉。2026年8月底九月初，十四届全国人大常委会第二十四次会议一口气通过和修订了五部法律：

《国防动员法》、《律师法》、《医疗保障法》、《耕地保护和质量提升法》、《农业法》。还有针对有钱人的《反跨境腐败法》、《企业破产法》、《银行业监督管理法》三部正在审议：铁幕，真的降临了。

《律师法》旗帜鲜明给律师增加了政治定位，首次写进：“律师工作坚持中国共产党的领导”，“律师事务所要按照党的章程和党内法规，设立党组织，开展党的活动”，并把“拥护中国共产党领导”写进了律师执业条件。

《农业法》首次写进：“农业和农村工作坚持党的领导”。党指挥枪杆子、刀把子、笔杆子，党还必须指挥锄头把子。

第一部《医疗保障法》获得通过，对缴纳义务写得很强硬，民众应得权利一字未提。

《企业破产法》修订——皇上心软，见不得穷人。但把“社会稳定”摆在第一位——破产不是经济现象，而是政治行为。实际是水泊梁山第三条好汉：吴用。

修订《银行业监督管理法》。银行棺材板快盖不住了。官方说法：把风险源头，纳入监管。但中国银行最大风险，不是劫匪而是银行大股东和实际控制人本身。银行监守自盗，权力不被制约。

《国防动员法》新增“国家对民用物资和资源进行征收”。新法的“征收”是强制性的，不能拒绝。在“征收民用物资”条款里，首次明确写进“征收交通工具”……

最重要的是，新《国防动员法》启动门槛降低了。以前当“主权、统一、领土完整和安全”被冒犯时才启动国防动员法。新法加上了“中国发展利益”这条红线……只要谁触及中国的发展利益，比如一带一路项目在某国被叫停，芯片被断供，都可以启动国防动员法。战争门槛大大降低。

《国防动员法》规定：建立数据服务保障制度，收集使用与国防动员相关的数据……上门入户收集数据，断网也叫数据保障。

2025年9月，澳大利亚广播公司披露了美国国防部一份情报：中国正在大批建造滚装船和特种驳船，具有登陆作战用途，能运坦克。美军卫星拍到湛江外海三艘驳船互相连接，按“军事要求”做过改装——尾跳板能液压伸出，在离岸海面直接把两栖装甲车放下水。

那批船被叫作“水桥”级，2025年初才第一次从卫星图上被认出来，此前世界上从来没有过这种东西。三艘驳船形成八百二十米长的可移动栈桥，每小时送几百辆车上岸……美军情报部门认为:这种驳船唯一的功能，就是改变了一个前提：过去台湾西岸只有十几处滩头能登陆，现在任何地方都可登陆。

中国紧急推出一系列法和修订案，限制人出境、限制钱出境，查富途、长桥，查税、查离岸信托……针对有钱人追查，针对普通人管控，对自己官僚体系也不放过。出台这一切法和规定，只不过是为了解决极权困境。当初苏联也走过同样的路。

安德罗波夫当了十五年克格勃主席，后来成为苏共总书记，他一直致力强化严控社会并沾沾自喜。但在1983年6月的中央全会上，他疲惫地说了一句：“说实话,我们至今还没了解我们所生活和劳动的社会”。

无论是斯大林还是安德罗波夫，都喜欢控制社会，有趣的是，他们却一辈子不了解他们严控的社会。斯大林死于手下默默的注视而不施。安德罗波夫说完这句话，八个月后，他死了。又过了八年，苏联死了。

点击进入我的油管第八期：https://t.co/ALZSbOk9ev

[China Commission @CECCgov]

August 17 is #DingJiaxi's birthday. This dedicated lawyer and democracy advocate remains unjustly detained, serving a 12-year sentence simply for organizing peaceful discussions about a freer China. He should not spend another birthday in prison and should be allowed to join his family in the U.S.. @luoshch #XiamenGathering
Learn more🔗https://t.co/PWDjD5ia2P

[China Commission @CECCgov]

Where is #GaoZhisheng? Human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng has been missing for 9 years.  After being tortured, disappeared, and arbitrarily detained, his family deserves to know whether he is alive and when he will be free to join them in the US. @ChineseEmbinUS
Learn more👉https://t.co/shnhLtlX4o

[#FreeJimmyLai @SupportJimmyLai]

Six years in solitary confinement. In letters from his cell, Jimmy Lai writes of faith, endurance, and a body that is failing him.

"I could not stand up after I sat back down in my cell," he wrote.

He is 78. His family says the 20-year sentence amounts to a death sentence.

Read here: https://t.co/rjnkAhIQ8e

#FreeJimmyLai #BringHimHome @ObserverUK @dannydvincent

[kyle qian @qualiaspace]

my grandfather wrote a memoir that I couldn't read

after he passed, I tried to learn Chinese but progress was slow

this year, I translated it with AI and designed a bilingual edition. it turned out way better than I could have imagined

[Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders]

Netanyahu is lobbying for Section 224 in the national defense bill, a provision that quietly expands U.S.-Israel military cooperation and weapons development with almost zero oversight.

The American people do not want more U.S. military aid to Israel. We must defeat Section 224.

[Judy Chu @RepJudyChu]

Yesterday, I listened to Elizabeth Rao’s heartbreaking story about losing her mother, Dr. Jane Wu. A dedicated Chinese American scientist, Dr. Wu faced discrimination and racial profiling by her employers, leading her to take her own life. Her death was felt throughout the research community, especially by those of Asian descent who faced unjust scrutiny from Trump's China Initiative.

Elizabeth reminded us that there's a human cost to this targeting and that our greatest minds should never have to face this type of ethnic profiling.

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Today marks exactly four years since Putin started his three-day push to take Kyiv. And that says a great deal about our resistance, about how Ukraine has fought all this time. Behind those words stand millions of our people, immense courage, incredibly hard work, endurance, and the long path Ukraine has been pursuing since February 24.

Looking back at the beginning of the invasion and reflecting on today, we have every right to say: we have defended our independence, we have not lost our statehood; Putin has not achieved his goals. He has not broken Ukrainians; he has not won this war. We have preserved Ukraine, and we will do everything to secure peace and justice. Glory to Ukraine!

[OSV News @OSVNews]

Claire Lai, daughter of Hong Kong pro-democracy advocate Jimmy Lai, reacts to his 20-year prison sentence Feb. 9, calling it "essentially a death sentence." https://t.co/vZmSzx2LC3 #FreeJimmyLai @SupportJimmyLai #AppleDaily #HongKong #JimmyLai

[Aasma Shaukat MD MPH @AasmaShaukatMD]

One of my former research assistants was killed by ICE in Minneapolis today😢

Alex was the kindest, sweetest human and a ICU nurse with a bright future ahead of him
May his soul rest in peace and this senseless carnage stop💔

[CSPAN @cspan]

Minneapolis @MayorFrey: "I just saw a video of more than six masked agents pummeling one of our constituents and shooting him to death. How many more residents, how many more Americans need to die or get badly hurt for this operation to end?"

[Sen. Lisa Murkowski @lisamurkowski]

On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we honor a man who loved this country deeply, believed in its promise, and challenged us to never accept injustice as inevitable. Dr. King’s legacy reminds us that progress takes grit, grace, and determination—and that each of us has a role to play in building a more just and united world.

[#FreeJimmyLai @SupportJimmyLai]

Claire Lai, daughter of prisoner of conscience #JimmyLai, continues to speak out about the conditions her father endures in prison, including being deliberately isolated and moved between locations with a thick black cloth covering him from head to toe.

Jimmy Lai must be freed. #FreeJimmyLai

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

GOP Sen. Thom Tillis just torched Stephen Miller:

“You know what makes me cranky? Stupid. You don’t speak on behalf of this U.S. senator or Congress. You can say it may be the position of the president that Greenland should be part of the U.S., but it is NOT the position of this government. We are a co-equal branch.”

That’s a Republican senator drawing a hard constitutional line and calling out the White House for pretending Congress doesn’t exist.

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

On the eve of execution, the condemned of Revolutionary France were often given paper, ink, and a few hours to say goodbye. No speeches were allowed. No appeals were heard. The blade would fall whether the words were written or not. And so bakers, seamstresses, priests, clerks, soldiers, and widows—people who had never imagined themselves part of history—sat in cold cells and tried to compress a lifetime into a page. Many began the same way: My dear wife, My beloved children, Forgive me. The Revolution that had promised liberty and equality now granted its final mercy only in ink.

I’ve read hundreds of these letters. What makes them so unsettling is how ordinary they are. There is no grand political philosophy, no defiant rhetoric. A father worries about debts and winter coats. A mother apologizes for leaving her children without guidance. A young woman asks that her hair be given to her sister.

One such woman was a Parisian seamstress in her early thirties, arrested after a neighbor denounced her for “lukewarm patriotism.” I don’t know why, but her case struck a chord with me. Her crime appeared to amount to little more than having regularly attended Mass and failing to denounce her brother quickly enough. The night before her execution, she wrote to her sister asking that her scissors be given to their youngest niece and that their mother be told she had died calmly.

Again and again, the writers insist on their innocence—not always of crimes, but of hatred. “I die without bitterness,” one wrote, “and I forgive those who send me to death.” The language is plain, domestic, and heartbreakingly human. The Terror did not slay monsters; but it did produce victims who sounded like us.

Many of the condemned had supported the Revolution at first. Some had cheered the fall of the Bastille. Others had denounced aristocrats, signed petitions, worn the cockade. But revolutions devour loyalty as easily as opposition. A careless remark, a past friendship, a failure to applaud loudly enough could be fatal. In the machinery of suspicion, innocence was not a defense—it was often a liability. As one prisoner wrote, “I do not know what crime I have committed, but I know I am to die for it.”

On execution mornings, carts rolled through Paris streets lined with spectators who had grown accustomed to death as public ritual. The letters were folded, sealed, and handed to jailers or priests, some of whom risked punishment to deliver them. Many never arrived. Others survived by chance, preserved in family trunks or police archives—small scraps of paper that outlived the so-called Republic of Virtue. The guillotine was efficient; memory was not meant to be.

These final letters endure because they expose the lie at the heart of revolutionary extremism: that abstract ideals can replace human bonds without cost. When politics demands total purity, ordinary life becomes treason. In the end, the French Revolution did not silence its victims with the blade alone. It silenced them by convincing enough of the nation that the individual did not matter. History’s task is to read their letters anyway.

#archaeohistories

[Tal Hagin @talhagin]

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[格雷老師 Teacher Grey @geleilaoshi]

He risked his life to expose Uyghur concentration camps in Xinjiang. The videos he took are among the most important available documentation of human rights abuses in China. Sending him back means he will almost certainly be jailed with no hope of release. Please @SecRubio, we must protect him.

[Rayhan E. Asat @RayhanAsat]

Mr. Guan Heng, a conscious Chinese man, risked his life to document 🇨🇳’s atrocity crimes. The video he captured served as important evidence to the US gov’s ongoing documentation of Uyghur genocide. Now, he’s fighting for his freedom in the 🇺🇸. The US gov must have his back.

[迷迭香 @midiexiang6555]

一上来就看到“以灾乱港”被国安抓捕的大学生，看到被中断演出的日本艺人，还看到对着空椅子独自一人完成演唱的滨崎步……

都是熟悉的配方，熟悉的味道。这么多年，从未改变。熟悉的，让我只有难过，再无其他。

[Julia Davis @JuliaDavisNews]

Garry Kasparov is 100% correct. Thank you for always telling it like it is, @Kasparov63. Listen before it's too late.