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Evil · Crimes · Elimination · Anti-Communist International
The Evil
Part I (Ch. 1–3)
Chapter 1 — The Evil of Evil Men The Compound of Human Wickedness and Imperial Greed — Savagery, Private Appetite, the “Thick-Face, Black-Heart” Tradition, and Absolute Domination of All-Under-Heaven (1921– )
Chapter 2 — The Evil of False Doctrine Marxist-Leninist Communism Arms the Minds of Evil Men — A False Paradise, the Philosophy of Struggle, the Politics of Lies, and Spiritual Enslavement (1921– )
Chapter 3 — The Evil of the Gangster Organization A Faithless, Treacherous, Cunning, and Ferocious Gang — Gang Rules, Absolute Obedience, Adverse Selection, and the Machinery of Violence (1921– )
Each chapter unfolds through five levels — chapter → section → item → package → folder. Read the focus first, then the facts and evidence.
The Crimes
Part II (Ch. 4–24 · five periods)
Group 1 · Party-building, Seizure of Power & Mao-era Crimes (1921–1976)
Chapter 4 — The CCP's Seizure of Power on the Mainland Dependence on the Soviet Union, Violent Mobilization, Deceptive United Front Work, and Civil-War Expansion (1921–1949)
Chapter 5 — Political Terror in the Early Years of CCP Rule Killing to Establish Authority, Campaign Purges, Thought Control, and the Stripping of Civil Rights (1949–1966)
Chapter 6 — Economic Plunder in the Early Years of CCP Rule Violent Land Reform, the Destruction of Private Property, Commune Enslavement, and the Great Famine (1949–1966)
Chapter 9 — The Cultural Revolution Mao Zedong's Personal Dictatorship, Mass Mutual Persecution, and the Catastrophe of Chinese Civilization (1966–1976)
Chapter 20 — The Mao-Era Export of Revolution Abroad Bloc Confrontation, Intervention in War, Support for Dictatorships, and the Politics of Foreign Aid (1949–1978)
Group 2 · The Party-State Machine & Institutional Plunder (1949– )
Chapter 7 — The Party-State's Totalitarian Machine The Party Above the State, the Judiciary Reduced to a Tool, the Military and Police as Party Property, and the Partification of Society (1949–)
Chapter 8 — The Malign Operation of Party-State Totalitarianism The Caprice of Supreme Power, Escalation at Every Level, Grassroots Plunder, and the Evasion of Responsibility (1949–)
Chapter 12 — Party-State Corruption and the Plunder of Power Power as Wealth, Hereditary Privilege, and the Privatization of Public Resources (1949–2012)
Chapter 13 — Post-Totalitarian Social Control Stability-Maintenance Repression, Information Blockade, Organizational Suffocation, and the Hollowing Out of Law (1978–2012)
Group 3 · The Reform & Opening Era (1978–2012)
Chapter 10 — The Party-State Saves Itself Through Reform and Opening (I) Using the Market to Repair the Economy, Using Opening to Rescue Its Rule (1978–2012)
Chapter 11 — The Carving Up of Power Under Reform and Opening (II) The Capitalization of Party Power, Privileged-Elite Privatization, and Social Disorder (1978–2012)
Chapter 21 — Leveraging the World in the Reform and Opening Era Absorbing Western Capital and Technology, Trade Expansion, and Overseas United Front Work (1978–2012)
Group 4 · The Xi Jinping Era (2012– )
Chapter 14 — Xi Jinping's Concentration of Power, Phase One Anti-Corruption Consolidation, Political Regression, and the Foundations of Digital Totalitarianism (2012–2017)
Chapter 15 — Xi Jinping's Concentration of Power, Phase Two Lifelong Rule, Total Control, the Zero-COVID Disaster, and the Deterioration of People's Livelihoods (2017–2022)
Chapter 16 — Xi Jinping's Concentration of Power, Phase Three The Ossification of Personal Rule, Economic Stall, Social Suffocation, and the Accumulation of Crises (2022– )
Chapter 22 — Global Expansion in the Xi Jinping Era Debt and Economic Coercion, Technology Acquisition, Political Penetration, and Transnational Repression (2012–)
Chapter 23 — The CCP and the Authoritarian Bloc Against the Democratic World China–Russia Coordination, Support for Dictatorships, Anti-Western Narratives, and Security Threats (2012–)
Chapter 24 — CCP Responsibility in the COVID-19 Pandemic Early Concealment, the Origins-Tracing Controversy, the Harms of Lockdowns, and International Accountability (2019–)
Group 5 · Ethnic Regions, Hong Kong, Macau & Taiwan
Chapter 17 — The Party-State's High-Pressure Rule over Ethnic-Minority Regions Forced Assimilation, Religious Persecution, and Grave Human-Rights Disputes (1949– )
Chapter 18 — The Remaking of Hong Kong's and Macau's Institutions Eroded Promises, National-Security Repression, Shrinking Freedoms, and Social Reengineering (Hong Kong 1997– ; Macau 1999– )
Chapter 19 — The CCP's Threat to Annex Taiwan Diplomatic Blockade, Economic Inducement, Political Penetration, and Military Coercion (1949– )
Grouped by five periods for guided reading only; chapter numbers are unchanged.
Elimination
Part III (Ch. 25–31)
Chapter 25 — The Terminal Crisis of CCP Rule Personal Dictatorship, Broken Succession, Organizational Decay, Fiscal Hemorrhage, and State Incapacity (2012– )
Chapter 26 — Popular Grievance, Resistance, and the Risk of Desperate Public Harm under the “Xianzhong” (Indiscriminate Revenge Killing) Discourse Humiliation and the Seeking of Redress, the Spread of Revenge, Mass Conflict, and Early Warning to Halt Violence (2012– )
Chapter 27 — A Scenario Tree for the CCP’s Loss of Power, Dissolution, and the End of the Regime CPSU-Style Dissolution, Leadership Incapacitation, Intra-Party Split, War Defeat, Loss of Central Control, and Social Shock (Future Scenarios)
Chapter 28 — Multiple Pathways of Institutional Succession After the End of the Party-state’s Monopoly Organizational Dissolution, the Transfer of Power, Civil Noncooperation, Local Self-Government, the Return of the Republic, and Democratic Constitution-Making (The Preparatory Phase)
Chapter 29 — The Protection of Civilians and State Continuity During the Party-state’s Dissolution and the Period of Regime Change Refusal to Repress, Neutrality of the Military and Police, Halting Violence and Maintaining Order, Strategic Security, and the Guarantee of Basic Livelihood (The Phase of Upheaval)
Chapter 30 — A Rule-of-Law Reckoning and Transitional Justice Preservation of Evidence, the Grading of Criminal Responsibility, the Recovery of Party Assets, Redress for Victims, and Social Reconciliation (The Transition Phase)
Chapter 31 — The Constitutionalism of the New Republic and International Reconstruction A Bill of Rights, Federal Self-Government, Free Elections, Cross-Strait Peace, and Democratic Partnership (The Transition Phase and Beyond)
"Elimination" means research on lawful, peaceful, democratically mandated paths: scenario trees, civilian protection, transitional justice, and constitutional rebuilding. No guidance for violence, ever.
Anti-Communist International
International zone
4-1 Communist Harm Worldwide
4-2 The West Awakens & Fights Back
4-3 Nations Resisting on Their Own
4-4 Self-Rescue at Home & Abroad
4-5 International Cooperation
Global interactive zone, filled jointly by members and the public worldwide; quarantined review before publication; cross-referenced with Chapters 20–24.
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(Sample) A township in North China
Type: place · ID E-PL-001
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(Sample · unverified) During the 1949–1953 land reform, the class labeling of “landlords/rich peasants” was applied with inconsistent standards and over-extension.