習近平像黑幫老大 李顯龍夫人何晶轉貼Michael Petraeu文章

李顯龍夫人何晶轉貼文：習近平像黑幫老大    NOWnews 2020421

新加坡前總理李顯龍夫人何晶今（21）日在臉書又出現驚人之舉，她轉發了一篇新加坡評論平台的文章，標題直酸中國國家主席習近平執政12年來「一直表現得像個黑幫老大」，掀起議論。

何晶在臉書轉發新加坡評論平台《Critical Spectator》的文章，這篇文章是波蘭籍評論員皮崔尤烏斯(Michael Petraeus)撰寫，文章以「如果習近平過去12年沒有像個黑幫老大一樣行事，中國今天在世界上會擁有更大的影響力」為題，內容一開始便大酸，「習近平在東南亞持續不斷的魅力攻勢真是滑稽可笑，暴露出中國目前的處境有多麼糟糕，竟然要皇帝本人來懇求與十多年來一直被他無恥掠奪的鄰國合作。」

文中提及，想像一下習近平談「抵制對抗」和「保護主義」。正是這個人將九段線強加於東協國家，違反國際法宣稱南海大部分地區為北京所有，在有爭議的島嶼上建造中國軍事設施，並利用海警騷擾其他國家的船隻，現在他竟然敢站出來說「親愛的朋友們！讓我們共同努力！讓我們抵制對抗！」

皮崔尤烏斯直酸，中國這座「自由貿易的閃亮燈塔」，禁止許多外國公司在該國經營，違反了加入世貿組織（WTO）前作出的國家補貼、知識產權法、法律公平、消除貿易法律障礙等所有承諾，現在卻說「保護主義不好！」。

文章表示，習近平執政12年來，一直表現得像個黑手黨老大、中國的「唐·柯里昂」（Don Corleone，電影「教父」系列的黑幫老大），先讓所有人都「無法拒絕他的提議」，現在他又希望受害者把他當成朋友和夥伴嗎？

他提到，我們只談論東協。中國經常受質疑的「一帶一路」投資、所謂的債務陷阱或試圖以傾銷價格向其他國家轉移製造產能，目的是用廉價商品淹沒這些國家，導致其國內產業崩潰，這些都對中國在其他方面沒有幫助。

習近平現在開始呼籲與歐洲建立夥伴關係，但中國對歐洲的虐待程度不亞於美國，同時還支持莫斯科的暴政，幫助其對烏克蘭發動戰爭，他坦言，這實際上只是一場針對西方的戰爭，「僅僅因為世界厭惡川普，並不意味著習近平就成了更令人接受的替代品。」

評論點出，中國10多年來對他國的虐待不能被忽視，彷彿什麼都沒發生過，中國有幾十年的時間來證明自己真的有興趣支持國際多邊主義。如果中國過去這樣做，今天就會得到回報。中國的國際關係呈現憤世嫉俗和下意識的炒短線主義。這就是為什麼習近平不能指望世界跟隨他與川普作戰，在大家看來，即使川普勝出，也不會太在意。

何晶的社群貼文時常引發爭議，在2020年疫情期間，曾轉發台灣捐贈口罩的新聞時，留下一句「Errr…」引爆網友議論；後又於臉書發文想讚揚台灣的醫療拯救了新加坡孩童，但卻轉貼酸當時總統蔡英文的政論節目影片，何晶在發現轉貼內容不妥後，急忙修改貼文稱「我個人欠台灣總統一個道歉」。

 

 

李顯龍夫人轉文：習執政12年表現像黑幫老大    大紀元時報 20250422

4月21日，前新加坡總理李顯龍妻子何晶在臉書上轉發一篇評論文章。該文稱，習執政12年來「一直表現得像個黑幫老大」，引發關注。

文章題目為「如果習近平過去12年沒有黑幫老大的作風，中國今天就有更大的全球影響力」原文由波蘭籍裴卓斯（Michael Petraeus）發表在4月18日。文章開篇直指，習近平近日在東南亞持續展開的「魅力」攻勢，懇求十多年來一直被其掠奪的鄰國與其合作，顯得滑稽可笑，已暴露出中國的處境有多麽糟糕。

文章說，居然是習近平談「抵制對抗」和「保護主義」。正是這個人，把南海「九段線」強加於東協國家，違反國際法宣稱南海大部分區域屬於中國，且在有爭議的島礁上建造軍事設施，並派海警船騷擾他國船隻。中共禁止許多外國企業在境內經營，違背了加入世貿組織前做出的關於國家補貼、知識產權法、法律公平、消除貿易法律障礙、向外國實體開放市場以及停止強制技術轉讓的所有承諾，現在卻說「保護主義是壞事」。

文章表示，自從習近平執政12年來，「一直表現得像是個黑幫老大」，就像中國版的「柯里昂」（Don Corleone，電影「教父」系列中的黑幫老大），總是向所有人提出「無法拒絕的提議」，如今卻希望受害者把他當成朋友和夥伴。

僅在東盟，中共常遭質疑「一帶一路」投資、債務陷阱或試圖低價傾銷他國以轉移產能，就使廉價商品淹沒這些國家，導致其國內產業瀕臨崩潰。如今，習近平開始呼籲與歐洲建立夥伴關係，但中共在俄烏戰爭中支持莫斯科，這是一場針對西方的戰爭。

文章還稱，儘管川普可能在全球受到指責，但他有意與所有國家達成協議，一旦協議生效，美國仍被廣為信任能履行協議。但中共並非如此，因為中共以不公平對待合作夥伴而聞名。中共十多年來對他國的虐待不能被忽視，彷彿什麼都沒發生過。這就是為什麼習近平不能指望世界跟隨他與川普作戰。

 

China would hold more sway in the world today if Xi Jinping hasn’t been a mobster for the past 12 years    Michael Petraeus＠Critical Spectator 20250418

This one time Xi cannot make an offer others can't refuse.

Xi Jinping's ongoing charm offensive in Southeast Asia is a really comical spectacle, revealing just how bad the situation in China must be at the moment that the emperor himself has to plead for cooperation with the neighbours he's been shamelessly trying to rob for over a decade.

The very same man who has imposed the nine-dash line on ASEAN nations, claiming most of the South China Sea for Beijing against international law, building Chinese military facilities on disputed islands and using the coast guard to harass vessels of other countries.

Oh yes, and "protectionism" – ah, China, the shining beacon of free trade! The very same that banned many foreign companies from operating in the country, violated every commitment it made to the US before joining WTO regarding state subsidies, intellectual property laws, legal fairness, abolition of legal obstacles to trade, opening the market to foreign entities and cease coerced technology transfers, now says – "protectionism is bad!".

Sure, it's bad when someone is finally using it the other way around. Doesn't feel nice, does it?

For 12 years since taking over Xi Jinping has been behaving like a mafia boss, Chinese Don Corleone making everybody "offers they can't refuse". And he now expects his victims to welcome him as a friend and partner?

And we're only talking about ASEAN. China's often questionable Belt & Road investments, alleged debt traps or attempts to offload manufacturing capacity at dumping prices onto other nations, with the aim of flooding them with cheap goods to the point of implosion of their domestic industries, do not help China elsewhere as well.

Xi has now started calling for a partnership with Europe – the very same Europe China has been abusing no less than the USA, while supporting the murderous regime in Moscow, helping it wage war on Ukraine which, let's be honest, is really just a war on the West.

Just because the world loathes Donald Trump doesn't mean that Xi Jinping has become a palatable alternative.

Trump may currently be reviled worldwide but he has signalled intent to strike deals with all countries and once they are in force the US is generally trusted to honour them. The same cannot be said of China, which is not known for playing fair even with its partners.

Actions have consequences and more than a decade of abuses cannot be ignored as if nothing had happened only because you now share the same problem with your victims.

China has had decades to demonstrate that it is genuinely interested in supporting international multilateralism. And if it had, it would have paid dividends today.

It's quite paradoxical that for all the reported strategic, long-term focus that is supposed to drive China's governance, the country's international relations are marked by cynical, knee-jerk short-termism.

Which is why Xi Jinping can't expect the world to follow him into battle against Trump – and wouldn't really mind if the latter still came out on top in the stand-off with China.