China:US Secretary of Defense and 10,000 Others Support CCP Resignations

WASHINGTON DC - On May 29, the day before Memorial Day, more than 10,000 Westerners in Washington DC signed petitions to support Chinese people withdrawing from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and to urge the CCP to immediately stop arresting people who have withdrawn from the CCP as well as respect the Chinese people’s freedom of choice. The US Secretary of Defense, Donald H. Rumsfeld, also signed to show his support. Citizens from Cuba, Ukraine and other former Communist countries also signed to give support.

Ms. Ge Min, a volunteer of the Party Resignation Service Center in Washington DC said on Memorial Day, “Today is the second day of collecting signatures at the Capitol Hill and near the Lincoln Memorial Hall and National Air and Space Museum.”

Mr. Li Hao, the initiator of this signature campaign, expressed, “Today is the second day many associations and organizations in Washington DC declared support for the trend of resignations from the CCP. We collected over 12,000 signatures from Westerners.”

On Memorial Day weekend, many associations in Washington DC initiated a signature campaign to “declare support for the two million Chinese who resigned from the CCP and urge the CCP to immediately stop arresting people who have resigned.” More than 10,000 motorcyclists from all over the United States including Vietnam veterans gathered at Washington DC participating in the commemorative “Rolling Thunder Parade” on May 30 in honor of those who died in battle.

Many veterans, tourists and active duty US soldiers assembled near the Lincoln Memorial Hall, where the signature campaign was taking place. Many of the by-passers signed to support the two million who resigned from the CCP.

On the afternoon of the 29th, US Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld gave a lecture at a veteran concert held in Lincoln Memorial Hall and also delivered a speech to the motorcyclists. On the way to the Memorial Hall, as Rumsfeld passed the Party Resignation Service Center, he accepted related materials given by a volunteer as the volunteer explained to him the current trend of resignations from the CCP in China. Afterwards, Mr. Rumsfeld signed the petition to show his support. When a NTDTV reporter asked whether Mr. Rumsfeld supports the Chinese people’s efforts abolishing the CCP, Mr. Rumsfeld smiled and nodded with approval.

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By Ji Da The Epoch Times	Jun 01, 2005