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传播CIA颠覆中国十条戒令谎言的少将罗援同志 2019-03-12 23:01:11

  传播美国中央情报局颠覆中国十条戒令谎言的

             中调部部长罗青长之子少将罗援同志


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 和美開戰  先擊沉它两艘航母 

 傷亡美军一萬人  美国就怕了

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十条诫令”,这是此谣言在中国大陆地区使用的名称。其他名称包括:十条戒令,十大戒令。虽然此谣言在全世界各地都有不同版本和名称,最流行的二个国家是中国大陆和巴西。而且还会有不同的中文版本。其首次在1940年代的美国出现。现在在全世界不同国家继续流传,是有不同作者,不同版本的都会传奇。所以根本就没有原始文件的存在。[1]美国的名称是“共产党革命章程”。[2]巴西和西班牙则说是列宁写的十诫。中国大陆则谣传是美国中央情报局1951年的绝密文件[3]。随着时间推移,谣言的内容也会不断增加。在中国大陆地区,现在已经出现美国中情局的十二条诫令,又加入了新的第一条,和最后第十二条。

目录

全球谣言版本[编辑]

所谓十条诫令在全世界的版本最后一条说的都是要求个人注册他们的武器,这样就可以在必要时候将武器没收。这条内容到了中国大陆,被完全篡改成相反的内容。变成了要运送武器给他们的敌人。

美国[编辑]

此谣言最先出现在美国,英文名称是“Communist Rules for Revolution”即“共产主义者革命章程”[2]。由当时美国保守派人士所编造[1],其内容声称是是协约国于1919年5月从杜塞尔多夫(Dusseldorf)从德国共产党的保险箱里发现。而从Google Books最早可以搜到提到“共产主义者革命章程”的书籍是出版于1964年。[4]

美国纽约时报,署名Donald Janson在1970年7月10日,就发表文章,指出这些内容是假的。[5] 根据该篇文章报导,1946年2月,最早的版本发表在‘新世界新闻’。

瑞士法国[编辑]

他们的版本标题也是共产主义革命规则,也认为是1919年发现的。德文是: Kommunistische Regeln für die Revolution 。法文是:Règles pour la révolution communiste。[6][7]

巴西[编辑]

巴西,被称为列宁十诫,列宁诫令或者列宁十条诫令。也广为流传。他们的版本说是列宁在1913年写的。葡萄牙语为:DECáLOGO DE LENIN、 mandamentos de Lênin 或者 10 mandamentos de Lênin。[8]也有些巴西人认为这是伪造的。[9]

西班牙[编辑]

西班牙 Asturias 的西班牙语网站在2010年,使用和美国一样的名称:共产主义革命规则。该文也认为是列宁在1913年写的内容。[10] 也有些西班牙人使用:列宁十诫的名称。(decálogo de Lenin)

中国大陆[编辑]

此言论从原来美国用来说明共产主义企图颠覆美国的内容,而来到中国后,变成了是美国中央情报局用来颠覆中国大陆的共产主义的“十条诫令”。[3]其中的内容大多是许多十分直白的和平演变策略。这些内容经常被人篡改添加。因为圣经也有“Ten Commandments”,中文叫十诫。始作俑者可能是基督徒或者听说过十诫。而这些内容一直都是只有十条,所以就从原来的英文名称“共产主义者革命章程”变成了中文名称的“十条诫令”。

在中国大陆普遍流传的“十条诫令”,不仅登上了不少主流媒体的新闻报道,甚至还被一些教师作为参考文献使用于课堂上。[1]目前,在中国大陆仍有为数不少的人民深信十条诫令的存在及颠覆中国共产党的目的。[11]

中国大陆军方人士制作的长达90分钟的宣传片《较量无声》中引用了“十条诫令”,并称是前美国中央情报总监艾伦·杜勒斯提出来颠覆中国共产政权的。[12]

参考文献[编辑]

引用[编辑]

  1. 跳转至:1.0 1.1 1.2 庄海青. 美国中央情报局“中国十诫”:一个谣言的来历. 新语丝. 2003-09-09 [2008-03-04] (中文(简体)‎).

  2. 跳转至:2.0 2.1 Barbara,David P. Mikkelson. Communist Rules for RevolutionSnopes. 2007-07-10 [2008-03-04](英语).

  3. 跳转至:3.0 3.1 李刚. 美国对付中国的《十条诫令》. 2001-03-01 [2008-03-04] (中文(中国大陆)‎).

  4. ^ "in+their+natural+leaders+by+holding" Hearings. 1964.

  5. ^ Janson, D. Communist ‘Rules’ For Revolt Viewed As Durable FraudThe New York Times. 1970-07-10 (英语).

  6. ^ {Sozialistische Propaganda in der Kirche http://www.info8.ch/standpunkte/leserbriefe/748-sozialistische-propaganda-in-der-kirche.html}[永久失效链接]

  7. ^ {Les “Règles pour la révolution communiste” : tout un programme… https://www.annebrassie.fr/les-regles-pour-la-revolution-communiste-tout-un-programme/}

  8. ^ {Decálogo de Lênin foi escrito em 1913 pelo pai do comunismo http://www.boatos.org/politica/decalogo-lenin-escrito-1913.html}

  9. ^ {O Falso Decálogo De Lenin https://www.recantodasletras.com.br/artigos-de-politica/4553675}[永久失效链接]

  10. ^ {La Reglas comunistas para la Revolución http://www.elbuscolu.com/opinion/la-reglas-comunistas-para-la-revolucin/6236}[永久失效链接]

  11. ^ 何雪飞:CIA的公开秘密—兼为《十条诫令》盖棺定论_乌有之乡. wyzxsx.com. 2011 [last update] [14 June2011]. (原始内容存档于2011年5月22日). 十条诫令

  12. ^ 《较量无声》引用的中情局“十诫”成笑柄. FRI. 2013年11月1日.

来源[编辑]

http://www.baike.com/wiki/%E5%8D%81%E6%9D%A1%E8%AF%AB%E4%BB%A4


Communist Rules for Revolution

In May 1919 at Dusseldorf, Germany, the allied forces discovered a copy of these ‘Rules.’ They were first printed in the United States in the ‘Bartlesville (Oklahoma) Examiner-Enterprise’ the same year, 1919.

Almost 20 years later, in 1946, the attorney general of Florida obtained them from a known member of the Communist Party, who acknowledged that the ‘Rules’ were then still a part of the Communist program for the United States.

1. Corrupt the young, get them away from religion. Get them interested in sex. Make them superficial. Destroy their ruggedness.

2. Get control of all means of publicity.

3. Get people’s minds off their government by focusing their attention on athletics, sexy books and other trivialities.

4. Divide the people into hostile groups by constantly harping on controversial matters of no importance.

5. Destroy the people’s faith in their natural leaders by holding the latter up to contempt, ridicule and obloquy.

6. Always preach true democracy, but seize power as fast and as ruthlessly as possible.

7. By encouraging government extravagance, destroy its credit and produce fear of inflation with rising prices and general discontent.

8. Foment unnecessary strikes in vital industries, encourage civil disorders, and foster a lenient and soft attitude on the part of government toward such disorders.

9. By specious argument cause the breakdown of the old moral virtues, honesty, sobriety, continence, faith in the pledged word, ruggedness.

10. Cause the registration of all firearms on some pretext, with a view to confiscating them and leaving the populace helpless.

Now, stop and think — how many of these rules are being carried out in this nation today? I don’t see how any thinking person can truthfully say that the Communists do not have any part in the chaos that is upsetting our nation. Or is it just one big coincidence? I doubt it.

Origins:   A time-honored ploy in the political arena has been to discredit your opponents (and their ideas) by demonizing them, through associating them with … well, demons. In the modern era, this has usually meant claiming the ideas your opponents advocate were implemented by Nazis or Communists, or were recognized by them as means of “softening up” a country and making it ripe for totalitarian takeover. So, for example, if you believe the film industry should be more heavily regulated to prevent it from corrupting our youth, simply reference a supposed historical document in which Communists proclaim they were able to seize power in Russia because the previous government had allowed callow youth to idle away their time watching “immoral movies,” and your point is irrefutably made.

As reproduced in the example above, one purportedly genuine document of such ilk is a list of “Communist Rules for Revolution” which is typically claimed to have been discovered “in May 1919 at Dusseldorf, Germany, by allied forces” and “first printed in the United States” in the Bartlesville, Oklahoma Examiner-Enterprise. Aside from the fact that the Examiner-Enterprise is a real newspaper, none of this rings true. Language about getting the young “interested in sex” and focusing their attention on “sexy books” and

fretting about the “registration of all firearms” sounds out of place for 1919 (as this Ngram chart shows, “sexy” is a word one was far more likely to have encountered in America during the post-World War II era than in 1919), and not surprisingly, nobody has ever managed to turn up the mysterious issue of Examiner-Enterprise that supposedly printed this list. When columnist Bob Greene checked out this piece with Russian specialists at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University in the mid-1980s, they said the list was “a total fraud,” “an obvious fabrication,” and “an implausible concoction of American fears and phobias.” (Greene also wrote: “I always wanted to meet a communist who was carrying the list around, so I could ask him what ‘obloquy’ means.”)

When The New York Times ran an article on this piece back in 1970, it had already been circulating for about twenty-five years. The Times reported that neither the National Archives, the Library of Congress, nor university libraries had a copy of any such document. When Montana senator Lee Metcalf looked into the issue back then, he checked with the FBI, CIA, and the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee; he found that “exhaustive research” had proved the rules to be “completely spurious,” and he declared that “the extreme right also follows rules, one of which is to make maximum use of false, misleading and fear-inspiring quotations.” Nonetheless, numerous members of congress have received copies of the Communist “rules” list from alarmed constituents over the years and, believing that nobody else was yet aware of them, have inserted them into the Congressional Record. This list has also been reproduced in many newspaper columns and letters to the editor.

The earliest known publication of these rules dates from February 1946, and it’s significant to note that publication coincided with events such as Winston Churchill’s famous “Iron Curtain” speech, in which he issued a warning to citizens of the United States that “Communist parties constitute a growing challenge and peril to Christian civilization.” The timing suggests it’s far more likely this list was compiled by Americans in 1946 than by Russians in 1919.

Circulation of this list really took off during the height of the Cold War in 1954 (the same year that a military defeat by Viet Minh Communists forced the French out of Indochina, and Senator Joseph McCarthy charged that communists had infiltrated the CIA and the atomic weapons industry) after Florida state attorney George A. Brautigam endorsed the document as genuine. (For many years afterward, printed versions of the list included his statement of its authenticity and reproduced his signature at the bottom.) Even though the Soviet Union has long since ceased to be, and the number of Communist countries remaining in the world can be counted on the fingers of one hand, the “Communist Rules for Revolution” are still anachronistically cited as evidence that America is experiencing moral and political decay fostered by outside forces. As folklorist Jan Harold Brunvand wrote of this piece back in 1986:

The rules have to do with dividing people into hostile groups, encouraging government extravagance, and fomenting “unnecessary” strikes in vital industries. What we have lost, the list suggests, is a world without dissent, budget deficits, inflation and labor unrest.

I just can’t remember any such Golden Age.

Last updated:   2 August 2013


Sources:


  •     Boller. Paul F., Jr., and John George.   They Never Said It.


  •     New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1989   ISBN 0-19-506469-0   (p. 114-116).

  •     Brunvand, Jan Harold.   “Reds’ Plan to Conquer: Just Fable.”


  •     The San Diego Union-Tribune.   5 January 1989   (p. D2).


  •     Brunvand, Jan Harold.   The Mexican Pet.


  •     New York: W. W. Norton, 1986.   ISBN 0-393-30542-2   (pp. 108-109).


  •     Stark, Joy.   “Communism Is Still Alive and Threatening All of Us.”


  •     The [Bloomington] Pantagraph.   28 August 1999   (p. A14).


  •     Janson, Donald.   “Communist ‘Rules’ for Revolt Viewed As Durable Fraud.”


  •     The New York Times.     10 July 1970   (p. A8).


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They Never Said It: A Book of Fake Quotes, 

Misquotes, and Misleading Attributions 


《他们从来也没有说过》 114页 - 116 页 


作者: Paul F. Boller, John George 
牛津大学出版社, 1990年6月14日 
  
中文翻译:但是这个“规则”显然是假的,读起来一点也不象 1919。让人尊敬的保守派,例

如: William F. Buckley, Jr., M. Stanton Evans, 和 James J. Kilpatrick 都将其说成是伪造的。一个旧的反对共产主义的通讯小报称其为“反对共产主义的恶作剧”。在美国联邦调查局,中央情报局,参议院的内部安全委员会,国会图书馆仔细调查,完全找不到一点蛛丝马迹。联邦调查局的局长埃德加·胡佛宣布此文件是伪造的。但是,这个文章在1980年代还在不断被人引用。 
  
“共产主义革命的规则” 及十条谣言的对比 

  自从第一个人将英文版的内容翻译成中文, 谣言工厂就开始运行了。虽然,原版的英文内容很短,后来的人却不断自由发挥,对其不断添油加醋。从短短的十句话几乎变成了十个段落,而且有些内容和原版内容完全对立。现在将二个内容,放在一起,让大家直接对比。 

原版英文的中文翻译:A. 使年轻人堕落; 让他们远离宗教。让他们对性而感兴趣。让他们变得很肤浅,破坏他们的坚强。 

一.尽量用物质来引诱和败坏他们的青年,鼓励他们藐视、鄙视、进一步公开反对他们原来所受的思想教育,特别是共产主义教条。替他们制造对色情奔放的兴趣和机会,进而鼓励他们进行性的滥交。让他们不以肤浅、虚荣为羞耻。一定要毁掉他们强调过的刻苦耐劳精神。 

原版英文的中文翻译:B. 控制一切宣传手段,从而: 

二.一定要尽一切可能,做好宣传工作,包括电影、书籍、电视、无线电波……和新式的宗教传布。只要他们向往我们的衣、食、住、行、娱乐和教育的方式,就是成功的一半。 

原版英文的中文翻译: 1. 让人民把他们的思想从他们的政府转移到体育,性感书本和戏剧,和其他琐碎小事。 

三、一定要把他们青年的注意力,从以政府为中心的传统引开来。让他们的头脑集中于:体育表演、色情书籍、享乐、游戏、犯罪性的电影,以及宗教迷信。 

评论:原版的英文内容出现的时候,电影还不是很流行。所以后来的英文版本又加上了“immoral movies”(不道德的电影)的内容。中文版是更加添油加醋,居然加入“宗教迷信”。但是,如果在美国,宗教和迷信是完全不同的事情。连美国总统也相信宗教。怎么可能将宗教和迷信放在一起呢?显然是造谣者自己捏造的。 

原版英文的中文翻译: 2. 将人民分裂为对立的团体,通过持久的喋喋不休争论没有重要性有争议的事情。 

四、时常制造一些无事之事,让他们的人民公开讨论。这样就在他们的潜意识中种下了分裂的种子。特别要在他们的少数民族里找好机会,分裂他们地区,分裂他们的民族,分裂他们的感情,在他们之间制造新仇旧恨,这是完全不能忽视的策略。 

评论:“divide the people into hostile groups”, (将人民分裂为对立的团体),中文版却变成了: “特别要在他们的少数民族里找好机会,分裂他们的地区,分裂他们的民族,分裂他们的感情,在他们之间制造新仇旧恨”。大家想想,美国人可能说“新仇旧恨”这个中国成语吗?不是捏造出来的是什么? 

原版英文的中文翻译: 3. 破坏人民对他们自己的领袖的信任,通过后者由蔑视决定,嘲笑并且玷污。 

五、要不断制造消息,丑化他们的领导。我们的记者应该找机会采访他们,然后组织他们自己的言辞来攻击他们自己。 

原版英文的中文翻译: 4.一直要宣传真正的民主,但是尽可能快得冷酷地掌握政权。 

六、在任何情况下都要宣扬民主。一有机会,不管是大型小型,有形无形,都要抓紧发动民主运动。无论在什么场合,什么情况下,我们都要不断对他们(政府)要求民主和人权。只要我们每一个人都不断地说同样的话,他们的人民就一定会相信我们所说的是真理。我们抓住一个人是一个人,我们占住一个地盘是一个地盘。 

原版英文的中文翻译: 5.鼓励政府的奢侈,破坏它的信用,导致很多年的物价上涨和普遍不满。 

七、要尽量鼓励他们(政府)花费,鼓励他们向我们借贷。这样我们就有十足的把握来摧毁他们的信用,使他们的货币贬值,通货膨胀。只要他们对物价失去了控制,他们在人民心目中就会完全垮台。 

原版英文的中文翻译: 6. 在重要的工业挑动不必要的罢工,鼓励社会动荡,培养宽大和仁慈的政府。 

八、要以我们的经济和技术优势,有形无形地打击他们的工业。只要他们的工业在不知不觉中瘫痪下去,我们就可以鼓励社会动乱。不过我们必须表面上非常慈爱地去帮助和援助他们,这样他们(政府)就显得疲软。一个疲软的政府,就会带来更大的动乱。 

原版英文的中文翻译:  9. 通过华而不实的争论,导致传统的道德美德的破坏:诚实,清醒,自制,相信发誓过的话语,险峻。 

九、要利用所有的资源,甚至举手投足,一言一笑,都足以破坏他们的传统价值。我们要利用一切来毁灭他们的道德人心。摧毁他们的自尊自信的钥匙,就是尽量打击他们刻苦耐劳的精神。 

原版英文的中文翻译: C. 让所有的武器注册,希望某天可以将一切武器充公,让平民无能为力。 
   
十、暗地运送各种武器,装备他们的一切敌人,以及可能成为他们敌人的人们。 

评论:原版内容是建议要准备将武器充公。因为在美国,私人可以拥有武器。所以为了变成有中国特色的谣言,中文版就变成了“暗地运送各种武器”。迥然不同的意思。 

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