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A University Department Dean Resigns from His Party Secretary Position after Reading the Nine Commentaries (Clearwisdom.net) A University Department Dean Resigns from His Party Secretary Position after
Reading the Nine Commentaries After reading the Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party and
learning of the evil nature of the CCP, a dean from a Northern China university
immediately wrote a statement renouncing the CCP. It was published in the Epoch
Times (Chinese) Online Registry of CCP Renouncements. Afterward, he passed on the Nine Commentaries to many other fellow
teachers to read. He was also the Branch Party Secretary and recently turned in
his letter of resignation to the school authority so he could resign from his
Branch Party Secretary position. People did not understand why he had to do
this, so he explained, "Since I have already learned and understood the
nature of the CCP to be a possessing evil spirit, I should quit so that I will
not be implicated because of the evil CCP." CCP Membership Renouncement Statement Publicly Posted Overnight After one of the employees from a company in Northern China read the Nine
Commentaries, he felt very anxious. He did not know how to register on the
Epoch Times (Chinese) Online Registry of CCP Renouncements. So, after work, he
immediately wrote his CCP renouncement and publicly posted it overnight. Everyone is Talking about the CCP Membership Renouncements Movement I am from Shijiazhuang City. Last week, I visited one of my friends and gave
her a copy of the Nine Commentaries. My friend and her husband are
retired. Her husband said to me, "Every day we walk in the park and
everyone is talking about the CCP membership renouncements. Many people no
longer pay their CCP membership fees. The CCP is coming to an end." He also
told me that his younger brother, a policeman, called from Northeast China and
said that many people in his area are talking about the CCP membership
renouncement movement too. Posting date: 4/29/2005
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