Happy Hung 的「遺書」

六四維權鐵漢李旺陽21年牢獄的折磨，甚至被弄瞎眼睛，也堅持不屈，繼續擺上生命作長期抗爭。幾天前受香港傳媒訪問，不旋踵數天後被發現在政府監控的高衛病房中「上吊」死亡，未經驗屍手續便「被」邵陽當局宣佈「自殺」身亡。家人不信，全世界的人、甚至盲的如盲俠陳光誠也不信！六四23週年哀思尚未平復之時，所有維權民運人士，都對隨時「被自殺」的危機感大為提高，紛紛表態立下「不會自殺」的宣言(*1)。

Happy Hung 非全時間維權民運人士，但因有服待国內殘障孤兒的需要，經常行走在「江湖」中，特別是湖南，故此Happy Hung 也加入众維權人士行列，寫下「遺書」，聲明本人先天喜樂 Joyful、後天Happy 快樂，也尊重信奉生命乃尊貴聖潔，由神所賜，也只能由神收回，故此絕不會「自殺」，如有不測，必定是「他殺」。以此之故，強烈遣責那些偽裝「上帝之手」的黑手，馬上收手，不然真正「上帝之手」便會The handwriting on the wall" (*2), 為尔等寫下終極審判書！

李旺陽的死因調查，必須公開透明公正，釋人疑慮！

(*2) The hand writing on the wall" (or "the handwriting on the wall" or "the writing is on the wall" or "Mene Mene"), an idiom, is a portent of doom or misfortune. It originates from the Biblical book of Daniel chapter 5 in which the fingers of a supernatural hand write a mysterious message in the presence of Belshazzar, king of Babylon, who is meanwhile drinking at a major feast. It is revealed by Daniel that the writing foretells the demise of the Babylonian Empire and the story concludes with the Persians capturing Babylon. The phrase "the writing is on the wall" is now a popular idiom for "something bad is about to happen."