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For months, Xi Jinping has been a puppet, with those truly in power pulling the strings from the shadows. But now, they’re beginning to show themselves. Last week, the CCP announced the establishment of a “Decision-Making and Coordination Body” that effectively rules over Party leader Xi Jinping. Unlike previous... show more

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Xi Jinping is the biggest and most important story in the world today. I am amazed it is not front page news everywhere.

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Lei you're blowing up! People are going to start asking for your autograph! 🤣

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A nasty and filthy attacking dog keeps barking at China.

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Do you think his replacement will be more aggressive or less on Taiwan?

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Thanks for sharing this content. It is very informative. Do you feel that this will be a peaceful transition?

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Mark my words..XI will be executed one day in China.

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“Even if you follow Xi Jinping, you still will be purged. So the hidden rule is broken. I think that will be the end of the whole system,” says China analyst Heng He. With the recent purges of two top military generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, five of the seven members of China’s Central Military Commission have effectively been purged or removed. Only two remain, one of which is Xi Jinping himself. Zhang Youxia is known to have been a longtime ally of Xi Jinping, but was purged nonetheless. The CCP, like a mafia, is governed by unwritten rules. Now, Xi Jinping has broken all the CCP’s hidden rules, He says. “Now nobody knows whom to trust,” and that’s a big problem for the CCP. Xi has essentially purged the two remaining generals with actual battlefield experience. The Chinese military, Heng explains, is different from armed forces in the rest of the world. It’s ruled by the Chinese Communist Party and its primary function has been to protect the Communist Party—not to fight wars overseas. The CCP’s leaders, he explains, depend on the protection of the military, but at the same time they do not trust the military: “They are afraid that they will turn the gun to the wrong side.” But, in order to conquer Taiwan which, Heng tells me, is Xi’s lifelong dream, the generals must be put in full control: “Xi Jinping cannot fight himself, right? He has to give the command to the military leaders. That means the military has the power to turn the gun backwards.” With the removal of General Zhang Youxia—who appears to have opposed Xi Jinping’s views on an invasion of Taiwan—Xi removed an obstacle - but at what price? “The chain of command in the military is totally broken…This never happened in the history of communist rule,” he said.

“Even if you follow Xi Jinping, you still will be purged. So the hidden rule is broken. I think that will be the end of the whole system,” says China analyst Heng He. With the recent purges of two top military generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, five of the seven members of China’s Central Military Commission have effectively been purged or removed. Only two remain, one of which is Xi Jinping himself. Zhang Youxia is known to have been a longtime ally of Xi Jinping, but was purged nonetheless. The CCP, like a mafia, is governed by unwritten rules. Now, Xi Jinping has broken all the CCP’s hidden rules, He says. “Now nobody knows whom to trust,” and that’s a big problem for the CCP. Xi has essentially purged the two remaining generals with actual battlefield experience. The Chinese military, Heng explains, is different from armed forces in the rest of the world. It’s ruled by the Chinese Communist Party and its primary function has been to protect the Communist Party—not to fight wars overseas. The CCP’s leaders, he explains, depend on the protection of the military, but at the same time they do not trust the military: “They are afraid that they will turn the gun to the wrong side.” But, in order to conquer Taiwan which, Heng tells me, is Xi’s lifelong dream, the generals must be put in full control: “Xi Jinping cannot fight himself, right? He has to give the command to the military leaders. That means the military has the power to turn the gun backwards.” With the removal of General Zhang Youxia—who appears to have opposed Xi Jinping’s views on an invasion of Taiwan—Xi removed an obstacle - but at what price? “The chain of command in the military is totally broken…This never happened in the history of communist rule,” he said.

Jan Jekielek

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Anti-CCP Protestors Send a Message to Xi Jinping Nicole Tsai of NFSC Speaks, reporting from San Francisco, said she and many others were there to tell Chinese President Xi Jinping that he and the CCP do not represent China and the Chinese people. "We are being blocked by miles and miles of metal barricades because Xi Jinping said he did not want to see the anti-CCP protestors," Tsai said. Watch LIVE➡️ Watch more #WarRoom here:

Anti-CCP Protestors Send a Message to Xi Jinping Nicole Tsai of NFSC Speaks, reporting from San Francisco, said she and many others were there to tell Chinese President Xi Jinping that he and the CCP do not represent China and the Chinese people. "We are being blocked by miles and miles of metal barricades because Xi Jinping said he did not want to see the anti-CCP protestors," Tsai said. Watch LIVE➡️ Watch more #WarRoom here:

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🚨 Is Xi Jinping Out? Whistleblowers Say He's Lost Power Mounting evidence suggests Xi Jinping may no longer be in charge of Communist China. According to analysts and multiple whistleblowers, Xi is now serving in name only. The real power is shifting to reformist factions tied to former leaders Wen Jiabao and Hu Jintao. He has been absent from the public eye. CCP party papers no longer feature him. Even foreign trips show Xi without his usual entourage. Geopolitical expert Gregory Copley says this power shift could reshape U.S. and China relations and potentially signal the collapse of the Communist Party itself. Is this the end of Xi's rule and the beginning of something bigger?

🚨 Is Xi Jinping Out? Whistleblowers Say He's Lost Power Mounting evidence suggests Xi Jinping may no longer be in charge of Communist China. According to analysts and multiple whistleblowers, Xi is now serving in name only. The real power is shifting to reformist factions tied to former leaders Wen Jiabao and Hu Jintao. He has been absent from the public eye. CCP party papers no longer feature him. Even foreign trips show Xi without his usual entourage. Geopolitical expert Gregory Copley says this power shift could reshape U.S. and China relations and potentially signal the collapse of the Communist Party itself. Is this the end of Xi's rule and the beginning of something bigger?

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Putin told Xi Jinping how great the Russia-China relationship is. He said that Russia has a reliable role of a resource supplier, and China is a consumer. Xi Jinping said that Russia-China relations bring predictability and stability into a chaotic world (relations of a supplier-consumer - AG) Xi Jinping said that Russia and China must build a more just system of global leadership and show bravery in standing up for global justice.

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According to sources inside China, Xi Jinping is under significant stress over a massive loyalty crisis within his military. One of his most trusted PLA leaders, Admiral Miao Hua, is under investigation for political disloyalty and has implicated one hundred generals and 1,300 officers who secretly oppose Xi and have made plans for themselves. Xi Jinping has not yet decided how to handle this unprecedented loyalty scandal. Watch the full video here:

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In recent years, a strange pattern has emerged: foreign leaders who grow closer to Beijing often fall soon after meeting Xi Jinping. From Maduro and Assad to Hasina and Nepal’s K.P. Oli, the timeline keeps repeating itself. Now, South Korea’s leader has just returned from Beijing. Is this another coincidence—or part of a deeper political pattern? Watch the full video here:

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.Gordon G. Chang: "I think that Xi Jinping has lost control of the Chinese military. And I think that he has lost some influence among civilian CCP leaders. …His number one guy in the military, his number one loyalist, his hatchet man, General He Weidong, has not been seen in public since March 11. …Everybody says, 'well, Xi Jinping has been sacking his own loyalists,' and that's possible, but I don't think that it is right. …There have been a series of articles in PLA Daily, the main propaganda organ of the Chinese military, that have praised 'collective leadership.' That's a direct challenge to Xi Jinping's one-man-rule style. And so these articles were written by people who are aligned with General Zhang Youxia, who is the number one uniformed officer in the military, who is known to not be on particularly good terms with Xi Jinping." …On the civilian side of things, it's less clear…For basically five weeks, Xi Jinping just dropped out of propaganda. He dropped out of sight for the most part. Those times he did appear in media, he appeared in roles which showed that he had been diminished in stature. …We also saw the disappearance of a senior Chinese diplomat, Lu Jianchao, and we don't know what's going on there. This follows, of course, the disappearances of other civilian leaders. Again, this is really murky. Not all of it points to Xi Jinping losing influence, but some of it does. We will know a lot more after the fourth plenum in October."

.Gordon G. Chang: "I think that Xi Jinping has lost control of the Chinese military. And I think that he has lost some influence among civilian CCP leaders. …His number one guy in the military, his number one loyalist, his hatchet man, General He Weidong, has not been seen in public since March 11. …Everybody says, 'well, Xi Jinping has been sacking his own loyalists,' and that's possible, but I don't think that it is right. …There have been a series of articles in PLA Daily, the main propaganda organ of the Chinese military, that have praised 'collective leadership.' That's a direct challenge to Xi Jinping's one-man-rule style. And so these articles were written by people who are aligned with General Zhang Youxia, who is the number one uniformed officer in the military, who is known to not be on particularly good terms with Xi Jinping." …On the civilian side of things, it's less clear…For basically five weeks, Xi Jinping just dropped out of propaganda. He dropped out of sight for the most part. Those times he did appear in media, he appeared in roles which showed that he had been diminished in stature. …We also saw the disappearance of a senior Chinese diplomat, Lu Jianchao, and we don't know what's going on there. This follows, of course, the disappearances of other civilian leaders. Again, this is really murky. Not all of it points to Xi Jinping losing influence, but some of it does. We will know a lot more after the fourth plenum in October."

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Another Chinese Youth Publishes Video Openly Opposing Xi Jinping Another young Chinese person has publicly spoken out against the tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party. He had publicly broadcast demands like "Xi Jinping step down" using electronic devices, leading to him being wanted by the Chinese police. Yesterday, he released a video through Su Yutong Suyutong, a freelance writer living in Germany, and I have added Chinese and English subtitles to it. Personally, I believe that the awakening of young people is what the CCP fears the most. Although various rumors of coups have severely impacted Xi Jinping, if the CCP still holds power after a coup, it wouldn't make much difference. The awakening of the Chinese people is the most powerful. Please help to repost!

Another Chinese Youth Publishes Video Openly Opposing Xi Jinping Another young Chinese person has publicly spoken out against the tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party. He had publicly broadcast demands like "Xi Jinping step down" using electronic devices, leading to him being wanted by the Chinese police. Yesterday, he released a video through Su Yutong Suyutong, a freelance writer living in Germany, and I have added Chinese and English subtitles to it. Personally, I believe that the awakening of young people is what the CCP fears the most. Although various rumors of coups have severely impacted Xi Jinping, if the CCP still holds power after a coup, it wouldn't make much difference. The awakening of the Chinese people is the most powerful. Please help to repost!

Inconvenient Truths — Jennifer Zeng Reports

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🚨🇨🇳 INTERVIEW: XI JINPING WAS NEVER MEANT TO TAKE FULL CONTROL, THEN HE TURNED ON EVERYONE “The CCP leadership at the time didn't think that Xi was somebody who had this great ambition to climb the political ranks. They thought he was somebody who could act as almost like a puppet for the established factions. Little did they know, Xi had his own sort of agenda. According to a professor who used to be Xi Jinping's drinking buddy, he felt that Xi always had this sort of bloodthirst within him for power and his own sort of vision for the country.”

🚨🇨🇳 INTERVIEW: XI JINPING WAS NEVER MEANT TO TAKE FULL CONTROL, THEN HE TURNED ON EVERYONE “The CCP leadership at the time didn't think that Xi was somebody who had this great ambition to climb the political ranks. They thought he was somebody who could act as almost like a puppet for the established factions. Little did they know, Xi had his own sort of agenda. According to a professor who used to be Xi Jinping's drinking buddy, he felt that Xi always had this sort of bloodthirst within him for power and his own sort of vision for the country.”

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Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese president, joined the CPC in January 1974. For 52 years, Xi has devoted himself wholly to the people and the Party. Let's take a look at the story of this CPC member. #XiJinping #CPC

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‼️Body language is the most honest! When welcoming the previous guests, Xi Jinping stood still, waiting for the guests to walk up to him. He would then offer a single hand for a ceremonial or perfunctory light handshake. 👀 However, when Kim Jong Un appeared, Xi Jinping instinctively leaned forward a step and extended both hands, clasping Kim’s extended hands in a four-hand shake, warmly holding on for a long while. 🤝 When Xi Jinping met the last arriving guest, Vladimir Putin, he also stepped forward and extended both hands in greeting. While accompanying Putin for the group photo, Xi even lightly patted Putin, appearing extremely warm and close. At 1 minute 18 seconds into the video, Xi Jinping said to Kim Jong Un that he was very happy to see him, as it had been a long time since they last met. Kim Jong Un, through the interpreter, replied: “It has been six years since I last saw you.” Xi Jinping again said, “Very happy.”

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🚨The highly anticipated 4th Plenum of the CCP concluded yesterday. Before that, there were all these wild rumors flying around that Xi Jinping would hand over one, or even two or three, of his big powers over the party, government, and military. But none of that happened. 🫤You'd think the debate about whether he's losing power would be over now. But in fact, people who believe he has lost power and those who believe he hasn’t are still not convinced by the same facts or outcomes. ⁉️Why is that? (Surprisingly, Trump Donald J. Trump also has a role in this!) 👇 Tune in for a clear, simple-to-understand breakdown of power shifts, missing generals, and why the big rumors may not be over after all.

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Jan Jekielek

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President Xi Jinping recalled on Tuesday that during his visit to Tajikistan last year, he and Tajik President Emomali Rahmon jointly announced the establishment of a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership in the new era between China and Tajikistan, and made new plans and arrangements for all-round cooperation between the two countries. Xi said the two sides should promptly implement them, deliver more practical results, and advance the high-quality construction of the China-Tajikistan community with a shared future. Xi made the remarks in a meeting with Rahmon on the sidelines of the second China-Central Asia Summit in the Kazakh capital of Astana. #XiJinping #XiVisit #ChinaTajikistan

President Xi Jinping recalled on Tuesday that during his visit to Tajikistan last year, he and Tajik President Emomali Rahmon jointly announced the establishment of a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership in the new era between China and Tajikistan, and made new plans and arrangements for all-round cooperation between the two countries. Xi said the two sides should promptly implement them, deliver more practical results, and advance the high-quality construction of the China-Tajikistan community with a shared future. Xi made the remarks in a meeting with Rahmon on the sidelines of the second China-Central Asia Summit in the Kazakh capital of Astana. #XiJinping #XiVisit #ChinaTajikistan

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Chinese President Xi Jinping met with California Gov. Gavin Newsom today in Beijing. It’s the first time that the Chinese leader has met the governor of a US state in more than six years. This meeting conveys the signal that Beijing is willing to improve China-US relations.

Hu Xijin 胡锡进

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