[Lude Media] 9/14/2026 [ludepress.com]

This episode focuses on the collapse of Xi Jinping's persona and the predicament of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in diplomatic and trade negotiations. Xinhua News Agency recently aggressively pushed the new buzzword "forever be the pioneer of the times," attempting to package the collapse of Xi Jinping's "emperor persona" amid his frequent whirlwind visits. At the BRICS summit, Xi Jinping was forced to sign the New Delhi Declaration opposing the weaponization of critical minerals. However, Reuters immediately exposed the detailed timeline of the CCP restricting the export of the rare earth element yttrium, turning what the CCP thought was its negotiation trump card into conclusive evidence of critical mineral weaponization. The program points out that the CCP repeatedly misjudges in AI reliance, geopolitics, and trade war chips, falling into a vicious cycle of stupidity without self-awareness.

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Welcome to today's edition of Teacher Li Is Not Your Teacher - Dr. Yan's Show on September 14, 2026.

First, let's say hello to our audience members. Some audience members said to like the video in advance and look forward to the wonderful content. Thank you all. By the way, viewers often say that after they like a video, after a while it looks as if they hadn't liked it at all. Likes? I have a mountain of evidence at hand: the viewership counts of our show are being tampered with hourly in the background by the CCP, dropping by hundreds at a time. This is just the direct evidence we can see; they have countless ways to tamper with it. When it reaches a critical moment, an advertisement suddenly pops up, or you are forced to exit and re-watch. They simply don't want you to watch, but being scared to this extent is truly disgraceful. However, we don't take it to heart; the backend issues have already been resolved now.

As for the wonderful content brought to you today, let's first look at what we said yesterday about Xi Jinping's persona collapsing. To reshape Xi's persona now, even the headlines of Xinhua News Agency have become abnormal. After Xi Jinping's recent visit to India and his return home, the CCP had to forcefully praise and hype him up even when out of words, and they even changed the defining terms used for Xi. To substantiate that Xi's persona transition hasn't collapsed, Xinhua rushed to publish a long defining commentary titled "Forever Be the Pioneer of the Times, Rallying the Strength of Unity."

Is the phrase "forever be the pioneer of the times" used to describe Xi Jinping? This phrase could often be heard in the past, but it was used to commend model communist workers, outstanding communist workers, or to encourage young people to rush to the front line, or to select a few specific examples for publicity after a certain policy was implemented. Yet the phrase "forever be the pioneer of the times" has only started being used overwhelmingly on him since his trip to this BRICS summit. Xi Jinping spent over a decade building an emperor persona, which logically should have meant staying behind the scenes and not stepping forward lightly. Now, suddenly, because of his endless whirlwind visits, there has to be a new phrase to rationalize this behavior; otherwise, the domestic peons and smart people within the party would feel something is amiss. Xi Jinping originally maintained that emperor persona for so long, making it seem like he had to walk a lifetime just to reach the main hall of the Forbidden City and kneel below without daring to lift his eyelids. Yet now this persona has been overturned and redone, with Xi Jinping running back and forth regardless of whether it's a small country or whether there are opportunities to show his face upon arrival—even if it's just serving as a background prop at a BRICS summit, and even if Modi holds him in contempt, he still has to go.

At the BRICS summit, Modi held Putin with one hand and Xi Jinping with the other. The CCP even used this photo for propaganda, trying to make it look like Xi Jinping was so warmly welcomed. In fact, Modi is an old fox; playing political chess with Xi Jinping in terms of emotional and intellectual quotient is a breeze for him. Modi was afraid that Xi Jinping would run away, terrified that Xi wouldn't dare to face Putin at the BRICS venue. The moment Putin arrived, Xi might have quickly turned around, pretending to talk to someone else, or pulling a disappearing act, or even skipping dinner altogether. So Modi grabbed Xi Jinping's hand to make him face Putin. Xi Jinping had to face him even though he didn't want to, and had to force a smile once he did. To make Xi Jinping's whirlwind visits look solid and prevent everyone from thinking he's just a hibernating groundhog scurrying around everywhere, the CCP specifically slapped the phrase "bravely be the pioneer of the times"—which shouldn't apply to a figure "with ultimate authority"—onto him.

In the past, he was called the figure with ultimate authority and the pillar of the state, just like the old Dragon King in Journey to the West—if Sun Wukong hadn't stirred up the sea like boiling water, would the Dragon King have needed to go to the Heavenly Court to see the Jade Emperor? Xi Jinping is now running out himself every few days, so the CCP can only forcibly twist the narrative to "forever be the pioneer of the times." If he were truly the pioneer of the times, would he constantly have to use tactics like "Xi steps down, Li takes over" instead of openly coming out to direct affairs himself like leaders of other countries? In the past he could only sit behind the scenes; now his persona has collapsed and he has no choice but to step forward. Xi Jinping is acting as a pioneer now because he is forced to do so. When the Dowager Empress Cixi of the Qing Dynasty declared war on dozens of countries, she didn't "forever be the pioneer of the times" either; she sent princes and Li Hongzhang out to do the dirty work for her. Now Xi Jinping has to go out himself, primarily because Wang Yi is no longer effective—who even buys Wang Yi's accounts anymore? Xi Jinping can only go out personally to make promises and offer huge sums of money, trying to persuade others to stand on his side. He is also going to make a whirlwind visit to the United States next, and it is predictable that, because Trump will put greater pressure on him, Xi Jinping's upcoming visits might even evolve into a routine norm. Therefore, the CCP state hung "forever be the pioneer of the times" on him in advance also because people within the party understand his current state and must package his panicked yet seemingly composed demeanor; otherwise, his abnormal behavior cannot be explained. He has been poked in the tender spot by the United States, especially with the US aligning with Russia, which really drove this prey out into the open.

Xinhua and CCTV couldn't find any footage of him being sought after in India, so they could only repeatedly broadcast the Chinese banners made by the United United Front. After returning, they finally managed to squeeze out such a long official press release, insisting on defining the China-India relationship as cooperative partners rather than rivals, and mutual development opportunities rather than threats. But what Modi said was that if they fail to understand each other further, it could escalate into conflict, and both sides haven't even reached a consensus yet. The press release also boasted about "the Chinese head of state's diplomatic strategy being well-planned and grandly structured." In reality, after Xi Jinping made this trip to India, the Indians left a trap for him in the New Delhi Declaration. Xi Jinping left behind a photo on the scene of him holding a small watering can to water plants, completely shattering the persona he built abroad; he sneaked furtively through the hallway to meet Modi, looking entirely at a loss. Upon returning, they started bragging anyway since Indians can't hear Chinese. The press release also claimed that Egyptian President Sisi expressed support at the very first moment during the conference, but what Sisi actually supported was the expectation of China serving as the chair next year. Tables turn, and next year it's your turn—as long as the CCP regime hasn't completely collapsed, this stuff has no practical significance. The BRICS summit was originally just a gathering for people to eat and drink; online videos showed the spokesperson of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs sitting behind the Iranian president, smacking his lips while eating and licking his fingers. Sisi was also visited personally by Xi Jinping for a whole day, and there weren't any extra kind words said either. When Modi proactively walked up to Xi Jinping after the meeting to offer congratulations, it was merely diplomatic politeness so as not to tear faces apart on the spot. The CCP's forced boasting here is utterly ridiculous.

To write such an article, tools like DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, Kimi, and Doubao were definitely all deployed together for frantic flattery. For people doing this kind of writing work—receiving cabbage-level salaries while doing white-powder-level labor—who wouldn't use AI? Even if leaders pick bones after it's written, revising it later is very convenient. Therefore, the CCP has now completely trapped itself in the AI pit and cannot get out. Although they shout every day about national security and paying attention to the threats AI poses to national security, that is a strategic capability they spent massive amounts of money to build. Now they know that issuing reports will poke a hornet's nest because everything is distilled in reverse, and they have developed path dependency, turning back to consult American AI for everything. Xi Jinping guarded against everything, building a Great Firewall like a bamboo cage, only to find it riddled with holes now. Now they can only use these exhausted, formulaic clichés to package themselves for psychological comfort, which is extremely funny. Anyway, there's no way to salvage his collapsed persona anymore.

This BRICS summit also signed the New Delhi Declaration. This declaration is very long, mostly drafted by India, and Xi Jinping personally signed it during this trip. The declaration...

When they came out, everyone noticed that although dozens of points were discussed, one detail was particularly striking. After signing the New Delhi Declaration, Modi publicly called on everyone, based on the contents of the declaration, not to weaponize critical minerals so as not to hinder integration. Aside from the Chinese Communist Party weaponizing rare earths, no other country could be hit with such a major accusation. Russia's uranium cannot be weaponized, and Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, and North Korea do not fit the description. Therefore, Modi specifically emphasized after the BRICS summit that since the declaration was signed, he hopes it will be practical and that critical minerals must not be weaponized. They deliberately placed this issue in the New Delhi Declaration. The CCP is now trying to spin it by saying that the declaration mentions safeguarding mineral resource sovereignty, and that our weaponization of rare earths is under the guise of sovereignty, so signing it is fine. The CCP can also claim that the weaponization of technology refers to the US preventing everyone from using chips and not open-sourcing AI models. But which side is India, the drafter of the New Delhi Declaration, standing on? Did India propose this just to join the CCP in opposing the US? The CCP wanted to package the China-India ice-breaking moment as a joint opposition to the US, but it completely failed. Xi Jinping went there and sneaked back in disgrace; India didn't buy his narrative at all.

In fact, it's not that those around Xi Jinping couldn't see the deeper meaning in this; it's mainly that he had no choice but to sign. Just two weeks prior, the CCP suffered a critical blow at the G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting because it dared not sign the joint declaration, becoming a laughingstock worldwide. If he refused to sign this time while everyone else did, wouldn't attending the meeting plainly show everyone that he was isolated? Therefore, Xi Jinping rushed to the BRICS summit himself. India didn't demand his presence; rather, he realized at the last minute that if he didn't go to the BRICS summit, he would be overshadowed by others. Once there, he had no choice but to sign. After talking with Modi for 45 minutes, where they talked past each other, he had already lost enough face. If he refused to sign the New Delhi Declaration as well, even the party-state media would not be able to spin the narrative. Therefore, Xi Jinping was forced to sign, if only to prove there were practical results after the trip, otherwise how could he be called the "eternal pioneer of the times"? If he didn't sign, wouldn't the trip have been in vain, like fishing with a bamboo basket?

However, India didn't let him sign for nothing. The declaration states the need for diversification and to build reliable, responsible, resilient, fair, just, and sustainable critical mineral supply chains. This was clearly tailor-made to target the CCP. You have a monopoly, and whenever something happens you manipulate rare earths; can this be called reliable or resilient? During his explanation, Modi deliberately stated that the weaponization of technology and critical minerals would hinder us. This sounded pleasant because the CCP cannot weaponize technology; even if the CCP's Kimi or DeepSeek were weaponized, India and Russia wouldn't be begging to share them. Modi used diplomatic skill to wrap the substance of mineral weaponization inside it. As for technology, that was merely politically correct language that the CCP was happy to hear. Technological weaponization, such as chip and photolithography machine capacity restrictions, is mainly targeted by the US against the CCP; it is not something India took the lead in raising as a choke point. But the weaponization of critical minerals is directed by the CCP at the entire world. As the host drafting the declaration, what Modi truly cares about is the weaponization of critical minerals, because India would be a victim. India has played the balancing game for many years; during the Cold War, it had great relations with the Soviet Union while never falling out with the US, and it has its own playbook. To interpret this declaration, one must understand the geopolitical background behind it.

Modi stated that critical minerals cannot be weaponized, yet in May of this year, the US and India jointly promoted cooperation on critical minerals and rare earth supply chains. Speaking of technological alternatives to the CCP's supply chain, India is one of the important options. US-India cooperation is currently flourishing, including within the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. Therefore, India couldn't care less whether technology is weaponized or not; it has plenty of opportunities to deepen cooperation with the US. It is very clear here: the CCP felt this sounded good and that there would be room for interpretation after signing, but in reality, anyone with a discerning eye can see that India is undercutting the CCP. Furthermore, after having Xi Jinping sign this, India can rightfully criticize and pressure the CCP later during the Quad dialogue or other critical mineral cooperation initiatives. Didn't you sign the New Delhi Declaration with me? Why are you weaponizing minerals to target me and my partners when I am trying to cooperate with others in India? The CCP cannot fail to understand this; it's just that Xi Jinping wants to be the "eternal pioneer of the times." If he could understand everything and make the correct choice, he wouldn't be Xi Jinping. He doesn't have that much room for choice right now, and the New Delhi Declaration had to be signed whether he wanted to or not. Knowing it was like drinking poison to quench thirst, he still fantasized about trading time for space before dying. Besides, he must have figured that the worst-case scenario is just eating a poisonous mushroom as a trade-off, not outright death, so after weighing the pros and cons, he had to sign.

Right after his mineral weaponization stance—having just signed his name to proclaim to the world that he does not support the weaponization of critical minerals—Reuters published an article titled "How Humble Yttrium Became the Focus of Global Disputes." Yttrium is a type of rare earth. Reuters began by saying this is a little-known member of the rare earth family. The timing of this article's publication was truly coincidental: right after Xi Jinping signed the New Delhi Declaration, left India, and began bragging about his achievements, Reuters published this article stating that yttrium is needed by the US, that global supply is dominated by China, and therefore, during the Trump-Xi meeting later this month, China will certainly use this as a major topic. Reading this article from beginning to end would make Xi Jinping feel quite comfortable, making him believe this is his trump card. This article sparked many follow-up reports, clearly a wave of propaganda designed to make people believe Xi Jinping has a trump card when meeting Trump. Just after signing his name to say critical minerals cannot be weaponized, he immediately proclaimed to the world that his trump card is the weaponization of critical minerals. After such a collapse of persona, he indeed failed to look ahead and behind, making a fool of himself in circles every day.

What aspects of this article made Xi Jinping feel so comfortable? The article stated that the US needs yttrium, that China exported no yttrium to the US for a period last year, and that subsequent deliveries to the US have remained unstable. Reuters analyzed that the resulting shortages impacted aerospace, energy, and semiconductors, also exposing yttrium's strategic attributes and making it a powerful tool in China's trade negotiation arsenal, as well as a punitive instrument, which Japan is experiencing firsthand. In other words, the weaponization of critical minerals targeting Japan is already ongoing, and the US is also a periodic target of the CCP's weaponization. This yttrium is quite special; strictly speaking, it is not a rare earth element, but it always co-occurs with rare earths. From displays and semiconductors to lasers, yttrium's true critical strategic value lies in its application in thermal barrier coatings used to protect jet engines from extreme temperatures. Exact market size data is scarce, and the US Geological Survey cannot determine how much yttrium is mined, only estimating that last year's total global yttrium production was between 10,000 and 15,000 metric tons, with almost all the world's yttrium coming from China, which does not publicly disclose relevant information. This sounds like a great boost of confidence for the CCP.

The article also mentioned that in April last year, the CCP imposed export controls on yttrium and six other rare earths, and it wasn't until October last year that the US received yttrium again. That was the opening of the supply valve prior to the Busan summit; Beijing agreed to postpone strict restrictions for a year while retaining related export controls. It sounds like praise that control remains in the CCP's hands, but viewers who watch the show remember that at that time, it was obvious that if the CCP had any initiative at all, it would not have gone to the Busan summit. Xi Jinping was dragged by the back of his neck, very reluctantly, to Busan. Moreover, that postponement of rare earth and magnet controls was clearly after the CCP knelt and begged the US to temporarily lower tariffs for it, offering it as a bargaining chip. This only proves that the US was the winner of last year's trade negotiations; you blocked supplies for a few months, only to later have to kneel and beg the US to delay choking you for another year, willingly offering your own trump card as tribute. The CCP refuses to admit defeat even on its deathbed. Now, less than a year later, it feels once again that its yttrium is a trump card and killer weapon. Someone like Xi Jinping, with a capped intelligence, limited culture, and surrounded by sycophants, truly has no way to see the world clearly. Such simple logic has been packaged back and forth until he believes it himself.

The article stated that severe shortages in February this year caused production halts in US coating supply chains because although supply resumed in October last year, restrictions were suddenly clamped down again later. By March this year, China suddenly exported a large batch of 60 tons of yttrium oxide to the US, which seemed to happen after direct intervention by the White House. But a few months later, US Trade Representative Greer complained that China's speed of exporting yttrium remained very slow, saying we had to step in personally to clarify our stance. Another summit was held in May, telling Beijing that yttrium was needed, and Beijing expressed willingness to cooperate, but it dragged on until July before China exported another 29 tons of yttrium to the US. Reuters interpreted this as the CCP manipulating this like a dropper, dripping things down drop by drop, holding the initiative of the dropper so that the US has to keep begging to avoid its supply chain being manipulated by the CCP. But how is this dropper-style manipulation of the US? Stripping away this psychedelic language and looking at the internal logic, isn't this just the US choking the CCP—smacking it whenever it disobeys, forcing it to spit out a bunch of yttrium, and smacking it again when it disobeys again, forcing out another bunch of yttrium? This doesn't look like holding a dropper; it's practically shaking a piggy bank, just to avoid being

Smashing it only yields two banknotes; the actual piggy bank is in the hands of the United States.

Reuters mentioned later that Japan is currently under unofficial embargo pressure from China, and Europe is also being blackmailed by the CCP over this matter. The EU demanded that China promise to resolve this issue before October, but the CCP refuses to respond directly. Yttrium has already been placed at the core of global politics; as long as Beijing continues to control it, this situation will persist. What role does this article actually play? The New Delhi Declaration just stated that even the BRICS countries do not recognize the weaponization of critical minerals, and Xi Jinping himself personally signed to admit that this is wrong. Now, putting these two articles together, Reuters' article looks almost like an advanced form of sabotage (advanced black). Originally, you engaged in covert operations and played unrestricted warfare while stubbornly refusing to admit it, but now the whole world—whether pro-China media or countries that ignore you—is broadcasting your weaponization of critical minerals to the entire world. Isn't this stitching together a complete chain of evidence from all aspects, as if afraid there won't be enough evidence when the United States leads the charge to settle accounts with the CCP? This is a standard record for future reference. Isn't Reuters' list of the CCP's drip-style manipulation tactics just an operational record of the weaponization of yttrium? It even breaks down the timeline for you, telling you that not only the United States, but also Japan and the EU are on the CCP's target list.

The CCP is still boasting about Xi Jinping article by article, which clearly shows that earlier they wanted to find an excuse to say that communication between the US and China was imperfect because he didn't want to meet Trump. That trick doesn't work; failing to find an excuse, Xi Jinping started saying you cannot make arms sales to Taiwan, otherwise I won't meet you, Trump. What kind of cowardly act is this, acting like a little girl trying to manipulate her boyfriend or a flirtatious partner while acting spoiled? But acting spoiled depends on who you're doing it to; when you match it with a wild boar's head, does it make people feel any pity or affection? It won't be over until you quickly serve your pig head on the table. Trump said: If I tell him to come, he has to come; there is nothing I negotiate with him that cannot be settled. Xi Jinping is now scrambling to patch things up, claiming that his meeting with Trump is not because of continued arms sales to Taiwan, nor because it's all arranged, but mainly because he holds trump cards and Trump has to come beg him. Ah Q going to see Grandpa Zhao—it's Grandpa Zhao begging me. The persona has collapsed, the chips are wrong; you think these are your chips, but actually, when you step up with these chips, it's just like Ah Q showing off a stone to Grandpa Zhao, and the housekeeper just grabs the stone and smashes it right onto Ah Q's head, leaving Ah Q to wipe his face and say, I knew he hits me because he loves me and scolds me because he cares. Wait until Xi Jinping goes to the US, and after the talks regarding yttrium, as long as the United States doesn't smash him in the face on the spot, he will still go back and claim victory.

Doesn't Trump know what you are using to manipulate him? Trump beat the CCP black and blue in his previous term, and the knocked-out teeth have already been swallowed down into your stomach. Now you check your own pockets and it's still the same old three tricks. Speaking of COVID-19 origins tracing, the United States has now openly put the Yan Report into the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) declassification for everyone to see, and national laboratories are backing our Yan Report behind the scenes. By the way, today is September 14th; the first Yan Report was released six years ago today, and now it has been exactly six years. We see the Yan Report in the ODNI declassification, and in the report just released by Anthropic on the abuse of AI, five instances point to the CCP attempting to research and develop biological weapons using AI. Essentially, its internal logic stems from what was proposed in our Yan Report. Through these pieces of evidence and these signs, you can clearly see that the CCP is researching biological weapons with organized, state-backed support, as well as using unrestricted warfare methods to develop the perfect biological weapon while refusing to admit it. We will have time to talk about this later; there has been too much going on lately, and I plan to take special time to thoroughly sort out that Anthropic report for everyone. As we all witness, the United States is peeling back the truth of the virus layer by layer, following what we discussed in the Yan Report.

As a result, when meeting Trump, dealing with trade, and fighting economic wars, Xi Jinping repeatedly uses rare earths as chips, finding the wrong chips and getting beaten every day while foolishly thinking he has kept it hidden. Isn't the same playbook used for COVID-19 origin tracing? Fiddling around and ending up claiming that Li-Meng Yan is a little hamster, a little puppet, packaged by Bannon, Luther, and Guo Wengui to go out and talk nonsense. He still clings to that same rhetoric to this day, which lets you know that the CCP state machine—ignorant and unaware of its own ignorance—is primarily driven by the supreme stupidity of the one giving direct commands, and no one underneath can possibly be any smarter than that. Anyone with even a slightly higher IQ will pay the price of having their feet or head cut off. Therefore, to this day, he still feels like Peter Daszak, spinning around in that same old logic.

Now, because of the AI report issued by Anthropic, even The New York Times is saying that this is indeed a playbook used to build biological weapons. This is validating the core logical points of our Yan Report. Therefore, the CCP sees that whether it is virus origin tracing, fighting an economic war with the United States now, or various other plays—such as the matter regarding Iran. Iran is almost dead, yet it still clings to the Strait of Hormuz, repeatedly talking about how Iran is going to blockade this Strait of Hormuz. Just a couple of days ago, they were still boasting about how Iran and Oman were going to negotiate joint control of the Strait of Hormuz; I can't even be bothered to mention that matter. Sure enough, less than 48 hours after shouting about it, Oman said: I am not going to the meeting, don't drag me into this, I'm certainly not going to die with you, the United States has said it will smash us to pieces. Truly at wit's end—that description is just too vivid for the current state of affairs.

Returning to this matter of rare earths, will the United States really let you see what it lacks? How did the United States play against the Soviet Union during the Cold War? The Soviet Union's power, intelligence, and foundation were vastly superior to your Xi-CCP. Although you could say that back then their financial power and human-wave tactics were incomparable to your CCP's bottomless and lawless methods, you still claim that Star Wars could be used to bring down the Soviet Union back then. Do you think Trump will hand over this weakness regarding rare earths, allowing you to weaponize it to counter-control the United States? Over the past year or so, starting last March, Trump has been signing executive orders defining mineral production as mining, processing, separation, refining, and the entire complete chain all the way to derivatives, authorized under the Defense Production Act. Doesn't that already tell you that the moment Trump takes office and returns, minerals do not equal something you can use to manipulate him? The United States is not only accelerating domestic production, but government capital is also resisting the CCP's price wars, and they have long been preparing strategic weapons. Furthermore, their contractors have been specifically instructed to eliminate CCP sources. Just think about defense contracting and defense procurement—especially in the first two months up to July, when specific executive orders stated that the defense supply chain must be tracked all the way to the end, preventing the CCP from inserting itself. Just tell me, conceptually, if one or several rare earth elements from the CCP could manipulate the US defense production chain, wouldn't that executive order be equivalent to slapping itself in the face? It is very clear here that the United States actually had a complete alternative plan long ago, and it is also stepping up global alliances, developing rare earths with countries like Japan, India, and Australia. The United States itself is also accelerating production.

The CCP—of course, Xi Jinping must think: Never mind, you go ahead and produce now, accelerate development now, you will still need me in the short term, so I will beat you in the time gap. If worst comes to worst, as long as I can bottleneck you for two or three years, I can at least drag Trump through this term, and then I can still trade time for space. Yes, you can think that way, and public opinion and public data also seem to look that way. Even if you randomly ask some AI, it will also say yes, global supply chains in the short term still remain constrained by the CCP, and the vulnerability of US military, aerospace, and semiconductor industries requires at least a two-to-three-year transition period, which is why the Trump administration keeps negotiating with you. So at first glance, you would think that Xi Jinping choosing this as a chip has practical significance, and buying time allows him to survive. But we must ask: Can we look at things merely on the surface? If you look at it this way on the surface, you should also think that the CCP is serving the people and loves them dearly—can you understand it like that? Therefore, the US strategy to eliminate the CCP has now advanced to the point where Cuba, Iran, and Venezuela have already flipped their cards, and even the Governor of Okinawa has flipped. At this stage, do you still think it's as simple as what is said on the surface?

Making you publicly feel that the US lacks something does not mean the US actually lacks it. We have also said, how does a surround-and-annihilate operation work? Doesn't it leave an opening for you to crawl right into? And then they can simply sit back and wait for the hare to run into the stump. So this hundred-name strategy is one of the channels of waiting for the hare. You must know that staring at how the United States is currently opening more rare earths, building more factories, and investing and cooperating with allies in this regard is also just one of the surface layers. For the United States, first of all, before its short-term alternative plan is sorted out, it is impossible to let you see this weakness of theirs. Their making a big fuss about developing rare earth alternatives actually carries another meaning: if they must cope with the CCP playing for time with them in the short term, I must already have sufficiently adequate alternative methods to resist whether you make a move against me in the short term or I make the preemptive strike; I am prepared, which is why they can announce their long-term plans in this regard. So here you need to know: Are there stockpiles? Absolutely. Can allies provide support? Absolutely. Are there other ways right now to replace this production chain in case it becomes vulnerable to bottlenecks, should you need to produce these armaments, do they have alternative materials or other armaments? Absolutely.

Yes. You can rest assured that America's current actions give absolutely no sense of having to wait another two or three years. If you wait another two or three years, do you think Putin would be so well-behaved? Look at what Trump is saying now, claiming that Iran is extremely eager to surrender completely in the near future, and that the United States can apply the Venezuela playbook to Iranian oil. What does this mean? On one hand, they say activity signs around Iran's nuclear facilities have increased and are considering a strike; on the other hand, they say Iran can now consider adopting the Venezuelan experience. Doesn't this tell you that the Iran matter is pretty much coming to an end, and right after that will be the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire, and once that is about done, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will be placed directly on the table and enter America's crosshairs? It is just that simple. Step by step, which one hasn't been advanced according to rhythm, and which KPI hasn't been completed brilliantly? Xi Jinping now constantly has to change his persona and act as a pioneer of the times. But if you want to be a pioneer of the times, can't you first post a tweet yourself, play Douyin yourself, or get into some AI yourself, instead of needing someone else to paste a "Press Here" sticker on your enter key? You look like an old zombie crawling out of an ancient tomb, and now you come out saying, "I will forever be a pioneer of the times." Doesn't that make you like a vampire brave enough to break through the darkness of this castle, only to step out and see the sun, see a crucifix, and see garlic, instantly revealing your true form and turning directly into a big bat or a puddle of water? You've been a vampire your whole life; do you think it's that easy to forever be a pioneer of the times? It's not that you didn't try before, but rather because you couldn't pull it off, which is why you hid in the back. The main reason a vampire stays inside an ancient castle, inside a coffin, and behind a curtain is simply because he cannot bear the light of day.

What the United States is playing at right now, let me tell you, is brilliant. Speaking of this, let's show everyone another thing. The US think tank CSIS recently released a new article, and as soon as this report came out, all parties—especially pro-CCP media—went into a frenzy, with headlines like "US Military Falls into New Missile Crisis," claiming a reckless burn of 25 billion and that CSIS says dealing with China will only last 30 days. How is it written? Well, you have to admit, this indeed sounds very comforting to Xi Jinping's heart, and it can make him even more firmly believe that rare earths are truly a trump card. It states that experts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) warned that due to the protracted Iran war, America's existing ammunition stockpiles are more than enough to deal with Iran, but if a conflict breaks out with China, it might only last a month. First of all, I remember very clearly that people kept saying America wouldn't last even a month fighting Iran, so what on earth are you media outlets celebrating now? Now, Iran isn't even completely over yet, and you are already following the CCP in treating Iran like trash, casting it aside like worn-out shoes. Look at how Xi Jinping, whether at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation or the BRICS summit, saw Abbas Araghchi and Masoud Pezeshkian and pretended not to see them. With an attitude like yours, you still want to be the big boss and gather united strength? You have already accepted that Iran is more than enough for the US military to handle, but how on earth did you deduce that fighting the CCP would only last a month? Secondly, let's set aside their misinterpretation of this report—since they misinterpreted it—and just talk about this single point: even by the accounts of you licking-CCP media, where a war against China only lasts a month, do you really think the CCP's shoddy military equipment, that barrel-ruptured Type 59, or its Type 093 nuclear submarine that ties itself up with anchor chains, or its Long March 7 rocket that starts exploding as soon as it launches to act as fireworks, do you really think it can last over a month? You are vastly overestimating the CCP's nation. To be honest, if the United States prepares a month's worth of ammunition to fight the CCP's nation, that definitely means the US has already secured a sufficient surplus to slowly and leisurely fight. You must know that the Iran matter has already told everyone how many targets a month represents. How many heads does Xi Jinping have to be bombed like this? Really, the core takeaway here is that the US think tank has explicitly brought up the prospect of a hot war breaking out with the CCP's nation; this is the most crucial point. Therefore, pro-CCP and licking-CCP media are desperately trying to downplay it, saying that actually, if they really fought the CCP, it would only last a month.

Let us further interpret this for you: is it really like that? In fact, various media outlets report that Lockheed Martin's plant manager displayed the latest Patriot missiles, describing them as extremely costly at $4 million each, but with an annual production of only 750 units, while 1,500 were used just against Iran. Therefore, CSIS experts say that critical long-range precision weapons like Patriots, Tomahawks, and THAADs have already cost $25 billion regarding Iran. The meaning is that so much has been spent, and this is burning money. Then they say General Dan Cain stated that the US fought Iran in April hitting 13,000 targets, causing severe inventory depletion. Meanwhile, expert analysis tells the US military from the Ukraine war that there are insufficient inventories to cope with a protracted war, and fighting the CCP might only last a month, making it an extreme challenge to last two, three, or four months. Let's look at this: what did the experts actually say? They said that if these traditional missiles are used to fight the CCP's nation, lasting two, three, or four months is a challenge. First of all, on the battlefield, the deceptive mix of truth and falsehood means you will become a target; would the enemy tell you, "Hey, when we fight, be careful, the ammo in my pocket is only enough for a month, so if you manage to last two, three, or four months, I tell you, your probability of survival increases greatly"? Is that how things are played? Besides, think about it from another angle: doesn't the hidden meaning behind that sentence imply that if they fight a protracted war with you, it's quite costly for the US, and for all these known, familiar munitions, they might just need to produce more of them, which is a bit troublesome? Therefore, we need to change our mindset: we shouldn't fight a protracted war, so shouldn't we fight a blitzkrieg instead? And how is a blitzkrieg fought? Dealing with your human wave tactics inevitably requires capturing the ringleader first. For example, the CCP previously predicted that Venezuela would be a protracted war, but wasn't Maduro suddenly snatched right out of his bedroom? Didn't that eliminate any talk of protracted or non-protracted? What second, third, or fourth month? Two, three, or four months later, Delcy Rodríguez will have already signed away all the gold mines and oil to the US; what protracted war could there even be? Ali Khamenei was also considered by the CCP to be a totem-like, unbreakable symbol of Iran's invulnerability. And the result? No protracted war was needed; he was taken out simultaneously with the outbreak of the war. People only found out Trump announced strikes on Iran this year when they realized the elder Khamenei had ascended and the younger Khamenei had turned into a cardboard cutout. Does it need to be protracted? It's not protracted; that family cannot be protracted. So you see, when it's explicitly stated that the CCP is going to be fought, what on earth are you still worrying about—protracted wars and lacking missiles? You really have too much time on your hands worrying about useless things. We desperately hope there won't be a protracted war; what is there to protract? Ideally, Xi Jinping is captured on day one, the CCP surrenders on day two, it disintegrates on day three, and on day four we happily welcome the US completely opening up the CCP's nation and dividing it up for separate governance. Then you won't need to have that forced unification; each region can live its own life and quickly lean toward Western civilization. That would be a joyous sight to behold.

And then look: they say the Department of Defense ordered an increase in production, but entering a wartime state means raising Patriot missile production is also a difficult problem that will take a couple of years. They say rocket fuel also takes time to solidify, so having a single supplier is the biggest bottleneck. Isn't this public information? How do you know it only has a single supplier? How do you know it still heavily relies on these traditional missiles and traditional fuels? The United States does things one by one; for instance, when they went to capture Maduro, did his so-called jammer have half a cent to do with missiles? Did it have half a cent to do with solidified rocket fuel? When they hit Khamenei, 30 missiles went down and directly vaporized him; they didn't need to increase production either. So look at what is said further down, that think tanks are assessing it will take about one to five years to replenish inventory to pre-Iran-war levels, and that reaching a level confident enough to face a conflict with China will take several years. The CCP must be so happy hearing this! Look, I've won again; while I stall you with rare earths, you lack missiles over there, meaning I have at least three to five years left to live. Is that how it's understood? Doesn't it simply mean that even if true, at most they won't use these missiles for a protracted fight against you. First, it doesn't mean the US lacks missiles when precisely targeting you, Xi Jinping, and your core team; second, it doesn't mean capturing you, Xi Jinping, has to rely on missiles rather than other means; third, it doesn't mean the US won't strike and crush the CCP within the golden combat window of this upcoming year right at its doorstep. It only says the traditional playbook you imagine might not be enough to support traditional fighting methods—that's the only thing it proves. What on earth are you cheering about?

And look, when you put this together with what Reuters is hyping, don't you find this matter very interesting? Isn't there a strong correlation here? Think about it: don't the strategists see this and report to Xi Jinping that Reuters in the UK says our rare earths are a trump card, US think tanks say the US lacks missiles and can't fight a protracted war, can't even start a war with us for several years, and moreover, the key elements they need to make missiles are stuck in our hands? You really can't make this up, weaving together such a logic...

Chained Woman, if you think about it with your toes, you'd know that completely fits Xi Jinping's appetite. So right away he can feel confident again, can bravely become the vanguard of the era, and take the lead in coming to the United States to negotiate with Trump. Look, I have a trump card, shouldn't you negotiate with me? So arrogant, so utterly arrogant. If you actually fall for this routine, we'd say you've completely walked right into the trap of encirclement, and what's more, it belongs to the kind of play where you fall into a pit, voluntarily keep digging deeper into the earth from inside the pit, and then actively put a lid on top of yourself, for fear that you might jump out of the pit.

Let's be straight with everyone, our audience and friends don't need to worry either. Some people say, if you expose the cognitive warfare trap that the US is playing against the CCP, what will happen if Xi Jinping doesn't fall into the pit? I'll tell you, it's not because we explain it to him that he can avoid falling into the pit. First of all, given Xi Jinping's original aspiration and his stubborn way of carrying 200 catties of wheat over 10 miles of mountain roads without changing shoulders, it is impossible for him to listen to us. If he ever listened to us, if we told him not to do it this way and he stopped doing it, he wouldn't have ended up in such miserable shape today. Back in 2020, I asked Lude Media to warn Xi Jinping: you must never release the virus again, otherwise this will be an unimaginable disaster for the world, and you will also die because of it. Didn't he refuse to listen? Didn't he always feel that he could handle it and outplay it? He didn't take us seriously at all. Similarly, Xi Jinping is the same right now. Even if we explain it clearly to him, he would just think: you simply don't want me to use rare earths as a trump card; you Americans are scared, so you're having these people put on an empty city strategy here, and he isn't afraid at all. He thinks he's so smart, he thinks he's so well-informed, and with his feeling of waving his hand to direct the nation and his visionary momentum, what are we? So he won't listen to us. Furthermore, I ask you, could he survive even if he did listen to us? We are telling him: if you really listen to us—to take a step back—then don't use rare earths as a trump card, and besides kneeling and surrendering right now, besides surrendering with both hands and feet, you must open up; whatever the US tells you to do, you must completely let the US dismantle your nuclear weapons, you must completely dissolve your People's Liberation Army, and you must thoroughly expose your Leninist organization. No nukes, no military, no Leninist organization, and absolutely you must thoroughly explain the truth about your COVID-19, how you engaged in unrestricted biological weapons, how you released the poison, how you killed your own people, and then took advantage of the victory to kill people all over the world, how the East is rising and the West is declining, and personally guided this major country's epidemic prevention. If you really listened to us, that would be fine too; do you dare to listen all the way through? If you can't listen all the way through, listening halfway now is of no use anyway. At best, he's just jumping up and down inside that pit, and he still can't jump out. So see? The US actually dug a clear trap for the CCP long ago, which is this trap: no matter which path you take, you'll still be in the pit, it's a labyrinth of pits. You think there's an exit, but in reality that exit leads you to another labyrinth, because you have committed countless evils. So right now, if we put the think tank articles, Reuters articles, and the Declaration of Xinde Li together, you can see it clearly now, can't you? To put it simply, just on this rare earths issue alone, Xi Jinping bravely played the vanguard for a long time, leading by example and nailing himself right onto that target.

And speaking of this, let's talk about another interesting thing. As everyone knows, starting a few days ago, the US began leaking news. Mainly back in July, when the US military base in Jordan was attacked, resulting in the deaths of three US soldiers. The news released at that time was from mainstream media saying it was either China or Russia, with internal officials stating that China and Russia were the biggest sources of providing intelligence to Iran to strengthen their military capabilities, though it wasn't yet certain which one it was. At that time, we told everyone: just watch, it's definitely the CCP. That's not just out of our understanding of the CCP, but even more so, if you don't understand the CCP, just look at Russia—Putin's total subservience to Trump, his various flattery and cozying up—you would know for sure that Russia wouldn't help Iran do this at this moment. Moreover, it was obvious that the US was laying the groundwork back then, leaving only two options: China and Russia, and eliminating Russia leaves the CCP. So by September 11, the Wall Street Journal certainly picked a good time: on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, it reported that US officials had linked Chinese entities providing high-resolution satellite imagery to Iran to the July attack on the US military base in Jordan, which resulted in the deaths of three US soldiers. This clear link is the most definitive evidence so far showing that China's support for Iran during the war caused fatal consequences. Although it didn't point out specific Chinese entities, nor did it mention anything else, it said US officials had raised the matter with the Chinese side, while the CCP regime, stupidly enough, was still humming along saying we don't admit it, we demand you provide evidence. Interesting, right? Of course, the article also reviewed how back in May, the Trump administration had sanctioned Spacety, Minshan Technology, and other entities related to space operations—all of which were groundwork. Let me put it to you this way: look at this timing, even the Wall Street Journal knows this is yet another good topic the US prepared for you to discuss before Xi Jinping's visit to the US. And your CCP regime really chimed in with "bring out the evidence," and the US military went, "Oh yeah, you get over here, you little punk, come over here, I won't show you the evidence and be done with it."

Regarding this matter, first of all, we told everyone a couple of days ago that as soon as this Wall Street Journal article came out, the US Congress explicitly stated that Xi Jinping is the biggest supporter driving and helping Iran attack US soldiers; this characterization is already extremely heavyweight. Then let us show you another piece of news, which came out today, and this is a big deal: the Pentagon has acknowledged for the first time that the Space Force has deployed space-dominance weapons in orbit. How was it stated? It was expressed by Air Force Secretary General Frank Kendall (McInerney as misstated in transcript) on September 14 during his keynote speech at the Air Force Association's annual Air, Space and Cyber Conference, stating that the Space Force has already deployed weapons in space to counter hostile threats. McInerney said that today we continue to ensure we are always ready to respond to evolving threats wherever they may reside, which is why the US now possesses orbital air-dominance weapons capable of defending the joint force from the impact of hostile actions. And it was also mentioned here that this is the first time the Pentagon has publicly confirmed this. Previously, it was all supposedly, rumors, and hints; this is the first public confirmation of the existence of space-based weapons by the US. For years, officials have remained silent about efforts to deploy and operate orbital space weapons. If you go by Trump proposing the Golden Dome just last year, logically speaking, by now the Golden Dome wouldn't have successfully deployed these space weapons so quickly. But look, people are now openly admitting it. By similar reasoning, the news released by the US stating that Patriot missiles might not be enough, and rare earths might not be enough—you just factor in that time lag. When we were in Hong Kong doing biological research, we knew that if you apply for a grant, usually large laboratories like ours that are not short of money will first use other grants to cover a portion of new project research. Once you've already researched 30 or 50 percent, gathered a lot of data, and gained high confidence, then you apply for new US funding, especially large funds like NIH, to ensure you can get it. And the new funding you are awarded covers two, three, or five years, but in reality, you don't even need that long because you've already done half of it. By the time the money arrives, you've already basically wrapped up the other half. Then out of this portion of money, minus what was previously used, you can take another portion to do new things. So this is a positive feedback loop process. Similarly, the US side developing weapons, deploying weapons, and asking Congress for defense budgets works the exact same way. Therefore, when it tells you it's short again and how it needs to do things long-term, it seemingly only started after issuing an order, but in reality, it only made it public after issuing the order.

And look at this: it says previously they remained silent, and by 2025 with Trump's return, the Space Force began to openly discuss capabilities for conducting operations in space, at which time they only released a framework establishing operational concepts. But now, this is hardly just a framework; space dominance has already been put into practice. Space control—space governance and dominance—can refer to either offensive operations or defensive operations, covering electromagnetic and other counter-space actions. Of course, the Air Force Secretary isn't going to tell you what kind of weapons we have deployed in orbit, what the details are, nor will he tell you the quantity. But the media has already stated that based on their framework, it can be seen that the Space Force is now interested in both kinetic and non-kinetic offensive weapons. It says orbital operations that these systems can perform include orbital strikes and space-chain/asset disruption. We don't know exactly how it strikes, but you can understand the literal meaning of the terms. The new play style hits you right in the heavens; the targets of the strike can be things in the heavens or things on the ground. Furthermore, it says orbital strikes include destroying, disrupting, or degrading enemy space platform operations in the space domain through kinetic or non-kinetic effects. These operations can be executed by pursuing and approaching the enemy's space systems to deploy weaponized forces—chasing you down and hitting you—or by conducting long-term, standoff-range proximity operations. In short, there is always an option suited to your play style. Then, space-chain/asset disruption operations are carried out entirely through non-kinetic means, utilizing electromagnetic or cyber attacks to prevent the enemy from using their own space systems to counter the Five Eyes / US military...

the building and its allies. In addition, this Space Force can also deploy multiple defense systems to protect its orbital assets through escort operations, counterattacks, and suppressing enemy anti-space target locks.

Seeing this, sounds pretty high-end, right? Then we have to bring up another piece of news simultaneously and combine it for everyone to see. This news was released on September 4 by the professional media Global Network. What does this news say? The headline is extremely interesting, and I suppose the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) didn't dare to report on this matter, publicly not daring to mention it at all. Headline: A Chinese reconnaissance satellite disintegrated in a rare retrograde orbit. You didn't hear about this in Chinese media, did you? Those Kremlinologists didn't dare to mention it either. But in fact, the media reported this on September 4, exactly just over a week before the Space Force first admitted they had deployed these space dominance weapons. And what actually happened with this rare disintegration of the Chinese reconnaissance satellite? This is interesting, let's first show you what it says. The illustration matched with this report showed the Long March 6A carrier rocket launching from Taiyuan, launching the Yaogan-50 02 satellite on March 15, 2026, at the exact time. Crucially, why was this image matched? Because the one currently disintegrating, guess what? It is precisely the Yaogan-50 02 satellite shown in this picture! The CCP nation will only brag to you about how the Long March 6A carried it into space in March, but it won't tell you when this thing actually disintegrated! I'll show you later, professional websites in Germany indicate that it disintegrated at the end of July this year, which is mid-July, around July 17. Just a few days after a US military base in Jordan was attacked by combat capabilities upgraded by Iran, resulting in the deaths of three US service members, this military Yaogan-50 02 satellite disguised as a civilian one mysteriously disintegrated. The CCP nation pretended nothing happened and swallowed its pride.

Let's tell you all, the article says this disintegration formed a zone of space debris. And Jonathan McDowell, a space activity tracking expert and former astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, posted a tweet on September 4 specifically mentioning this matter. He said that orbital data from the US 18th Space Defense Squadron showed that after the disintegration of China's Yaogan-50 02 satellite, the debris was distributed across an altitude range of about 60 to 1,100 kilometers. At the same time, this debris, just like the satellite before its demise, operates in a high-altitude retrograde orbit with an inclination of 142 degrees. While this tweet seems to state some professional data, it contains very interesting information. The cause of the disintegration is currently unclear; suspected possible causes include your own propulsion system or battery abnormalities, a self-detonation is possible, or perhaps a collision with other space objects like debris. Anyway, nobody is claiming responsibility for the cause of its disintegration right now—you don't say, I don't say. Since these debris pieces are at a high orbital altitude, atmospheric drag is almost negligible, and they will persist in orbit for decades or even longer. And this expert said that the relative speed of these debris pieces is relatively low, so this was not a very violent disintegration; it might just have been thermal insulation material peeling off, or a relatively small battery event, meaning it could be an internal issue of your own. Shouldn't the CCP go back and ponder carefully: What happened to my thermal insulation material? What happened to my battery? It was just sent up, and it disintegrated like this. Think about it, sent up by the Long March 6A, disintegrated in July; in August, the Long March 7 wanted to go up but hadn't even made it, and disintegrated on its own in plain sight. When you connect these events together, you wonder why the CCP immediately postponed the launch of rockets connected to relevant engines indefinitely after that, why it didn't send any new exploration machines to the far side of the moon, and why it stopped bragging about how awesome its Long March rockets are. Why? A guilty conscience. From your engines to your satellite batteries and your thermal insulation systems, they might look so mature, but everything can go wrong overnight. You tell me, is the CCP panicking right now? No wonder Xi Jinping is scurrying around every other day, trying bravely to be the pioneer of the era. Turns out these satellites, rockets, and original pioneers of his are no longer working. The pioneers have either inexplicably been arrested or blown up, so indeed Xi Jinping has no choice but to make emergency visits in person himself.

America's professional magazine Space News even specifically went to China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation to ask: Do you have any comments? Aerospace Corporation declined to comment. Then it stated that the Yaogan-50 01 satellite was developed by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology, while the 02 satellite was developed by the China Academy of Space Technology, both being major spacecraft manufacturing units under China Aerospace Science and Technology. Furthermore, China's own space object catalog system, SpaceMapper, also recorded content related to the disintegration of this 02 satellite, noting four pieces of debris, indicating that China's space monitoring agencies were already aware of the incident. It then mentioned that on March 15, this 02 satellite went up aboard a Long March 6A carrier rocket, and it was deployed together with the Yaogan-50 01 satellite launched previously in January into a type of high retrograde orbit, which refers to an orbit where the satellite's direction of motion is opposite to the Earth's rotation. It said this launch method is extremely rare, requiring the sacrifice of a certain amount of payload capacity and launch efficiency in order to trade for a higher relative ground track speed. Why? Because it requires enabling satellites to repeatedly fly over mid-latitude regions more frequently, including China and its surroundings. Then this report professionally provided background knowledge, saying that a few countries that frequently use such retrograde orbits also include Israel, but Israel does so due to their special geographical launch site constraints rather than mission requirements itself. This is to tell you that the CCP specifically engaging in such special launches is actually not due to launch condition limitations, but rather because the CCP nation wants to make this purpose extremely special. Therefore, analysts are not buying the official general descriptions stating that these Yaogan-50 satellites are for land surveys, crop yield estimation, disaster prevention and mitigation.

Here it says that external analysts believe that these Yaogan series satellites are loaded with intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions—meaning the entire reconnaissance chain task—which may include synthetic aperture radar, optical reconnaissance equipment, and signal intelligence sensors. Moreover, it mentions that the Long March 6A carrier rocket itself has had problems before, such as experiencing other types of disintegrations, and even Long March 7 and Long March 6C experiencing disintegration incidents in August. Therefore, its point right now is that we don't know why it disintegrated either. But you need to know that this satellite is by no means civilian; it is purely military, isn't that a coincidence? And here it specifically mentions a matter, saying that in 2007, the US had a retired military meteorological satellite disintegrate in an orbit about 840 kilometers high, while China conducted an anti-satellite missile test in 2007 that once destroyed a retired satellite called Fengyun-1C. By the way, the so-called anti-satellite missile experiment conducted by the CCP has created what is still the event that has generated the largest amount of space debris in history. Meaning your CCP is really trashy; you go and do anti-satellite things, and end up making a bunch of space junk, thereby causing space pollution. The CCP's technology is truly slow enough. And now, it says here that anyway, since the Yaogan-50 02 satellite is already smashed, this is interesting.

Let's connect three things together, and the correlation here is hardly weak. On May 8, the US sanctioned three CCP aviation technology Chinese enterprises that actually engaged in military capabilities under the guise of civilian satellites, and the Treasury Department explicitly stated at the time that you were providing satellite capabilities with military strike capabilities to Iran. And in mid-July, the US military base in Jordan was attacked, and it was explicitly stated until September 11 that the satellite imagery provided by your CCP nation allowed Iran to enhance its military capabilities to target the US military; your CCP nation directly participated in the war, and Xi Jinping commanded it personally. And in fact, while the public was still guessing whether China or Russia provided the capability to strike the US military base in Jordan, the US had quietly—of course, without evidence the US won't claim it, let's just use some brainpower, and this brainpower doesn't even need to be stretched too far, the strong correlation is actually very obvious. Anyway, while the US was declaring that whoever attacks the US military must be retaliated against, at the very same time just days apart, your Yaogan-50 02 satellite, which flew under a civilian banner but was actually a combined military reconnaissance asset, disintegrated. And furthermore, after the CCP knew about this matter, it pretended nothing happened, while the US publicly talked about the satellite imagery you provided to Iran, and right ahead of the US military announcing they had successfully deployed space dominance weapons, specifically released this news a few days in advance to amplify it, letting everyone know that so coincidently within this time frame, the CCP lost at least one reconnaissance satellite. And this timing also happened to occur right before Xi Jinping was forced to visit the US. I'm just using my brainpower here, and you think for yourselves whether the correlation here can just be explained as wild imagination? And furthermore, let me tell you one more point, didn't that article just emphasize that the CCP's satellite was in a 142-degree retrograde orbit? Let me tell you like this, a 142-degree retrograde orbit actually covers approximately

Between the 38th parallels north and south, mentioning this specifically is meaningful because Jordan is located near the 32nd parallel north, and most of Iran is also within this coverage area between the 38th parallels north and south. In other words, this now-disintegrated satellite was precisely a key node providing high-frequency reconnaissance services for that region.

The disintegrated Yaogan-50 02 satellite is a military reconnaissance satellite capable of covering the entire surrounding areas of China, the mid-to-low latitude regions of the Western Pacific, including the Persian Gulf in the Middle East, the Red Sea, as well as the U.S. military base in Jordan and Iran-related target areas. This means that in reality, not necessarily just one satellite has disintegrated now. Speaking of the disintegration of this satellite, based on its capabilities, coverage, and functions, it can indeed be reasonably deduced to be the satellite that provided intelligence to Iran for its strikes against U.S. forces. So this makes things interesting: the United States does not admit it, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dares not admit it, and this matter carries a strong deterrent effect.

The CCP says, if the U.S. wants to prove that I provided this intelligence to Iran, you have to provide me with evidence. The U.S. says, come on, you Xi Jinping come over in person, and let's see if I give you evidence or not. Once you Xi Jinping arrive, Trump by then will probably not just be providing evidence simply like that. If I were President Trump, I would definitely show you all the evidence of why this satellite was targeted by us, why it was taken down by us, and even the evidence you yourselves still don't understand about how it was taken down, which would scare Xi Jinping half to death. So why must Xi Jinping come over in person? And we say, can you Xi Jinping just act spoiled there, find some excuses, or even like Guo Wengui, desperately run to the restroom to gorge yourself and then come back to vomit blood and fake illness to get away with it? You Xi Jinping are now just like Guo Wengui back then, wishing you could quickly slam your head against the wall to get senile dementia, but the United States will still drag you over—dementia or not, come over first and talk later.

Another very important point is about the disintegration of this satellite. Some analyses suggest it might have been an accident involving thermal insulation materials or batteries. Why? Because the fragmentation characteristics of its disintegration do not resemble the traditional state of a missile being launched and blowing something up. If it were blown up by a missile, even if it didn't produce as much space debris as China's 2007 test, it would still release huge amounts of energy and have a large amount of high-speed dispersed debris, making it easier to form some obvious debris clouds. From the perspective of the U.S., especially since this satellite is only at an altitude of 600 to 1,000 kilometers from the ground, striking this satellite in such a way would also threaten its own spacecraft and those of its allies. Therefore, this detail is very interesting. It seems experts say this is not a traditional strike method, so the CCP might still think it could just be a quality issue, like popcorn popping. But you must know, the U.S. military is now coming out to deliver a final kick to tell you that our Space Force now has kinetic, non-kinetic, imaginable, and unimaginable weapons. Then this matter needs to be understood from a different angle. Can the U.S. military's new strike tactics directly manage to cause this limited-scale disintegration of your satellite, deliberately avoiding high-speed strikes to prevent harming its own spacecraft, and then after the strike, still make it look like a situation where thermal insulation materials and batteries malfunctioned?

There is no major problem with this. Let us casually list a few possibilities, such as interfering with the entire telemetry and control link of the satellite, interfering with its solar panels and sensors to damage the power supply; or using directed energy to fry your electronic equipment and smash your radar. Approaching it—perhaps close up or at a distance—approaching it to cause interference, or launching a cyber attack from a distance. In short, the U.S. military has already admitted to having this capability, but does not tell you its specific capabilities. When you put this inexplicable disintegration together with it, don't you feel that anything is possible? And you, the CCP, can only swallow this bitter pill in silence.

Germany's specialized website Gunter's Space Page wrote that among China's Yaogan-50 01 and 02 satellites, the 02 satellite has already disintegrated, and it specifically stated that the disintegration time was in late July. So connecting these things together, the CCP regime doesn't even dare to mention it, and reports from other media outlets are impossible to piece these together to analyze for you. Now putting them together, and thinking about it again, Xi Jinping doesn't dare to come over; it sounds quite terrifying. Is this matter ultimately because of your own reasons or the U.S. reasons? Think again about the explosions of your Long March rockets, and think again about whether you've had any inexplicable fires. Just like back then before Iran's Fordow nuclear facility was bombed, no matter what secret nuclear facility or nuclear base explosion occurred, they always had to claim it was caused by temporary workers or an earthquake rather than being attacked. Right now, they are just playing around with Xi Jinping and the CCP; that is precisely how this game is played. So Xi Jinping is still clinging to being the eternal pioneer of the times, while the U.S. says I am waiting for you, hurry up and come over, we all welcome you with open arms. Your daddy Russia is already so starved it's down to clear soup, just waiting to rely on you to supplement its fats. Everyone loves to see it: when Modi holds Xi Jinping with one hand and pulls him to Putin with the other, everyone's eyes are glowing—such a plump and juicy pig is about to be served on the dining table, who wouldn't look forward to it?