Original: Xi Jinping is actually half-stupid, and the CCP leadership knows it

If you have followed the economic policies of the CCP-controlled China for a long time, you would know that the CCP has previously attempted to boost the stock market by injecting liquidity, hoping to achieve a slow bull market. However, it did not work. Initially, they injected hundreds of billions each time, causing a symbolic market rally for a day or two, and later, the market showed no reaction to the liquidity injections. In the end, the CCP government was basically out of options and completely gave up. Then, everyone said that Xi Jinping is more concerned about the stability of the regime, and he doesn't care about the sluggish economy and the long bear market as long as the regime is stable. This is putting the cart before the horse. The truth is, his attempts to rescue the market were fruitless, and he was forced to give up. It can be said that this is not the first time he has failed in market rescue.

This liquidity injection before the holiday, followed by a sharp rally, is the stupidest economic intervention in history, purely a reckless act for the sake of an optimistic atmosphere during the National Day, regardless of the consequences. Now it seems that Xi Jinping, this pig's head, is really good at driving backward, and he will step on the accelerator even if there is a cliff ahead.

Xi Jinping cannot govern the country well, not because he is playing the long game. He is simply stupid! His limited thinking capacity and narrow vision, like that of a primary school student, lead him to always choose the worst option among a multitude of policy tools. His logical thinking ability is clearly flawed. If he were an ordinary person, he would likely be labeled a "silly child" or an "idiot." Unfortunately, he was born into a revolutionary family. The CCP's reverse selection system has actually allowed him to thrive. Ultimately, a rare historical scene has emerged: a world's largest political party with 90 million members has elected a half-wit as its leader.

If you have any doubts about whether Xi Jinping is truly half-witted, you can watch the video of him looking at his little notebook, the video of him turning his head sharply to find his interpreter in the corridor at the BRICS meeting, the video of him turning his wheelchair, and his reaction when Trump glared at him during the Tiananmen Square inspection. If you observe carefully, you will find that his behavior and demeanor reveal an intelligence below that of ordinary people. Do you think when Li Rui called him a primary school student, he was really referring to his low education level? He was subtly implying that his IQ was low. If he were the child of an ordinary citizen, he would truly be called a simpleton.

In fact, ever since the rumor spread that he is Mao Zedong's illegitimate son, I have become convinced. Why? Because his IQ is consistent with it. You only need to look at Mao Xinyu to understand what I mean. Another person, Meng Wanzhou, who is also rumored to be Mao's illegitimate daughter, actually only has a high school education. This is family genetics. Mao himself was not a person of high intelligence, but he was good at power struggles and was sufficiently shameless, capable of doing all sorts of dirty deeds without any bottom line or humanity. Mao's rise to power as a founding figure relied on his extreme shamelessness and the international environment. In today's terms, when the wind blows, even a pig can fly. Mao's son, Mao Anqing, suffered from schizophrenia, and Mao Anying was killed in battle because he insisted on eating fried rice, suggesting his brain was likely not functioning well. Now, Xi is also rumored to be irritable and easily angered, which suggests a family illness. Besides his low IQ, which is a prominent family trait, his ability to engage in power struggles and his extreme shamelessness are also well-inherited characteristics from Mao. The CCP system is indeed suitable for such people.

Some people might say, "Look, he is so good at power struggles, which means his intelligence is beyond ordinary people." Heh, you say that because you don't understand people with intellectual disabilities, as they often possess certain extraordinary special abilities. For example, Zhou Zhou, the "child prodigy conductor," possesses the superpower of conducting, which is somewhat similar to Xi Jinping, the conductor who focuses on pointing the direction. Also:

• Kim Peek: Kim Peek is considered the inspiration for the character in the movie "Rain Man." He suffered from severe developmental disabilities but possessed an extraordinary memory, able to recall vast amounts of books, maps, dates, etc. His reading speed and memory capacity were astonishing, despite his limited social skills and daily living abilities.

• Stephen Wiltshire: Wiltshire is autistic but exhibits extraordinary abilities in drawing, especially in recreating complex cityscapes from memory. After a single helicopter trip, he was able to draw a detailed aerial view of an entire city, demonstrating his amazing visual memory.

• Daniel Tammet: Tammet has high-functioning autism and can calculate complex mathematical problems using visual imagery in his mind. He also has an astonishing talent for learning languages, able to master complex languages like Icelandic in a week. His learning method is completely different from that of ordinary people.

There are many more examples, but I won't list them all. Xi Jinping's talents and specialties are different from the above; they lie in power struggles. Being good at power struggles does not prove his intellectual level; for him, it is merely a subconscious reaction, a conditioned reflex that requires no thought or wisdom.

Regarding the so-called greatest achievement since Xi came to power – the anti-corruption campaign – it was also a reckless anti-corruption effort lacking intelligence. The result is that people below him pay lip service to his directives. On the surface, he has achieved the greatest concentration of power since Mao Zedong, but in reality, various forces have taken advantage of the situation to place the entire mess of the CCP onto his shoulders. The various suggestions from the so-called think tanks below are all superficially helpful but actually undermine his efforts. They dare to play these games with Xi because they know that this foolish emperor can only see the surface and lacks the ability to see through the essence of the plans. Thus, the entire CCP decision-making body has become a large-scale pig-teasing party. Even those who pretend to be deaf and mute or work diligently are participants in this pig-teasing party. Because as long as the lie is not exposed, the goal is to keep this party going.