Guo Wengui, the Building Crash, and the Coming Chaotic Second Half of the Year

This video focuses on two major trending events: First, the 30-year prison sentence handed down to Guo Wengui. The host analyzes the reasons for the verdict from the perspectives of physical and testimonial evidence, emphasizing the importance of physical evidence. Using this as a cautionary tale, the host advises the audience to act within their means, control their desires, and avoid taking on uncontrollable risks due to a lack of awareness. Second, the incident involving a plane crashing into the China Zun building in Beijing. The host provides a detailed breakdown of the event, the division of responsibility among relevant departments, and analyzes two possibilities: a potential failure in military command or the paralysis of the military due to centralized power, suggesting this signals the dangerous situation of the CCP regime. Additionally, the video touches on several other topics, including new regulations from the National Public Complaints and Proposals Administration, the Russia-Ukraine war, the possibility of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, and China's economic downturn, while offering predictions on changes in the international landscape and the social status quo in China for the second half of 2026.

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Did I not test the microphone? Can those who just joined help me check and listen to see if the microphone is okay? If the microphone isn't good, I'll have to adjust it, okay? Thank you all, please help me listen to how the microphone sounds. Huh? Alright. The microphone is fine, right? The microphone is fine, no problem, so let's continue! Hello everyone! Thank you, thank you friends, hello everyone. Today is Friday, July 3, 2026. Welcome to the Zhai Shanying YouTube channel to chat and relax. For friends in China, it's time to sleep; for friends overseas, it's time to wake up. Ah, I apologize for this Tuesday, I apologize, because there was no live stream. Uh, it will probably be difficult next Tuesday too. Why? My computer broke. Last Saturday, I went to handle some government business here, met some royal family members, and went through security. Maybe when I took the computer out for security, it wasn't packed properly, and the security scanner might not have been very big, so it got stuck inside. After I took it out, the computer wouldn't display anything. Ah, because I'm away from home, I only brought one computer to Dubai. I took it to be repaired, ah, and in Dubai, I could only find people who speak Chinese in Dragon Mart to fix it; others couldn't understand, they were just small shops.

It took a long time, and after it was fixed, I couldn't access Google or YouTube. Ah, now I only have this one YouTube account, and I'm very lucky to be able to live stream with you all on this account. Google still has issues and I can't access it, okay? Ah, so today we'll do the live stream first, and then we'll see about the account situation. If I still can't access Google in the end and can't recover it, I might have to find some other ways, okay? Ah, not being able to access the account, it's highly likely that it doesn't have much to do with this computer anymore, ah, it doesn't have much to do with it. That's it, I'll just tell you all that first. Uh, there have been quite a few hot topics recently, but because I didn't stream on Tuesday, these topics have already been covered, so I'll just add my own two cents and chat with you all. The first thing is, everyone has heard about this Guo Wengui matter; Guo Wengui has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. Regarding this matter, actually, uh, when Guo Wengui first got into trouble in 2023, I specifically did a broadcast to talk about his situation. In the past few days, many other hosts have also talked about Guo Wengui. As per my old habit, I try not to talk about things that other hosts have already covered. So, regarding this Guo Wengui matter, since it's a past event and someone else's business, after all, it didn't happen to us.

However, this matter may offer some insights for our lives. First of all, the first lesson from the Guo Wengui incident to remember is that physical evidence is always far more effective than eyewitness testimony. Did you hear that clearly? Physical evidence—look at how every time I do a livestream, I often say, "Present the facts, then reason things out." Presenting the facts means having physical evidence, while reasoning things out is just flapping your gums. So first present the facts, put the objective basis right there, and then flap your gums to reason—that is what is effective. Without physical evidence or facts, flapping your gums is just bullshit and talking nonsense. The Guo Wengui case is very obvious; while there are many reasons for his conviction, the biggest problem is what? The problem with Guo Wengui is that there was no physical evidence to prove that the accusations against him were problematic. Ah, Lao Guo claimed to have built an anti-communist system and raised a massive amount of funds, but throughout the entire trial and verdict, no evidence was found that these money were actually used in anti-communist practices. There is no physical evidence of this. Ah, this is what cost him his life, because from the time Guo Wengui started opposing the communist party in 2017 until his arrest in 2023, spanning eight years, under the guise of various commercial projects—ah, the court ruling states that he raised over $1 billion from thousands of supporters for anti-communist purposes, but in practice, there is completely no trace of any anti-communist activities funded or personally organized by him. For example, demonstrations, street protests, ah, sit-ins at embassies, funding anti-communist film, television, or literary works, or providing legal aid to overseas anti-communist personnel.

Establishing support networks for overseas political exiles, and so on—none of it can be seen. All anyone could ever see of Guo Wengui's anti-communist actions were his self-media channels, talking, talking, talking, talking. But talking on self-media costs no money, and in fact even makes money, alright? So everyone knows that the United States is certainly a responsible major political power with political considerations as well. Therefore, if Guo Wengui's actions had truly made the U.S. government perceive through physical evidence that his fundraising was for anti-communist purposes, and an abundance of physical evidence could prove that he genuinely used these funds to help restore the order of freedom and democracy in the Chinese Communist State, then even if some of his actions crossed the line, I believe the U.S. government would not have managed or prosecuted him so harshly. So everyone must remember this: regardless of past events that have nothing to do with us, we must remember the importance of physical evidence. Guo Wengui got into trouble because of a lack of physical evidence. In the U.S. court ruling the day before yesterday, the judge's original words during sentencing were: "Ah, Guo exploited—because he has many names, you see—Guo exploited those who hoped that the Chinese Communist State would achieve democracy, using money that should have been applied to democratic political purposes entirely to support his own luxurious lifestyle."

Everyone can read the English original text, alright? The U.S. judge was very cautious and rigorous, meaning that if there had been even some physical evidence to prove—for example, recordings and videos of Guo Wengui holding anti-communist events, written plans and materials for implementing anti-communist projects, itemized expense lists for anti-communist matters, and so on—it could have proven that he indeed used at least a portion of the raised funds for anti-communist purposes. Then during the trial, the judge's statement would probably have been that Guo used a portion, or a small portion, of the funds raised for political purposes to support his own luxurious lifestyle. But right now, it is all—the money raised for democratic politics was entirely used to support his own luxurious lifestyle, with none of it used for anti-communist purposes; it cannot be found, alright? So everyone just remember physical evidence. Because of the lack of physical evidence, the U.S. court explicitly denied Guo Wengui's own defense that the raised funds were for the anti-communist cause, and determined that his actions were simply exploiting everyone—exploiting a large number of people pursuing democracy in the Chinese Communist State for personal gain. Lao Guo really is like this; I can only say there might be something wrong with his cultural level or something, we do not know. Therefore, for more than three years—from the time he was locked up until this verdict—almost all the valid evidence submitted by the court was eyewitness testimony: this person said this, that person said that, this person said that, that person said that. There was no physical evidence, nothing concrete.

Including during this verdict, did the so-called court have witnesses speaking? Witnesses standing up to say America is regressing, or was it just eyewitnesses flapping their gums? The lawyers could only try to make an issue out of the fraud amount—was it really that much? There was no other physical evidence. Ah, so everyone must remember this! Remember it, remember it! In life, the role of physical evidence and the role of eyewitness testimony are completely different, whether in matters of business, family life, or making friends. Ah, if you go to the Public Security Bureau yourself and say you killed someone, killed someone, but there is no victim, no murder weapon, and no relevant physical evidence, the people inside the Public Security Bureau will think you are mentally ill and no one will pay attention to you. Eyewitness testimony is useless, remember that! Ah, someone just said it is the same for my own personal matters. To this day, regarding the so-called victims who were supposedly harmed by me, you find that more than three years ago, dozens of court judgments regarding that matter are all online on the China Judgments Online website. But look at which so-called victim has ever published those court judgments online for you to see? Exactly, it is very detailed. Then why hasn't anyone posted this? Because the judgments do not contain any physical evidence circulating on the internet regarding me, such as issues with company products or issues with the videos I talked about, and so on. The judgments contain none of it.

Right now, apart from the fabricated evidence that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has its 50 Cent Army spray online, there is no physical evidence whatsoever from any official CCP source that can prove I have committed any illegal acts or crimes. So the court won't have any either; right from the indictment, there won't be any. Everyone inside the CCP system is an insider, and no one is willing to take the risk of publicly manufacturing entirely fake evidence—the criminal risk, you see, among insiders. So there is none. Therefore, right now, everything concerning me is just made up by the 50 Cent Army and internet trolls spewing saliva, editing videos, and posting them everywhere. What other methods do they have besides that? Exactly, it's very strange. Why doesn't anyone publish an announcement on the Judgments of China website, which is published by state public security organs? Have you proven that I committed a crime? Right, they simply can't. So now that the CCP has reached this point, without physical evidence, the people who fabricate fake evidence have to take the responsibility and act as scapegoats. No one inside the system is willing to do it or wants their cover blown, so they can only resort to this. So everyone, remember, this is different, completely different. Guo Wengui, you say such a huge matter—because there was only testimonial evidence and no physical evidence, they judged it just like that as soon as they said they would.

As for my situation, this matter of mine is so much smaller than Guo Wengui's, but I have physical evidence. In mainland China, just think, the CCP has nothing. Therefore, up until now, any proof of my illegal activities or crimes—go ahead and ask these people to provide it, ask the public security organs to provide it. People inside the country who are willing to look can check it on the Judgments of China website, okay? All the CCP can do is let overseas propaganda figures like Wang Zhiju (Wang Ju) and Wang Jizhou throw mud at me, or try to assassinate me behind the scenes. I've experienced this this time, and I'll have a chance to tell you about it next time. For example, they specifically arranged a wave of people in Dubai, at the UAE Vinson Law Firm. The UAE Vinson Law Firm claims to be the largest Chinese-language law firm in the Middle East, and it is inherently the CCP's largest spy base in the Middle East. A large number of professionals inside graduated from, as they claim, the CCP's Renmin University, Peking University, China University of Political Science and Law, and other colleges. They are all fucking CCP spies, a large bunch of CCP spies. So you see, almost all of the CCP's projects in the Middle East, a massive number of projects, are operated by this law firm. They are all spies, so this time is the same, exactly the same. These spy agencies have undertaken a huge number of things.

But besides doing that—doing dirty things behind the scenes, doing these bad things behind the backs of people, and trying to use people behind the scenes to approach the UAE royalty above—what can they accomplish overtly? Fucking nothing at all, alright, they can't fucking accomplish a damn thing! You just need to know that. Testimonial evidence versus physical evidence, did you understand? Although physical evidence might also be forged, at least the difficulty of forging physical evidence is still much harder than testimonial evidence from people running their mouths with bullshit, isn't it? Alright. Then the situation in China is also like this. Those university students—testimonial evidence versus physical evidence. In the CCP's country, every day they fucking listen to the CCP running its mouth with testimonial evidence, talking bullshit. University graduates are the proud sons of heaven and youthful elites, but where is the physical evidence? In reality, just look at those graduates from Peking University and Tsinghua University—undergraduates, master's students, and even Ph.D. students—what do they go do? Triathlon, the Three Treasures of Prosperity, right? Food delivery, courier services, fucking cleaning, housekeeping to make a living. Putting this physical evidence right here, just think, who should you believe compared to those youthful elites and proud sons of heaven running their mouths? You waste your youth taking the college entrance exam, while others are doing triathlons at seventeen or eighteen years old. That's right, you're fucking doing a triathlon at twenty-five or twenty-six years old, lagging behind others by six, seven, seven, or eight years. Those people have already been making money for six, seven, or eight years.

You do the same thing as others; you are a Peking University graduate while they haven't graduated, but they make more money doing food delivery than you do, and they have six or seven years more experience and accumulation than you. So don't listen to the CCP talking bullshit. Remember, physical evidence is much more important than testimonial evidence. This is the first thing. Everyone just needs to know about the Guo situation, alright? The second thing worth changing our thinking about—there's nothing to discuss regarding Han Hong; that's just the CCP changing the subject. What is there to discuss about Han Hong? Chinese ordinary people always inflict internal injuries on each other. Whenever the subject is changed, they... talking about recent events in Xi'an is more worth discussing than this Han Hong matter. The second thing I want to tell everyone about Guo Wengui is the need to have the ability to control one's desires; a person's value lies in self-awareness, did you understand? It is very important for a person to have self-awareness; everyone must remember this about Guo Wengui. On the surface, Guo Wengui started anti-CCP self-media in 2017. Do you think that, given Guo Wengui's life experience and cultural level, this is something he could have planned? There is someone behind the scenes, a team, the mastermind. In fact, you have already seen similar plots in countless literary and artistic works from the CCP, the mainland, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan—that is, the person who rushes to the front in such matters, who enjoys infinite glory on the surface, but whose identity and status gained completely fail to match his due cultural talent and ability. When you see such a work, you will know that such a person is definitely meant to be sacrificed, definitely meant to shoulder all the blame when problems arise.

The real big shots rely on these people to ensure they remain safe and sound. Therefore, in this world, the true groups—and I'm telling you this without joking—never compare who has the best interests, but rather who has the best risk control. So, in the Guo Wengui incident, just one or two people took all the responsibility, and the people behind them all slipped away and were blessed. So, why do people say online that you can't earn money beyond your own cognition? The original meaning of the phrase 'self-knowledge' is the most important thing in a person's life: knowing what you can do and what you cannot. If you keep dreaming of earning money beyond your cognition, it will bring risks you cannot control. So, don't try to earn money beyond your cognition, okay? I always say that only the ignorant are fearless. Look, many men have great power, lots of money, vast resources, and many women—is that a good thing? Like Cheng Feng of HNA, Xie Zhikun, and so on. If you get that big but cannot control the key links, it creates the greatest risk with no way to avoid it. Then, the more power, money, and resources you have, the faster you will die. Because when problems arise, you cannot control the trend of the explosion!

Exactly. Look at the real estate developers in China, like Pan Shiyi and his wife in the mainland—they cashed out at the top, and everyone else was buried, one by one. Are there any good ones left now? And what about Guo Wengui? To be honest, he simply lacked a clear understanding of his own cultural level, learning ability, social class, business capability, and international social customs. He was pushed to that position, and he was such a fucking idiot! If you don't have the ability to be in that position, you will die. Without self-knowledge, being used as a tool while feeling smug—his fate today was inevitable; there is really no other way. People must be able to control their desires; not every opportunity needs to be seized. Analyzing risk and return is very important; don't let others exploit your vanity! Driven by desires, plus vanity, it's over. Okay, this matter is actually controlled by an invisible hand behind the scenes, and the purpose is all for profit. Guo Wengui became the firewall. Some people find it strange, asking why Guo went in. In 2023, his legal team never hired a good one. The best teams and good public relations methods for cases like Guo Wengui's were never used. Many media people have been talking about why, and some self-proclaimed smart people say they should have hired this or that—you think they didn't know? A girl involved in a Cullinan case in Australia could have such a good lawyer.

Guo is a firewall; he had to go in, understand? He had to go in! Of course, this hand isn't hiding that well now. I have received fairly clear information that the case of Guo in the U.S. has not truly ended. The FBI and CIA are continuing to investigate issues involving CCP spies and threats to U.S. security related to this case. Based on the investigation results, it is not ruled out that the U.S. government will continue to initiate new lawsuits against Guo and others led by these issues. At that time, that hand might not be able to stay hidden.

Okay, but what is the advice for everyone from this? You all know it now. It is cold at the heights; as you climb higher, you must step on a ladder to go up. But the person who sets up the ladder is crucial. If you cannot control this ladder, the higher you climb, the harder you will fall when the ladder collapses.

So, take others as a mirror. Regarding the Guo Wengui incident, everyone knows the relationship between physical evidence and witness testimony, and one must have self-knowledge and not be controlled by desires. I spent over twenty years in the CCP's China, and one of the things I said most often when lecturing in universities was: if an opportunity falls from the sky, remember, it is definitely an iron pancake. Don't think it's a pie; anyone who tries to catch a pie falling from the sky will be crushed to death. How could so many good opportunities fall on your head?

Of course, I also hope that the true anti-CCP fighters and warriors overseas—this is very important in the Guo Wengui case—if you need to raise funds to oppose the CCP, you must comply with all popular international models for public welfare funds. Keep the accounts open and transparent; the amount of funds raised, the sources, the methods of use, and what activities were held must all have clear physical evidence left behind.

If the entire process of your funds entering the anti-CCP cause has clear physical evidence to show, then you will be fine. Don't let a good deed aimed at restoring freedom and democracy for the Chinese nation turn into an evil act of satisfying private desires seen by the outside world just because you lack this evidence, okay? People have already said it, just listen to others and it will be OK. I just wanted to talk about what kind of enlightenment the Guo incident can bring to our lives. I hope everyone will keep the habit of knowing not just the 'what' but also the 'why,' and then draw inferences and master the subject. Next is a matter that everyone has talked about a lot—continuing to add a dog's tail to a sable coat: the capital, Beijing.

A plane crashed into the tallest building, the China Zun! What does this incident imply? Many people are saying, "Oh, the CCP admitted it crashed, they are investigating the issue," which is fucking hilarious! In the entire CCP-controlled Beijing, if an aircraft or flying object fails to follow its flight path, the emergency measures and protocols have been fucking comprehensive for forty years.

They have been comprehensive for forty years. Back then, the Ministry of Aerospace Industry had relevant data. At that time, it was handled by the General Armament Department, and the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense all had relevant data. These types of emergency protocols are infinitely mature and have been practiced for many years. Let me explain to everyone, how could this still happen? Some say, was it because someone wasn't paying attention or something? Listen and you will understand; it has nothing to do with not paying attention. Everyone understands the sequence of events. One week ago, on Friday—exactly one week ago—at 17:55 Beijing time, it took off from Pinggu Shifosi Airport.

A light, single-engine, two-seater plane flew and flew until it reached the CBD near the East Third Ring Road and crashed into Beijing's tallest building, China Zun. According to the protocol, once this aircraft entered Beijing, especially the Fifth Ring Road, it should have been shot down immediately. Who the fuck cares what it is? Whether people die or not when it's shot down, it must be shot down. This is about political security, political insurance. Some say, "If they didn't shoot it down, were they afraid of where it might fall and kill someone?" Oh, if a CCP plane crashes and kills someone, that's called an "accidental event," which is very easy to cover up. But if an aircraft flies inside the Fifth Ring Road and isn't shot down, that creates a political problem that no one can fucking cover up.

Understood? So who should be held responsible for this? Theoretically, when a plane flies over, there are three departments: the police, the armed police, and the military. So, in this process, what did these three departments do? The most important one is definitely the military. Why? According to the "Law of the People's Republic of China on National Defense" and military defense system regulations, all airspace management and air defense combat rights in the PRC belong entirely to the Chinese People's Liberation Army. The person in charge of all airspace management in the Beijing area is the Air Force of the Central Theater Command, including its subordinate aviation missile units, radar brigades, and aviation units.

Therefore, logically, even according to the protocol, for an aircraft flying into a no-fly zone in Beijing—regardless of whether it's a plane, a drone, or whatever the fuck it is—the Central Theater Command has ten thousand ways to shoot it down, crash it, or intercept it. This time, they definitely didn't do any of that. Did the military not detect it? Let's look further. Can the armed police handle this? Although the armed police in the Beijing area are equipped with air defense and anti-attack equipment, they are actually divided into two parts. One part is the armed police guarding politically sensitive areas, such as Zhongnanhai and the Great Hall of the People.

These armed police in politically sensitive areas are equipped with micro low-altitude radar. Under the orders of their superiors, they can use medium-range and short-range air defense weapons, including but not limited to machine guns, portable man-portable missiles, laser weapons, and interceptor drones to conduct "hard interceptions" or "threshold interceptions" against aerial targets. They are capable of this. However, outside of these politically sensitive areas, other armed police units do not have independent radar early warning and airspace command capabilities; they mainly cooperate with the military's theater joint command system to complete corresponding tasks. So, the armed police have nothing to do with this; let's set them aside.

Since the China Zun, which was hit, is not a politically sensitive area, the last relevant department is the police. The police are the same, but the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau's duty is to use the low-altitude radio and television networks and radio sniffing networks deployed in the urban area to monitor, supervise, and manage low-altitude flight targets. If they were to intercept, they would mainly deploy helicopters and drones. The police are allowed to fly helicopters in Beijing, provided they report it.

They can counter aerial targets; logically, if the police discovered it, they could also handle it. Considering that from the plane's takeoff to the crash was less than half an hour, the police's only means were helicopters and drones, which are relatively slow, so they could be excused for improper handling. So the core of this matter is the military. The military's plans and protocols are infinitely numerous, infinitely numerous inside the Fifth Ring Road. It's called the "Beijing full-airspace," especially inside the Fifth Ring Road, where the Central Theater Command Air Force has the full obligation and decision-making power to fire upon all unauthorized aircraft.

In other words, logically, whether they intercept it or shoot it down, the Central Theater Command Air Force can do it themselves without reporting to any other agency. So there is a question here: was this plane not detected by the military? Because you can't see the military's records. However, based on data currently released by officials, this small plane took off from the airport at 17:30.

Nine minutes—to be precise, nine minutes and five seconds—later, it began to deviate from its flight path. At nine minutes and five seconds, it was clearly deviating, and eight minutes later, it entered Beijing's East Fifth Ring Road, inside the Fifth Ring. The area inside the Fifth Ring is Beijing's most strictly controlled no-fly zone. After entering the East Fifth Ring, the small plane actively turned off its radio contact and flight detection signals. Eight minutes later, at 17:55, the small plane completed the crash. That is to say, from the moment the small plane started to deviate from its course until it completed the crash, there was a total of sixteen minutes.

Surprisingly, there was a full eight minutes spent flying within the strictest no-fly zone under the control of the People's Republic of China, specifically within the East Fifth Ring Road of Beijing, flying for a solid eight minutes. That is, the small aircraft entered the East Fifth Ring Road and did not fly in a straight line toward China Zun. Flying straight there would have taken only three minutes—three minutes to crash—but it took eight minutes. Ah, since we cannot find the materials right now, we won't make predictions. The reason cannot be confirmed without materials. The small aircraft actually flew in curves and zigzags.

It didn't head directly to Zhongguancun. Why is there a clear record in the middle of these curves and zigzags? Because it once intruded into the approach route area of Beijing Capital International Airport. Whose route did it overlap with? It overlapped with an Air China Airbus A330 flying from Urumqi, flight number HU7146. And to what extent? At the closest point between the two routes, the distance was only 457 meters, according to official data, 457 meters.

Therefore, the control tower quickly told HU7146 to climb rapidly, immediately abort its descent, and execute a go-around to evade. Ah, at this time, during this crash, according to relevant data from Reuters, there were still five minutes left until the final crash. Ah, when this small aircraft appeared on the screen of the command hall of the North China Air Traffic Management Bureau of the Chinese Communist Party, it was said that the alarm sounds rang throughout the building, an alarm, so shocking, sounding the highest-level air conflict alarm, ah, called TCS, the highest level. This is to say the North China Air Traffic Management Bureau—because such things rarely happen in Beijing, it's something not experienced for decades.

Then at this time everyone knew that first, the civil aviation air traffic management bureau must have discovered the aircraft, found it flying on its own route, and then ordered its Air China aircraft to evade and go around. This was five minutes in, and it had already been discovered. According to the Civil Aviation Air Traffic Management Manual of the Chinese Communist Party and the civil-military joint operation mechanism implemented by the Chinese Communist Party, ah, all civil aviation information is required to be interconnected, information-shared, and information backup systems shared with regional competent military departments.

Ah, coupled with the previously mentioned aviation law of the Chinese Communist Party, ah, the air defense law, and the requirements of the military national defense system, ah, all airspace management and air defense management personnel and responsibilities for the Beijing area belong to the Central Theater Command Air Force of the Chinese Communist Party. Therefore, information was shared with the Central Theater Command Air Force, so everyone knows that even if the information monitoring of the military, armed police, and police all failed, five minutes before the crash, the civil aviation information detecting the small aircraft's information was also transmitted to the Central Theater Command Air Force's system, synchronously. This is the worst-case scenario; in fact, it must have received it before civil aviation, but we cannot see military data.

At this time, there were still five minutes left, ah, more than enough time, no matter how you look at it, ah, but none of them responded. The military, armed police, and police all did not respond, ah. Why is this problem very serious? Because if the aircraft carried a bomb, carried a large amount of gasoline, ah, then the resulting situation would have similarities to 9/11. Okay, talking about so much of this information, everyone can check it out, official data can be checked, presenting facts and reasoning as usual. Let's talk about the flight trajectory and time of the entire small aircraft. The military definitely knew, and had enough time to respond, ah! No kidding, let alone a small aircraft, five minutes—the Chinese military, given its current publicly acknowledged armed weapons and equipment, could have shot it down with a hundred aircraft. The final result we know: it wasn't dealt with and it crashed. There are two most likely possibilities for this result: the first possibility is that the Chinese Communist Party—not just the Central Theater Command, but the command authority for live-fire attacks for all military units currently—has been taken back by the Central Military Commission of the Chinese Communist Party.

This is one of the two most likely possibilities. In other words, for any military unit to conduct live-fire combat, direct orders from the Central Military Commission are required, otherwise it won't work. As we all know about the Central Military Commission, there is only one top decision-maker left, only two people left on the military commission, and only one decision-maker left. Our great fucking idiot Comrade Xi Jinping, ah—why would Comrade Xi Jinping, if this is the case, take all the firing authority back to himself? It must be that he feels some problem regarding his own personal safety, ah, he feels a problem, ah. If he takes it back, without kidding, at the very least the China Theater Command cannot launch a missile to hit Zhongnanhai.

So this time, if it was all taken back by the Central Military Commission, from the small aircraft deviating from its course to being crashed, sixteen minutes was too rushed to complete the gathering and reporting of all data and information to the Central Military Commission, and report it to that fucking idiot Xi Jinping, ah! After Xi Jinping saw it, he still had to fucking make a resolution, send it back, notify, and then act—sixteen minutes was indeed too tight, ah! If this idiot was still at some important meeting or activity, it couldn't be completed at all. If it's this kind of possibility, why take it up? We are clear: it is because this idiot no longer trusts the military at all, and has even begun to fear his own military.

Ah, as I said, don't let a fucking missile from the Central Theater Command fly over, ah! So at this time, all military units cannot open fire. If you want to open fire, I, Comrade, must agree; emergency plans and filings must be done in advance. Essentially, the military system of the Chinese Communist Party is in a state of semi-paralysis or even complete paralysis, ah. This idiot Xi Jinping no longer trusts anyone under the military, trembling every fucking day.

So now, any conflict that occurs anywhere in the CCP-ruled China, ah, the result is bound to be a failure. Why is it always a failure? This is easy to understand. Why is it that recently in the South China Sea, they are fucking building islands, construction sites, and sending warships here and there? It's because you can't actually do anything. If you really did something, everything would be confiscated by the Central Military Commission, so it's normal that the warship system doesn't dare to act.

Ah, this system is already quite dangerous! They feel they can't control it themselves. Of course, the second possibility is even greater than the first, and more dangerous. The rationality of this possibility existing is greater than the first: that the Central Theater Command discovered the off-course small aircraft a long time ago, but regardless of whether their excuse is bureaucracy, technology, or whatever, they simply didn't deal with it at all.

Why? Because currently, with the technological progress in CCP-ruled China, intercepting such a slow, single-engine small aircraft—flying at over 100 kilometers per hour, holy shit, how much faster is that than a car?—doesn't require opening fire. There are plenty of tools to intercept it without needing to use big guns, so it doesn't involve the issue of opening fire. Launching a small anti-drone drone to go up and collide with it wouldn't involve opening fire. So, there were other ways to intercept it without reporting to the Military Commission, but none were used.

Why is this information more reasonable? Half a year of terror. Everyone remembers that this January, the Central Military Commission officially arrested Zhang Youxia. From last year to this year, we went through the list back then; over 90 percent of the generals in the CCP military have been arrested, gone missing, retired early, died, etc.—90 percent of the generals. They just filled two spots this year, and the deputy commander of the Air Force is a nobody, yet he can become a general. Just look at it now, anyone can be a general.

So everyone think about it, what happened after the arrests? Zhang Youxia was arrested, and the Central Military Commission and media like the PLA Daily published reports accusing Zhang Youxia and other high-ranking officers of management crimes, ah, the National People's Congress revoked their status as committee members, etc., which is very important. Look at how the PLA Daily called on all officers and soldiers to draw a clear line with Zhang Youxia and these other bad officers purged from the CCP military.

Why do I say this is terrifying? Half a year has passed, half a year! Are you aware? In all branches and services of the CCP military, in all theater commands, there isn't even a single fucking response on websites or apps to these calls from the Central Military Commission. No branch or military bureau has declared through their own channels, 'Hey, I support the Central Military Commission, I firmly listen to Xi Jinping.' There isn't even a single one sucking up to him.

Just past the fucking anniversary of the founding of the Party, right? Ah, it was just them talking to themselves again. Xi Jinping was there speaking, and the military didn't even make a sound. So everyone think about how terrifying this scene is, how terrifying!

Xi Jinping, as the head of the Central Military Commission, is the Chairman of the Central Military Commission. Then the PLA Daily shouts so many times, and this time they spoke out so many times, yet the entire military remains silent, not even a sound. In other words, this fucking idiot is likely already unable to effectively command the CCP military. A friend of mine in the domestic military told me—you should all remember this friend, I did a livestream back then before there was any announcement about Zhang Youxia's trouble, if you look back at the time, you'll know. He gave me the information that Zhang Youxia had gone missing, allegedly cooperating with the Military Discipline Inspection Commission for an investigation, but even his family couldn't find him; he had disappeared.

This is what I told you all first, what this buddy of mine told me. Then, the attitude of the Military Commission was also mentioned back then. If you look at my previous livestreams, you can't change the time of a livestream, right? You can see it, so you know. So what did this buddy tell me? He said the current status of the Chinese military is very interesting: nobody cares about the orders from the Central Military Commission. When does an order get followed? When money is attached, people follow it; when there's no money, nobody cares. What does that mean? Military exercises, aircraft patrols, warship patrols—it all depends on the Central Military Commission approving the money. Many things, once the money is in place, the planes fly and the warships run.

For the originally planned patrol route, an aircraft carrier was supposed to patrol a certain distance, but then the fucking money wasn't enough, and one-third of them just came back, not giving any face at all. The things the Central Military Commission orders the military to do now are all related to money. As for how the money is used once it's down, the Central Military Commission can't control that either. It's very interesting now; apart from daily activities, the routine things the military is supposed to do, any temporary orders issued by the Central Military Commission to those below, as long as there isn't enough money, even if there are ten thousand fucking reasons, those below can push it back. The Central Military Commission can't coordinate it, and it can't be implemented.

In his own words, because he doesn't manage the Beijing Military Region, he's in the Central Theater Command. In his own words, the Central Theater Command definitely knew about the small aircraft entering the Fifth Ring Road of Beijing, but they pretended not to know. There's no benefit to fucking intercepting it, and no money. The civil aviation system reported it, and the Chinese military knew about it, but if they want to find an excuse, there are infinitely many excuses, and reporting it up doesn't matter either.

If a small drone actually flew over Zhongnanhai and the Great Hall of the People, the paramilitary police could intercept it; but as for other places, the military doesn't care, and they never intended to intercept this small drone. And then is there any accountability? Now they say this matter will be questioned up to the military, to China's theater command, and there are many ways to pass the buck to the CCP Central Committee. In the end, some irrelevant officers on the margins will be dismissed, and it might even be Xi's own people who get cut. And that's it!

This is why an agreement was reached. If this is the second outcome, the military of the CCP's country is already similar to the military of Huaxia during the late Qing Dynasty, the Manchu regime, and the Beiyang warlord era. Everyone remembers that in the late Qing period, there were plenty of Qing troops, but they completely fucking ignored the emperor and Empress Dowager Cixi! When the Eight-Nation Alliance invaded and during the Opium Wars, the two of them could only run away, and all the troops didn't care at all! The emperor and Cixi fled frantically with the emperor.

Zeng Guofan's Xiang Army didn't fight the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom for the sake of the Qing Dynasty at all, but for themselves. Whether it was the capture of Nanjing or the suppression of the entire Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, how much wealth was there? The Xiang Army reported zero upward, not a single bit of wealth, not a single penny. Who the fuck would believe that? With such a huge scale, there was none? The emperor can say bullshit! The military was just that awesome, and the Beiyang warlords were the same. After Yuan Shikai passed away, how many presidents were there? What fucking Li Yuanhong, whatever this, this, this, and that, anyway, a bunch of people like Cao Kun and others, they could only mobilize the troops of their own faction.

The Zhili clique's president and Zhili troops, the Anhui clique's president and Anhui troops, were all like this. Not a single finger of other factions could be moved. So everyone think about it, if the military has already reached this state, then what the fuck is this fucking idiot Xi Jinping protecting this country for? What the fuck is this country being protected for? So I told them, if ten small drones flew to Beijing, and nine were shot down while one slipped through, that could be explained as a tactical or technical problem. But it was just one small drone, and it flew for a whole fucking 16 minutes.

It flew inside the Fifth Ring Road for 8 minutes, the clear information was all seen, and no one cared. If it could hit China Zun, that is definitely not a tactical and technical problem; this belongs to the category of the military's political stance and responsible mindset. Alright? The Central Theater Command, where Beijing is located, should be the theater command with the firmest political stance. You need to protect Beijing and protect the fucking idiot Xi Jinping, and your mission is of great significance. When encountering such a crappy matter, this is the kind of performance shown. Then you think, when the CCP's country truly starts to descend into chaos and there are movements, which military will risk their lives to protect the CCP Central Committee?

That is purely daydreaming, alright? That is purely daydreaming. Never mind whatever else it is. Next are some trivial matters, a few recent trivial matters to share with you.

First, on June 25, the National Public Security Letters and Visits Bureau issued a regulation called the "Measures of the National Public Security Letters and Visits Bureau on Further Standardizing the Work of Registering Petitioners," which was officially implemented on July 1, and called for strict enforcement. The most interesting clause in here, the most interesting clause is Article 9, which says what?

Original text: If petitioners cross the level of the competent local authority or the immediate superior authority to petition in Beijing, they must hold written materials or electronic files issued by provincial authorities regarding the petition matter. If they cannot fully provide them, the National Public Security Letters and Visits Bureau and the petition windows of various ministries and commissions under the central government will not register them.

What does this petitioning mean? It means appealing to the higher authorities, appealing to the higher authorities! The masses and citizens of the CCP's country, because local government officials fail to act, creating miscarriages of justice, ask higher-level governments for feedback, and if that fails, go to the center to appeal to the higher authorities. Who recommended this method? Mao Zedong. Generally speaking, without major miscarriages of justice, people would report from the county level to the city, and from the city to the province, rather than traveling thousands of miles directly to Beijing to appeal.

Moreover, in the process of going to Beijing to appeal to the higher authorities, people experience various forms of forced discouragement and even criminal detention along the way, so this road is very long. When going to Beijing to appeal, many people indeed have quite a few problems. Starting from the founding of the state in 1949, Mao Zedong created and encouraged this practice, which is for the masses to directly come to the center to appeal to the higher authorities, and this became an important way for local people in the Mao era to resolve government problems that could not be resolved locally. Now, the CCP's country demands that the masses going to the center to reflect problems must hold documents approved by the provincial government.

Petitions that cannot be resolved by the provincial government must be given documents before coming to the center. And the work of provincial governments in handling these petitions is the most important indicator for measuring provincial government officials. That means if I can't handle it and pass it to the center, my political performance score drops; I must show that I can handle everything. That's very simple, with this institutional change, the system of appealing to the higher authorities, which the CCP has implemented for 77 years since the founding of the state, has been completely abolished.

Throughout China in the future, for any unjust, false, and wrong cases suffered by the masses, you can at most appeal to the provincial level. It is impossible for the provincial level to issue relevant documents allowing you to appeal to the center, thereby lowering the political performance score of provincial-level leaders. Then this regulation states that the provincial level must handle it, look at how clearly this regulation is written: for situations where local governments should accept petition matters reflected by the masses but do not accept them, should process them but do not process them, or should conclude them but do not issue documents, leading petitioners to petition the center, the central government will launch special supervision, special supervision, and public notification for accountability.

Isn't this fucking thing about your mother turning into the biggest joke in the world? What does it mean? When provincial governments refuse to accept petitions they should accept, fail to process what they should process, and fail to issue documents upon concluding matters, what can the masses do? They can appeal to the central government, but fucking hell, without written consent and electronic documents from the provincial government, not a single department in the central government will accept or receive them.

Damn it, this is fucking awesome! Just think about it, what an incredible thing this is! The fucking central government simply refuses to register or accept any petitions from the masses unless they have written consent and electronic documents from the provincial government. And the result? Notification is given that if the local government fails to accept, process, or conclude matters as reflected by the masses, causing them to appeal to the central government, the central government will initiate special supervision and public accountability. Damn it, do you understand what I'm saying? Excuse my language. Do you understand what this means? They just blocked it themselves.

They blocked it themselves, meaning such behavior is simply impossible to occur. Because if anyone at the provincial level faces refusal to accept, process, or conclude their case, and then says, "I'm going to the central government to report this," do you think the provincial government is fucking stupid enough to issue you a document to go to the central government and sue them? If the province doesn't issue you the document, nobody at the central government will accept you, so how the hell are you going to report that your case wasn't accepted, processed, or concluded?

Too fucking awesome, take a look for yourselves, everyone. This is definitely the most brilliant document I've seen this year. Just this document—how on earth did they come up with this trick? Why would such a situation happen? The biggest possibility is that there are simply too many miscarriages of justice. Right now, there are so many miscarriages of justice that, although local governments have doubled the number of interceptors and capture agents dispatched to Beijing in recent years, it's still completely not enough. They are all going to the ministries and commissions of the central government and the windows of the State Bureau for Letters and Calls to fucking make imperial appeals.

Then the central government of the CCP says, "We can't take it anymore, there's too much, we fucking can't handle it at all, and there are huge crowds lined up outside the petition office every day making appeals." Making appeals and chattering away—damn it, it has a bad social impact. So everybody just stops coming, solve it yourselves. If the province doesn't issue documents, nobody comes, solve it yourselves, and enjoy some peace and quiet, right? But they didn't think about one thing: do you think that by creating so many unjust, false, and wrong cases, all these people going to the province to make imperial appeals—well, not to the central government, but to the province—

In the past, they could come and appeal, and whether they handled it or not was another matter. Ordinary people at least had an outlet for release; they felt that their appeal was accepted by the CCP, that the higher-level government accepted their petition documents, and they had a channel to vent and relieve their frustrations. Now look at you, the CCP has completely blocked this channel itself.

So let's just wait and see. Someone asked just now what the second half of the year will be like? Well, just watch the trouble in the second half of the year. Hey, are my pessimistic predictions accurate or not? Even though I haven't broadcasted for over a week, let me ask you all: in this past week, have you seen people dying every day, incidents happening every day, and fires breaking out every day in the CCP's country? See for yourselves if it's true or not! Just look at how many incidents happened in tourist attractions. A car crash kills 6 people, 8 people—when has there ever been anything like this before?

Just look at what's happening now. Yesterday you said—no, the day before yesterday, or yesterday—SEG Plaza had such a huge incident, and what was the result? They arrested a bunch of people online, claiming they were spreading so-called fabricated fake information. You're saying someone jumped from a building and died—what the fuck is fake about that information? Alright? So just wait and see, it would be a miracle if there are no riots. Water—damn it, Yu the Great regulated the floods, Yao, Shun, and Yu couldn't block them, you can't block rare earths, you can only channel them. You let these ordinary masses come to Beijing to bullshit, right? Do you solve things? You make them feel like they've made an imperial appeal and can talk? If you block this path for them, and you keep doing things that make it impossible for their families to survive, leaving them with no doors to appeal to—damn it, then just wait for man-made disasters! They deserve to die, remember this: they deserve to die! Shouldn't the CCP die?

Secondly, folks, we should all know a little piece of information, and you should also know that Russia is basically clearly heading toward defeat, for a series of reasons—I won't go into all of them. From this video posted by a soldier at the bottom demanding to talk to Putin, otherwise facing direct consequences—representing a group of people up to the disappearance of this soldier, his arrest, his arrest and disappearance on the road to drive out Mozigo, to Putin himself talking to Ukraine about not going all-in, to the performance of the President of Belarus, and the performance of Russian domestic legislators, a series of events.

It is almost certain that Russia is definitely going to fail. This Russia-Ukraine war, especially this summit, has shown the United States taking a clear stance to no longer try to broker peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, instead providing weapons to Ukraine: fight, fight hard. Ukraine has now become the bridgehead for NATO and the EU to confront Russia, so on the surface it's Ukraine fighting Russia, but in reality, it's the whole of Russia fighting against Europe and America. Given their conditions and resources, what does Russia have to outlast them with? What can it use to outlast them?

There is no way to continue fighting! Putin has planted the biggest landmine for himself by high-profile declaring that the four Ukrainian regions have been annexed into Russia and have become Russian territory. This declaration has backed him into a corner; he cannot stop the war. How can you stop it? Ukraine must demand the return of the four regions. Returning them would be seen as a humiliation and a loss of sovereignty for Russia, and Putin would certainly be forced out of office, perhaps even facing a miserable fate. But if you don't return them, you can't stop the war, and you can't sustain it! Everything Putin does in the second half of the year is actually centered on one thing: stepping down as gracefully as possible.

The best solution is for the new president to be someone chosen by Putin, approved by Putin, and also accepted by the West. Once this president takes office, they can ensure Russia's losses are minimized while Putin avoids mortal danger. The worst outcome is a new president chosen by the West, in which case Putin would face the destruction of his family and himself. Well, there's no way around it, right? It is impossible for the West to accept Putin continuing as president.

I have also said that the issue of the four regions makes it impossible for him to stay. If the war continues, Russia's politics, economy, and society will all collapse. If they lose when that time comes, they will be carved up by the West. And to this day, Putin has not declared this a total war, so there is no possibility of using nuclear weapons. You can only use nuclear weapons in a total war; if it is not even a total war, what nuclear weapons are you talking about?

Now the situation is clear to everyone. Cuba has high-profile announced comprehensive reforms, and the U.S. is assisting Cuba in entering this reform process. Venezuela is now a pro-U.S. country. The situation in Russia is also very clear to everyone. Even the President of Belarus sees it clearly; Lukashenko has been constantly showing goodwill toward Ukraine. When the President of Belarus can see that fucking Russia is failing, everyone should think about it. So, there is no need to look at Russia; Belarus has more say than we do.

Finally, there is Iran. Regarding the Iran war, many people ask if the agreement memorandum is suspended? It cannot be stopped. The consequences of the war will be very serious; it is not just the U.S. splitting Iran, the country itself is also very divided. There is a very important piece of information worth noting inside, which perhaps only I in the whole world care about; I haven't seen anyone else care about this. But after I discovered this, I checked the data: on June 28, the Fars News Agency, affiliated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, published a special editorial. The words inside were: "Iran has no other choice; it must possess nuclear weapons."

Only then can it truly guarantee national security and occupy a favorable position in negotiations with the U.S. and Israel. So this is very important. The word used is "possess." Why do I say that? I checked many previous things; for example, Iran used to use "develop" or "build" its own nuclear system. This time the word used is "possess," "acquire," "possess." So if this word has been changed—of course, this is just my own opinion. I checked before, I said I checked the data, that is, all this news agency and other Iranian news media have never used this vocabulary when talking about nuclear weapons. So this vocabulary might be a hint that Iran could directly acquire nuclear weapons. Is there a possibility? Yes. Who would give them? North Korea.

Under the current circumstances, if Russia might be defeated in the second half of 2026, and China's economy is clearly in a downturn, as a parasite, North Korea should have nothing it dares not do. As for this country, after all, China has a large scale and a decent economy, so it doesn't dare to act like a hooligan. Russia has no conditions now, but who is the only one who dares to do this? It is North Korea.

It is already a rogue proletarian state; it dares to do anything. Think about it, it dares to manufacture U.S. dollars on a national scale and release them into the U.S. to sabotage the U.S. economy; it dares to set up a hacker system to fucking hack the U.S. national system. North Korea is a country that dares to do anything; it dares to do the worst things, and it doesn't recognize any nuclear non-proliferation or nuclear weapons treaties. It is just a pure rogue, a pure rogue. It used to be protected by its big brother, but now that global socialist countries have reached this point, North Korea probably has fewer and fewer scruples. It has nothing left to live for; otherwise, it would be euthanasia.

Moreover, if North Korea gives Iran nuclear weapons, it could let Iran act as a guinea pig for North Korea to test the U.S. response. So I brought up this point; nothing else, just that Iran, Iran really has a possibility. Why? The Revolutionary Guard also doesn't care about anything, and there are many conflicts with the leadership. So this matter is the source of our happiness. Some people always care about what will happen in the second half of 2026? In the second half of 2026, everyone knows one thing that is very important: it is the period of the end of the world and a major turning point for the evil forces of international socialism, which is the second half of 2026.

In the second half of 2026, whether it is China, fucking Russia, those remnants of socialism, North Korea, or even the remnants in Vietnam, they might all be gone. The best possibility is that by the end of 2026 or the beginning of 2027, there will be no socialist countries left in this world. Of course, we still have to wait and see what kind of chaos China will be in during the second half of 2026.

That's true, I can't find any good places right now. Can anyone find me a good place in China today? Does everyone know the current state of consumption? Fuck! Since July 1st, you should know, right? The fucking policy of halving the purchase tax on new energy electric vehicles has been cancelled, and many other things have been cancelled too. I just always feel that the CCP is truly miraculous; you are already fucking dying like this, you are already this rotten, and you still don't hurry up and catch your breath? You still don't gasp for air?

So now you see, gasoline-powered cars are almost completely unsellable, relying solely on so-called new energy. Yes, this new energy, because no matter what, the CCP bluffs, and many people believe it. So, I don't know, it's quite interesting. By 2027, there will be no socialist countries in the world. I'm joking? How the fuck am I joking? Are you not awake? Can you explain to me, this comrade, how many socialist countries are there in the whole world? How many socialist countries are left now? Since the end of World War II, 90% of socialist countries have fucking died.

Why is it impossible for them all to be gone by 2027? Tell me the logic! So I think I'm the one joking? Did you fucking drink shit, or what did you drink that made you fucking dizzy? Six left, six left, tell me which six? Tell me which six socialist countries? Vietnam, North Korea, China, tell me which six socialist countries?

Hehehe, so I find this quite interesting! Yes, yes, yes, Myanmar or which one? Is there another one, Myanmar or which one? Cuba, Venezuela are socialist? Was your brain kicked by something? Is Venezuela a socialist country? Don't get angry, sorry to say it bluntly, when the fuck was Venezuela? Yes, yes, people wrote down five below, so where did you get these six socialist countries? I don't know. Cuba is currently undergoing comprehensive reform, following the American system, comprehensive reform! Iran is a Muslim country, what does it have to do with socialism?

Do you understand? Laos and North Korea are both parasites, both living off China. The rest are fucking one China, one Vietnam. Vietnam is now fully reforming towards capitalism, running away. How is it impossible that these five won't be gone? A socialist country, 90% of socialist countries fell after World War II, and now there are only five left. Tell me, do you think it's impossible for them all to be gone by 2027? So what the hell are you thinking? Look, there are more people with common sense below than you, people have written it very clearly, much more than you.

What's the situation in Cuba? What's the situation in Vietnam? Everyone go online and see for yourselves. Everyone go see for yourselves. I won't say anything else, so it is entirely possible that socialist countries will be invisible by 2027. In a good scenario, one or two might remain; in a bad scenario, none will be left. Normal, very normal. Human society is entering a new era. Because this raising, for example, North Korea cannot be raised, what is a parasite? Its water, electricity, and food all rely on China to provide. As long as China doesn't provide, because historically everyone knows, North Korea has always been a vassal state of China. Without it, it cannot survive on its own, especially since the region where North Korea is located is mountainous, and food cultivation is a major difficulty. Its own people cannot be raised now, they cannot survive. Energy is not given, just go check it yourself. The United Nations has confirmed that there are only five socialist countries, just these five. It's okay, it's okay, it's normal to remember wrong, it's okay, I'm joking, I'm showing everyone. But you just told me 2027, you're dreaming, fuck, are you not awake? Day dream.

Is it fast for China to have no socialism by 2027? Fuck! The Chinese Communist Party might not even be able to stay by 2027, then fuck! If the Chinese Communist Party collapses, can China still be socialist? Think about it, what is the Chinese Communist Party using to maintain this country now? If I were in their position, I would be fucking devastated right now, what is there to maintain this country? You guys go on the internet and look, when did the deputy commander of the Air Force in China become a fucking general? I came out of the Air Force. Commander, political commissar, Air Force, their deputy commander can become a general, to what extent has this person reached, how rotten must it be to promote the deputy commander of the Air Force to a general? Hey, the military is definitely hopeless, you don't need to think about it.

Now, why am I saying this? Everyone should know, this time China's negotiations with the EU, including this negotiation with Rubio of the United States, how small has Wang Yi made our circle? You can't see it in the country, right? Jump the wall and look at overseas news, if you can jump the wall, you will know. That is, now, the trend of the whole world encircling and suppressing the commercial field of the CCP is becoming more and more obvious.

This is how the world is, a major change in this world. The world after World War II, at the top, has the United Nations, and commercially, for example, the WTO; these are called global organizations. But these organizations were formed after World War II and have huge flaws, such as the UN's veto power and the unfair treatment in the commercial organization WTO. Now, they are all being replaced. For instance, in the political system, the one playing an increasingly dominant role in the world, as you all know, is called the G7. Look at the personnel invited to attend this G7: aside from the G7 countries themselves and related observers, what percentage of the world's total population do they account for? What is the status of the communiqué issued this time? Therefore, to a large extent, within the political system, it is replacing the UN by making a massive number of decisions, and its decisions can be implemented and put into practice without the buck-passing of the UN.

Commercially, for example, the CPTPP—why are so many countries joining the CPTPP? Because the commercial role it plays and the importance it exerts in the world are currently gradually and completely surpassing the WTO. And as we all know about the WTO, its personnel cannot be re-elected, and its arbitration mechanism is practically paralyzed.

Therefore, the change in the human world is that such small political teams as the G7 and commercial teams like the CPTPP are completely replacing these previous organizations. And these dominant entities active around the world all exclude China. China only has some kind of organization, which is still extremely loose. Among them, besides the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, that thing is fucking useless. Members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation argue every single day, fight every single day, as if they've gone crazy. BRICS is the same, fighting and arguing every single day, as if they've gone crazy. The rest of the international organizations that genuinely have treaty agreements, close cooperation, and generate important political or economic classifications do not allow China to participate; China is excluded from all of them.

Understood? China is excluded from all of them, and what else is left, right? What else is there?

The new EU laws are not just taking advantage of your vulnerability—this is just the beginning, you must know, these are all just the beginning, do you all understand? These are all just the beginning, and some people are still fucking bragging about Chinese air conditioners entering the EU. Look at the EU's new technological policies and regulations now; what kind of things are required for air conditioner refrigerants? How could China still dare to export air conditioners to the EU? Are you trying to die? Trying to die! Following the new standards for air conditioner refrigerants, there is only that one technical scope. If any Chinese air conditioner manufacturer exports them, that fucking corporate suicide bomb will blow up their own enterprise, so they better forget about it. Still dare to export? They wouldn't dare at all.

Taiwan, South Korea, let me tell you all—the crucial point for you right now, let me tell you the simplest thing. Do you remember what the CCP was most smug about in 2025? Birth population. In 2024, South Korea's birth rate was very low, South Korea's marriage rate was very low; China is not the world's lowest, South Korea is even worse than us. Does anyone remember? And does anyone know that from the second half of 2025 to the first half of 2026, South Korea unexpectedly became one of the top ten countries in the world with the fastest increase in marriage rates, growth speeds, and birth rate increases? Does anyone know? South Korea's marriage rate shot straight up, and its birth rate shot straight up.

For just one reason: giving out money. Did you understand that? So I'm telling you, it is like this: when the economy is good, everything tends to be good; when the economy is bad, it's all bullshit, and you can't see any hope. No matter how much the CCP brags about this or that, ordinary people are living in such a wretched economic mess, who is going to do it? Who is going to do it? Ah! Go check online. Is South Korea's fucking birth rate, marriage growth rate, and birth growth rate shooting up fast or not?

Shooting straight up, ah, all surging by double digits, surging by double digits. It's just by giving money, it's just the government giving money and subsidies, so a country is just like this. Now the CCP is getting poorer and poorer, poorer and poorer, poorer and poorer, ah, many experts are telling everyone to stop daydreaming. Those domestic experts you used to have, the prosperous phase you once had during the reform and opening up—that was already the peak growth. Stop dreaming about returning to that phase. It will be good enough if the future decline is a bit slower; psychological preparation has been made for everyone, ah, stop daydreaming. The Chinese Communist Party's country can only get worse and worse, and worse and worse.

Ah, so future encirclement and suppression—once those countries finish dealing with those others, you remember, Cuba is settled, fucking Venezuela is settled, and with Russia and Iran, China is left at the end. Just watch how they sanction China! Hey, there's no other way.

Right, you can't join; the CPTPP doesn't even invite you because your foundation doesn't pass muster, ah. Your CPTPP foundation doesn't pass muster, then you don't even have Google, what kind of CPTPP are you joining? To put it in the simplest terms: if you can't even use Google on your phone, joining the CPTPP is just utter nonsense. Look at all these international economic organizations—which country that joins an influential international economic organization is a country that cannot use Google?

You can't even use Google, ah, keeping US dollars at home, no, no, it's fine, at home. But if the CCP wants to question you, uh, there is a document recently, take a look, which is about exchanging foreign exchange. The data currently provided by the CCP is seven years, ah, retroactively checking seven years, ah, everyone should take a look. Why retroactively check seven years? Some people say it might be related to some mechanism of the CCP back then.

Oh, right, it's CRS, isn't it? What's the Chinese international thing called? The tax system established globally by the Chinese Communist Party before 2007 for global residents to join, the one checked through networked banks. Uh, this, this, this system was joined 7 years ago. So now, the Chinese Communist Party—all those with foreign exchange, whether exchanging currency, trading U.S. stocks, or opening overseas accounts in Hong Kong—investigating back 7 years leads right to that—damn it, I forgot the English term, those four words—it leads to that thing the Chinese Communist Party started doing then. CRS, CRS, alright? Tracing back to when they started doing that back then.

Seven years ago should be when China did it 7 years ago. What else? Chinese home appliances are all black-hearted! Oh! The quality used domestically in China is so different from the quality used abroad! The quality used domestically in China is so different from the quality used abroad! If the Chinese Communist Party is done for, does that mean you won't be able to run? No, if the Chinese Communist Party is done for, internationally speaking, you can run wherever you want. Abroad, they see you as a free and democratic system, a free and democratic system! Let me tell you the simplest logic, and then I'll ask you all something: uh, has Hong Kong returned? In your impression, has Macao also returned?

Does anyone know? If you buy a plane ticket, normally if you hold a Chinese passport, can you get a 7-day visa-free transit period in Hong Kong or Macao? Then when you actually buy plane tickets abroad, you'll find an interesting thing happening, which is the People's Republic of China—remember this—because Hong Kong and Macao are places where you can use Google. To prevent citizens of the Chinese Communist Party's country from taking passports and directly transiting through Hong Kong and Macao, exploiting those 7 days to make moves, people without a mainland travel permit for Hong Kong and Macao—is entering Hong Kong with a mainland travel permit registered?—people without a mainland travel permit are not allowed to transit in Hong Kong with just a plane ticket. Does anyone know this?

Passport, so when you go to the airline to process your paperwork, people tell you it can't be done, right? You have to explain hard, what kind of man? Maybe people are being kind, why can't it be done? Because airlines don't want to bear this responsibility! The Chinese Communist Party has tipped off all flights landing in Hong Kong, uh, tipped them all off! So don't just look at it yourselves, Hong Kong and Macao have returned; even after returning, you damn well can't go there either, because that's a place where you can use Google. No matter how much they control you, you can't go there, alright?

Studying abroad in Japan, the Chinese Communist Party being finished has no impact on you. Just work hard in Japan, uh, it's just that too many Chinese people have immigrated to Japan these past few years. The most immigrants are Chinese people, so now Japan seems to be strictly managing a lot of things from China, such as guesthouses and the like, uh, strictly managing them, uh, strictly managing them, uh. As everyone knows, the biggest boss of Prince Group—everyone should know this, right?—uh, he is also in Japan, and was arrested in Japan under the pretext that his company's engagement in business involved an inconsistent change of company name and business address.

And where is Boss Hu's biggest problem this time? This is precisely what the Chinese Communist Party panics about the most, because they can silence other people from Prince Group inside the country, since you can't see these people anymore. But if Boss Hu is arrested in Japan this time and eventually extradited to the United States—since Prince Group people all know the background is entirely the Chinese Communist Party's business, right?—then the problem that arises at that time will be, uh, a huge problem, the problem that arises will be a huge problem. What's wrong with Google? Why won't they let you use Google? Because if you use Google to suck in foreign stuff, you'll see it, so you cannot use Google inside the Chinese Communist Party's country! People in Hong Kong and Macao can use Google, so they are able to see foreign information.

Well, that's how it is, alright, uh, that's how it is. Uh, people in developed countries don't just guard against Chinese people; Chinese people have to guard against Chinese people themselves, too. I've told you all, Chinese people have to guard against Chinese people themselves; if you don't guard against Chinese people, you have no other way. Damn it, I was hit by this—let me tell you, two reasons. First, what is it called? "Poverty strips people of their ambitions, and a lean horse grows long hair." As this country declines more and more, declines more and more, declines more and more, even that tiny bit of national pride in your heart is completely gone.

Uh, recently a few foreign friends said that when Chinese people go abroad, get foreign status, and then return to China, their most obvious feeling—uh, going to places like Hangzhou, Shanghai, and Beijing, uh—their most obvious feeling is what? When chatting and eating meals, it's that there is no vitality anymore. They said that when they went back in those years, they could feel that the hearts of these people had vitality, had drive, and Chinese people wanted to move upward and accomplish something. Therefore, in society, even if these people didn't know each other, strolling through a mall or eating a meal, you could feel the upward vitality of society. Then, uh, when they went back this year and came back to gather, when telling me about it, they felt that the entire society was just plunging downward, looking like it's dying yet not dead, paralyzed yet not paralyzed; that whole vibe was completely heading downward.

I said that's right, I said you are actually very simple, just look at when "Wolf Warrior" was first filmed, the Chinese people's spirit was fucking awesome, holding a passport and the whole world was yours. At that time, Wu Jing was the glorious hero of the Chinese people, right, that represented the spirit of the little wumao, the spirit of the Little Pinks, that the Chinese people were awesome, so what if you have a passport? In the last few years, everyone is fucking cursing Wu Jing, saying "Wolf Warrior" is shit. The movie hasn't changed, Wu Jing hasn't changed, what has changed? The spirit has changed, they can no longer see any hope for the future, and China is no longer something they can be proud of! There is no hope for the future of this country, and the little wumao, the Little Pinks themselves are very clear about it.

So at this time, there is no future, no hope. Then you fucking feel that the society is lifeless, ah, even when everyone is eating or gathering, the atmosphere, even at class reunions, is fucking lifeless, different from a few years ago. I said if you look at the movie "Wolf Warrior" yourself, the feelings of the masses back then, the social impact, compared to the current feelings and social impact, it's just the change in the mentality of the Chinese people, there's no way, the future really has no hope in sight. The Chinese Communist Party ruling this country really has no hope at all, ah, there's really no way, okay, there's no way.

So that's it, I've talked enough for today, okay? Thank you all for spending so much time listening to my bullshit! I wish friends in China a good sleep, and friends overseas all their wishes come true. Thank you everyone, thank you! Uh, I might not be able to broadcast on Tuesday, because one is that I need to fix my computer, and second, I might uh, I should be on a plane on Tuesday, I might go to a few places, because now I'm looking for people, and people have introduced me to a few things.

Ah! But I am also very honest in saying that I might be being taken care of quite heavily by the CCP now, ah, everywhere I go I fucking see people following me, there are fucking secret agents following me. To put it bluntly, even when I go to the bathroom, people come in, and they are quite unscrupulous! Of course, in our capitalist countries, they don't dare to fucking do anything directly, it's psychological pressure! So, I might go to a few, a few countries, to do something. Then on Tuesday, or Wednesday at the latest, I might fly back to London! So the next time, it's highly likely to be Friday, when I'm in London, I'll do another uh live stream with everyone, to communicate and exchange again, okay? To communicate and exchange again!

Reminding everyone, I've told you all, the one in Dubai is called Vincent, right? Ah, let me check, it should be, the one in Dubai is a CCP secret agent organization. If you are talking about the UAE Vincent Law Firm, it is uh one of the largest uh secret agent organizations of the CCP in the Middle East. Just know that, everyone just know that. They claim to be the best graduates from the best universities in the CCP's China, just think about it, you fucking idiots, why would so many best graduates go to the UAE to find you?

And then, look at their work performance, you'll find that all of China's largest central state-owned enterprises are their clients, so you'll know it yourself just by that. These organizations, except for such organizations, it's impossible to trust, central state-owned enterprises cannot trust external ones, they cannot trust a private enterprise or a local enterprise, understand? Ah, then why is all the business handed over to this organization? Just know it, everyone. Okay, that's it, that's it. Okay, thank you everyone, thank you, thank you, thank you.