Xi Jinping Forced Out of Power! An Irreversible Countdown Has Begun. True China
The video analyzes whether Xi Jinping will step down and the internal situation of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The host compares Xi Jinping to the Mao Zedong era, arguing that his policies have left China facing risks of economic crisis, war, and international sanctions, and predicts that the 'princelings' (red descendants), military descendants, and anti-Xi factions may push for a change in the situation by the end of August. The video also discusses Wang Huning's visit to North Korea, the U.S. attitude toward the CCP, Trump's anti-CCP stance, and tariff threats.
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I want to analyze the current situation of the CCP, the global situation, and the extent to which Xi Jinping and China have reached. People inside the country must remember that now, only the Communist Party and only Xi Jinping can save you. So how can Xi Jinping save you? By stepping down.
This is just like the Mao era back then. The greatest contribution Mao made to the CCP and the Chinese people was that he died. Is this statement correct? Because he died, the Chinese people were able to eat; because he died, China's economy developed; because he died, there were no more such frequent and intensive murderous campaigns; because he died, intellectuals became the backbone of this society; because he died, the entire reform and opening-up policy allowed China's doors to open.
It is the same with Xi Jinping now. Xi Jinping is constantly moving in Mao's direction. If Xi Jinping continues to stay in power and continues to carry on, it will bring a huge catastrophe to all of China. Do not think that the entire Chinese economy is doing well right now.
Since 1949, and since the end of World War II in 1945, if China had not entered a state of war and had not engaged in war, but instead focused on sound development, that development would certainly have been very good. Japan is like this, and other countries are the same.
Now you look at Southeast Asia and feel that these Southeast Asian countries seem to have very low incomes and are very poor. But look back at the Mao era; compared to Southeast Asia, China wasn't even worth a fraction of theirs. In fact, from 1949 to the late 1970s, and even into the 1980s, Southeast Asia was doing very well. I went to Southeast Asia for travel and tourism very early on. When I went to see it, Southeast Asia at that time was completely incomparable to the CCP. Chinese people couldn't even get enough to eat, while Southeast Asia hadn't changed much for decades.
Therefore, Xi must step down, and Xi will certainly step down. What Xi is facing now is all of humanity and the entire world. Xi's enemy is no longer just the Chinese people; Xi's enemy is the whole world. Xi has made the whole world see the sins of the CCP clearly.
This is why Xi will step down 100%, and why he will certainly step down. He cannot sit there for long; he can no longer sit there. No one will allow him to stand or sit in that position anymore. Now Xi has become a huge powder keg; he himself is a huge powder keg.
All the sanctions imposed by the world on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) today are targeted at Xi Jinping. I can tell everyone, if Xi remains in power, what will happen? First, the risk of war for China. If every ordinary citizen is unwilling to participate in a war, and if Xi remains in this position, he is first and foremost a dictator.
Think about it, what is the ultimate fate of dictators today? Iran, Venezuela, including Cuba—these countries are already facing risks or have already been taken down. North Korea today is no different.
Xi Jinping has now degenerated to the point of embracing North Korea. In the past couple of days, the CCP's number two official, Wang Huning, went to North Korea. Wang Huning is the person who guides Chinese politics, the weather vane of Chinese politics, steering the entire Chinese political landscape.
Wang Huning rarely travels alone; it almost never happens. It is safe to say that Wang Huning's trip to North Korea is a highly symbolic event. In other words, China, or rather Xi Jinping, is telling the entire world: "This is the path I am going to take." He is signaling defiance, meaning there is a very high possibility he might push his daughter forward.
What is Xi Jinping gambling on now? It is the princelings and the second-generation reds. Ah. Right now, Xi Jinping is not afraid of ordinary citizens. But when the anti-Xi forces among ordinary citizens, princelings, and second-generation reds swell to a certain extent, the people will take to the streets. When the second-generation reds and princelings step up to protect the people, that is when Xi will be afraid.
In other words, once all these anti-Xi forces unite, Xi will have no chance of winning. That is why I have always said that from now on, even Wang Huning's sudden trip to North Korea caught me off guard. I only knew from my information that huge changes would take place in China by the end of August. These changes might result in Xi gaining the upper hand, or Xi stepping down immediately. It all depends on whether the second-generation reds and the second-generation military elites make a move.
Right now, the entire country of China is actually caught in the risk of war. I do not know to what extent this civil war will go, but I believe this kind of civil war will not last very long. Once a state of civil war is entered, it is completely different from the past—it is the model of modern warfare, where you bomb me and I bomb you, bombing back and forth, and everyone tries to capture the ringleaders. That is how it goes.
Under these circumstances, I do not know who will win. I believe the anti-Xi forces will definitely prevail, because behind the anti-Xi forces stand over 1.4 billion Chinese people supporting them, the power of the entire world supporting them, and the power of the West supporting them. The tide of world civilization is supporting these anti-Xi forces. Of course, they may not entirely endorse anti-Xi politics in every aspect, but they will support the anti-Xi movement.
Therefore, under these circumstances, the probability of Xi stepping down is extremely high. Furthermore, this person will likely die a miserable death with no complete corpse, because he has effectively brought massive and profound disasters to the ordinary people of China and the nation itself. Such disasters may be very difficult to reverse.
This is the current state of China. Xi has reached this point, and he now has no turning back. Even Wang Huning has gone to North Korea. In the past couple of days, Wang Huning has been conducting inspections, visiting a place called the East Coast. On North Korea's east coast, there is a place called Daewon County. That place is an important port, as well as a relatively important economic base for North Korea, along with military and missile facilities, located on North Korea's east coast facing the direction of Russia.
Right now, everyone is watching to see if anyone will truly make a desperate struggle. Everyone is just engaging in verbal battles, back and forth. Within the Communist Party right now, Xi is acting just like a robber—everyone robbing one another, exactly the same as during the Mao era.
During the Mao era, Mao was the top boss, but many people opposed him. In terms of national leadership, he messed everything up completely, eventually driving the entire national economy into a total mess. Later, some people stood up in opposition. Liu Shaoqi, who had previously strongly supported Mao, later saw Mao launch the Great Leap Forward and cause the Great Famine. Once everyone started expressing support [for opposition], Mao began to harbor murderous intentions, exactly like Xi.
In fact, the methods of these dictators within the Communist Party are identical. As I said long ago regarding Xi Jinping, you don't even need to look at anything else he might do. Whatever Mao once did after coming to power, just look at that, and that is what Xi will do. Xi has no brains; Wang Huning is his mastermind, and the things Wang Huning does are completely identical to those of Mao Zedong.
Therefore, the common people of China really need to reflect. Everyone must remember one thing: Xi is the greatest enemy of the Chinese people. Some people may love this country, but if you still support Xi Jinping and support the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), then you are done for, and your mindset is no better than that of pigs and dogs. I am telling you, because they themselves are enslaving you and treating you like pigs and dogs. If you admit you are pigs and dogs, then there is nothing that can be done.
So I will say it again: a major event is very likely to happen in the near future. Right now, the Princelings and the
This is how Trump does things. Now that it is already Trump's second term, we have gotten used to his methods time and time again. We are not talking about whether it is right or wrong, but his methods are definitely effective.
The CCP is also severely divided internally now. When the first shot against Xi Jinping will be fired is what everyone is looking forward to; the whole world is looking forward to it.