Anti-Xi Jinping Uprising May Erupt from the Tibet Military Region; Wang Huning Rushes to Tibet to Put Out the Fire. “Real China”

The video analyzes the spread of anti-Xi Jinping forces in China, pointing out that the Western Theater Command and the Tibet Military District are extremely dissatisfied with Xi Jinping due to economic difficulties, self-immolation by Tibetans, and other reasons. Wang Huning recently visited North Korea and Tibet successively, attempting to cope with the crisis by promoting ethnic unity. Meanwhile, the CCP recently introduced social governance opinions similar to those of the Cultural Revolution, intending to purge dissent through social movements, and social conflicts are on the verge of a full-scale outbreak.

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For some time now, I have been saying that the anti-Xi sentiment across China is erupting. If you look at the overseas community, there used to be people who praised the CCP, but now, whenever Xi Jinping is mentioned, almost everyone detests him; everyone has felt the pain. The news about the Western Theater Command came from the military, from Beijing; many of these people are within the military, and they are the ones leaking this information. The situation in the Western Theater Command is massive, indicating intense dissatisfaction with Xi Jinping. Look at what happened in the last couple of days: look at Wang Huning. Wang Huning just returned from North Korea a few days ago, having spent about three days there, including a visit to a coastal city. I suspect that Xi Jinping may have deployed some military forces around that city; it is entirely possible. He is using North Korean soldiers, but the training—the training for various advanced weapons—is likely being conducted by officers and soldiers from the CCP military, because North Korea's weapons are relatively backward and their technological capabilities are poor, whereas the CCP's technological capabilities are far superior to North Korea's. Once these advanced weapons are transported there, they need training, so some CCP military personnel might be there providing it. So, I have made this very clear: if the domestic situation becomes tense, Xi Jinping might hire forces similar to mercenaries from the past, bringing in troops from other countries for what he would call 'quelling riots' or 'suppressing unrest.' Wang Huning just returned from North Korea; he is quite old, probably in his seventies, and has already stepped back to the second line, serving as the Chairman of the CPPCC. He is known as the 'statesman of three dynasties,' a survivor who never falls. Under these circumstances, look at how old he is, and yet he flew to Tibet. You know, for an elderly person—anyone who has been there knows—going to Tibet is actually quite dangerous; one needs to rest, and the environment there is difficult to adapt to. Look at this old man, acting as a loyal servant to this extent, in his seventies and still running around everywhere, rushing to Tibet. Why did he suddenly go to Tibet? I suspect it was to appease the people there. Now, the military region there—I call it a military region, though Tibet is now a theater command, which is too large—perhaps there are military sub-districts under the theater command. The Tibet Military District is currently very dissatisfied with Xi Jinping. There are several reasons: one is the historical issue of Tibet itself, and second, the Dalai Lama is now old, and there is no official resolution regarding Tibet yet. Furthermore, a while ago, a Tibetan in New York, who had been in the U.S. since the early 1980s and was living a good life, suddenly self-immolated in front of the UN building. Information travels fast in Tibet now, and the news reached them directly. These events affect the Tibetan soldiers. Moreover, with the national economy in such a state—think about it, people along the coast have nothing to eat, so what kind of good outcome could there be for Tibet? There is no good outcome. Tibet's economy relies on subsidies; it is still primarily dependent on aid. It has no industry; it is all animal husbandry. Of course, animal husbandry is fine, but if you have money in Tibet, the CCP will find ways to take it from you. In the past, when Tibet was poor, the government might have provided some subsidies. Later, when Tibet started to become prosperous, the CCP found ways to extract money there. So, the Tibetan people are hard to manage. I have always said that if something happens in China, the Western Theater Command might be the one to fire the first shot, because that place is full of ethnic minority soldiers. These soldiers come from families with traditional beliefs, and they do not fear the Communist Party. This time, Wang Huning went to Tibet for three days and apparently visited many temples. What was the main purpose of his trip? To promote 'ethnic unity.' You know what that means just by hearing it; this was reported in the news. He spoke of 'ethnic unity.' What does 'ethnic unity' mean?

In other words, something must have happened over there; otherwise, why would he be flying around all by himself? One moment he flies east to North Korea, and the next he flies west to Tibet. So, look at Wang Huning during this period—theoretically, he should be in the CPPCC, right? What is the CPPCC? It is for people in a semi-retired state. Xi Jinping can't handle things anymore; he is overwhelmed, and he has committed too many atrocities. On one hand, he is in talks with the second-generation red elites, the second-generation military elites, and Xi Yuanping; on the other hand, after some time, Xinjiang might start acting up again, just like Tibet. Now, there is another point: why would they start acting up now? The anti-CCP forces overseas are currently very strong, and Western countries around the world have begun to encircle and suppress the CCP; that is the catalyst. Therefore, I say that if a major incident were to erupt within China, it would inevitably be triggered by the entire external situation.

Look at this time when Wang Yi went to the Philippines, he was cursed like a dog; almost no country would suck up to him. For example, among ASEAN nations, Laos might suck up to him, Cambodia might suck up to him, and Thailand has a good relationship with the the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) now, so it might suck up to him too. But Malaysia will not suck up to him. In public, he can only secretly bribe some officials in Malaysia; in broad daylight, people will not give him a good face. Since this is a Muslim country and you constantly suppress religious beliefs on the democracy issue, people will not let you off the hook either. Therefore, it is very difficult for these countries with religious beliefs, and it is very hard for Xi Jinping. Indonesia is notoriously anti-Chinese, and its so-called anti-Chinese sentiment back then was specifically against the Communist Party. Countries like the Philippines all have territorial disputes with the the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—they all have territorial disputes, islands are territory, and maritime areas are territory. Even Vietnam will not give him a good face; Vietnam is increasingly leaning toward the West now. Although it was once part of the same community as the the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it is also changing. Therefore, Tibet is very likely to have some huge, huge events. Wang Huning, everyone remember this, Wang Huning is absolutely the most important political figure and politician in China politically; he is a true politician and specializes in theoretical research, so it makes sense that everyone calls him the national advisor. The the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has developed to where it is today, and Wang Huning is definitely a rotten person. He actually knows how much benefit reform and opening-up brought to China, but to maintain the interests of these dictators, he continuously designs those things that are most detrimental to China's freedom and democracy. This country could have gradually developed in that direction, but now it has returned to—these people are called demons by God, these people are all demons.

So now Xi Jinping can't handle things anymore, and I estimate it's very likely to happen around the end of August. Look at how anxious Wang Huning is; he ran off to North Korea, a place where he didn't adjust to the climate, couldn't get used to the food, couldn't get used to the lifestyle, and had to deal with those people every day. How many words does he have to speak every day? For an elderly person, speaking a few hundred words a day makes a person very tired, and moreover, he is already a man in his seventies, and his walking is already slow. Under such circumstances, look at him flying to Tibet. For example, for a normal person to fly to Tibet, you would also need to spend a few months, first adjusting in all aspects, and you would need to make very thorough health preparations before you could possibly go to Tibet. Look at him, he flew straight to Tibet. So the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), everyone remember, the CCP is going to do a big thing during this period. If Xi Jinping is not driven out of power, then his ancestral graves must really be smoking with fortune. Right now, the CCP is just a powder keg, and this country is a powder keg. Well, yesterday I also looked at the lives of ordinary people; for ordinary people, housing isn't just a matter of falling prices anymore—now there isn't even anyone coming to look or buy. Last night at midnight, I saw a video and specially interpreted it for everyone; this is a fact. Right now, ordinary people are bleeding, and the whole society is bleeding. Later on, surprisingly, some people turned around and started reminiscing about the reform and opening-up. Back then, the reform and opening-up was right around us, everyone could do business and live normally, but now it's completely different. Yesterday, the CCP came out with some kind of opinion again, called the opinions on society in the new era or something. This is extremely fierce; it's like last year, in the second half of last year, Xi Jinping started a heavy crackdown on the whole party and these people within the party, which I call the intra-party Cultural Revolution. This year, it has been rolled out—just yesterday, this draft opinion on regulating society was issued. Actually, it is similar to the Cultural Revolution back then, where he launches a whole social movement, making ordinary people fight ordinary people, making ordinary people spy on ordinary people, and letting internal strife start among ordinary people. Of course, the entire direction is still led by the government. There are too many anti-Xi forces against Xi Jinping, and once the anti-Xi forces increase and more and more people become dissatisfied with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Xi Jinping will inevitably start a massive slaughter and create a major Cultural Revolution throughout society. How did the Cultural Revolution start? The Cultural Revolution started just like that. At that time, ordinary people were dissatisfied—you wanted people to starve to death, which was just the matter of the early 1960s, only a few years apart. When the common people's lives became difficult, how did they figure out a way to have a Cultural Revolution? It was to purge the people inside the party. What was the Cultural Revolution? The Cultural Revolution was a complete purge of all dissenters within the party, that's one thing; and the second was to purge all intellectuals in the whole society, clearing out anyone with opinions, even if you were a scientist, they would kill you. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) doesn't care; it is inherently evil and won't consider anything else. It only considers political security and that my power is the most important thing. How many people die doesn't matter to it at all; death happens to others, not to it. As long as they can win in the movement, their power becomes firm, and then their goal is achieved. How many of the people below die? Look at how many Chinese people have died over so many years, look at how long the Chinese common people have been enslaved and died for so many years. As long as it can keep a grip on propaganda, seize control, and indoctrinate you every day, look at how their descendants and the whole society still fawn over the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—these are all facts. Everyone look at me making this video today; watch for Tibet, which might have incidents happening right away. Look at how Wang Huning suddenly rushed off to Tibet.