Xi Jinping, Accomplishment-Free for Thirteen Years, to Step Down by Late August at the Earliest! Only One Month Left to Toss and Turn. Real China

This episode analyzes the status quo of Xi Jinping having "achieved nothing" since taking power in 2013, pointing out that he has offended Western countries and falsified economic data, while reviewing the achievements of the Reform and Opening-up. The program argues that Xi Jinping's policies have led to China's decoupling from the civilized world, and that the second generation of the red elite and the second generation of the military elite are also facing crises. The host predicts that Xi Jinping may be forced to step down by the end of August at the latest, otherwise he may face civil war. The program also mentions Wang Huning's visit to Tibet and Trump's stance on communism, and analyzes Xi Jinping's path to dictatorship and its impact on China's economy and politics.

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Hello everyone. Everyone is very concerned about China now. Caring about this or that is not important; what is important is changing the leadership, getting Xi Jinping down. It is estimated that the situation in Beijing is very tense these past two days. Many factions have united and are negotiating with Xi Jinping, negotiating when he will step down.

As far as I know, these opposition factions have already grasped that Xi Jinping has been falsifying economic data for so many years, which means everyone is deceiving others, saying that my economy is very good now, my performance is very good. In fact, since Xi Jinping took office in 2013, he has achieved almost nothing. Look, he has offended all Western countries, and these countries are the ones that truly brought huge economic benefits to China, which is the entire Reform and Opening-up. If we followed Mao's old ways, continuing to make friends with countries like Yugoslavia, Albania, North Korea, and Tanzania, the end result would be that you keep paying out, with no economic gains and no political progress, just constant dictatorship, long-term dictatorship, making the regime collapse at any time, leaving the people with nothing to eat, and becoming a laughingstock of the century. That was the Mao era. Now Xi Jinping keeps wanting to engage in this set of things, wanting to return to the Mao era, but everyone is unwilling. Since Xi Jinping took office, it can truly be said that he has achieved nothing. You can tell just by looking at the foreign exchange reserves. The foreign exchange reserves in 2000 were 160 billion, and by the time Xi Jinping took office, they were over 3 trillion, 3.4 trillion, having increased by a full twenty times. Excuse me, they increased by a full sixty-six times, from 160 billion to 3.4 trillion. This data is real. From the time Xi Jinping took office until now, for more than ten years, it has still been around 3 trillion.

These are all economic data. The current Ministry of Commerce is controlled by Li Qiang. Li Qiang was previously Xi Jinping's underling, helping Xi Jinping do these things. In the future, this person Li Qiang won't be of much use either; he is just a small lackey following Xi Jinping. Whatever Xi Jinping tells him to falsify, he falsifies. The Communist Party is always like this; it was the same in Mao's era. Everyone falsified, falsified until it was dark, falsified until it became a global joke. Ten thousand jin per mu, just think, at that time the yield per mu was only a few hundred jin. Some communes said the yield per mu had already exceeded ten thousand jin. Just think, at that time the yield per mu was only a few hundred jin. Then he bragged, and the whole country was bragging. Now Xi Jinping still uses this method. How much should our GDP grow every year? Every year, it relies on bragging to stabilize. The Belt and Road has also failed. You say, what Belt and Road is there now? Look at all his speeches, there is no such thing, only those ghostwriters still help him hype it up.

This is the current situation regarding Xi Jinping. He is currently facing a push to step down and leave office. Xi Jinping will step down at the latest by the end of August, or at the earliest by the end of August. Supposing the situation they are negotiating—right now everyone is preparing for battle, Xi is preparing for battle, the princelings are preparing for battle, everyone is quietly preparing for battle, and everyone is arm-wrestling. Supposing the negotiations break down and everyone has no way out, then they will fight. What the wholeity of China will face then is what people consider a civil war. In fact, I think that the current kind of war is hardly likely to reach the level of such a civil war; it won't be like the large-scale civil wars of the past that involved ordinary people. Judging from the current situation, if Xi Jinping does not step down, attacks will be directed straight at him.

If Xi Jinping is willing to give up this position, then it is also possible for everyone to let him step down in a more moderate way. If he promises to step down, he must first hand over military command. He is still the chairman of the Central Military Commission. Supposing he hands over military command, then Zhang Shengmin will also have to step down. Zhang Shengmin is himself his cousin. After the two of them step down, the red princelings may send someone else up to take charge of the country. In fact, what truly dominates the political direction of this country is the military. If you cannot hold onto the military, then you are completely finished. There are far too many examples of this all over the world. Later on, after a country falls into chaos, the military government becomes an independent, intermediary force; as long as the military does not follow the government, the government is essentially finished.

Now the situation is just like this. Xi Jinping has no other way out right now because he cannot get a grip on the military. Moreover, it is impossible for him to do so now. You, Xi Jinping, have no governance achievements to speak of, diplomacy has been messed up to this extent, the economy has collapsed to this extent, and the real estate market has plummeted to this extent. The drop in real estate actually means that the overall economy is collapsing. Furthermore, if Xi Jinping goes down in this fall, it is impossible for him to continue on stage without any room for reversal, because the politics are already right there: you have turned into a totalitarian country, and others are unwilling to deal with you or do business with you, ultimately leading to you being abandoned by the entire civilized world.

Now these red princelings and military princelings have expended so much energy on reforming and opening up this country over several decades, and none of them are willing to accept this. Xi Jinping's current set of practices is actually closing the country's doors. If the doors of the country are closed, ordinary people are completely finished; not only are ordinary people finished, but these military princelings and red princelings are also finished. Everything is decided by just one person.

Therefore, the current situation is just like this. I personally also hope that he steps down as soon as possible. The sooner he steps down, the greater the room for change in China. I do not hope for a foreign military invasion; I hope that China itself can undergo changes and become a democratic country. Of course, foreign politics may also play a dominant role and offer a helping hand. Then, relatively speaking, the country will not experience a major war. Look at the situation in Iran—everyone knows that ordinary people have it the worst, and of course the government has it the worst, but ordinary people also suffer the impact. Every single day your life involves airplanes and missiles, and air raid sirens go off from time to time, making life very difficult for ordinary people. Moreover, once this state is entered, the world is also affected, because China owns a large part of global manufacturing. If the manufacturing base were to stagnate, it might be more than just the current rise in global oil prices. Look at the war in Iran right now; it merely caused oil prices to rise, and as soon as fighting starts, they shoot up by twenty or thirty percent. China is completely different. China is completely different. Therefore, if the West were to intervene through military means, the West would also bear the consequences, resulting at least in a massive short-term economic fluctuation that no one wants to see, and the United States is therefore unwilling to see it either. Look, no one wants to fight a war. Look at the fighting so far—even Trump himself has a headache over it. That is why I have always said that the first round did not hit the mark; if the first round had hit the mark, the outcome would not be like this. He is still fighting the second round now.

Xi Jinping has been silent these past couple of days. Over the past couple of days, it seems he had a phone call with Brazilian President Lula, and there have been no other sounds. The biggest event was Wang Huning going to Tibet. Wang Huning going to Tibet is actually very important, because the voices currently coming out of the military indicate that the Western Theater Command is unstable, mainly in the Tibetan areas and Xinjiang. The high-pressure situation in Xinjiang is extremely severe, and Tibet may still be relatively turbulent. Wang Huning may have gone to handle security work. He belongs to the CPPCC, which is in a semi-governmental state. His appearance may also represent half of the government. Supposing he is able to pacify the situation, Xi Jinping's problem remains very difficult. Now everyone believes that if Xi Jinping continues to act this way, the entire country will be completely ruined, and all the achievements of reform and opening up will vanish into thin air. The facts are already visible now: Xi Jinping is simply getting by these days by boasting and bluffing.

Therefore, China's future prospects remain unknown. But overall, things should be moving in a positive direction. It is impossible for Xi Jinping to rule for a long term, and opposition forces have already emerged proposing that Xi Jinping step down at the end of August. Let's see whether he steps down or not. From now until the end of August, will major events occur in Beijing? On some day, who knows, tanks might roll into Beijing, and the fighting will begin—that is entirely possible. The situation right now is extremely dangerous.

Xi Jinping has understood. You see, since Trump struck Iran this year, things have changed. After Trump struck Iran, first of all, whether they are the second-generation military elites or the second-generation red elites within the Party, they all sensed the crisis of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Because striking Iran this time is effectively striking the CCP; it is a disguised attack on the CCP. Everyone understands in their hearts that these second-generation red elites have two choices: either get rid of Xi Jinping, or face war. Because Xi Jinping is antagonizing the West everywhere, and all his policies are moving in the opposite direction of the West, he is inviting disaster. Once a state of war is entered, the troops of the second-generation red elites will have to be sent out to fight, facing war. In modern warfare, once you start fighting, you can only be beaten; the military power of the second-generation red elites will be dismantled. No one wants to die. There is only one way, which is to let Xi Jinping step down and ease the conflict with the West. If you were Deng's successor now, you could take power, improve relations with the West, and make a major shift in politics, and this situation would be resolved, and the country would not...

Now everyone has realized what I said before: if Xi Jinping takes power, war will definitely happen. It is already visible now. Trump often says that he won't fight wars after taking office, that he stops others from fighting, and that he has curbed so many wars. That is what Trump said at the time. Look at him getting involved in wars now; in fact, you have no idea what he is up to. What he says is completely different from what he does. He is playing a shell game. He is a businessman, and businessmen are very cunning. Of course, this cunning is meant in a positive sense. He suddenly launches an attack; how would you know? We were doing just fine with this Venezuela thing, and in one night, the President of Venezuela was captured and brought to the United States. You couldn't even dream of it. The things Trump does are beyond your wildest dreams.

Just like when he was in the Great Hall of the People and spoke to Xi Jinping, praising him highly—everyone remembers that, right? In the reception hall of the Great Hall of the People, he kept flattering him. After he returned, he tore off the mask directly on the plane. That is the kind of person Trump is. Moreover, he said something very important two days ago: communism must be completely eradicated. Who was he saying this to? He was saying, "I am going to target your CCP socialism." Who is holding the banner of communism now? Even the Soviet Union doesn't hold it anymore; it is now called Russia, and its structure is already a democratic one. Only the CCP is pulling along a few lackeys to do it. This is Trump signaling to Xi Jinping, telling everyone, "I am going to target you."

Let's think about those second-generation red elites, second-generation officials, and second-generation military elites; these people are also innocent. They say, "Aren't we doing a good job with the national economy? Deng Xiaoping carried out reform and opening up very well, everyone made money, the country became wealthy, and expressways, skyscrapers, and high-speed railways all sprang up, and relations with the West were getting better and better." Suddenly, a Xi Jinping appeared. And this person was brought up by them. Before he took office, when he was in Zhejiang, he always encouraged private enterprises. Look at his political achievements in Zhejiang. Once he took power, he knew the opportunity had come to be a dictator. So this person is very ruthless. Look at how he used to act like a grandson when he was with officials, acting foolish. Many people thought he was very honest; only He Xintong saw through him. At the HNA Hotel on Yanggong Causeway in Hangzhou, I asked him, "Xi Jinping isn't someone you're familiar with, go say hello." He said, "I won't even go near this fool; this person is a complete idiot." This was over twenty years ago, in 2003 or 2004, when Xi Jinping was governing Zhejiang. You think, He Xintong is an intellectual, he watched him grow up from a young age, and he is much older than him; he couldn't have said that. So Xi Jinping ultimately took a path of dictatorship and achieved nothing. As soon as he took office, he dug Marxism out of the grave and promoted it extensively.

During the period before he amended the constitution, he kept removing the centrist forces, the forces most useful to China's economy—the Youth League faction and the Shanghai faction were all wiped out. Therefore, if the CCP does not fall, this kind of disaster will repeat itself. If the CCP does not fall, after Xi Jinping steps down, someone else might go up, and another person like Xi Jinping, or even worse than Xi Jinping, might appear. So I advise these people inside the CCP: if you don't get rid of Xi Jinping, Xi Jinping is in a life-and-death struggle with you, with the incumbent and retired high-ranking officials; you will all be liquidated. Don't think that just because your neighbor, superior, or subordinate was arrested and you weren't, you are lucky—that is a huge mistake. His blade will eventually reach your head. I tell everyone, those with assets of 50 million must be careful. Now, as things go on, those with 40 million, 30 million, 20 million will all be wiped out. Look at Trip.com and you will know; Trip.com is very profitable, and he just thinks Trip.com is a fat pig, so he cuts off 5 billion. He will keep cutting until you can't be cut anymore, until you leave China. Xi Jinping is very, very...

If you go after them for 5 billion, just think about this kind of situation—you should support this kind of enterprise, one that contributes to the country and society. What do you mean by this? Fine, if you say they have money, hit them with a fine, and 200 or 300 million should be about enough. Make them rectify their practices, re-establish supervision, and send in an inspection team to supervise them, and that would be it. Fining them 5 billion right off the bat is robbing people! Xi Jinping is robbing people! Alright, I will leave it at that for this topic today. I hope Xi Jinping steps down as soon as possible, as soon as possible. I hope he can obediently step down on his own before the end of August. That way, there will be no civil conflict; otherwise, if he doesn't step down by the end of August, a civil conflict will begin in September. Thank you all for watching, and see you in the next show.