Force Xi Jinping to Step Down Immediately! The Western Theater Command Is Increasingly Likely to Be the First to Declare Independence from the CMC

This episode mainly analyzes Xi Jinping's autocratic rule and the internal and external difficulties he faces. The host points out that as the trial of Zhang Youxia's case begins and relations between the Western Theater Command and the Central Military Commission (CMC) rapidly deteriorate, there is a strong possibility that the Western Theater Command may announce its breakaway from the CMC or even achieve de facto independence in the future. In addition, the episode explores the potential forced resignation and retirement plans Xi might face at the Fifth Plenary Session, the strategic power layout of the Chinese military in the west, and the fatal pressure exerted on the regime by external US-Japan military exercises.

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Okay, hello everyone, viewers and friends! Let me talk with you about a topic. Well, you see, regarding this Zhang Youxia incident, the trial of Zhang Youxia is about to begin. These are all the tactics of the Communist Party, Xi Jinping's tactics: arresting someone, and after arresting them, sending them straight to the Central Military Commission. Now the situation with the CCP is very clear to everyone. Xi Jinping rules alone as a dictator, right? He has a cabinet, a small clique of his own, controlling the entire Communist Party system, right? But what can't he control? What he can't control are the various theater commands. They used to be called military regions, but later Xi Jinping carried out military reforms and changed them into theater commands, changed them into theater commands. Now, as I mentioned, in both the Northern and Western theater commands, nobody accepts his authority. As for the Southern and Eastern theater commands, he is relatively familiar with them. The Southern Command is mainly where Xi Jinping's father used to hold office in Guangdong, a long time ago, a very long time ago. What about the Eastern Command? It was mainly where he originally served in Fujian and Zhejiang, right? These are all in the central region, central region... Eastern region, Eastern region, mainly based on the former Nanjing Military Region, mainly based on the Nanjing Military Region, yeah.

So now, at such a critical juncture, over all these years Xi Jinping has consistently had one rule—that is, the way he has brought his control over this country to where it is today. What kind of violence did he use first? It's the state apparatus of violence! There is no Communist Party now; right now, in Xi Jinping's realm, there is no law to speak of, none whatsoever. In arresting these officials now, he doesn't go through any legal process at all. He just calls people out by name: whoever I want to smash, I smash; whoever I want to take down, right? Just like beating people enough—it's just like those bandits in the past, like the Land Reform back then. Land Reform was like this: anyone with money, as long as ideological labels were pinned on you. In the early 1950s, back then that's how it worked—raising everything to the level of class struggle. As long as your money reached a certain level, how much land your family owned, the wealthier your ancestors were, the more likely you were to suffer. A lot of that money was passed down from generation to generation, right? It was passed down through generations. These were the people who sustained the entire Chinese civilization; in the past, it was the local gentry system, sustaining all of Chinese civilization, yet in the end, all these people were wiped out. It's actually the same inside the CCP. Within the CCP, look at the people Xi Jinping is purging now—what are they usually like? They are often the ones who were relatively active within the CCP, relatively active, whether as officials or semi-officials; these people were quite active. Look at Wang Qishan. You see, look at Wang Qishan—Wang Qishan was a very active figure. In fact, if he hadn't been an official, he could have been a financier. Frankly, this man's abilities were formidable, far exceeding anyone currently serving under Xi Jinping, anyone at all. I have a friend who is familiar with whom? With He Lifeng. They were alumni, fellow senior and junior classmates from the same university; they were both originally at Xiamen University, seemingly under the same faculty advisor, right? Ultimately, look, He Lifeng later became Vice Premier. I once had a conversation with this friend about what kind of person He Lifeng was. In reality, this man's ability is mediocre, just average. Look at the people around Xi Jinping: anyone who manages to rise to the top is often incompetent. But they possess one skill that is extraordinarily sharp—what is it? The skill of bootlicking and sycophancy, which is the skill of cultivating connections. Around Xi Jinping, as long as you're by his side, anyone he favors will never be someone competent. Competent people will often oppose him. Look at Xi Jinping now: all his external moves are foolish blunders. Suppose you, suppose I were capable—if he proposed a foolish blunder, I would definitely point it out to him, I would definitely say, 'This approach of yours might run into problems, right?' I would point out where the problems lie. But suppose I am someone who spends every single day flattering, bootlicking, and fawning; then everything you do, I consider to be correct. I only need to implement your ideas, I only need to carry out your orders. Therefore, these people—you see—they have no ability. Look at everything up to this day: in terms of overall national strategy, Xi Jinping has lost across the board; it's all failure, not a single success. Including AI technology now and whatever else—it has nothing to do with him. Take AI: for instance, China's AI is pretty impressive right now, right? What does that have to do with anything? Does it have anything to do with Xi Jinping? None at all. Who does it have to do with? It has to do with China's basic education. Chinese basic education—you see, the country is large, and its basic education across the entire nation is driven by what? It's Chinese culture among parents, and what kind of culture is that? It's pushing ordinary people's children to stand out and excel, prioritizing academic study, right? So you see, this produces many outstanding scientists. Look, right now many of the top AI talents in the United States are from China, right? Of course, a portion still remains in China, but the vast majority have left; they've brain-drained away. So Xi Jinping has already offended so many people, and now Xi Jinping's entire trajectory has completely collapsed. Under such circumstances, how could anyone still support him? Everything Xi Jinping does now, if you look at it, comes down to two words: violence.

Well, often a family, a country, a regime, a dictator—if you use violence, then you will also be overthrown by violence in the future. Right now, ordinary Chinese people are helpless against Xi Jinping, right? If you take to the streets, he points guns right at you, right? Administrative officials are being boiled like frogs in warm water one by one; he arrests whoever he wants to arrest, and not a single one can escape. Where was Wang Qifan? He was arrested in Shenzhen, in Shenzhen, right as he was boarding a plane. He happened to be, it seems he was in Shenzhen, at a university in Guangdong, a university in Shenzhen, Guangdong, probably giving a lecture. After finishing his lecture, he was probably about to board a plane, and he was arrested at that moment. That seems to be the situation with Wang Qifan, though I'm not entirely clear on the specific details either. What I have learned is like this: he was arrested right at the plane. Well, people like him don't have bodyguards, none at all. After he retired, the most he'd do is take business class, first class, just like that. And his ticket was paid for by others—likely purchased by whoever invited him. That's how it is, right? You see that, but, but, Xi Jinping, if you want to touch people in the military, that is very hard for him to do. Except in Beijing—except in Beijing, which is entirely controlled by the Central Guard Bureau—the other military officers on the outside are very hard for him to arrest. And now news is coming out that the Western Theater Command may take the lead now, taking the lead because everyone knows that if Xi Jinping keeps going on like this, this country will be completely finished, completely finished. The common people will be completely finished—and when I say finished, I don't mean the Communist Party is finished, not the Communist Party, but that the common people won't have food to eat, ordinary people won't have food to eat, and social contradictions across the board are growing increasingly sharp, sharp.

So under these circumstances, what about the Western Theater Command? Some people have already brought it up, some generals have brought it up. These people in the Western Theater Command have already completely fallen out with Xi Jinping; on the surface, they've already had a falling-out. I also told everyone on my show a couple of days ago that administratively, occasionally if you issue something from the Central Military Commission, fine, I'll receive it, right? I'll receive it, right? If you ask me to cooperate, you want cooperation, then fine, I'll cooperate, I'll cooperate. But between us, there is no such thing, for instance, as you trying to move my troops. The Western Theater Command has already, yes, the Western, the Western Theater Command has already refused certain instructions, certain orders, certain orders from Xi Jinping's Central Military Commission. Everyone is very clear about it: these people have already completely rejected the Central Military Commission, completely rejected it. Right now, neither side has completely torn off the mask, but this time, regarding this 5th Plenary Session of the 20th CCP Central Committee, this matter, right now we have to watch two things. First is Xi Jinping: at this 5th Plenary Session, what kind of plans will he put forward? Now some people are demanding that Xi Jinping step down during the 5th Plenary Session, basically giving you a timetable for when you will step down, right? So this is what the other side demands, what the anti-Xi faction demands: you must present a plan. When will you step down? Give a timeline, give a timeline, and once you step down, it's over. As for others, say if you want someone else to take over, then who specifically takes over will be arranged separately. But under no circumstances—there is absolutely no possibility of letting someone take over who is Xi Mingze, that is, someone from the Xi family. They demand that Peng Liyuan withdraw from the Central Military Commission and that Xi Yuanping withdraw from the Central Military Commission. The two of you must stay out of these matters entirely. Central Military Commission matters, military matters, including internal Party matters, have nothing to do with you, nothing to do with your family. Your reign, Xi Jinping, ends right here, right? If you want to arrange for someone to take over, then arrange for someone. These military people don't care whom you arrange to take over, because they have the capability to control anyone else, they have the capability. Now, suppose he doesn't follow this plan, well, that's one scenario, that's one scenario. Then they will take measures; what specific measures they will take, no one knows yet. Then there is another point: the Zhang Youxia incident. Now the other side is demanding that he release Zhang Youxia. Yes, you have already made—right now, the relationship between the Western Theater Command and the Central Military Commission has already become extremely tense. If you resort to extreme measures regarding the Zhang Youxia incident, resort to extreme measures, then I think it is very likely that the Western Theater Command will directly declare its independence from the Central Military Commission.

Breaking away from the Central Military Commission, right? Breaking away from the Central Military Commission means what would the Western Theater Command become? It would become an independent local armed force, turning into something just like the warlords back in those days, like a warlord. It is very likely that at a certain specific time, this country would directly split apart. Because once it breaks away, once it declares independence, it will take full control of all its territory, and your other troops won't be able to enter, including them taking over the local administration. Taking over local administration means—let me give an example—if the Central... uh, Western Theater Command declares independence, then it's very likely that Xinjiang might declare independence. Or in fact, even if it doesn't declare independence, it becomes an independent operating entity and starts breaking away from Beijing administratively. This is one, and Tibet is another. Therefore, the Western Theater Command involves the most ethnic issues, which is something Xi Jinping has no way to deal with at all. Something he has no way to control. Once the Western Theater Command declares independence, then all those ethnic/democratic issues will explode all at once. In fact, it becomes the division of the country; in fact, it turns into a split of the nation. This is something Xi Jinping... he currently has no way to control, which is why Xi Jinping is now constantly cracking down under the guise of anti-corruption. Xi Jinping is anxious now, he is already anxious.

When you go in, you know that places like the Eastern Theater Command are relatively easier to control. But when you get to the Western Theater Command, you have to try to control it with them. Look, you know China's military strength—the Western Theater Command is the most powerful. Do you know why it's the most powerful? Because China's military distribution is usually like this: keeping important forces pulled back to defend in the West. Once a war breaks out with foreign enemies, for instance, if a Pacific War occurs, the West is relatively far from the Pacific and the coastline. If you fly planes over, it might take a few hours, so it can react. If China enters a state of war, the Eastern Theater Command and the Southern Theater Command will be destroyed immediately; their strength will be destroyed, and all their important bases will be destroyed, because enemies will hit your coastal regions first since coastal regions are the economic lifeline, choking your economic lifeline first. Ah, so in Mao's era, many of China's important military bases were placed in the West, including the later nuclear bases, which were all in the West—the nuclear bases were all in the Northwest, places like Xinjiang, Jiuquan was all in the West, all in Gansu over there. So Xi Jinping cannot control that place. He can't control it over there, ah. So look, no matter how tough Xi Jinping acts now, boasting every day, where is his boasting? His boasting is in Xinhua News Agency, in People’s Daily, in Qiushi magazine, ah. If he really wants to boast in military terms, he can't boast, ah. This depends on real strength, on real strength, because everyone has guns, ah. A large number of China's aircraft are in the West, ah, and the West can survive or perish on its own. There's another point about the West: once the West becomes independent, once the Western Theater Command becomes independent, it will be very hard for Xi Jinping to find reinforcements; he won't be able to find any. Look at these countries to the West—many of them have bad relations with China. Isn't India on bad terms with China? Right? Isn't that so? Therefore, over there in the West, once Xinjiang becomes independent, the people there share the same ethnicity. Look at many Central Asian countries now—Central Asian countries look like they have good relations with the CCP, but in fact their ethnic groups are similar to those in Xinjiang, ah, they are similar, they share blood lineages, whereas they share no blood lineage with the Han Chinese. Therefore, ultimately, I believe Xi Jinping will step down during this period of time; he will definitely grow old and die, that is 100%, right? His health must be having problems now! The US media has already reported that when he went to China—went to the US, he had to rest for five hours at the White House, right? This is already an established fact. Under such circumstances, how much longer do you think he can hold on? One way for him now is to step down naturally, ah, and the only other way is internal violence, which is a coup. And Xi Jinping built his power through coups; Xi Jinping's coups time and time again—in fact, what he calls 'I'm going to arrest this person, arrest that person' is actually the result of coups, ah, the result of internal coups within the Communist Party, ah.

So, anyway, I still relatively favor, I still relatively favor the Western Theater Command. If they can be a bit stronger in this aspect and put up some resistance, I think Xi Jinping's downfall—well, their downfall, it really has a date and it's very likely to happen in the near future. He won't be able to act so wildly anymore. Otherwise, if the generals of the Western Theater Command don't make a move, if they don't make a move, and what does the Western Theater Command have? It has a grassroots foundation. For example, in the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, there are many current active-duty soldiers, as well as some retired soldiers, and many of these people are Xinjiang soldiers and Hui soldiers. Then, there is also Tibet, which likewise has many sons and daughters of Tibetans. These people, they have combat effectiveness, and they can be mobilized. They also know what Xinjiang, what Xinjiang and the CCP are really about, and what their historical origins are. Right now, everybody is just shouting slogans, like long live the Communist Party and long live Xi Jinping. Look, right now everyone is just doing it to earn a living, but deep down in their psychology, their true mentality is completely not on the same page with the Communist Party, completely not on the same page. Ah, so this is what Xi Jinping is facing right now. I think, if, if ah, Xi Jinping continues like this—meaning, excuse me, if he continues to be this dictatorial, ah, look, he wants to kill every single rooster that announces the dawn in the entire world. Look, and right now Xi Jinping has one political control, one authority, and one set of benefits, and he profits from both sides, right? So what faces him is violence? Your violence, and the other side also uses violence to solve problems, to solve it, ah, even if a major war, a large-scale war does not happen, but once the Western Theater Command declares independence—don't even talk about declaring independence, forget the whole Western Theater Command, if just some parts of the Western Theater Command declare independence, Xi Jinping will completely lose control, completely lose control. Are you prepared to fight a civil war? Once you enter a state of civil war, that's modern warfare now, the entire country will rise up, the entire country will rise up. Right now, the anti-Xi sentiment across the entire society, the anti-Xi forces across the entire country, this kind of force is ignited by a single spark. No other troops will risk their lives for you; he, Xi Jinping, ah, he currently cannot control the few other theater commands under him, he cannot control the major theater commands at all. If you say you are going to order the commanders and fighters of the Southern Theater Command to fight against the commanders and fighters of the Western Theater Command, it's very likely that the planes of the Southern Theater Command will fly straight to Beijing. Ah, including the Eastern Theater Command, it's the exact same. Now the ordinary people have all been enlightened. After decades of reform and opening up, who is good and who is bad, who is working for this country, who is doing good for this country, and who is ruining this country—everyone knows in their hearts. You, Xi Jinping, you've been in power for over ten years, and this country has already been messed up to this state. Every single day you just rely on bragging to get by, ah, every single day you are the great leader, exactly the same as Mao. Back in the day with Mao, like when the Great Famine killed so many people, he still thought, and he still felt that the country—hey, I'm governing this country very well. Just think about it, how many ordinary people, hundreds of millions of ordinary people died, ah, the Communist Party's data is that ninety million people died in three years, ordinary people. Over ninety million ordinary people, Yang Shangkun, the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission at the time, Yang Shangkun back then used the military, this archival material at the time through the military to look up local archives, and national archives found out that over ninety million people died, starved to death in a span of three years, ninety million people just vanished. Ah, so Xi Jinping now faces, has encountered challenges, challenges from people within the Communist Party, and all of these are arrangements by God, arrangements by God. Xi Jinping, so right now he can't go out. Look at him running back and forth, look, it's just a three-hundred-kilometer radius. This time what is he going to do? Go to this, probably around November, November what date? Teens? The 19th or something? A month from now, I guess. He's going to attend the APEC meeting, right? And who will be attending the APEC meeting? One is Putin is coming, ah, and Prime Minister Ishiba is going too. This time, this time he'll be very awkward, ah, and also Trump will be going too, ah, alongside some Southeast Asian countries and whatnot, and also South Korea's, South Korea's, ah, these people are basically the countries all around the Pacific Rim, some Pacific island nations, ah, like Malaysia, these are all like that. The Philippines, it seems the Philippines is going too, hmm. These, up until now have already become like this. Everyone is just going there to put on a show, and internally everyone is very clear, that is, the real relationship between you and me is very clear. Look at these past couple of days, the US and Japan are doing routine military drills again, messing around and holding military drills.

In these past couple of days, look, why are the United States and Japan conducting military exercises? It is precisely to deal with you, the CCP. In all their simulated scenarios, they treat the CCP military as the enemy—as the enemy. All of America's military deployments in the Pacific are targeted at the CCP. Oh, it is very possible that if an internal civil war were to break out inside, and the outside forces push a bit further, then Xi Jinping's entire regime really could completely collapse within just a few days; it would collapse.

Alright, everyone, remember this: the world has reached a point where no dictator can survive for long, can survive for long. Ah, the modern civilized society and state form of freedom, democracy, rule of law, and propaganda have been completely implanted in the hearts of people all over the world. Everyone understands clearly that if you engage in dictatorship, if you engage in this evil dictatorial system, you will ultimately ruin all the common people. The future prospects, that is why everyone is yearning for free and democratic countries, for this social form. So this is something that Xi Jinping absolutely cannot do, cannot do at all; using his violent means to maintain it is simply impossible, simply impossible. Alright, we hope and wait, perhaps one day it is possible that after some time, the Western Theater Command will suddenly issue some important information, mainly targeting their goal, which is Xi Jinping, specifically targeting Xi Jinping. Ah, so now these people have reached a certain political and ideological height, it is not just about Xi Jinping anymore. In other words, if they were to do this, the whole thing might lead to the collapse of the Communist Party, and the entire country's disintegration would be completed at once, very quickly. Just like Gorbachev back then, after he dissolved the Soviet Communist Party, look at how that country disintegrated all at once. The CCP, the future CCP will be the former Soviet Union. Alright, thank you all for watching! Let us patiently wait for the demise of the Communist Party and the demise of Xi Jinping. Thank you all, we will see you in the next program.