Xi Jinping Has Brought the Entire CCP into a Life-or-Death Struggle!

This video discusses Xi Jinping's governance performance over the past decade or more and its impact on China's politics and economy, analyzes the nature and history of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and points out that Xi Jinping's series of policies has driven the CCP into a dead end, facing a future of comprehensive reckoning and disintegration.

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Hello, friends of the audience. Today we are going to do another video talking about what kind of period Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have reached now. I have always been talking about it, in fact, many Chinese people have been saying that Xi Jinping is what is called the Chief Accelerator. This is something everyone was talking about many years ago, and it makes a lot of sense, a lot of sense. As long as you understand the current situation of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Xi Jinping, supposing Xi Jinping were still implicit, still implicit, holding supreme power without being so high-profile, without being so high-profile, still feeling that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is still a collective leadership, what would happen? The West wouldn't react, the Chinese people wouldn't react either, wouldn't react at all.

For example, in the past, Deng Xiaoping was actually a dictator as well, but he delegated some power to those below him, to his cabinet and other members. Each person had their own area of responsibility—you handle this, he handles that. The situation with Deng Xiaoping was different at that time; he was already quite old when he held power. Look, he was in his 90s. You see, his actual period of governance lasted for many years. He kept making comebacks; he was a veteran figure of the CCP. By the 1990s, Deng was physically failing, but his thinking was still sharp. In that era, he delegated some power to other CCP leaders, which misled the West. Everyone was immediately misled by the West, as they believed Deng was different from Mao. Mao was a complete dictator at the time, a total dictator. Later, Jiang Zemin followed this same approach. Although internally he was also completely absolute—he could kill whoever he wanted and do whatever he pleased, with no one able to stop him—on the surface, he was very subtle. He acted very discreetly, leading people to believe that others still held some power. For example, Zhu Rongji; everyone praised him, but in reality, almost all of Zhu Rongji's actions were decided by Jiang Zemin behind the scenes. Jiang pushed Zhu to the front to manage the economy, but behind the scenes, it was Jiang who made the final decisions and set the tone. Major events were all handled by Jiang; Zhu Rongji did not have much real power, but he could perform—he knew how to put on a show. In the Hu Jintao era, it was the same. Look at how Wen Jiabao would hold press conferences; it felt like the entire Communist Party team was a collective leadership where everyone could speak. At that time, it was like that. Within the Communist Party's cabinet, you could speak, but it didn't necessarily mean your words had any effect. However, at the very least, it gave the impression of a collective leadership; it wasn't a total dictatorship, even though it was essentially a completely dictatorial regime. With Xi Jinping, it is completely different. Xi Jinping is like a Red Guard; he thinks, 'I am the boss, and you must all listen to me. You are all my servants.' Look at Cai Qi, he looks like a pathetic dog, and Li Qiang is the same. Furthermore, the people he promotes are incompetent. Xi Jinping himself is incompetent, and he absolutely cannot tolerate capable people working with him. Whoever has ability, he kills. Li Keqiang is a prime example. In the end, Li Keqiang got angry and stood up to him. Li Keqiang, despite having been in the CCP for so many years, didn't know—he didn't understand at all—that such things could happen within the CCP. Everyone was misled, believing that the CCP had reformed and that events like those in the Mao era could never happen again. They thought, 'Even if I, Li Keqiang, say a few things against you, you wouldn't possibly want to kill me.' Li Keqiang was completely wrong, completely wrong. In the end, Xi Jinping did have the intent to kill. This is the current state of the CCP; everyone realizes it is a shackle, and that is the reason.

So, right now, in the more than ten years since Xi Jinping came to power, he has done one thing—the greatest thing, in my opinion. And what is that greatest thing? It is that he has allowed the whole world, and all Chinese people, to see clearly—to see thoroughly—the nature of the CCP. Regarding the nature of the CCP, in the past, everyone held a glimmer of hope for the Communist Party, believing that the Communist Party could be reformed. Many people in the past were what we called reformists. If you look at them now, those people overseas, the vast majority were reformists. For example, the students of June Fourth—I am not afraid of offending people by saying this—I know many of the June Fourth students. What were these people? At the time, they all hoped that the Communist Party... they didn't think the Party was wrong. In their cognition, there was nothing wrong with that. "Reform and opening up," we demand reform and opening up, we demand the abolition of one-party dictatorship, breaking the one-party dictatorship. At that time, none of them had the cognition—what was the cognition? The cognition that the CCP is evil. That if you break the one-party dictatorship of the CCP, it still won't save China, it will continue to harm China. They didn't have this cognition. So, my position is completely different from theirs. What is the CCP? The CCP must perish. Only through its demise... what is the nature of the CCP? The nature of the CCP is the nature of the Nazis. It is the nature of the Nazis. You say that when the Nazis were at that point, when they had reached that state, you say, "In Germany, let's try to find a way, let's cultivate a few other political parties, and then form a coalition government with the Nazis." Just think, is that possible? It is not possible, because they have committed too many evils. It is a completely, purely demonic group. The CCP is the same. So, under these circumstances, you break the one-party dictatorship—look at it now. Look at many of the CCP's supporters—not the CCP, but those who claim to be anti-CCP, those who claim to be rebels—actually, many of them were former supporters of breaking the one-party dictatorship. Some even still exist now, still dreaming. Just like those overseas who specifically hold up the banner of the Republic of China, "break the one-party dictatorship," demanding that the Republic of China and the CCP engage in unification, demanding that the CCP allow other democratic parties to enter, to compete with the CCP. Just think, is that possible? These people are naive. These people's thinking is the thinking of children, the thinking of people who haven't even reached ten years old, people who haven't even graduated from elementary school. Look at what the nature of the Communist Party is. Many people don't know, don't understand Xi Jinping. Many are even just pretending. Xi Jinping has done these things, and that has shattered the dreams of many of them. Now, many June Fourth students, former June Fourth students, they won't say "I want to redress June Fourth." Why? Because if you let the Communist Party redress June Fourth, it is equivalent to acknowledging its legitimacy. You, the Communist Party, you are just someone who made a mistake, not an evil regime. You have no legitimacy at all. Your governance on this land of China is completely illegitimate. These people never thought of this, they never had this kind of consciousness. They don't have this consciousness. What is the CCP? Look at its essence; it is an outsider. It is an outsider, it is the descendant of the Soviets. Its theories are all from the former Soviet Union, the Marxist-Leninist set, the Soviet set, this set of communism, this set of socialism. It is fundamentally not something localized. Therefore, the Communist Party must perish, it must be driven out of China. It is an invading force from outside. They may look like Chinese, like Han people, they may look like Chinese people, but in fact, their skin is Chinese skin, but their essence, their hearts, their thoughts, their purpose, are completely this Soviet set, this communist set, this Marxist-Leninist set. This stuff in the CCP is actually foreign goods. They are here to enslave the Chinese people, to enslave this country. Look at what they did later; it is the same. They kill Chinese people without hesitation. Once they got power, they killed. They hate the Chinese people to the bone. Hate. They are extremely, extremely hateful toward the Chinese people. Look at them, for so many years, look at how much land was taken away by the Soviets, by the Soviet Russia of that time, by the Soviets. So this is the nature of the Communist Party. You tell me, which evil regime would have such a great desire to kill its own people? You talk about Japanese militarism as the most evil, but they were all attacking foreign countries, people from other countries. Look at Germany; the ones they conquered and attacked were all these other foreign races. To have a desire to kill one's own people, only these kinds of people, the Communist Party, including the Khmer Rouge, the Vietnamese, including the Cubans, including these... these rotten, the rottenest, the Marxist-Leninist regimes. So these are all foreign regimes, they are fundamentally not local regimes. The Communist Party must perish, only the Communist...

The collapse of the CCP, Xi Jinping has achieved it. Xi Jinping has tortured the Chinese people, tortured the Chinese people until they woke up. Now many people are already, never before, from 1949 to the present, never before, the Chinese people have never been so awakened. And young people, a massive number of young people are awakening. For the CCP to perish, previously it was only a few people. Previously in China, voices like the CCP perishing were extremely small, and some were killed. At that time, being able to shout that the CCP would perish, everyone still had a dream about the CCP. From a theoretical perspective, it was depicted as a very beautiful society, but the final result was completely not that result. Therefore, the Chinese people were scammed. Thus, Xi Jinping today, the CCP today, has absolutely no way out, absolutely no way out, including Western regimes, domestic ones, surrounding regions, and surrounding countries. You know, the country of Japan actually, towards China, in the postwar period, is actually very friendly. It is a completely transformed thing, completely transformed compared to Japan during World War II. What I am saying, what I am saying, if you truly understand Japan, if you are overseas Chinese who have lived in Japan, what I am saying, they can understand, they can understand. Fortunately, I also used to go to Japan often, I am not out of touch with Japanese society, I also deeply understand Japanese society, its entire society, its entire public opinion, it is actually very friendly toward the CCP and toward the Chinese people, very friendly. You think of such a nation, look at how much Japan gave to China after China's reform and opening up. Those Japanese people later were like atoning for their sins, continuously giving to this Chinese country, feeling that our war caused such massive trauma to your entire nation. And China, much of Japan's culture comes from foreign culture. It is an island nation after all, its history seems long, but its culture is all foreign culture. Starting over a thousand years ago, it continuously interacted with China, learning from China. You look at many things in Japan, traditional culture that you cannot see in China, you can see deep-rooted in Japan. Not just China's, it also learned from the West. Japan was the earliest country in the entire Asian region to accept Western culture, so it later became very powerful. It should be said that Japan at that time was also a very humble nation. Later, it later transformed because it suddenly expanded. After expanding, it began expansionism and aggression, doing these things, and later it turned into something resembling a demon. But this has nothing to do with the Japanese nation; it was mainly a small clique that controlled this country, just like China. Look at the ordinary people in China, controlled by the CCP, and the CCP is evil, so the entire nation turns into an evil country. Now when you hear Chinese people, you hear the whole world shaking their heads, right? Truly, I have always said, the people who actually won face for the Chinese people are all the overseas Chinese who came out in the 1980s and 1990s. These people are top-notch and elite. Including, actually foreigners also view Taiwanese people in the same way as Chinese people. As long as you speak Chinese, everyone considers you Chinese, right? So you look at Taiwan's subsequent rise, which actually won a lot of face for China. Now you see the CCP still scolding Taiwan. These grand-grandsons of the CCP scold Taiwan every day about unification. How can you unify others? You are an evil society, how can you unify a civilized society, right? If you annex others, that is aggression. In this world, only civilization can infiltrate evil societies, and then those societies slowly get better. Supposing you are an evil society, and you want to annex a civilized society or a civilized country, then this world will constantly slide downwards, a major landslide. The relationship between China and the United States is the same. So now the entire Chinese people, the whole world is waking up, the whole world is waking up, even God is waking up, God has eyes and is watching him. Xi Jinping up to this point today, he is, God is punishing him. He does, as long as you have a little bit of thinking, you look at everything Xi Jinping has done, he is hanging bomb after bomb on himself, burying a bomb around himself. That bomb suddenly explodes, all at once he is finished, he loses his life. I am saying this today: Xi Jinping, regardless of whether he falls from power this time or not, Xi Jinping's entire family will inevitably be thoroughly liquidated in the future. All of the more than 3 000 billion US dollars, more than 3 trillion US dollars—I have calculated it, more than 3 trillion US dollars is the accumulated trade surplus of over ten years from the Chinese people, the sweat and blood money of the ordinary Chinese people. These monies cannot even be seen in the national treasury, at least not seen on the books. Where did this money go? Who can touch this money? Xi's family, no second family can touch it, no second family can touch it. Not just 3 trillion US dollars, you listen and it's terrifying, listen

Terrifying, but this is a fact. This is a fact, along with the assets of other Communist Party families. Xi Jinping is swallowing them up system by system. Today's Chinese society—today's Chinese society has woken up. Everyone—people have an instinct for self-preservation and self-protection. Look at what Xi Jinping is arresting now. You know, from this year until around September, Xi Jinping has arrested at least—within the Communist Party, just this year within the Communist Party, he has arrested well over 1.2 million various cadres. He has liquidated 1.2 million cadres within the CCP. We see things like: today five tigers are struck, tomorrow three tigers are struck. Many tigers, so-called tigers, are provincial-ministerial officials or bureau-departmental officials. Big tigers like this—inside the Communist Party, they are called big tigers. Actually, once you arrest one, it's actually a whole chain. The Communist Party is entirely official chains, official chains. You strike one person, and the entire official chain goes under; you strike one person, and the entire official chain goes under. If you strike one person, it is very likely that a whole string underneath, the entirety of his official chain, gets uprooted. And once uprooted, that might mean hundreds of people, or even thousands of people, even involving many enterprises. Because industry and commerce officials—these officials are often connected to enterprises, connected to corporate bosses. Enterprises today—they're done for. I was just talking about Liu Yonghao. Liu Yonghao used to be so arrogant and awesome; he was in traditional industries, in the feed industry. Just imagine how much debt he had to sign for—liabilities at over 70%, book losses up to now totaling over 80 billion. Liu Yonghao has already suffered these losses. Just think, people like this—ultimately, people like this—if you are with the Communist Party, if you want to make it big within the Communist Party, you have to collude with the Communist Party. Once you collude with the Communist Party, you step into this kind of pit. Entering this pit means you have to choose a side. Who do you stand with? Who do you stand with? Well, that person—the Communist Party is constantly replacing people batch by batch. One chain is struck down, one official chain is struck down, and then you get replaced too. So Liu Yonghao reaching this point today is an inevitable result, not an accidental one. Right now, everything we see—I've said this before—all the former tycoons we see will end up in prison in the future; not a single one will escape. Why, how so? Look at Mao's era; it was actually just like this. After the socialist transformation of capitalist industry and commerce, once these people's assets were completely liquidated, later on, during the Cultural Revolution—the joint state-private ownership happened in 1956, and over ten years to 1966, this entire decade of time, these people actually lived like miserable slaves. They used to be bosses, national capitalists. My family is such a family; this is extremely clear, I am very clear about it. And there were so many national capitalists in Shanghai, how did those people live back then? By 1966, the disaster arrived in full. The Communist Party would not let them go, ultimately reducing them to absolute poverty. If you managed to run out, if you ran out, then you were awesome. Those who ran out back then, like people such as Tung Chee-hwa before, those who ran out were awesome. They ran out in 1948 and 1949, Tung Chee-hwa's family ran out, and later he developed in Hong Kong. But supposing he hadn't run from Hong Kong—look, I'm talking about Tung Chee-hwa's family right now, look at how this family will surely be destroyed by the Communist Party in the future. If the outside doesn't destroy them, once the Communist Party collapses, these countries and these families will all perish, because they are colluded with the Communist Party. Even if the Communist Party were still in power, they would have to perish; the Communist Party would process them from within. What is the Communist Party called? The Communist Party is called the proletarians, right? Having property is a crime, in the Communist Party's rhetoric, in the Communist Party's logic. Therefore, the CCP up to today, having developed to this day, has no way out, absolutely no way out. Look at it now, you might be thinking internationally, from the international perspective and domestically, domestically speaking, the whole country—regardless of politics, economics, culture, finance, construction, various aspects, all of technology from every aspect—is there any single piece of good news that is favorable to the Communist Party? Is there any good news favorable to the CCP? Completely none, all of it is negative news. When these negative news stories pile up, pile up to a certain degree, the Communist Party will completely collapse. The entire world has seen through the CCP; no one is willing to do business with you, no one is willing to—the Communist Party no longer has a single normal, genuine partner anywhere in the world, no genuine partners. What is the Communist Party facing right now? It is facing infighting, facing—now look at Xi Jinping, our military, the Communist Party's military, he is the chairman of the Central Military Commission. When people's hearts scatter, all the gun barrels will point at him, point at him. Once a war breaks out, he will become the termination point. The situation is just like this right now, so Xi Jinping—I think it would be best if Xi Jinping just collapsed on a hospital bed right now, collapsed.

Just don't get up in the future, step down on the grounds of medical retirement, then find someone else to replace him, and then make a major change. Perhaps this country can become slightly normal again; otherwise, it will never grow. The leaders he cultivates in the future will actually be just like him. These people are all incompetents; they are all evil dictators. Is this country still going to be saved? There is no salvation. In his 13 years, Xi Jinping has done one thing: lifting a stone only to drop it on his own feet, and making everyone else smash him with it as well. This is Xi Jinping. He has led the entire nation into a ditch, into an abyss, making all ordinary people pay the price for him. This is what Xi Jinping is doing now, so he is bound to perish. That is why, looking at Xi Jinping, I already knew back in 2018. A person like Xi Jinping will definitely—there is a Chinese saying, come to a bad end—definitely come to a bad end. Now, if you look at the situation this way: the greater the leader is, the more they boast, the more painful the people are, and the harder the lives of ordinary people are. The disaster of the entire nation is caused by the greatness of the leader. Therefore, Chinese people—in my video this morning, I was saying that if Chinese people do not rebel, your future descendants are all doomed. Right now, we are relying on God, relying on God for Him to take him away, and then this country will still have some hope. In the future, Xi Jinping and the CCP have no way out whatsoever, no way out at all. Now, suppose Xi Jinping is finished; now everyone, people inside the Communist Party, must also reflect. They also have descendants, they also want to have family continuity and bloodline continuity. If the Communist Party keeps going, will these people have a good outcome or not? In a society, in a country, under what circumstances will people have a sense of security? It is freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. Only under such a framework does everyone have a sense of security. As long as you don't touch the red line of the law, and you don't act as an evil or bad person, then you are safe. Therefore, the Communist Party—I believe, I believe the Communist Party in the future will surely... Xi Jinping pretends to fall, and the Communist Party, including the Chinese people, will definitely reflect on our entire process from 1949 to the present, ultimately dissolving and disintegrating the CCP, liquidating the CCP, and then completely grafting this entire set of Western systems of freedom and democracy onto... Right now, Taiwan is walking this path. Taiwan used to be a dictatorship as well; in that era, Chiang Kai-shek's era, it was a dictatorship. Look, it walked out of it. At least now—we are not saying that right now the entirety of Taiwan isn't a completely normal society; I cannot say the entirety of Taiwan isn't a completely normal society—look at Taiwan, look, there are still these people embracing the CCP again. Just think, these people are definitely not normal, and their force is still quite strong. If this force is wiped out, if this force collapses, then Taiwan will become a normal society like that. I hope this country will have a way out in the future; this is the vision of every Chinese person, the vision of every Chinese person. Alright, I've chatted with everyone for another half hour. We hope, we hope China changes, we hope China changes, we hope Xi Jinping and the CCP perish together, we hope Chinese people, every single Chinese person... Today a friend of mine was chatting with me, a friend in mainland China was chatting with me, and he said your videos are very popular in mainland China right now. I said I hope, I hope to speak some words of conscience. Some people are still saying you are just doing it for traffic; you really don't understand me, these people really don't understand me. If I were doing other things—right now doing my shows takes some time—if I were doing other things, making money would be so much more than this, I don't even know how much more. Thank you all for watching.