Philippine Military Aircraft Defy the CCP Forces! Xi Jinping's Strategy to Dominate the South China Sea Is Failing Completely.

This episode is hosted by Huli Ren, mainly analyzing the incident where a Philippine military plane circled over Scarborough Shoal to assert sovereignty, and pointing out that Xi Jinping's hegemony strategy in the South China Sea is failing completely. The host deeply discusses the geopolitical game in the South China Sea, the deterrence against the the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) by the US, Japan, the Philippines, and multiple Western countries as well as the potential mobbing effect it may trigger. At the same time, the video analyzes the political trends in Taiwan, the Lai Ching-te government's crackdown on CCP infiltration, and the fate of the pro-CCP faction of the Kuomintang, emphasizing that the South China Sea conflict may become the fuse for the collapse of the CCP regime.

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Hello, audience and friends! Today I am going to report some news to you. Today, the spokesperson for the Southern Theater Command of the CCP talked about a matter: on October 3, a reconnaissance aircraft of the Philippine military circled over the airspace of Scarborough Shoal to assert sovereignty. Now, this matter—actually, the Scarborough Shoal issue has been going on for a long time. I once told you that back in 2013, the CCP forcibly went head-to-head with the Philippines at Scarborough Shoal. At that time, it was the Obama era. Considering that the CCP's economy was relatively good at the time and its relationship with the CCP was very close, Obama did a very stupid thing: he used diplomatic and political means to make the Philippine military withdraw from Scarborough Shoal. The reason was actually very simple, which was to avoid a conflict between the two sides. Later on, it turned into the CCP implementing hegemony in that place, constantly declaring that Scarborough Shoal belongs to it. The CCP drew a nine-dash line back then, enclosing almost the entire South China Sea and turning it into its exclusive economic zone. In fact, the Scarborough Shoal area has always been the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines.

Back then regarding Scarborough Shoal, the Philippines refused to recognize the CCP's hegemony and took the case to the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague. Because the matter was very obvious—Scarborough Shoal is very close to the Philippines, and Scarborough Shoal cannot even be called an island; it is a reef without any land capable of supporting habitation or other facilities—under such circumstances, the international arbitration tribunal ruled that the CCP violated the laws of an international maritime convention at the time, and it has continuously destroyed and supported the Philippines. Under such circumstances, countries actually draw their internal seas and exclusive zones in accordance with this United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Thus, the CCP turned into practicing hegemony in the South China Sea. Therefore, the South China Sea has always been the Achilles' heel of the CCP. That is why I have always said that if Western countries want to use military force against the CCP, according to current legal principles, there is only one place where action can be taken immediately: the South China Sea. They can completely destroy all the facilities built by the CCP in the South China Sea. As long as they take action, they can destroy all of them. Once destroyed, it will then trigger a war against the CCP.

Look at how the Philippines and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have constantly been at odds in Scarborough Shoal and various other places in the Spratly Islands. This includes the CCP bullying not just the Philippines, but also Malaysia, Indonesia, and various other Southeast Asian countries in the South China Sea. This even includes Vietnam—the CCP is simply a rogue state! In the past, it robbed ordinary citizens, and later, once it grew stronger, it began seizing peripheral land and peripheral maritime areas. Yet when it comes to hardline states—for instance, its daddy, Russian Daddy—it is completely different. Massive amounts of territory were ceded to Russia and the former Soviet Union with step-by-step retreats. This is the CCP; this is the CCP, bullying the weak and fearing the strong.

Yet the Philippines is a completely different country; it is a nation with faith. I have told everyone before that the Philippines is a nation with faith. Look at this country—it is not very developed or very wealthy, but it has culture, ideas, and above all, faith. The Philippines was previously controlled by Spain and spoke Spanish. Later, it became a territory of the United States. Because of this, Filipinos ended up speaking English, and many Filipinos we meet in the US have exceptionally good English.

喜び (The CCP has always been plotting to swallow Taiwan, but Taiwan cannot be swallowed; swallowing Taiwan is a pipe dream. Look at Taiwan: fighting Taiwan is actually fighting the United States, and fighting Japan. As I’ve said to you before, if you make a move against Taiwan, Japan will take action. Many people don't understand why Japan would take action. What kind of channel is this Taiwan route? It is a route vital to Japan. When Japan travels toward the Indian Ocean, it has to pass through this area. Once Taiwan is controlled by the CCP, this route is effectively controlled by the CCP. Once a Sino-Japanese conflict breaks out, the CCP would have a pretext because Taiwan supposedly belongs to it. Under these circumstances, Japan will definitely take action.

So you see, here comes the problem: the moment the CCP attacks any country in the entire South China Sea or Southeast Asia, it actually triggers a massive group brawl, and Western countries will unanimously join the war. The Philippines is the same; the US, Japan, and the Philippines form an alliance, and Taiwan is actually part of this US-Japan-Philippines-Taiwan coalition as well. Of course, if the Philippines and the CCP start fighting, the United States will definitely enter the war, and Japan will definitely enter the war as well. Taiwan might not directly enter the war, but Taiwan's intelligence system can continuously provide all sorts of military intelligence to the US, Japan, and the Philippines, so in principle, Taiwan is also participating. Of course, if you attack the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia will also definitely enter the war, trapping you tightly. Therefore, the CCP has no capital whatsoever to launch any war, especially in the South China Sea. It dares even less; it simply wouldn't dare to fight. Right now, it doesn't even dare to fight India. Under these circumstances, you could say that the CCP has no standing in the South China Sea whatsoever—first of all, it fails all legal tests. The moment you attack the Philippines, it turns into a group brawl; the moment the US military intervenes and the Japanese military intervenes, European militaries will also begin to intervene. Do you all remember some time ago, a Dutch warship sailed directly into the South China Sea, close to Vietnamese waters near the Paracel Islands, to support the Vietnamese? Actually, they went there simply to declare that this area is international waters, not yours, the CCP's. Later, that Dutch warship seemed to have some minor friction with the CCP before sailing away. This proves that once a war breaks out in the South China Sea, a large number of European militaries will also begin to enter. Right now, if anyone fights the CCP, the moment the CCP dares to launch any war, what does it trigger? It triggers a group brawl, just like the Eight-Nation Alliance back then. Moreover, the moment a war breaks out, the CCP and Xi Jinping's regime will inevitably collapse completely.

Some say that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will engage in these localized wars with other countries, but there is no possibility of localized wars occurring. Once a war breaks out, if even a single country in the South China Sea takes military action against the CCP, the CCP will immediately flee and avoid the war; it dares not engage in military confrontation with any country. These Southeast Asian nations may appear to be small, but in reality, they are a coalition. You see, they have no major conflicts among themselves; they have only one target, one enemy, and that enemy is the CCP. Once the CCP is taken down, all their South China Sea disputes and maritime territorial disputes will completely dissolve. Furthermore, once the CCP is taken down, the economies of these countries will suddenly rise. Currently, the economies of these countries are being suppressed by the CCP. These countries used to have excellent manufacturing sectors, but later, after the CCP began to rise and started selling at low prices, it crushed the economies of these countries. If you look at Southeast Asia in the 1950s and 1960s, its economy was completely incomparable to that of the CCP. When others were eating meat, the CCP couldn't even afford to drink soup. If you really want to compare economies with Southeast Asia, it was only from the late 1990s to after 2000 that the CCP's economy began to rise. I went to Southeast Asia in the 1990s; going there at that time was like going to a Western country. There were cars and high-rise buildings everywhere, and the people's lives were quite stable. They didn't lack food or clothing, nor did they experience the kind of massive economic turmoil that occurred domestically. These countries' economies were relatively stable. So now, look at China, are there any Thai people fleeing to China? No. Are there any Malaysians fleeing to China? No. Only people from the CCP's China, who can no longer make a living, run to those places. They run there because they have suffered political persecution. Now, many Chinese people are running to Southeast Asia; they can't get away, they can't come to Western countries, so they can only run there to escape the Communist Party, to escape this evil regime.

Therefore, I still maintain that if a war breaks out in the South China Sea, the Philippines might lead the charge, then Japan would start to participate, and then the United States would certainly participate. The US, Japan, and the Philippines are a military alliance; if you trigger a war against any one of them, you will immediately be ganged up on. Once the United States enters the war, and since the US itself is a NATO member, other countries will also follow suit. Once a war breaks out, massive economic sanctions will begin. So the CCP has no way out externally; it has only one method, which is to continuously enslave its own people. It can trample on and manipulate the more than one billion Chinese people at will. It has no way to do that anywhere else. So, Xi Jinping's current hegemony in the South China Sea cannot succeed; it is failing all the way. Look at how Xi Jinping, for political purposes, has had some conflicts with Vietnam in the Paracel Islands; Vietnam is now also starting to dredge sand and build islands in various archipelagos in the Paracels. Ultimately, these islands—the various types of islands the CCP has built there—will eventually be returned to other countries; this is the final result. You cannot station troops there long-term, surround the entire South China Sea, and think it is your own exclusive economic zone where you can arbitrarily stop people from fishing or extracting oil; the CCP definitely cannot achieve that.

Today, a Philippine military aircraft and reconnaissance plane asserted sovereignty over Scarborough Shoal. Right now, conflicts are extremely fierce around the various islands of Scarborough Shoal. As I mentioned to you in an incident a couple of days ago, a Taiwanese warship continuously blasted a Chinese mainland fishing boat with high-pressure water cannons. Many netizens and viewers should have seen this clip; the video shows the fishing boat in a very miserable state. Whenever these Chinese mainland fishing boats manage to venture into Taiwan's waters, there is usually the shadow of the Chinese military behind them. How could ordinary folks out fishing possibly go to such a place? Once a major incident occurs, the fishing boat captains are the ones who will suffer. These so-called Chinese mainland fishing boats are often used by the Chinese military to provoke conflicts. Nowadays, Taiwan is no longer afraid of you, and the Taiwan government is well aware of this. Look at Lai Ching-te's administration; it is very tough. During this time, Lai Ching-te has cracked down on many CCP infiltration agents on the main island of Taiwan, and he has begun using legal means to arrest CCP agents, including celebrities. There was a guy from the former Little Tigers group who later went to China, divorced his wife, and married another wife in China. I forgot the specific name of that guy, but he was one of the former Little Tigers members, over fifty years old, who also acted as a mouthpiece for these people just for money. The ultimate consequence is being driven out of Taiwan, or going straight to a Taiwanese prison. That is the fate of these people—traitors to Taiwan. As Taiwan's international status continues to rise and a large number of Western countries continuously support it behind the scenes, under these circumstances, the Kuomintang (KMT) has no chance of winning at all. I have always maintained my view that the ultimate decision-maker in Taiwan's elections is actually the United States and the West, and it has nothing to do with the CCP. No matter how much momentum the CCP tries to build or what different means it uses to threaten the Taiwanese public, these tactics are already outdated. If you tried this twenty years ago, ordinary Taiwanese people might have cast their ballots for the KMT, but not anymore. Now everyone knows you are just borrowing someone else's power to intimidate Taiwan, just coming to threaten Taiwan. Everyone has seen through the CCP, and they have also seen through the KMT. Today's KMT has rotted to the point of completely losing its shame, including people like Cheng Li-wen, Hung Hsiu-chu, and Ma Ying-jeou—they are all pro-CCP. These people will end up in Taiwanese prisons in the future because they inevitably have intricate ties with the CCP. Once Taiwan's intelligence and judicial agencies confirm it, these people will go straight to prison.

Therefore, we must support democratic Taiwan. In the past, we could support the KMT, but now we absolutely cannot support the KMT. Supporting the KMT is tantamount to handing Taiwan over to the CCP. If Taiwanese voters cast their ballots for the KMT again, it is equivalent to jumping into the sea and handing Taiwan over to the CCP with your own hands. Normal Taiwanese people would never agree to this. I believe normal Taiwanese people make up the vast majority in Taiwan. Although there are many swing votes—some are strong supporters of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and some are strong supporters of the KMT—there is a massive body of undecided voters. As the Communist Party's reputation globally gets worse and worse and its status gets lower and lower, while democratic Taiwan's status globally gets higher and higher, this is the prevailing trend. The ordinary people of Taiwan will cast these ballots for the DPP. Although the DPP has some internal problems, with continuous development, I believe they will only get better and better. Alright, we will chat about this topic here. Please pay attention to the South China Sea incident and the conflict between the Philippines and the CCP in the South China Sea. This is very likely to trigger a transition from a regional local war to a large-scale war, and it is also a triggering point, a very crucial trigger point and fuse, for the demise of the CCP. Thank you for watching, and see you in the next episode.