The Event Xi Jinping Fears Most Is Exploding Rapidly! The U.S. War Department Suddenly Moves Into Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense

The video points out that the U.S. Department of War (Department of Defense) has dispatched personnel for long-term stationing at Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense for the first time. This move is seen as a major signal of upgraded U.S.-Taiwan relations and distancing from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The host believes this marks a gradual "severing of diplomatic ties" by the U.S. with the CCP and a challenge to the legitimacy of the CCP regime. The video also analyzes the causes of the CCP's economic decline and emphasizes the important role of Falun Gong media in enlightening Chinese citizens with anti-CCP thoughts. The host argues that Xi Jinping is facing unprecedented difficulties, and international rejection and challenges against the CCP are intensifying.

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Hello, viewers and friends! I have some great news to share with you! This news is extremely shocking. Well, as you should know, U.S.-Taiwan relations were almost entirely terminated back in 1979. Back then, American politicians did something they still regret to this day—they began establishing diplomatic relations with the CCP, and at that time, the CCP was a murderous demon.

In order to divide the then-Soviet bloc, the socialist bloc, during the Cold War, those American politicians directly hooked up with the CCP. Ultimately, they turned this little demon—a little demon that was about to die—into a super-sized demon, even larger than the entire former Soviet Union.

Now things are completely the opposite. Look, a piece of news came out yesterday or today: the U.S. Department of War has actually started sending personnel to be stationed long-term at Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense. Just think, what kind of signal is this? In the past, everything was done covertly. What does covert mean? It means you bought my equipment, and I trained your troops, right? You adopted the U.S. military model, and what was the foundation of all this? The foundation was trade. Now it is completely different. This time, two Taiwanese media outlets suddenly broke a major, bombshell piece of news: personnel from the U.S. Department of War are stationed long-term in two batches—one batch from the policy department, possibly the policy division of the U.S. Department of War, and officials from that department have moved in; and another batch from the evaluation division, for war assessment.

Officials in these two batches have begun stationing themselves inside Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense. Can you imagine what this is? This is the beginning, similar to the period before 1997—well, before 1979. Look, in 1979, U.S.-China relations, the relationship between the U.S. and the CCP, ultimately led to the signing of diplomatic relations. Before that, it was like Kissinger and Nixon.

Anti-China incidents like these are just paving the way. Now the Department of War, the US Department of War is already extremely formidable, directly sending personnel to be stationed long-term. You give me a couple of offices in your Ministry of National Defense, in Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense, and I will work right there in that place. That is to say, directly linked up with the US. Linked with the US government, and completely linked up with all of these US military institutions. Previously, when something happened, it needed to go through, for example, an intermediary, an intermediate organization to transmit information back and forth between each other; now it is completely unnecessary. I even made a video episode this morning, saying that if you think the US forces and Taiwan's forces are two separate forces, then you are probably mistaken. They are completely integrated, and have been for so many years, completely integrated. Now it is entirely public. Look at this time when Xi Jinping visited the US, how many F-16 fighter jets were dispatched, a total of 66, landing in Taiwan immediately, shipped straight to Taiwan right away. Just think about it, right? It directly slapped Xi Jinping in the face, directly slapped Xi Jinping in the face.

So, you see, Taiwan is completely different now. Taiwan—I already made a show about it last year. I said last year, I talked about how 2026 will be a major diplomatic year for Taiwan. Do you know what Xi Jinping is afraid of? You know? What Xi Jinping fears most is not the common people rebelling, or infighting within the CCP; infighting can be dealt with through slaughter, he can slaughter them. Common people rebelling, he can suppress them. What is he most afraid of? The international society not recognizing the authoritarian government of this Communist Party, which is a challenge to the legitimacy of his regime. Look, ultimately, the relationship between the US and the CCP, the relationship between the West and the CCP, what kind of state will it reach in the end? It is that everyone will sever diplomatic ties with each other; this is inevitable, it is inevitable as things develop down the road, where everyone becomes hostile, right? Just like Iran and the US do not have diplomatic relations, just like back then Cuba used to have diplomatic relations with the US, and later severed ties, right?

So, under these circumstances, the US—look at whether the US will sever diplomatic ties with the CCP in the future? Eleven indicators, just look at how close the cooperation between the US government and the Taiwan government is. The closer the cooperation gets, the more it is moving in the direction of normal diplomacy. It is a trend, this kind of trend. And what is behind this trend? It is the gradual, gradual, gradual severing of ties with the CCP. What kind of relationship exists between the US and the CCP right now? There is fundamentally no political relationship, nor any so-called technological relationship, nor any other kind of relationship whatsoever. The only thing is that you still have a massive amount of Made-in-China products right now, which are hard for the US to buy elsewhere.

So right now I have no choice. If you cut off my supplies, then Walmart and Amazon, right? Maybe at Home Depot or Lowe's and those places, in the big box stores, there won't be these goods, there will be out-of-stocks, which will affect the lives of ordinary people in China and the US, right? If that happens, ordinary people in the US are going to rebel because I can't buy things. However, once Made-in-China is gradually replaced by various countries around the world...

Ah! Products made in China—from all over the world to the US, let's just talk about the US, these things procured from China are no longer needed, they are getting fewer and fewer, right? For example, previously, 95 percent of my things, or even 98 percent of my things, I could only procure from China. Then later, after the epidemic? Well, China could no longer provide things. Then other countries started to have things, and so it shifted now; it doesn't matter if the price is a bit higher. If the price is slightly higher, the same cup, maybe I procure it in Vietnam, or I procure it in India, it doesn't matter if the price is slightly higher. Procuring from that place, procuring from other places, means the ties are constantly being severed. Why is China's economy plummeting right now? With so many people unable to find jobs, this is actually the reason.

That is the very reason! Back during the pandemic, when you couldn't supply goods, people went elsewhere to source them. Originally, over ninety-plus percent of orders all went to China; later, they bypassed China, and now only seventy to eighty percent of manufactured products come from China. So, as Trump now asks why tariffs should be imposed on China, it is precisely to force American suppliers and buyers to source from other countries. They can just keep slapping tariffs on Chinese products. And what happens after tariffs keep increasing? Eventually, the prices of Chinese products become too high, absurdly high. Then I can go somewhere else, I can go to Mexico or other countries. Places that didn't produce these things before now see this market, realizing that the products you manufacture in China are too expensive and Americans can't afford them. So they think, "I'll produce this kind of product myself," which is often relatively easy to manufacture. You see, the things China produces have substitute countries and substitute enterprises; other nations can replace them.

Under such circumstances, procurement continually shifts to other countries. Therefore, as time goes on—just over the next two or three years, in another two or three years—you will see Chinese products becoming less and less common, and their proportion worldwide continuously shrinking. Only in countries with good relations with China will the volume remain large, as China relentlessly dumps goods onto those nations. Right? As for major nations, for instance, you see Taiwan—uh, wait, not Taiwan, Japan now—Japan is already unlikely to go to China to procure these things anymore. Of course, Japan didn't procure all that much from China in the past anyway, because Japan's own manufacturing is quite developed; that's one reason. Secondly, it is still because—since products made in China pose extremely high risks to the Japanese—there are many things you simply cannot import into Japan.

So this is the trend, this is the situation. Now, what is the relationship between the US and China? At present, it is a matter of continuously squeezing you economically—squeezing and squeezing. What is the ultimate goal of this squeezing? The goal is to eventually sever diplomatic relations with you, to deny your country, to deny this regime, the regime of this country, which means challenging the legitimacy of your regime. So you see, in the end, does the US still adhere to one China? Didn't you say one China? Then it's one China, right? I've established diplomatic relations with Taiwan. Just look at how strongly Taiwan is rising now!

Right? How powerful is Taiwan's diplomacy! Look, the Department of War—the Department of War has now directly stationed personnel in Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense, the US Department of War, sending two signals. One signal is that the integration of their diplomacy is getting stronger and stronger; that's one. Second is that by stationing US personnel in Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense—these are military personnel—it is actually a way of making Xi Jinping lose face. This deployment wasn't actually necessary. If our relations were good, they would never dispatch such personnel. This is already a direct challenge to you. The release of this signal actually means standing up to you head-on. The US is now standing up to you head-on. Do you dare to attack Taiwan? Of course, Xi Jinping will definitely not dare to attack Taiwan. Anyone who tells you Xi Jinping dares to attack Taiwan—just treat them as brainless. For so many years, have you seen any sign of it? Look, I spoke out in the media in 2019 saying it's impossible to attack Taiwan; has it happened? It's impossible. Look over these eight years, every day these people are clamoring about attacking Taiwan, attacking Taiwan. What are these people doing? They are singing the exact same tune as the CCP.

You know? Operating overseas, acting as the CCP, helping the CCP call for it. These people hate the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to the bone, you know? They mostly come from, more often than not, what background? They are part of the Republic of China faction, proponents of a unified China, advocates of grand unification. The reality right now is just like this: the reality is that you simply have no way to attack. All military forces of the US and Taiwan are jointly defended; how could you possibly attack Taiwan? You must be joking. Attacking Taiwan is tantamount to fighting the United States, essentially. Right? That is the fact, that is the fact! So, roughly speaking, Taiwan's diplomacy is becoming increasingly flexible now, and its diplomatic status is getting higher and higher.

Ultimately, the world has spent decades witnessing a truly democratic Taiwan, and has also seen that on the land of China, it is possible to complete the construction of a framework for freedom and democracy, as well as the construction of a political system; the Chinese people are fully capable of achieving this. Therefore, the Western desire to eliminate the CCP is becoming increasingly urgent, more and more urgent. Xi Jinping now has absolutely no way out; he has run out of options. Just look at any given day.

It is very likely that by the second half of this year or by next year, the diplomatic relations between the United States and Taiwan will begin to be upgraded. I once told you all about someone—what was his name? Li Da-lei? Or something else? He is the chief representative of the Taiwan government in the United States, which is essentially an ambassador. This person is very active in Washington, very active indeed, with various events almost every week or every month. These activities far exceed the frequency of activities currently held by the CCP's embassy in Washington. Moreover, high-profile figures often attend these events. This actually indicates that among the politicians in Washington, the vast majority recognize a democratic Taiwan, believing that our establishing diplomatic relations with Taiwan, our exchanges with Taiwan, and our engagement with Taiwan are those of a normal country, whereas engaging with the CCP is completely abnormal. This is the problem Xi Jinping is facing now. Well, this is the most headache-inducing issue for him. Look, once the legitimacy of his regime is challenged—every day, the various documents arriving on Xi Jinping's desk, almost none of them are good.

There is simply not a single piece of good news; it is all bad news. One moment, two planes arrive in Taiwan; the next, people from the U.S. Department of Defense arrive and are stationed in the Ministry of National Defense of Taiwan, right? Then, the bill regarding the organ harvesting incident by Falun Gong is passed by U.S. senators. Just think, does Xi Jinping have any good news left? Economically, there is absolutely nothing good. So Xi Jinping can only do this: on one side, a mountain of bad news, terrible news, is piling up against him; on the other side, he can only try to stabilize the country! Bragging, just bragging! As I just mentioned, these young people in China have already—many even minors—joined the anti-CCP ranks. This was unimaginable in the past. Look, when I was in school, during the Mao era, when I was in school, there was only one student like me. There was no second person who was anti-communist. Like when I was in Xujiahui, the primary school I attended—I still remember it, it was called Guinan Street Primary School, located opposite the Xuhui District Government, where I studied. In the winter evenings, before the winter break, when school was over, sometimes it was already getting dark, and sometimes we played until it was dark. 'Long live Chairman Mao'—at that time, I would draw a big 'X' over that. Just think, my childhood was spent like that, so just think about it.

When the Communist Party was facing that era, situations like this were something almost no adults dared to do. I was already doing this when I was a child. Just think about the young people today; it is completely different. Now their parents and their grandparents have already awakened, the entire family has awakened. So I have always been saying this, I have always, always been saying it. I say that Falun Gong has made a huge contribution to the entire humankind. Why is it a huge contribution? Look at how powerful their media is. We only know, for example, NTD, we only know the Chinese-language channel of NTD. Do you know how powerful the English-language channel of NTD is? It is about to surpass The New York Times, how powerful! NTD television station, almost all of its profits are generated by their English [content], generating a massive amount of profit every year. Many Westerners, foreigners, they listen to the English [broadcasts]. People have long-term subscriptions to the English-language channel of NTD television. Every month, NTD's revenue is tens of millions of dollars, or even hundreds of millions of dollars. Now, roughly half a year ago or a year ago, it had already reached that scale. Now more and more people subscribe every month. For example, if I subscribe to NTD's television station and program channel, I can watch your entire channel, right? I can do this completely unimpeded, right? Watching the programs of the entire channel every day, for example, every, ah, every month, I might pay USD 4 or USD 5, that's roughly, I'm just giving an example, you know, about a year ago, their subscription volume, their global subscription volume, was already in the tens of millions, long exceeding the tens of millions level. I estimate now it's probably around 20 to 30 million at the very least. Just think about how much revenue they must have, how much revenue? Just think about it, right? Therefore, these media outlets are continuously enlightening [people], continuously enlightening [them], telling the truth to the entire world. I once had, I had, I have a real example, I have a real one. Back around 2000-and-something, when Falun Gong had just emerged, around 2004 or 2005, I remember. At that time, I myself had an investment company in China, an investment company in Shanghai. My assistant, a Peking University graduate, was working in my company. At that time, he discovered the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party. After reading it through the entire night, he was thrilled to death, didn't sleep the whole night, thrilled to death. Wow! He said, Boss Hu, the next day when I went to work, he was already in the office because he hadn't slept all night, right? Oh, but he was very excited. I said, Why did you come to work so early? He said, Boss Hu, I discovered a good thing, the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party. At that time, there was already television, I mean watching video on the computer, it wasn't, wasn't books, I remember whether it was books, there was a video that they had already produced. Then he showed it to me. He said, 'I watched this entire thing and only then did I realize what kind of goods the Communist Party actually is.' Before that, he didn't know, he had been kept in the dark before. He didn't understand the Communist Party at all; he only knew that this society was evil. He knew the Communist Party was evil, but he didn't know exactly where the evil lay. Exactly, oh, this Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, this Nine Commentaries, he spent a whole night without sleeping to watch it, and suddenly everything became crystal clear. He [took] all of [it].

All the doubts in my heart were cleared up, explained clearly and thoroughly. You think about how much of an impact these things have on young people in China? Later on, I remember back then, there weren't these kinds of circumvention tools, no need to circumvent the Great Firewall. In the early 2000s, you didn't need to circumvent the Great Firewall. Then, many people in our company passed this around for all of us colleagues to read. We had a colleague who was originally from China. In college, he was a state-level 'Three-Good Student,' a 'Three-Good Student' recognized by the Ministry of Education; he was a Little Pink. After he read this, he never spoke well of the CCP again. You see, he already had it in his heart; he saw that these things were reality, real, tangible things, right? So, these are the real things. That's why later when I came to the United States, I said, if anyone is criticizing Falun Gong, these people are either evil or stupid, either evil or stupid, right? Hey, this is my personal experience; I won't even mention names. These people have names, they were my assistants, right? Of course I know. That, that, right? It hasn't been many years, just over twenty years, right? I know where they are working now. Ah, this is real, I tell everyone this is real history, real history. Later, everyone in our entire company read the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party,' and everyone understood very clearly in their hearts, what is this? This is the sharpest weapon to resist the CCP. Right? The CCP might be a sword, and this is the shield, this is the shield that defends you. Once everyone remembers, one person's enlightenment is a family's enlightenment, it is the enlightenment of generations. What Xi Jinping is doing now is the same, spending even more, even greater amounts of energy on propaganda, turning these Chinese children into little slaves, into little... every day instilling these CCP things into them, evil... whitewashing evil, packaging themselves, turning their own devilish bodies into the image of a god. The CCP is just like this, yes, including this Kim Jong-un, also the 'great savior of the people,' right? Before, this... this North Korea, we look at North Korea now, it is a purely idiotic country. Then, in their eyes, that's incredible! Hey, alright, now, the current Xi, the current Xi Jinping, his days are getting harder year by year, harder year by year. His propaganda is getting more and more urgent, which just proves that there are more and more people opposing the CCP now. Ah! I said opposing the CCP, not just domestically, but even abroad, all over the world. Look at this time Xi Jinping came to Washington, look at how many people are opposing the CCP! How many, a huge amount? Xi Jinping is coming again in December, coming again, coming where? Right here, in Florida, uh, this Miami, to attend the G20 meeting. You see how many people there are then? Now, the anti-Xi and anti-CCP wave, this kind of wave is already sweeping the whole world, the whole world. Xi Jinping is now the CCP, and he is now a street rat, just a street rat. You go find those Fujian gangs, look at them waving red flags for him, spending money to wave red flags, what's the use? It's useless, it's useless, ah, it's useless. The common people already have a clear mirror in their hearts, they have completely seen through your ugly face, the ugly face of the CCP, ah.

Alright, thank God, thank God, for constantly striking the CCP, constantly striking the CCP. Look, this time it came out again, what I'm talking about is this time, everyone can go online and check. Uh, the Department of Defense has already started to station in the Taiwan Ministry of National Defense. This is the first time since breaking diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979, the first time stationing, the first time stationing, ah. Alright, uh, I'll stop chatting about this topic here. Now we, look, I get very excited talking about this, do you know why? It's really true. Because the information I have now is completely unfavorable to the CCP. There is no good news for Xi Jinping. I tell you, Xi Jinping can't even sleep at night now, he can't sleep. Because we common people lost, that means we have no money. If the CCP loses, that means they have no lives, and it's the whole family losing their lives, everyone understands that now, right? So, I have always said, what is Xi Jinping facing now? He is facing life and death, and it is the destruction of his whole family, and a destruction from which he can never recover. Ah, this is what Xi Jinping is facing now. He has brought this upon himself to reach this point today, brought it upon himself. Alright, I'll stop chatting about this topic here, thank you all for watching, see you in the next program.