Xi Jinping hides like a ghost in Blair House; multiple bloody clashes between anti-communist and pro-communist groups in Washington.
The video reports on two major incidents that occurred during Xi Jinping's visit to Washington. First, Xi Jinping's motorcade took an unconventional route from Joint Base Andrews and on the way into Washington, while personnel from the CCP side guided anti-CCP protesters to the wrong location, causing them to miss Xi Jinping. Meanwhile, near the Waldorf Astoria hotel, groups supporting and opposing Xi Jinping clashed twice, with one incident resulting in injuries and bleeding, though no serious violence occurred. Additionally, the video analyzes Xi Jinping's limited left-hand movement in public, suggesting it may indicate poor health, and speculates that he actually stayed at the Blair House rather than the Waldorf Astoria.
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Hello, viewers! Let me report to you on what is happening in Washington right now. First, when Xi Jinping's motorcade left Joint Base Andrews, he didn't take the main gate but instead took a side exit. This was actually something they had planned long ago. Look.
In fact, among the protest groups, I believe there must have been CCP personnel who guided them to that specific location, to that main road. Actually, they should have split into several groups. If you were going to do this, you would have to understand how many exits there are at Andrews Air Force Base and find a way to station people at every exit, because you don't know. You are at a base as large as Andrews Air Force Base, which has many exits; how would you know? Do you know how cunning the Communist Party is? The embassy sent people.
They sent those people from the Overseas Chinese Association to find a group of people to welcome Xi Jinping at the main gate of Andrews Air Force Base. They were actually setting up a decoy, a decoy, because these anti-CCP protesters thought, "Oh, Xi Jinping is going to pass through here." Once they saw them there, everyone went to the main gate. And among the anti-CCP protesters, I estimate there were definitely Communist Party people; I think there were 100% Communist Party people.
These people led them there. They said, "Hey, Xi Jinping is here." Then everyone, without thinking, just waited there. In the end, they waited for nothing and shouted at the gate. Andrews Air Force Base is a very large base; if you shout there, you feel like you are very far away. You might think you can be heard, but in reality, you can't be heard at all; it's very far. The place where their plane parked was very far away; let alone being heard, even if you shouted with a megaphone, you wouldn't be heard. So Xi Jinping left. After he left, he got on the elevated road, got on the highway, and there is a highway, and there are driving lanes, all the way.
Driving along the lane the whole way, it took about twenty minutes, a little over twenty minutes, to reach Washington. You know how cunning the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is? The CCP is truly very cunning, just how cunning? They leaked information that the people, the democracy activists, these anti-communist protesters...
They led these anti-communist protesters to the Waldorf Astoria hotel. I mentioned earlier as well, the Waldorf Astoria hotel used to be Trump's hotel. That hotel, back then, used to belong to Trump, and later after being acquired by Hilton, it became a Hilton hotel, right? And then later it was renamed the Waldorf Astoria. So, this Waldorf Astoria hotel...
Xi Jinping probably wouldn't stay there. I already made a video this morning, or rather this afternoon, discussing this: where Xi stays, the hotel he stays at, should be Blair House, right next to the White House. It's connected to the White House area, and he could walk to the White House, but often he won't walk there out in the open like that. He still travels in a motorcade to Seventeenth Street, makes a very small, enclosed trip across, so these people didn't see Xi Jinping's motorcade at all.
Now videos have already been released. They said they didn't see it, and I also spoke with them on the phone. They said they didn't intercept Xi, didn't see Xi, didn't even catch a glimpse of Xi Jinping's motorcade—it was like playing hide-and-seek. Look at these people. The Waldorf Astoria also had the CCP dispatch a whole bunch of people there, hiring old men and women and paying them a few hundred bucks a month, a few hundred bucks each, hauled over in buses from New York and other places just to confuse them there. And while they were confusing things...
They got into fights, fights broke out. From what I saw, the news I received was that there were two fights. One time they were scrambling, probably fighting over something. Usually when they fight, it's like this: the anti-communist protesters hold some rather radical banners. Then these pro-CCP supporters, these old men and women, start yelling back and forth. After shouting, these old people—these old men and women can be quite vicious. If you fight against the CCP or the anti-communist protesters, you might get a reward of one or two thousand. So these old men and women, even though they look quite old, they are...
They are quite aggressive, you see, because there's money backing them up. Today you go and grab something, triggering a scramble among everyone, and it turns into—of course, it probably didn't get extremely violent, because the police were right there. The police are usually like this: no major bloodshed occurs. If someone gets knocked down or something, or occasionally gets knocked down and gets back up, they won't arrest you, because usually it's just both sides shoving each other. There isn't...
Severe or intense violence; it's just shoving each other, you pull me, I pull you. These people themselves, the police usually just separate them, and nobody gets arrested. So two fights broke out. In one instance, there were quite a few people—I saw some of the video, but I won't show the video here because showing these videos on YouTube isn't very good; YouTube is also very sensitive about this, so everyone can go online to check it out. One time, there were probably...
About five or six people from both sides. Another time, these anti-communist protesters carried a coffin—actually, it was just a coffin-like prop made of styrofoam, with things written on it about Xi Jinping and the CCP. While marching on the street, four people suddenly rushed over, four old men and old women. Usually, these anti-communist protesters wouldn't lay a hand on old men and women, they wouldn't start anything. The old folks are elderly; if they scratch you or pull at you, how are you supposed to deal with them? You see they are old and you can't really do anything. Even though these people are Little Pinks, they are elderly, and that's usually how it is.
If you were to make a move, he might just collapse. In that case, should anything happen, the situation would become very hard to handle. Instantly—if you really were to knock him down—the police are just like that: the police would arrest you right away, arrest you immediately, slap the handcuffs on and haul you off. Actually, when everyone goes over there to protest, it is basically still a relatively peaceful protest. But seeing old men and women whose eyes aren't red anymore... if they were to see the car of Xi Jinping, that would be different. At that moment, the blood would rush to their heads. These people would be looking at their enemy—when enemies meet, their eyes turn red with hatred—Xi Jinping.
And what about Xi Jinping? This time, after heading back—this trip to Washington—the whole journey was relatively safe, with no actual interception incidents occurring. This person Xi Jinping, I think, if you just wait and see, heaven will take him, and then you'll know. His left hand can no longer move; the fingers on his left hand can already no longer move. I just made a video talking about this matter. I went back and re-watched all of his public footage from this recent visit, the public videos, and the five fingers of his left hand did not move at all. They stayed in that exact position, staying in that exact position.
It is this very obvious numb posture, meaning his nervous system—the nerve endings here, perhaps the nerves of the fingers—have already developed a problem. He has definitely suffered a stroke. Normally, you see, I've always been—suppose normally, he would have a pinching motion or something, like "hello, hello." When he shakes hands with Trump, shaking hands with Trump is done with a single hand, shaking hands with a single hand. It's just that when a little girl came over to present flowers, he put that left—because he wanted to shake hands with the little girl, shake hands with a little girl, he placed the fresh flowers in his left hand.
He placed them in his hand; this hand can move, but this one cannot move, this one is already numb. He just took it slightly, took it for a moment, and immediately took it away, immediately took it away. I can conclude that this—this right now, Xi Jinping's left hand is one hundred percent having problems. Throughout all of this, I think this kind of incident often—these kinds of symptoms—is definitely a manifestation of a minor stroke, a minor stroke manifestation that caused him at his age—you look at his behavior, look at this kind of—this person's...
Appearance, you can tell from his complexion that this person is just—just a patient, just an elderly patient already. Therefore, heaven will take him, although he wasn't intercepted, wasn't intercepted. Look, there's also these past couple of days, and tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow. He is now hiding out in the Blair House. I just told the folks over there, I said he.
Will not appear at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel; he should be at the Blair House. I said you might have been fooled, you might have been fooled. It looks like they were waving things around in that place, but actually it's a muddled trick to confuse you, actually to confuse you. The real hotel is right there at Blair House, right by the White House, so they said, "Oh, how disappointing, we didn't—uh, didn't—didn't get to see Xi Jinping's car, right? Didn't get to see it," because some of those Communist Party people were playing tricks to bamboowezzle you. And inside the pro-democracy movement, there must definitely be some people, these people—when I was in Washington before, I used to encounter such people.
These people are very bizarre. When they talk to you and ask you questions, you just know: this person is not a very normal person. Of course, I am someone who came out of the business world, out of China's commercial market. You see, I am still quite sensitive; when you are discussing matters with me, I roughly have to weigh your worth, figure out just how much weight you carry and which faction you belong to, which I can sense. So within this circle, someone deliberately diverted them and led them to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
Ah, it was also Washington, also a battlefield! There were two clashes, one where roughly five or six people on both sides got into a fight, with the police right in the middle, right in the middle, trying to break up the fight on the side. Then everyone used flagpoles—some flags have wooden poles, right? Using those poles, people were beating each other like that, without any bloodshed occurring... though in the video I saw some people bleeding, with blood on their hands.
Ah, a bloody fight occurred, but it wasn't the kind of extremely serious fighting incident, so, up until now, no one has been arrested. I don't know about tomorrow. I estimate that every time, often in situations like this, every time, someone will be arrested. Ah, sometimes it's unclear which side, it's unclear which, the police don't care; whoever did the hitting and injured the person on that side, they just arrest the person who did the hitting. As for the other person who was injured, the ambulance just took them away directly. That's how it is.
Alright, it's very lively, very lively! Alright, let's see what happens tomorrow. Alright, thank you all for watching! If there is any news, I will do another live stream for everyone. Thank you all for watching! Ah, see you in our next program.