CMC: One Battalion, and the Mainland Becomes Syria!

First of all, let me state clearly, it wasn't me who said this, nor was it said from heaven, it was said by the Central Military Commission, and it was just one platoon that was deployed to Syria! It should have been an order from the top leader, saying one battalion, which is ten times more than his previous display of power. Let's look at the details.

Today's mainland China is tense to the extreme everywhere. A few pieces of white paper, a few bicycles, a few zealous followers, a few copies of the Quran, a few internet celebrities, a few people withdrawing money from banks, a few people demanding wages, a few wedding banquet tables – any of these can tear a bloody gash in the face of the system. The whole of China is actually waiting for a single spark. Otherwise, why would deploying a platoon of military forces require special approval from the Central Military Commission? Why do you need to apply to hold a few wedding banquet tables? It's actually out of fear that a Syria 2.0 might happen in China. Isn't this telling everyone that one battalion, ten platoons of people, can start the Syria mode! This is the consideration of the authorities, Xi's consideration. Otherwise, why would the authorities be so afraid of dozens of people gathering together? It must be mentioned here that the Chinese military, normally, never even touches bullets. Even so, they are afraid of 30 people causing trouble. If there were an enemy battalion, wouldn't everyone get to touch guns and bullets? In that case, the sky would surely change.

When a regime has to rely on bayonets and military force to take every step, and the entire society is alienated and disobedient, people start to feel that the great tree is about to fall. Then, a single spark can burn away all the illusory facade.

Some 'little pinks' will surely bring up the fact that 30 million people starved to death back then, and the country was still fine. Back then, there were three factors that are absent today.

(1) Mao's prestige

In '49, the whole nation worshipped Mao. By '59, his prestige reached its peak. Even as it began to decline, in the 60s, when he received the Red Guards, Mao was not afraid of being harmed even when facing millions of young people. You must realize that among millions of people, if someone had a gun, wouldn't that cause trouble? Mao was not afraid because he knew that the vast majority of ordinary people worshipped him like a god.

Mao only fell from grace after the Lin Biao incident. After that, he never dared to step out of Zhongnanhai again! He was suspicious and paranoid every day, so he quickly deteriorated both mentally and physically, and couldn't get out of bed. The fried rice incident made him die ten years earlier, and the Lin Biao incident made him die immediately.

Xi today doesn't dare to appear in front of crowds at all. Even with dozens or thousands of people, special arrangements must be made. Every time he visits a place, the surrounding two kilometers must be cleared of people. Not to mention seeing him through a window, you can't even imagine it. Recently, he went to Macau, and I heard that traffic was blocked for two days, with a thorough investigation. It was like killing everything that moved. Those who didn't know would think they were afraid people would recognize him as a body double.

Even so, they are still not at ease with the internal security bureau. Sun Lijun, Fu Zhenghua, and other top officials – there are not many they can trust. Now they are even turning the blade inward. Not a single soldier has been sent to Taiwan, but 2.5 million people have already been arrested domestically. And they want to turn the blade further? That would mean five million people, the vast majority of whom are former officials. If you calculate the ratio of officials, you might be shocked to find that being an official in the CCP is a more dangerous profession than being a firefighter in the United States. Firefighters don't drag their whole families into the fire, do they? If Xi were to receive millions of Red Guards like Mao did, he would surely be riddled with bullets on the spot. There are too many people who want his life, who are dissatisfied with him. He is now sitting on a pile of dry firewood, doused with oil, just waiting for that madman to bring a platoon to take his life, and his entire family's life. If you take the lives of millions of families, won't they come to take your life? So this matter could happen any day, in minutes.

(2) Information blockade was airtight.

At that time, many people in county towns had no idea that villages a few miles away were starving to death! Initially, it was the militia who guarded the villages, not allowing people inside to leave. Later, it was the People's Liberation Army who guarded the villages, meaning that people inside were not even allowed to leave the village to beg for food, dig for wild vegetables, or work in the fields! Tens of millions starved to death under these circumstances. This kind of complete isolation is not possible now. Try starving a region to death today. Unless you cut off the internet and block the roads, it will explode that same day. When lives are at stake, people will crash through roadblocks. Even if you deploy tanks and artillery, will you try it? Won't it attract a large crowd of onlookers?

(3) Deception of the enforcers

The reason why the militia and later the army so desperately sealed the villagers in their villages was by telling them that if these people came out, they would steal their food. Therefore, to have food for themselves, they had to guard strictly. The soldiers at that time were also from poor backgrounds and knew the taste of hunger. They also knew what these people would do if they came out, because they themselves had been among those people. It was under these circumstances that the CCP succeeded. Today, these points have long since vanished like smoke. To think that the regime can remain stable after another tens of millions starve to death is a pipe dream!

Look at Syria. In 12 days, with almost no fighting, it collapsed. The dictator fled because he knew he would lose his life if he was slow. So he didn't even notify his relatives, friends, or subordinates, and ran away, abandoning them.

In fact, the dictator's flight was out of helplessness, because he knew long ago that more than half of his relatives, friends, and subordinates had already fled. Those he promoted, whom he thought would fight for him to the last moment, he knew clearly that while these people were good at making money, they had already prepared their escape routes! As soon as there was a slight disturbance, they disappeared.

This tells us that if anyone believes the Syrian dictator's repeated claims that he had no escape plan and it was just a spur-of-the-moment decision, they will share the same fate as that foolish cousin who was hanged!

When the entire society is ready to flee, and you say the dictator has no escape plan, isn't that an understatement squared for fools and the mentally ill? So when you compare, you immediately understand why Russia is confiscating passports of civil servants – it's to prevent them from running faster than the top leader. But can you block the obvious path and not the hidden one? When the time comes, everyone will use their own methods to escape, and we'll see who runs fastest.

Here, I must remind the Han people in ethnic minority areas again: your noses must be sharper than dogs', prepare three escape routes, and be ready to run faster than rabbits. Otherwise, you will be the sacrificial lambs for the hundred years of oppression and exploitation. In those sensitive areas, the Han people will be exterminated! You have killed them to this extent, and eventually, they will release a hundred years of hatred in a few days. That will be terrible! Be prepared, this sword hanging over the heads of the Han people, forged by the Han people and sharpened, will inevitably chop off the heads of the Han people.

Back to Russia: the entire country, not a single platoon is allowed to be mobilized, all civil servants' passports are confiscated, even teachers' passports are handed over. But the arrears of civil servants are growing, so much so that even internet supervisors and police are not being paid. Eventually, the police sent to maintain stability sit with those demanding wages to demand their wages. So everything is rotten wood, and the day of collapse is not far away.

The state prohibits the transfer of invested money abroad, which tells us the country is bankrupt. Banks make every effort to make things difficult for those withdrawing money, which tells us the banks are bankrupt. Internet supervisors and police are starting to have their salaries delayed, which tells us order is bankrupt. Every inspection requires local traffic to be shut down, which tells us prestige is bankrupt. In fact, all of this is the consequence of the bankruptcy of Hong Kong's law and the subsequent bankruptcy of its credibility. Therefore, Hong Kong is no longer the Pearl of the Orient. Macau, ten times smaller than it, is the pearl in the palm. A place that relies on gambling has become the pearl in the palm of the CCP, because it is itself a high-stakes gamble run by a criminal syndicate. Now they live by force, not allowing private banks to operate, and forcing you to deposit money there; not allowing others to operate any pillar industries, yet they rob openly and secretly. So in the end, they themselves know their sins are monstrous, and they know that a platoon of soldiers, or a banquet for hundreds of people, will cost them their lives. This post mentions one battalion, but that's ten times more intimidating for them! They are being given enough face.

Back then, Hong Xiuquan sent an army of over 20,000, heading straight for Beijing. They were invincible all the way and reached Tianjin. If it weren't for the infighting within the Taiping Army, where would the Qing Dynasty's counterattack have come from? So this regime, seeing tens of thousands of people cycling, has already wet its pants.

Li Zicheng back then was also like that. He was down to just over a dozen followers, but in the end, he turned around and gathered millions of people again, because rebels were everywhere! This is the origin of a platoon: if thirty people rebel, the entire edifice collapses.

Look at the invasion of the Eight-Nation Alliance. There were only about ten thousand of them. In the places they occupied, if every Chinese person spat once, they would have been drowned. But the Chinese people spat their phlegm at their own rulers. What good can come of that! How many people voluntarily acted as guides. If these people wanted to be emperors in China, would the Qing Dynasty still exist?

When a country's rulers treat their own people like grass, in the end, all it takes is a single spark, and within a few weeks, the entire China can be liberated. So we will witness an event even more spectacular than the War of Liberation, where the entire system collapses within a few weeks, and it will happen in this Year of the Snake.

The Syrian army and police have the lowest incomes. Everyone is just trying to make a living. When you ask them to risk their lives to protect the authorities, in the end, not a soul can be seen. The Chinese military, for the past few decades, has been a group with extremely low income. Everyone looks forward to demobilization, hoping to get a minor official position in the local area after retirement to enjoy some privileges!

But that's only for a minority of officials. When it comes to the lower-ranking soldiers, they can't even arrange a decent job for their wives. So morale has been low for a long time. These people, if they don't engage in smuggling military supplies for extra income, they really can't survive a day.

This is why, when the Rocket Force, now the Navy, and later other branches of the military are investigated, everyone scrambles to be demobilized and leave this chaotic place as soon as possible, to avoid taking the blame for others.

To have such a group of people go to war, wouldn't that be a joke? So the two former ministers of defense...

It still has some conscience, telling the truth, and this is the consequence. Who would dare to tell the truth after this?

These days, the military encirclement of Taiwan is becoming more frequent. The possibility of attacking Taiwan is actually not high, but the real purpose is to use the encirclement to see who dares to move troops rashly and to lure out all the old foxes to catch them in one fell swoop, so that the 'One Big Leader' can sleep soundly. But if they really encounter old foxes, will they fall for it?

This makes one think of a hypothesis, of course, this hypothesis might become a reality and a real conflict might break out. If hostile foreign forces air-drop a few battalions of troops, and if even one battalion survives and starts advancing towards Beijing, could tens of thousands of anti-government rebels gather within a few days to overthrow the CCP?

It's really hard to say! A beautiful embroidered pillow is afraid of getting a hole burned in it, and the garbage inside will be exposed! A regime riddled with holes is afraid of an invisible army. You don't know how many 'hairy people' there are. With just a flag and a few assault rifles, firing a few shots into the sky, the sky will really fall!

However, the British psychic Parker recently saw China covered in mud, and he still doesn't understand what will happen. So this Mid-Autumn Festival, it will truly come true: 'One river, full moon, a city full of floods!' This will be a great disaster for the world, and it is what Great Xia has left to the world, not just a 50-meter tsunami, but also plagues and famine. Those who cheer for dictatorship every day, including dictators supporting dictators, will eventually be buried with it! Only then will the world be stable for a few years. May everyone sort out their family relationships and successfully enter the ark!