Hu Jintao forcibly yanked from CCP Congress, Xi Jinping stares him down

In a shocking move, Xi Jinping had China's former top leader and Xi's predecessor, Hu Jintao, 79, who was sitting right next to Xi, unexpectedly yanked out of Saturday's closing ceremony for the Communist Party Congress.

These events are typically highly choreographed and it appears Xi Jinping had planned for this to happen in a signal to all of China and the world. While Communist sympathizers will try to play it off as a 'health issue' or some kind of peaceful event, this is not the case. These events are the most choreographed events in the Chinese Communist Party's agenda.

This is most likely a signal to the world that Xi Jinping is having Hu Jintao 'purged' for not being loyal enough, or not following CCP doctrine closely enough or any other 'ideologically' motivated reason that Xi Jinping deems not 'pure.'

Two of Hu's proteges were also not announced in the new 205-member Central Committee which reinforces that this public humiliation and planned move was indeed a 'purge' of Hu.

The video shows two men forcibly grabbing Hu and removing him. Hu grabs for a paper and Xi Jinping grabs the paper away from him. It is clear that Xi Jinping is not happy with Hu Jintao.

China’s third highest leader, Li Zhanshu, was seated next to Hu and was holding the back of Hu's chair.