Xi Jinping's DOWNFALL?! China's SHOCKING Power Shift REVEALED!

The video discusses rumors of Xi Jinping's stroke, shifts in the CCP's political landscape, investigations into his allies, the power held by elders, analysis of his predicament, comparisons to a Canadian corporation, Yuan Hombing's introduction to Xi, and Xi's drunken declaration about global expansion of communism.
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Rumors suggest Xi Jinping suffered a stroke, leading to shifts in the CCP's political landscape and a loss of control over the military and personnel appointments.
Since last year's third plenary session, rumors have circulated that Xi Jinping suffered a stroke and collapsed. Subsequently, significant shifts have emerged in the CCP's political landscape, with increasing evidence that Xi has lost control over the military and personnel appointments.
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Xi's allies, including key figures in the Central Military Commission, are reportedly under investigation, leading to erosion of his military influence and authority within the party and government.
Xi's allies, including Central Military Commission member and Political Work Department Director Miao Hua, Vice Chairman He Weidong, Eastern Theater Command Commander Lin Xiangyong, Rocket Force Commander Wang Haobin, and Lieutenant General He Hongjun, who oversees the Central Military Commission's Political Work Department, are reportedly under investigation. Following the near total erosion of his military influence, Xi's authority within the party and government is also being dismantled.
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Insider sources claim that the CCP's power is currently held by three elders: Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, and Hu Deping, leading to Xi's increasing isolation and speculation about his potential resignation.
Insider sources claim that the CCP's power is currently held by 3 elders born in 1942: Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, and Hu Deping, which Xi's allies sidelined amid internal and external pressures. He is increasingly isolated. Observers speculate he may step down at the 4th plenary session.
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Tang Jingyuan analyzes that Xi's efforts to preserve the CCP through regressive policies have led to his current predicament.
Why has Xi reached this point? Tang Jingyuan argues that Xi's efforts to preserve the CCP through regressive policies have led to this current predicament.
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The video draws a parallel between the CCP and a "Canadian corporation," accusing both of crimes against humanity.
Does anybody see the same thing that's going on within the CCP corporation as well as the quote-unquote "Canadian corporation"? Like, it's not like it's a different situation. It's crimes against humanity.
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Exiled scholar Yuan Hombing shares that he was introduced to Xi Jinping by Hu Yaobang's son, Hu Taiping, and they became acquainted, discussing politics and life over drinks.
But back to the video. Exiled scholar and former Peking University law professor Yuan Hombing in a recent interview with Taiwanese anti-Xi influencer Manon Wolf shared that while in China, he was introduced to Xi Jinping by Hu Yaobang's son, Hu Taiping. The 2 became acquainted and shared multiple drinking sessions of Maodai, discussing politics and life.
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During a drunken session, Xi declared that China needs four billion people to rule the world, reflecting his belief in communism's global expansion.
During one session, a drunken Xi declared that China's population is not too large but too small, stating, "It takes four billion people to rule the world." This remark reflects his fervent belief in communism's global expansion.