For the last two years, there was no place like home for Chinese President Xi Jinping.
- On September 14th, the tyrant leader finally moved out of his home for an SCO meeting in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
- Xi did not give a memorable speech at the summit, nor did he meet Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi, or any other major leader of the group on the sidelines of the summit.
Power overturn in China
- Chinese netizens have stormed Social Media timelines with reports that Beijing is under military seizure. The world has no idea what's happening because the city is eventually cut off from the rest of the world.
- According to News Highland Vision, former Chinese President Hu Jintao and former Chinese Premier, Wen Jiabao had persuaded Song Ping, the former member of the Standing Committee and retaken control of the Central Guard Bureau (CGB).
- The purpose of CGB is to provide close personnel protection to members of the Politburo Standing Committee, including Xi Jinping.
A roadmap was already prepared
- For the last ten days, political meetings are taking place behind the closed doors and in utter secrecy
- The current situation is being controlled by Hu Jintao
- A large 80km convoy entered Beijing and closed all possible exits of the city
- According to the source, the PLA is blocking highways and is currently said to be detaining protesters
Time to Open up says Rebel CCP
- The current first elder of the CCP, Song Ping, 105 years old, made a prominent appearance at another meeting at Xiaoping Memory Hall and voiced his anti-Xi attitude
- According to him, the CCP should give national defense the highest priority for the sake of the nation
Wang Yi rushes to Kissinger
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's sudden visit to New York. He met with Henry Kissinger.
- Kissinger is close to veteran CCP members and he made historic contributions to the establishment and development of China-United States relations.
- Though, nothing is coming out in open, and no such discussions are available on Weibo.
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