The Secret Arrest of China's Top General: Is Xi Jinping in Trouble?
[HPP] Xi JinpingJanuary 28, 202610 min
30 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβUnprecedented Arrest and Information Control
- π¨ The CCP authorities officially announced the investigation of Jang Yucia and Lu Zenley for breaking rules and laws.
- β οΈ A very unusual event occurred when the CCDI's news post was deleted within minutes and later re-posted, hidden within a Shinua News interview.
- π The Defense Department website also deleted its notice of the arrests, while the officials' bios remained online.
- π€« Major state news outlets like People's Daily and CCTV remained unusually quiet about such significant news.
Legality Challenges and Internal Conflict
- βοΈ Jang's family and followers are publicly challenging the legality of the arrest, asking for the mistake to be fixed.
- π The authorities have paused further moves, indicating that Xi Jinping's absolute power is being challenged.
- π This situation suggests a growing risk of a sudden fight or internal conflict within the CCP.
The "Secret Meeting Trap" Tactic
- π΅οΈββοΈ High-ranking military officials like Jang are typically apprehended using a "secret meeting trap" to avoid open conflict.
- πͺ This method involves luring them to a high-level meeting where they are disarmed and isolated from their guards.
- π« This tactic prevents a risky public confrontation or a gunfight in Beijing, which Xi Jinping aims to avoid.
- π The entire process is erased from official records, with the CCP only announcing the result of an investigation.
Purging the Military Leadership
- π In just three years, five out of seven top military leaders have been removed or investigated under Xi Jinping.
- π» The top ranks of the army are becoming "empty," with very few four-star generals remaining active.
- π A recent major meeting saw 27 out of 42 military members missing, indicating an unprecedented purge of high-level army personnel.
Xi Jinping's Weakened Position
- π Xi Jinping is increasingly seen as a leader "with no soldiers," as his purges erode loyalty and trust within the military.
- π₯Ά The perceived illegal methods of arrest create fear among other generals, potentially leading to widespread instability.
- π This situation is compared to Mao's Lin Biao incident and the internal collapse of the Taiping Rebellion, suggesting deep internal weakness.
- π The purges are viewed as political cleaning rather than genuine anti-corruption, breaking trust with Red families and weakening China from within.
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