The Communist Party BETRAYS Xi Jinping

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The Communist Party BETRAYS Xi Jinping
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May 22, 2022

China Uncensored
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Xi Jinping is trying to cement his third term in office, but factions in the Chinese Communist Party are fighting back. Leaks by anonymous Chinese officials to Western media paint an embattled leader losing power. But is he? Watch this episode of China Uncensored to find out.

Communist Power Struggle to Take Down Xi Jinping https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fnW4...

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Is REVOLUTION Brewing in the Chinese Communist Party?
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May 14, 2022

Three years ago I published an article on my blog about why I stopped believing in Falun Gong. The responses were slow at first, but gradually the number of people reading and engaging with the blog began to grow, and then people started getting in touch. They were young, smart, devastated people struggling to re-adjust to society after abandoning their belief in Falun Gong, and they were reaching out to me for nothing more than solace and affirmation.

Three years on, the emails are still coming. And while the stories vary in their details, there are a number of consistent themes.

The stories express a mix of excitement and terror. Excitement that they can now listen to pop music; or eat sashimi; or have a beer; or have sex; or take up a hobby; or hang out with non-believers — without feeling filthy and unworthy. And lingering terror as they face up to their living god, and attempt to banish him from their minds and out of their lives.

It’s hard to understand the depth or the complexity of these feelings if you haven’t held a belief as extreme as Falun Gong. The decision to leave is like upending your life, abandoning your certainties, and waking up to confront a different, at first alien world.

I’m no psychologist and I have no training in how to handle these conversations. I always ask people who get in touch with me if they are seeing a counsellor. Then I just try to find ways to tell them that they’re brave, that they’re worthy of respect, that they deserve to be happy, and they will be happy if they can just get through the first few years.

One of the first topics that always comes up in conversation is the difficulty of seeing Li Hongzhi, the founder and spiritual leader of Falun Gong, as a man and not some omniscient deity. A number of people laboured over the decision to contact me before finally plucking up the courage, because they believed that Li could read their minds, and that his fashen or “law bodies” — basically, copies of himself that exist in a spiritual dimension — were always next to them and watching their every move and thought.

Some hadn’t dared to tell their believing parents or spouses that they had given up their belief, because they believed it would be impossible for them to accept. Among those that did reveal they had left, one was locked in a car, another in a relative’s house while adherents tried to talk them back into belief.

Others had to cut off contact because their relatives became too aggressive — which makes sense, in a way, once you see it from the perspective of believers. Li has taught his followers that those who take up the belief and then leave will enter the “gate of no-life” — hell, in other words. He has described it in detail, likening it to being boiled in a pot of human sputum. When I first read that, I had to look up the meaning of “sputum.” I find it comical now, but it’s real for believers.

Each of the people who got in touch with me knew stories of people who had died from treatable conditions because they refused to get medical help due to their interpretation of Li Hongzhi’s teachings — parents, siblings, friends. I personally knew at least four people who died from treatable illnesses, and many more through acquaintances.

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Very interesting, but did you "watch" the videos?
I found them informative and humorous, in some areas.

Pure insanity would try to deceive people with a 10 out of 10 lie.
Any propaganda machine that doesn't ignore the fact that other people have brains will "reason" using a certain percentage of the facts.

This is no more "informative" than any conspiracy theory that any Chinese taxi driver will tell you while driving.
It's not hard to see why you'd come to a particular opinion about China if you're determined to try to pan for gold out of feces.

Did you watch the videos?
Or did you simply assume that everything that is in there was "fake news"?

I watched the first one.
I have auditory processing difficulties and a non-native language impairment.
Watching videos in English is extremely difficult for me.

It pains me to waste this tortured time on a source of information of this quality.
If it could give reference sources for the text, I'd be happy to track and check them one by one.

I don't think it's smarter than the few "rumours" it refutes.
And I'm sure I've posted about the possible ongoing political battle against Xi. Didn't get any comments from you.

One of the videos describes the dissatisfaction that some members of the CCP have with Xi.
The accusations focused on his change of direction from wealth growth to more political considerations.

‘Tension’ between China’s top two leaders
12 hours ago

There have been reports of “tension” between China’s top two leaders President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang about the approach to the economy and it’s growth, says Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.

It comes as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated China is a threat to world order and warned the communist nation it will join allies to compete against China’s economy.

Mr Greenwood said the timing of the speech was significant given China’s internal state of affairs.

“In the last couple of days it’s been Le Keqiang who is the Premier of China … who has made speeches about the downturn in China’s economic growth and certainly it’s not been Xi Jinping,” he said.

“There’s been reports in Reuters, in Bloomberg, in other places that there is tension between the two Chinese leaders about the approach to the economy and the way in which it’s growing.”

General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China:
Xi Jinping
Member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee:
Xi Jinping, Li Keqiang, Zhang Dejiang, Yu Zhengsheng, Liu Yunshan, Wang Qishan, Zhang Gaoli