Xi Jinping's Shocking Drunken Declaration: Rule the World with 4 Billion!

The video analyzes Xi Jinping's current predicament, comparing the CCP to a corporation committing crimes against humanity, and recounts anecdotes of Xi's past, including his declaration of global communist expansion and argument regarding the Korean War.
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Tang Jingyuan argues that Xi's regressive policies to preserve the CCP 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 CCP is compared to a 'Canadian corporation,' with both accused of committing 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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The video transitions back to the main topic, introducing Yuan Hombing's past acquaintance with Xi Jinping through Hu Taiping.
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.
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Xi argued with Bai Enpei about the Korean War, where Bai criticized Mao Zedong's handling of the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.
On another occasion, Xi argued with then Yanan Party Secretary Bai Enpei about the Korean War. Bai criticized Mao Zedong's handling of the Battle of Chosin Reservoir, where 150,000 soldiers were sent into minus 20 degree conditions without proper clothing, calling it a reckless crime.