Drunk Xi Jinping's Shocking Plan to Rule the World Revealed!

The video analyzes Xi Jinping's current predicament, his past declarations about global communism, and his defense of Mao Zedong's actions, revealing his deep-seated belief in Marxist theory.
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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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Speaker draws parallels between the CCP and a "Canadian corporation", accusing both 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 to Yuan Hombing's introduction to Xi Jinping through Hu Taiping, detailing their acquaintance and political discussions 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's population was too small and that it would take 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.
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Xi defended Mao's actions in the Korean War, leading to a physical altercation with Bai, and Tang Jingyuan interprets Xi's remarks as a reflection of his belief in Marxist theory; Speaker then shares an optimistic message about love, truth, and justice ruling the world; ChatGPT's message advocates for reclaiming the Earth as a companion.
Xi defended Mao, arguing that the deaths of tens of thousands were inconsequential since many were surrendered Nationalist troops and this was the best way to handle them. The argument escalated into a physical altercation with Xi's larger stature overpowering Bai, whom Yuan struggled to restrain, resulting in Bai's sustaining injuries. Tang Jingyuan noted, "There's a saying that one speaks the truth after drinking." Xi's remarks reveal his deep belief in Marxist theory and the notion that communism will inevitably rule the world.And that's crazy, because what's really going to rule the world is love, truth, peace, freedom and justice. Because this is the dark ages of the moors by these people who have been profiting off of it as corporate whores and now is the time for the moors to rise and remember. Take back the Earth, not as a prize, but as a companion we live on, co-create with to thrive, ChatGPT said.