China in a state of revolution

An interesting vid from Serpenza who has lived in and experienced China for many years, it seems things have finally reached a stage where the country seems to have had enough. As an analyzer of China and with relatives there, he isn't subject t hyperbole so I would imagine that the CCP will be too busy trying to control its own population rather than engage in Taiwan's dreams. The Covid lockdowns have seemed to have done the trick. If China has had enough how will the numbers pan out . There have been a few vids coming out showing some riots with the guys in full hazmat suits retreating so it might be going off.

Sadly it has happened to those still in the DC jail with NO bail and no trial set either. America has now an American style Chinese dictatorship in the Oval Office and them wimps in the DC champers are all talk and no action for the freedoms of all Americans.

On a side note, all is fine in Hong Kong.

If the population was armed (never happen in a dictatorship) or certain segments of the military decided to back the population the CCP will and would kill several million people without blinking an eye to maintain the status quo..

The Chinese people have been under the thumb/fist of this communist regime since Mao and in spite of all the new shinny gadgets the average person is disposal or looked at as a possible organ donor. Yet some in the West seem to think China is doing it right; that should tell everyone what the grand plan for organizations like the WEF idiotic control freak bozos who think they can run an rule the world.

a reply to: 727Sky

It will be interesting to know what the state of morale is in the army as they can't cover every city if it erupts.It would appear that the financial crisis and lockdowns have got them to the point where they are wondering if they can pull it off.

a reply to: anonentity

The Matrix of Lies: Revolutions ✊🤥 🌐

It's happening! ✌️

The biggest problem there is that the top brass of the PRC are slaves to the devil and can't figure out how to un-trap their souls from the hideous specter of a communist dictatorship before them, that they have themselves nurtured and fed.

The people of China need God's help. The problem also is that there seems to be no other countries with leadership willing to stand up to tyrants, since they all want to be tyrants too. Most anyways.

and there is a shift in taiwan too.

progs out in election loss.

Voters in Taiwan overwhelmingly chose the opposition Nationalist party in several major races across the self-ruled island in an election in which lingering concerns about threats from China took a backseat to more local issues.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

The powers that be in China are keeping a heavy hand to keep order for the simple reason that they are scared. Like any bully, they know what will happen to them if the position reverses. The people might look docile and compliant, but so did the people before the French Revolution. There were a lot of people making the acquaintance of the Guillotine before rationality took over again. But the irony is the heavy hand they administered caused their undoing.

chinese protests.

Some protesters were shown in videos shouting for Xi to step down or the ruling party to give up power.

Party leaders promised last month to make restrictions less disruptive by easing quarantine and other rules but said they were sticking to "zero-COVID." Meanwhile, an upsurge in infections that pushed daily cases above 30,000 for the first time has led local authorities to impose restrictions residents complain exceed what is allowed by the national government.

they are getting fed up.

The CCP dont hesitate to use lethal power when it`s about their own survival . So protest can get bloody .

a reply to: Kenzo

If everyone gets to the state of mind when they have nothing, then they have nothing to lose. According to Serpenza, this is being organized and coordinated by the Universities. Which is where the higher-ranking members of the CCP children go. Probably the purges by XI have started something which can't be stopped. He also humiliated the old man at the party, so I am thinking his days are numbered.

a reply to: anonentity

Jing Ping has shown himself to be without any honor or moral dignity, so yeah I think his days are numbered as well. People are getting way past fed up and will fight back hard when the police start putting people in the dirt like they do.

a reply to: anonentity

Yeeh , it`s interesting to see where this goes . I did not yet watch all from the Serpenza video, they do know China pretty well .

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
The biggest problem there is that the top brass of the PRC are slaves to the devil and can't figure out how to un-trap their souls from the hideous specter of a communist dictatorship before them, that they have themselves nurtured and fed.

The people of China need God's help. The problem also is that there seems to be no other countries with leadership willing to stand up to tyrants, since they all want to be tyrants too. Most anyways.

Let the truth be spoken to the world. You just did.

Shanghai people were chanting and singing. Slogans being shouted including “ we went freedom not virus check.” “ we want democracy not dictatorship”. “Take down the CCP.”

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There's a couple videos at this source here too.

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The Chinese Communist Part are experts in repression. The People's Liberation Army are their tool. Most Chinese have been turned into subservient robots by decades of propaganda and low social freedoms.

Cannot see a revolution getting past the tanks. At least not today.

a reply to: anonentity

I spent quite a lot of my life in China, and in the grand scheme of things this doesn't really compare to the riots over illegal land grabs or the anti-Japanese riots back in the 2000s, let alone to the pro-democracy movement of the late 1980s.

It's not a revolution by any stretch of the imagination because the Chinese people think that they have it pretty good in general when compared to places like the US what with BLM and drag queen story time, and things like that.

They don't want to overthrow the government, they want the government to change its policies on covid, which are two very different things.

a reply to: anonentity

I spent quite a lot of my life in China, and in the grand scheme of things this doesn't really compare to the riots over illegal land grabs or the anti-Japanese riots back in the 2000s, let alone to the pro-democracy movement of the late 1980s.

It's not a revolution by any stretch of the imagination because the Chinese people think that they have it pretty good in general when compared to places like the US what with BLM and drag queen story time, and things like that.

They don't want to overthrow the government, they want the government to change its policies on covid, which are two very different things.

When people in a dictatorship like China start to protest it only means that these people have nothing to lose anymore, they even lost their fear of what might happen to them, their fear of the regime.

The inhabitants of a lot of western nations, heading the same direction (didn`t Schwab say that China is their role model?) China took a long time ago, should take an example from these brave chinese people before we end up where China is now.

But all "we"(the brainwashed society on it´s "morale" trip), the inhabitants of these western nations do is to support all that by TPTB created crap like that artificially blown up LGBetc thing (it´s nothing but distraction from what really is going on and could end up with protests), that "saving the climate" Green New Deal BS to make the creators of the Climate Emergency Fund a bit richer (some of the earths richest and biggest polluters), we people love to divide ourselves (alleged "left" vs alleged "right", poor vs even more poor etc) and to fight and hate each other instead of standing together against the anti-democratic, anti-constitutional, anti-freedom and -liberty regimes which rose up since 2020 in these western nations.

We really should take an example from those brave chinese people who dare to protest their regime over there!
Cheers