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On 6/29/2025 at 3:54 AM, theblether said:

The Guardian has misread this story. Xi is expected to resign in August. Senior Xi loyalist generals are being removed. 

 

China is over $50 trillion in debt. Chinese wealth is flooding overseas - capital flight is driving the country to bankruptcy. 

 

50$ trillion? 

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Posted
8 hours ago, theblether said:

 

It requires intelligence. 

 

I bet you haven't stepped a foot in China in your life. 

 

What they say and what they mean are not the same thing..

 

It will be a cold day in he'll when the CCP.says- "the primary political officer is an utter wa*k." 

 

It will be today when I say - so are you for not comprehending reality 

Astounding insight!

Posted
22 hours ago, theblether said:

 

Nonsense. Intel is showing that the CCP has turned against Xi for siding with Iran and Russia in particular and attracting the wrath of Trump - the tariff escalation was the end of Xi. 

 

The Xiaoping school of government is back on the agenda. Xi was set for life before he lost the plot and decided to side with, as one senior CCP official put it, "worthless countries."

 

Ignoring Trump smashing China out the park with tariffs is childish. Contrary to the BS left wing media reports - the CCP knew with their crushing debt situation they couldn't afford a trade war. 

If you believe all kind of strategic propaganda, anything is possible, just be careful for what you wish for, and not a clone of Trump takes over the Chinese party. That would be something, or what?

Posted
On 6/28/2025 at 10:54 AM, theblether said:

The Guardian has misread this story. Xi is expected to resign in August. Senior Xi loyalist generals are being removed. 

 

China is over $50 trillion in debt. Chinese wealth is flooding overseas - capital flight is driving the country to bankruptcy. 

 

Cosying up to Iran and Russia has backfired. Trump's tariffs are causing serious disruption to industrial capacity. 

 

internal conflicts are soaring. Riots and industrial arson reported as companies cannot meet payroll. 

 

However, the true barometer of who is in power in China is military command. The excuse for this guy is corruption - the truth is the CCP cleaning house. 

 

Trump is going to destroy Chinese expansionism without firing a shot. The threat to Taiwan has gone. 

 

Top Chinese general ousted from body that oversees China’s military | China | The Guardian https://share.google/ouLuUgrT1JNWzeOmL

Most of what you say is true or actually occurring.  However, China's debt is roughly 1/3 of what you claim or $16.65 trillion.  Things don't look good for Xi and IMO his days are numbered.

Posted
2 hours ago, Hawaiian said:

Most of what you say is true or actually occurring.  However, China's debt is roughly 1/3 of what you claim or $16.65 trillion.  Things don't look good for Xi and IMO his days are numbered.

 

AI Overview

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China's total debt is substantial, exceeding $50 trillion, with a significant portion owed by local governments and corporations. The national debt is estimated at 16.65 trillion U.S. dollars in 2024, with projections indicating a continued upward trend. This debt represents a large percentage of China's GDP, with local government debt in particular raising concerns about potential financial instability. 

Posted
3 hours ago, theblether said:

 

AI Overview

+2

China's total debt is substantial, exceeding $50 trillion, with a significant portion owed by local governments and corporations. The national debt is estimated at 16.65 trillion U.S. dollars in 2024, with projections indicating a continued upward trend. This debt represents a large percentage of China's GDP, with local government debt in particular raising concerns about potential financial instability. 

What's America's total debt?

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