Day: June 29, 2025

At one point, Iran, with strong support from Beijing, prominently showcased its so-called air defense “iron curtain,” missile capabilities, and drone swarms. However, by June 2025, in the face of a joint U.S.-Israel strike, the military system built with over a decade of investment and hundreds of billions in military aid has crumbled. Air defense systems were crippled, command networks were severed, and fewer than a hundred missile launchers remained operational.

The bombing of Iran was devastating for China. Decades of careful planing is all turning to dust.

Trump has announced that the United States has signed a groundbreaking trade deal with China—one that “starts to open up China.” But the details are being kept under wraps. Why? Because this deal is a bombshell that could expose Xi Jinping’s biggest secret. According to a Chinese insider, the agreement opens China’s markets to American firms, levels the playing field for foreign businesses, and dismantles Beijing’s use of rare earths as political leverage. Xi Jinping is reportedly furious about the deal. So why the secrecy? It was requested by China’s Party Elders—who are now sidelining Xi behind closed doors. Their plan? To formally announce Xi’s downfall in the coming months. When exactly? A Taiwanese media outlet may have just dropped a hint.

The US Air Force has raised concerns over China’s growing missile capabilities and its development of a sophisticated “kill web” system. This network could enable rapid strikes on US forces and its territories, including Alaska. #usa #china #taiwan

00:00 The Inner Palace Game: Zhang Youxia Exposes China’s First Lady18:03 Beijing’s Four Pillars Crack: Hu, Zhang, And Wen Force Xi To Resign—Or Face Removal34:40 Putin Meets Ding, But Avoids Mentioning Xi—Why It Matters54:03 A State That Harvests Its Own People: From Superpower to StalemateOne of the most shocking leaks in Chinese political circles in recent memory didn’t come from a party plenum, an official directive, or a leaked intelligence memo. It originated from a YouTube video posted by Edward WenMing, revealing a scandalous affair between China’s First Lady, Peng Liyuan, and a mid-level district official in Shanghai named Zhou Zhitong. But what truly makes this explosive isn’t just the personal scandal—it’s the calculated political strike behind it, orchestrated by General Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, aimed squarely at Xi Jinping’s power core.

Taiwan Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao says she will not be intimidated by China after Chinese diplomats reportedly followed her during her visit to Prague last year.