Comments by "☨St Louis IX opposed paganism, hæresy \x26 debauchery" (@stlouisix3) on "Lei's Real Talk" channel.

  1. Hopefully, the chip war will calm down and the world will become less authoritarian, rather than head towards war as it currently is.
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  2. Brilliant report, Lei. I watched it many times. Here are timestamps: 🔫 The People's Armed Forces, a paramilitary organization in China, has been reestablished by state-owned enterprises and colleges and universities, raising concerns about the CCP's intentions. 00:01 Concerns arise about the CCP's preparations and potential consequences. The People's Armed Forces had faded out since the 1990s but has recently returned. Shanghai Municipal Urban Investment Group established its People's Armed Forces Department. 💣 China's military training exercises and suppression of social unrest increase the risk of war in the Taiwan Strait and aim to address financial problems and the real estate bubble fallout. 03:17 China's military training exercises on college campuses increase the risk of war in the Taiwan Strait. Beijing's goal is to suppress domestic social unrest following the real estate bubble and financial meltdown. China is facing financial problems including local government debt, a banking crisis, and the insolvency of trust companies, leading to potential losses for millions of people. 🚨 The Chinese Communist Party uses military training on college campuses to prepare for social unrest caused by a financial meltdown. 07:44 The CCP manages comprehensive disaster prevention, mitigation, and emergency rescue in the city with 7 emergency response teams. Military training at Yunnan Chuxiong Teachers' College involved students acting as disgruntled citizens protesting and armed military forces arresting them. The CCP's use of force to maintain power is extended into companies and schools, but there is a risk involved.
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  3. Good video, Lei. ⚠ The CCP's reckless acts are calculated moves to test the United States and its allies, and to plan for future military operations. 00:58 The CCP's provocations are not accidental, but rather calculated moves to test the resolve of the United States and its allies. The incidents allow Beijing to observe responses, determine resolve in defending Taiwan, and engage in psychological warfare. Less than 10 days after Australia's pro-China prime minister visited Beijing, a Chinese Navy destroyer closed in on a disabled ship. 💥 Tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea have escalated, leading to military confrontations and diplomatic maneuvers. 04:37 Tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea have escalated Military confrontations, including the use of military lasers and water cannons, have occurred between the two countries Diplomatic maneuvers, including defense cooperation agreements, have been signed with France, the United States, and Australia 🌊 The video discusses the increasing tensions in the South China Sea and the role of the US military. 08:13 Tensions in the South China Sea have dramatically increased in the past 10 years. The article explains Beijing's goal in the South China Sea is to break the blind faith in the US military capability. The most important task for China is to break the blind faith that certain countries have in the US military.
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  4. Good work, Lei.
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  5. Thanks, Lei!❤🎉😊
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  6. Good video, Lei.
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  7. ⚠ The video discusses the recognition of China's economic troubles and geopolitical ambitions, leading to concerns about potential chaos and a third world war. 00:14 China's economy is in serious trouble and facing a mounting debt crisis There are fears that China's faltering economy and political instability may drive the world further into chaos The pandemic forced a re-evaluation of the cost of the CCP's rise to prominence, leading to questions about past misjudgments 🇨🇳 The video discusses the impact of the CCP's internal and external actions on China's political and economic development. 04:30 The CCP's internal political campaigns caused internal conflicts and economic instability in China during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms in the early 1980s were aimed at gaining the allegiance of all factions within the party to help the regime survive. The essence of the reforms was about maintaining control and survival rather than fundamental change or shift towards a civil society. 🌐 The video discusses the CCP's control over China and its impact on global politics and economy. 08:25 The CCP's control over China's business and information flow US government's historical misjudgment of the CCP Calls for sanctions and regime change in China
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  8. Good premiere, Lei. Who is she? She is Hu.
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  9. I think Xi Jinping will be the final leader of the Chinese Communist Party.
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  10. ❤😊❤
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  11. This was all very sad, including the ending with the odd guy who filmed the lassies, asking them to hold their hands and asking them many personal questions, as well as purposefully trying to film their father's face whilst he was crying.
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  12. 💪 Xi Jinping's military reform aimed to consolidate power and prepare the PLA for war. 00:02 Xi Jinping set a goal to eliminate Taiwan and make it part of China, but realized he lacked control over the PLA. Xi Jinping launched an anti-corruption campaign and initiated the biggest military reform in PLA's history. Xi Jinping promoted military leaders to gain loyalty and conferred numerous general ranks. 🔀 Xi Jinping reformed the military structure, abolishing the seven military regions and creating five theater commands. 05:39 The seven military regions were powerful independent kingdoms, but Xi Jinping broke them up and created five theater commands. Xi Jinping also reorganized the Strategic support functions and created a new military branch, the Strategic Support Force. The reform followed the principle of the military commission being in charge overall, with theater commands responsible for war and military branches for training and development.
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  13. I like many aspects of TCM!!!
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  14. Yao Ming sounds very interesting 😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅
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  15. I love Lei's trip to Vietnam but Lei should avoid visiting Buddhist 'temples', which are unrelated to Vietnam's ancient history anyway.
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  16. I.e. the Port of Dandong😂😂😂😅😅
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  17. I found this fascinating to watch because the internal politics of the Chinese Communist Party (the CCP) has a significant impact on what takes place in the lives of Mainland Chinese people.
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  18. Thanks for this historical talk on the 'People's' PLA
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  19. The CCP is making many new decisions now in North Äfricä & Äräbiä as well as Western Asia.
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  20. I think Lei meant to say Kim Jong-Un's Dangdongerous moves😂😂😂😂😅😅
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  21. What Nationalistic Communism with Chinese Communist Party characteristics looks like haha
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  22. This was fascinating. I think the CCP is certainly using Buddhist organisations to promote the CCP's communist agenda in Taiwan, Canada and globally. It saddens me to know what happened to Christianity when the CCP took control over the Chinese Mainland. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival Lei and real talkers/listeners.
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  23. I think the CPCommunist CCParty will catch innocent Chinese people who criticise it very effectively.
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  24. I am a very real person haha @BuddyLee23 
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