Comments by "Winston Smith" (@kryts27) on "Explosive Claim: LI Keqiang ‘Poisoned’ by XI’s Faction, Plotter Shanghai Police Chief Chen Yuan Gone" video.

  1. Li was weak because he was basically an upright man in an evil system. Nevertheless, Xi Jinping still could not leave him alone
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  2. This is surface personality. Li was genuinely Li, but Xi Jinping publically hides his psychopathic tendencies beneath an outward mask of dullness. But Xi is no dullard. He's not that intelligent, that is true, but his cunning and conniving makes up for his relative lack of grey matter. To purge and neutralise so many opponents in the early part of his reign, was no small achievement. Xi actually plays quite a complex game of politics, but his overarching desire for total control and micromanagement and his ideological Maoism has made his wheels fall off. He is now fairly isolated and ineffectual. Incidences, like the spy balloon flight across North America was probably not initiated by him, but is indicative of his actual lack of control and oppertunism of others in his name, Xi is definitely not a "good guy", but the balloon flight achieved very little; it put the US government more on guard and delayed him from seeing Blinken for several months. I think Xi probably did not endorse it. Definitely now, there has been no more spy balloons flying over the US for nearly a year; probably testimony to Xi's disapproval of this.
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  3. I beleive that Li Keqiang was deliberately poisoned and this action is consistant with the policies of Xi Jinping's control and punishment regime. For example, in Xinjiang before Xi csme to power, the Uyghers were oppressed, but they were not thrown en-mass in concentration camps and prohibited from praying or practising their religion of Islam. It has become much more oppressive in Xinjiang under Xi Jinping's rule, so i implicate him for genocide Crimes Against Humanity there. Like Adolf Hitler,Josef Stalin and Mao Zedong before him, it is within Xi's appalling low legal and moral standards to assassinate a potential rival, like Li Keqiang.
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