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Was Xu Qiliang’s Death Foretold by the Heavens? He Weidong Remains Silent

Just after former Chinese state media journalist Zhao Lanjian revealed that former Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission Xu Qiliang had died in the early morning of May 28, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officially announced his death at around 7 p.m. on June 2, stating that Xu had died of illness at noon that day in Beijing at the age of 75.

Three Generations Under the CCP’s Iron Heel (3) —Chapter One: Three Generations

When I was in third or fourth grade, I began using my eyes to observe society and compare what I saw with the thoughts forming in my mind. I constantly questioned everything around me. As I began to form my own little circle of friends—classmates and neighbourhood kids—I gradually discovered the economic disparities between our families. In my eyes, a miniature society began to take shape.

There Are Significant Figures at Risk, and Various Areas in Beijing Are Exhibiting Unusual Phenomena. Rumours Are Circulating About Terrifying Sounds Related to the Tangshan Earthquake

Following the fireball that streaked across the night sky and crashed to the ground in Maoming, Guangdong on the evening of May 28, many netizens in Weifang and Rizhao in Shandong, as well as in Jiangsu and Anhui, shared videos on social media on the evening of May 30, claiming to have seen unidentified flying objects in the night sky, with some speculating that it was another fireball.

He Is the Fiercest Anti-Xi Force — Will He “Crush” Xi Jinping in One Blow?

Since May, rumours have been spreading rapidly that Xi Jinping’s dominance has come to an end and his power has hollowed out. Sources within the Beijing establishment are now widely circulating the message that anti-Xi forces at the top of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are preparing to “remove Xi Jinping.”

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