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Major Political and Military Shakeup Hints at Failed Coup Attempt Against Xi Jinping
By Don Tse
I – Introduction
In the second half of 2017, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Xi Jinping purged two of officials widely considered to have bright futures in the CCP—Politburo member Sun Zhengcai and Central Military Commission (CMC) Chief of the Joint Staff Fang Fenghui.
II – The 2017 coup: Key indicators
1. Sun Zhengcai’s arrest
1.1. A Secret Emergency Meeting in Beijing
1.2. “Chairman” Xi reviews a military parade
2. Fang Fenghui’s removal
III – Coup precedent in 2012
1. The Wang Lijun incident
2. Why Jiang wants to remove Xi
3. After the 2012 coup attempt
Conclusion
Two days after Sun was officially placed under investigation on July 24, Xi summoned hundreds of senior of officials to Beijing for an emergency meeting. Then on July 31, Xi held an unprecedented military parade where he was greeted as Chairman, a designation only Mao Zedong carried in the past.
Xi followed up with removing Fang on Aug. 26. Over several weeks in September, Xi proceeded to replace five department heads in the CMC, China’s top military body. The ease with which Xi carried out these major replacements suggests that he faced no opposition from rival political factions or Party elders, two influential groups whose opinions Xi usually cannot ignore under the CCP’s current system of collective leadership.
These extraordinary developments inside the CCP have gone under the radar as independent, unconnected series of events, simply explained away as Xi amassing control for the sake of power. In our estimation, these developments are likely the result of Xi stopping a coup attempt by the Jiang Zemin political faction.
https://sinoinsider.com/2018/01/prosecution-of-fang-fenghui-confirms-our-coup-analysis/
Xi declared himself emperor for life because he needs more authority than he has already. For 2500 years the Chinese emperor has always needed more authority. It's why every dynasty of China has failed. CCP are but another Chinese dynasty of emperors in business suits. CCP however is a young dynasty so it is a very nervous dynasty. Nervous for good reason of course.
Major Political and Military Shakeup Hints at Failed Coup Attempt Against Xi Jinping
By Don Tse
I – Introduction
In the second half of 2017, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Xi Jinping purged two of officials widely considered to have bright futures in the CCP—Politburo member Sun Zhengcai and Central Military Commission (CMC) Chief of the Joint Staff Fang Fenghui.
II – The 2017 coup: Key indicators
1. Sun Zhengcai’s arrest
1.1. A Secret Emergency Meeting in Beijing
1.2. “Chairman” Xi reviews a military parade
2. Fang Fenghui’s removal
III – Coup precedent in 2012
1. The Wang Lijun incident
2. Why Jiang wants to remove Xi
3. After the 2012 coup attempt
Conclusion
Two days after Sun was officially placed under investigation on July 24, Xi summoned hundreds of senior of officials to Beijing for an emergency meeting. Then on July 31, Xi held an unprecedented military parade where he was greeted as Chairman, a designation only Mao Zedong carried in the past.
Xi followed up with removing Fang on Aug. 26. Over several weeks in September, Xi proceeded to replace five department heads in the CMC, China’s top military body. The ease with which Xi carried out these major replacements suggests that he faced no opposition from rival political factions or Party elders, two influential groups whose opinions Xi usually cannot ignore under the CCP’s current system of collective leadership.
These extraordinary developments inside the CCP have gone under the radar as independent, unconnected series of events, simply explained away as Xi amassing control for the sake of power. In our estimation, these developments are likely the result of Xi stopping a coup attempt by the Jiang Zemin political faction.
https://sinoinsider.com/2018/01/prosecution-of-fang-fenghui-confirms-our-coup-analysis/
Xi declared himself emperor for life because he needs more authority than he has already. For 2500 years the Chinese emperor has always needed more authority. It's why every dynasty of China has failed. CCP are but another Chinese dynasty of emperors in business suits. CCP however is a young dynasty so it is a very nervous dynasty. Nervous for good reason of course.
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