TT Trump “DÍ” Trung Quốc Tới Cùng – Mỹ Đồng Loạt Tấn Công TQ Trên 3 Mặt Trận!

The first battle is a war of intelligence with Beijing, the second battle is the pursuit of the responsibility of the pandemic, and the third battle is a blow to China's corrupt leader. Why did Beijing suddenly turn its head and switch from war to cooperation with the United States, a trip to Shanghai and unhidden twists and turns, and the political decision-making was reversed? Who is really in power in Beijing? President Trump has driven the entire system of the Communist Party of China crazy. The CIA released a video that was never released, aiming to draw dissatisfied officials right inside. The White House officially identified what the COVID-19 was from the laboratory and the intelligence community, then released a report on Mr. Xi's secret assets and Chinese intelligence. Under pressure, the Communist Party of China is forced to expand, reduce tariffs, seek peace, and begin to go down the ladder. The CIA released a video that was never released, aiming to draw dissatisfied officials right inside. The first battle is a war of intelligence with Beijing, the second battle is the pursuit of the responsibility of the CCP, and the third battle is the pursuit of the CCP's corruption. This is not an ordinary propaganda film, but a call to publicly, directly, send to senior officials and officials who are dissatisfied with the Beijing system. In the first video, the image of senior officials of the Communist Party of China looking at their colleagues repeatedly being defeated, arrested, then disappeared without a trace. The first battle is a war of intelligence with Beijing, the second battle is the pursuit of the responsibility of the CCP, and the third battle is the pursuit of the CCP's corruption. This is not an ordinary propaganda film, but a call to publicly, directly, send to senior officials and officials who are dissatisfied with the Beijing system. The director of the CIA, John Rassifo, clearly affirmed that he believed that these videos would break Beijing's wall of censorship and be seen by people in China. He called on those who live in the machinery of the regime to stand up, and pledged that all contact with the CIA would be absolutely confidential. To make it easier for them to access, the CIA even issued a guide in official language, only by safe communication via dark web. Many experts say this has never happened before, a public election right in the middle of the US' number one strategic opponent. So why did the CIA choose this time to make such a big deal? According to Fox News, on April 17, in an internal memo, Director Rassifo himself strongly warned that the CIA needed to deal with the threat from China. And he emphasized that in the history of our country, there has never been an opponent that has caused a serious challenge like the Communist Party of China, and there has never been a stronger strategic opponent than them. According to him, Beijing not only wants to overtake the US in economy or technology, but to dominate the world at all costs, on all fronts, from military, economy, to every corner of the world. In fact, over the past few years, the US intelligence network in China has been almost paralyzed. Washington has almost lost its early warning ability against strategic moves from Beijing. As Biden just took office in 2021, he asked the entire emergency intelligence community to investigate the origin of the COVID-19 virus and issue a report within 90 days. But after three months, the report was released and did not go anywhere, only saying that both the theory from nature and from the lab are likely to happen. Biden then publicly criticized China for intentionally preventing investigations right from the start. And for that reason, when Trump returned to the White House, he immediately made it clear that the priority was to restart the entire intelligence system for China. And the person chosen to do that was none other than John Rassifo, former Director of National Intelligence at the time of Trump's appointment, now appointed as Director of the CIA. The US government has officially stated that the true origin of the COVID-19 pandemic is due to something from the lab in China. This is an important milestone that has not existed for five years since the outbreak of the pandemic. No government in the world has dared to publicly affirm this, except the US under President Trump. And now, the White House has broken the ice. This position is not only legal, but also a country in the strategy of the entire U.S.-China playoff. Commentator Hoang Ha said that the move to announce the origin of the pandemic is a breakthrough. This move could also pave the way for a series of civilian cases of victims and their families to ask for justice from the South China Sea. In fact, the case has begun. On March 7, Federal Prosecutor Stephen Limbaugh issued a ruling in the case of Missouri against China, asking Beijing to compensate more than US$24 billion for hiding information and collecting medical supplies during the first phase of the pandemic. The Chinese side immediately opposed, stating that it firmly did not accept a blank verdict and threatened to take appropriate countermeasures. But Missouri Governor-General replied that if Beijing did not compensate, the state would conduct a Chinese property tax in the US to pay off its debt. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken the lives of more than 1 million Americans. Responsibility must be taken by those who stand up for it, from the federal level, the state level, to each person. China's request for compensation is completely justified. The U.S. Office of the Director-General of the National Intelligence has officially released a special report entitled Property and Corruption by the Chinese leader. This is not just a simple report, but a political bomb aimed directly at the center of Beijing's power. Its content goes straight to the bloodiest names, from Xi Jinping to 205 Central Committee members, 25 Politburo members, and 7 Commissioners. All are included in the list of property and corruption investigations. The report affirms that corruption is not a phenomenon, but a common feature of the entire Chinese political system, a system in which power is absolutely concentrated in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party, without an independent monitoring mechanism, and completely lack of clarity. It is worth noting that this is a report that was supposed to be released at the end of 2023, according to the provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act, but was delayed for no reason. According to Chinese expert and former National Assembly assistant Paul Perkowitz, this report is only 7 pages long, but it took more than two and a half years to complete. It can be seen clearly that the intelligence community has enough time to complete it, but for some reason they did not do it or did not dare to do it until the Trump administration returned. The release of this report is not a coincidence at the moment. It clearly shows a strong political will, a determination not to compromise with Beijing on the new side of President Trump's administration, and what makes the South China Sea tremble is not just the numbers in the report, but the will behind it. The first person to propose the request to publish this report was Mr. Rubio, then Florida Senator and now he is the US Secretary of State. In other words, the Trump administration can completely change this report, which is a delay from the time of Mr. Biden to a new wave, a public battle, and a system to divide the Chinese Communist Party, and even the next reports will be released at the right time to maximize pressure. Among the Chinese people, there is a saying that is very sad, if you are against corruption, you will lose the party, if you are not against it, you will lose the country. If Mr. Trump really continues to list each file on assets and shady acts of the Chinese Communist Party, it will be a great source of inspiration for the Chinese people, who have long been forced to remain silent in the face of the corruption of the ruling class. Three fronts, intelligence, accountability, Covid-19 and anti-corruption, can be said to be three straight arrows on the political front. But it does not stop there. In the economic front, Mr. Trump is still expanding his campaign. In addition to the tax war that once made Beijing worried, he is also strongly promoting the technological war and is preparing for a financial war that could cripple China's ability to operate economically. All are in the framework of the confrontation between China and the United States, On the strategic front, President Trump is deploying many attacks to prevent, surround and weaken China's influence everywhere. One is to keep global hot spots like a Russian-Ukrainian war, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Houthi military or the nuclear talks with Iran, so as not to give Beijing a chance to lose the country. The other is to restructure key points in global politics, such as the declaration of the control of the Greenland Island or the Chinese occupation of the Panama Canal. All are in a long-term strategy to disrupt the strategic expansion of the Chinese Communist Party. Three is to actively promote the Indo-Pacific strategy. And four is to reform the US military, not only modernize it, but also strengthen the military presence in the West Pacific and strengthen military cooperation with allies. Yesterday, just within a hundred days of returning to the White House, President Trump has set up a net to surround and surround China. And the result is that the Beijing government, which once dared to speak out, now has to bow its head in humiliation, quietly change the tone, from the final battle to the negotiation dialogue. Not only does it no longer have to fight the enemy, but it also has to pull its heart out while still maintaining its status quo in the system. The whole world is witnessing a confrontation, and it is President Trump who is driving this game. Why did Beijing suddenly turn its head, from war to cooperation with the US? Just a few days ago, Beijing also made a statement. National media challenged each other to affirm the position of the final trade war. So at the beginning of May, the tone changed, softened, and took the initiative to talk about dialogue. What makes a tough, familiar regime like the Communist Party of China turn its head so suddenly? In the morning of May 1, the comment account of CCTV, Ngoc Uyen Dam Thien posted a post revealing that the US is actively contacting China to discuss tariffs. It is noted that this is a channel that has a very tough position, ready to challenge the US. Their openness to this change is no different than a clear signal from the top of the South China Sea. The post emphasized that the US itself is trying to negotiate, but at the same time telling China that there is no need for contact. With Beijing's traditional mentality, if the other party is in a hurry, they will deliberately drag on to increase the advantage. But this time it's different. They are suddenly ready to talk, ready to negotiate. This shows that China has reached an unbearable level of pressure. In fact, the South China Sea has silently reduced tariffs by about one-fourth of US goods, a step that went according to President Trump's request. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio later confirmed that Beijing was the one to contact first. Clearly, this is a low-profile move, not an active strategy. If China is taking advantage, as they claim, that the US is confusing the weak dollar and the trading market, then they don't have to give in so quickly. On the contrary, it is true that Beijing is being pressured both internally and externally, and the exchange is the result of internal pressure, not the previous strategy. In short, China's sudden change is not because they successfully pushed the US into the water, but because they can no longer hold it. China's sudden change is not because they successfully pushed the US into the water, Shanghai Crossing and Uncoverable Secrets The Chinese government suddenly changed its attitude to the US with the two-day Shanghai Crossing of Xi Jinping. But it is noteworthy that instead of strengthening the rule of law, this trip revealed the hidden secrets in the high-level interior of the South China Sea. During the time Xi was in Beijing, the People's Commissar suddenly announced the resignation of four members of Congress, including General Zhou Hua, who used to be a close relative of Xi in the military, a former high-ranking leader of the Communist Party of China, clearly not by chance. On the same day, Zhao Lijian, the third person of the party, spoke at the People's Commissarial Commemoration, but certainly did not mention Xi's name in China's main hall. It was a symbolic behavior, perhaps expressing a different attitude. A few days ago, Prime Minister Li Keng also held a meeting of the State Council, but did not guide any instructions from Xi, which is common sense. In return, only Wang Honing, the architect of the ideology of the Communist Party of China, was the only one who remained loyal to the remarks of Xi during every trip, from security to economy, three powerful figures, three different attitudes. It was no longer a coincidence, but a clear expression of a hidden power struggle. The trip to Shanghai was thought to be a trip for Xi to affirm his position. But again, state media did not report that he heard a report from a local leader, a familiar habit. Accordingly, he held a meeting with the provincial leaders, but did not mention anything about the current economic situation, although the Ministry of Politics had just finished a meeting. The whole conference fell into a formless scene, full of problems. China's economy is in a crisis. Even the artificial intelligence project that he was so eager to visit could not ease the situation. It was like a more technical show, a practical solution to the calculus problem. In short, this trip to Shanghai could not help him strengthen his influence, but it also highlighted the split in the machine. During his departure from the Central Committee, his relatives were demoted, his allies were silent, and his opponents were coming. That whole scene showed that he was facing political pressure that had never existed since he took power. The opening meeting of the Ministry of Politics on April 25 was once considered China's strategic direction in the confrontation with the US. All senior officials declared that they would continue to fight the trade economy as a commitment not to back down. But less than a week later, that position was completely overturned. Beijing suddenly expanded, issued a delay signal and offered to negotiate with Washington. An unexpected turn of events, which cannot be explained by conventional diplomatic tactics. The question was, if the Ministry of Politics has unified the fight, so who has the strength to reverse this drawback in just a few days? Is it that the final decision is no longer in the hands of the Ministry of Politics? Or is it that this supreme power is being divided to the point where there is no common goal? Prime Minister Li Keung, the head of the State Council right after the meeting, did not mention the resolution to fight in any statement. He was also the one who directly attended the meeting in Shanghai, where local leaders from Zhejiang, Guangdong, Sichuan agreed to speak with views that were considered soft, practical, and even rejected the theme of international confrontation. It is noteworthy that the person who always accompanied Mr. Xi in important events, Dinh Tiet Tuong, was not absent. This absence is not just a detail of personnel, but may be a sign that Mr. Xi is being isolated within his own inner circle. One day after the meeting, all foreign attitudes of China with the United States changed direction, from tough to soft, from tough to negotiation. It was not a tactical adjustment, but a strategic retreat. It is very possible that there was a higher order to overcome the limitations of the Ministry of Politics, or at least from a powerful power in the party to force the host country to go down to the water. And if so, it cannot be denied that the power in Beijing is being rebuilt. But the recent developments reveal a truth. China-South Korea are no longer a unified bloc. Behind the lines is a machine that is breaking down, losing strategic control, and being pulled back in many directions. The internal war is not only existing, but also raging. And in that context, the new trade war launched by Mr. Trump has inadvertently become the strongest drug on the Chinese political scene. It not only creates pressure from the outside, but also activates hidden contradictions from the inside. To put it bluntly, this is an early recovery in President Trump's comprehensive defense strategy, hitting the weakest point, the instability of the Chinese government right in the center of their power. Thank you for watching and see you in the next FBNC's International news