China Aims To Subvert The Press
Chinese leadership had a secret shadow meeting in which they discussed the final battle over world media control.
This top-level, secret meeting happened during China’s 20th National Congress, with Chinese leader Xi Jinping spelling out how he wanted even more control. The group lamented how their past attempts had failed, believing their tactics were too “reserved, conservative, and not creative enough.”
Xi, who just began his third term as the leader of China, was supposed to appoint his successor during the congressional meeting, but instead is maintaining his power and control over the country.
In fact, in this secret meeting, Xi told his subordinates that he wants to massively overhaul how the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) has been handling things, and to begin fresh, new attacks focusing on English speakers and English media companies.
The party has already infiltrated every major aspect of western culture, including entertainment, education, business, government, and especially the media. In their latest efforts, they have begun reaching out to conservative influencers in the media in order to have more control over the flow of information overseas. Who could be these influencers they want to target? What kind of disinformation would they be promoting on the CCP’s behalf? Here’s more from the Edge of Wonder.
The Book That Terrifies CCP
Chris Chappell reports that it’s the 20th anniversary of the publishing of Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party, a book that led to the largest mass movement in China that the CCP fears to death.
Chappell says it’s the book, published 20 years ago in the Epoch Times, that details the entire history of the Communist Party and its crimes and may well eventually signal its end. More from China Uncensored.