9:54 AM EST -- FLASH TRAFFIC - URGENT -- China's President Xi Jin Ping, has reportedly suffered a "Cerebral Infarction" which would be a blockage of an artery in the Brain - commonly known as a stroke. At the same time - or maybe to cover what's taking place -- there appears to be two separate internal REVOLTS happening inside China.
An "Emergency Announcement" in China said "Emergency Broadcast: The Party and the nation's most outstanding leader, the most distinguished proletarian statesman, Comrade Xi Jinping, due to excessive brain usage day and night, has suddenly suffered a cerebral infarction and is currently being resuscitated at the China-Japan Friendship Hospital…"
The Chinese central government has suspended railway transportation to Beijing from 23 regions across the country (most of which are areas with military garrisons).
If reports about Xi Jin Ping are true, it is an extremely unusual signal: it reflects not merely traffic management, but a high degree of vigilance over the “flow of power.”
Xi Jinping's government is apparently concerned that various military forces might enter Beijing through unconventional means.
This indicates that the political situation in Beijing remains opaque and under intense pressure, with the core of power lacking absolute control over the situation.
The more roads are blocked, the more it shows the situation is not yet stable; the more silence there is, the greater the possibility of powerful undercurrents surging beneath the surface. In other words, this may actually be a "Coup."
Internal Revolt ????
There is also extensive word on Intel Circuits reporting:
"The 75th Group Army, stationed in Kunming, Yunnan Province, has left a portion of its main forces to continue garrisoning outside Kunming, Yunnan Province, while the rest of its main forces have split into two routes, converging respectively toward Nanning in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Guiyang in Guizhou Province.
At the same time, the main forces of the 74th Group Army have also split into two routes, converging respectively toward Guangzhou in Guangdong Province and Changsha in Hunan Province.
Their intention is that, in the event of Xi Jinping's downfall or death, the Southern Theater Command headquarters, the 74th Group Army headquarters, and the 75th Group Army headquarters would join forces to rapidly seize control of Yunnan Province, Guangxi Region, Guizhou Province, Hunan Province, and Guangdong Province. After that, these five provinces and regions would form a unified entity and declare independence from the central regime.
SIMILARLY, other areas of China are also said to be preparing a break-away!!!
According to intel chatter, the 78th Group Army, stationed in Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province, has left some of its main forces to continue garrisoning Harbin City, while the other main forces have split into two routes, respectively converging toward Changchun City in Jilin Province and Hohhot City in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
The main forces of the 79th Group Army, stationed in Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, have already drawn some main units from the areas surrounding Beijing and are converging toward Shenyang City in Liaoning Province.
The 80th Group Army, stationed in Weifang City, Shandong Province, has also drawn some main units from the areas surrounding Beijing and is converging toward Jinan City in Shandong Province.
The intention is that, once Xi Jinping falls from power or dies, the Northern Theater Command Headquarters, the 78th Group Army Headquarters, the 79th Group Army Headquarters, and the 80th Group Army Headquarters will join forces to rapidly take control of Heilongjiang Province, Jilin Province, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Liaoning Province, and Shandong Province. After that, these five provinces and autonomous region will form a unified entity and declare independence from the central regime.
With such broad planning by multiple different Military Units, in different areas of the country, it appears on the surface, Internal Revolts are taking place in the China Army. This could tear China apart and send it cascading into internal Civil War.
