CCP Made Strategic Alliance With Palestine Months Before Terror Attack | CLIP | Crossroads

Good evening and welcome to Crossroads. All warfare is based on deception. This is one of the more famous quotes from The Art of War by the ancient Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu. It describes methods on how to manipulate an enemy force, to trick them into doing what you want. It says that if you're able to attack, you should appear to be unable to attack. When using forces, you should appear to be inactive. If your enemy has a bad temper, well, try to irritate him. When he is unprepared, attack him. When his forces are united, then divide him. When you want to lure the enemy into a trap to destroy them, well, it says hold out baits to entice the enemy, feign disorder, and crush him. Now, we no longer think of war this way. War for the United States is out in the open. Our officials announce every detail of their plans. The media picks apart the strategies. Congress debates it on live TV. We warn our adversaries of everything we're going to do long before we do it. We have transparency, but the enemies of the United States do not. They operate in the shadows. Their main forces are not the so-called boots on the ground, but usually instead the hidden hands, the forces behind the scenes that move the proxy fighters as pawns in their game. They raise wolves to attack us and then pretend to comfort us from the atrocities while plotting to poison us. I say this all because I strongly believe that the Chinese Communist Party wants America to be involved in another war. I warned about this before. Now, you might remember my documentary, The Final War, where I said that the CCP is planning a war against the United States. As part of this, the Chinese Communist Party's leaders are planning to draw America into four separate wars, and they believe at least one of these needs to be a terrorist organization. And let's look back in August of 2021, when the Biden administration pulled us out of Afghanistan. If you remember, the Taliban took advantage of this. We watched videos as terrorist fighters drove in an open column on pickup trucks through the desert towards Kabul, where American troops carried out a hasty and controversial withdrawal. The Biden administration, well, they left behind over $7 billion in functional military equipment. And when the Taliban took over the country, they were left with the guns and the vehicles to form a new army and to become arms traffickers. The biggest part of that story, though, wasn't when the Taliban took over the country. That was expected. The biggest part is what took place right before. President Joe Biden announced the U.S. pullout a month prior, on July 8, 2021, right after the Taliban began posturing to the Chinese Communist Party. On July 28, 2021, Taliban and CCP leaders met in China. They established relations, and more importantly, this signaled that the Taliban was joining the CCP block of nations that includes Russia, Iran, and others. Now, you might ask what the real purpose was. Why would the CCP insist on siding with terrorists? Well, it ties into an agenda for war. In my documentary, The Final War, I pointed to one of Beijing's top strategists. That's Jin Canrong. He is an expert in U.S. affairs, and he's vice dean of the School of International Relations at Renmin University in China. Many regard him as having considerable sway over CCP leader Xi Jinping. Now, back in 2016, Jin made a speech at the U.S.-China Strategic Philosophy Symposium and really laid out the CCP's plan against America. Let me show you what he said in that speech. Among Western countries, the U.S. enjoys the highest degree of democracy. Of course, diversity has one advantage. The people have freedom, such as freedom of speech. But it comes with disadvantages, too. It's very difficult for the people to come to a consensus. The best scenario for the U.S. is that it has a very clear external enemy. If there are two enemies, the United States will lose its focus. This was the situation before World War II. There were two enemies, one, Nazi Germany, and the other, the Red Scare, the Soviet Union. Because of that, the U.S. started fighting internally, even before the war began. Now, if there were three external enemies for the U.S., you could see how that would be a mess, let alone four. So China's strategic goal is to make sure that the U.S. has four enemies, and one of them must be a terrorist group. Russia is like one, but it's not enough. Now, let me reiterate that because it's important. Quote, so China's strategic goal is to make sure that the U.S. has four enemies, and one of them must be a terrorist group. Now, what's interesting with the recent attacks by Hamas against Israel is how they correspond to all of this. Let me explain. Now, there were reports of Taliban guns left by the U.S. that had made their way to terrorists in the Gaza Strip. There were reports that Iran was directly involved in coordinating this attack behind the scenes, notably right after Biden freed up $6 billion for them to use. Now, probably most the important piece with all this, though, is what's being much less discussed. In June of this year, CCP leader Xi Jinping personally met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and he announced the establishment of a China-Palestine strategic partnership in which he stated this, quote, it will be an important milestone in the history of bilateral relation. Now, back to the attack we just watched. If you were planning to launch an attack on another country, if your intent was to, let's say, retake stolen land, as they say, well, you'd normally expect a full-scale invasion, something at least large enough to achieve that goal. Your forces would need to push deep into the country, establish supply lines, and very likely call in foreign support. This is not what Hamas just did in Israel. What they did was send in two main forces. Together, they raped and they murdered civilians. They recorded and published videos of themselves committing unthinkable atrocities, and they revealed now that they were even beheading infants. Now, one of those Hamas forces then kidnapped survivors and brought them back to the Gaza Strip to be held as hostages. The other forces stayed behind as suicide fighters, very likely covering for the kidnappings. Now, from a military standpoint, you would call this a shock and awe campaign. Now, part of the purpose of intelligence operations is to understand how your opponent operates. How do they react? Well, Hamas knows how Israel reacts to large-scale attacks. They respond with targeted missile strikes and sometimes ground operations. They've done this before in response to even smaller attacks. The imagery from Hamas was very likely meant to enrage people and make them want vengeance. The pulling back with hostages is very likely meant to draw in Israel. Why else would they do it? Hamas uses human shields. They put military bases beneath civilian hospitals. They prevent innocent people from fleeing because they want death. They want chaos.