Chinese Ship Ramming Was Xi Jinping's Idea???

Do you guys realize what the PLA was trying to do here with its naval vessel? Another night of sleeping on what happened with the collision between the Chinese naval destroyer and its Chinese coast guard vessels in the Scarborough shore when they're trying to chase after a coast guard ship from the Philippines and also reading up on the comments from the first video that we did yesterday and honestly I can't help but think that something worse could have happened and it was for a very specific purpose. For example, this one here, I honestly think they got the analysis spot on. I'll read it to you. It says, China's coast guard ships was chasing it and even trying to use the water cannon on it. Look closely. It all turned crazy once the large Chinese naval ship entered the fray. So what was their intention? I honestly believe that the large Chinese navy ship intended to ram the Filipino smaller coast guard ship, which is true, but they miscalculated and they weren't in proper coordination with the Chinese coast guard ship chasing the Filipino coast guard ship, so you ended up with this massive blunder. If the Filipino ship was a bit slower, it probably would have been directly hit by the large Chinese navy ship, suffered catastrophic damage to the point that the crew would literally be in the water and the Chinese coast guards could take them in as prisoners, etc. That was like the intention. So this thought came to my mind and I can't help but believe honestly, like I'm kind of sweating like cold sweat thinking about this, which is what exactly were they trying to do in the area? If maybe that the PLA navy destroyer was actually tasked with escalation. Okay, hear me out, okay? This might sound like a crazy theory, but it's not so crazy. So in the last week or so, I've been hearing a lot of information, some of them rumors about how there's the Beidaihe meeting right now happening, right? Where Xi Jinping and the CCP elders are discussing about his future. And part of this was that Xi Jinping allegedly promised that he would give away some of the titles he currently holds in exchange for a safe exit, so he won't be politically charged or face something like a punishment for these things, considering the fact that he has lost his military power, in essence, lost his control of the real power in the CCP. But he has gone since back and forth on this promise of stepping back, essentially. And to the point where it feels like now, this whole escalation or attempting to escalate with the naval vessel, which by the way, this is clearly an escalation already, considering it was the fact that it used to be a coast guard versus coast guard situation, now has become that the navy has been involved, right? But it's not an intention to invade the Scarborough Shoal, given the fact that this is one ship. If they really wanted to invade, they would send in a fleet or they would use force and it can be done, right? This is not something that they don't have the military power to do so. But it's one ship, so it's clearly escalation. That's what they're looking for. The PLA Navy is Xi Jinping's home base for power in the military. He's tried to cultivate this, the branch of the military for the past decade or so. And some of his closest allies come from the navy. It's also the one where they have to prepare the most for the Taiwan invasion. So you can see that the emphasis on the navy being the all out and powerful is very important for Xi Jinping. And so that's where I think that this was an incalculated risk that he was willing to take in order for things to change in his own power. Even though the Guilin, which is the Chinese destroyer, serves in the Southern Theater Command, which by the way is controlled by Zhang Youxia, who currently holds the real military power as the vice chairman. He's rendered Xi Jinping powerless that way. The influence of the navy in itself, which spans across the East Theater, the South Theater, and other areas as well, is much greater, right? So you're bound to have certain generals who are in those different theaters, but still loyal to Xi Jinping. Here's some photos from the Guilin boat doing an activity promoting Xi Jinping's thoughts on military. Now the captain of Guilin destroyer here is featured in these photos and in this propaganda news piece from 2022. So far we have no other information that I can find or have been talked about from this boat, other than the fact that it was involved in the recent incident. And so there's no, like literally no update as to if this guy still serves as the captain or not, but on Chinese ships there is something unique. There's actually two commanding officers. One is the captain, which is responsible for the military duty, and the other one is the political commissar, which is responsible for the party or the political duty or the political mission, right? So there's really no way to tell this command to ram comes from who, but if there is a task assigned to the political commissar of the ship to say that, yeah, you need to do this in order to help me achieve a political objective, I mean, in some instances that political command overrides the military one, right? So if I had to guess, the political commissar issued that command. So it's very possible that the order to escalate was given by the political commanding officer. So I went back and looked at some of the video footage again, and it's very clear. You see that the destroyer and the coast guard ships, they were about to pinch in on the Filipino ship, which is called Suluan, but because of the superior seamanship of the Filipino side, and by the way, that woman, like in the aftermath, you see it, she just looks very relaxed and it's like, it's just another day in the ocean, right? Big props to her, but she's honestly a true warrior for going through this situation. But imagine just had she not been fast enough, because in the footage, you see it, that the Suluan made a sharp left turn from the head of its ship to basically narrowly escape this pincer attack. And then the incoming destroyer, which in the footage is to the left of the camera, it's coming just straight at it, right? And then on the right side, or before the collision happened, you see that the coast guard ship from China was actually trying to go to the right side. So it almost seems like they were crossing into each other. Again, whether this was a mistake, an error, or intentional, who knows? But I think the point is they were trying to do this pinch or pincer attack onto the Filipino coast guard ship, but it didn't end up happening, of course. Otherwise, imagine what would be the aftermath of that today. Because think about it, we saw the impact of the collision between the destroyer and a much bigger coast guard ship, which by the way is converted from a warship in the PLA Navy to begin with. Now imagine the smaller coast guard ship, imagine what would happen if that 7,500 or 8,500 fully loaded, 8,500 tons by the way, of that destroyer class just going straight at the smaller boat. You're bound to have injuries or worse, right? So in that situation, it's really bad. And what's going to happen after that? That's going to turn into a military escalation. That's going to be a confrontation between the Philippines and China. Who stands to benefit the most in this situation? Well, Xi Jinping. Because in that scenario, it becomes a national security crisis for the CCP, and they have to let Xi Jinping take control somehow, right? So in that sense, you're essentially giving back or you're giving excuses for Xi Jinping to claw back power. And so that's where I think it's very interesting why this suddenly happened. Because there's no reason, again, there's no reason for a PLA Navy ship to get involved in this. Because what they've done is, again, if they try to use hard military powers to take over the aisles in the South China Sea, they could have done this a long time ago, right? They don't need to resort to gray zone warfare if they really wanted to turn the situation into one that's very dire. But by doing these so-called smaller escalations, it achieves a political objective more than a military one. Just thinking about it now, Xi Jinping has to resort to different little tricks to try to claw back his leadership power. 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So that means a lot of the admirals and commanding officers who are loyal to Xi are bound to think of that if they're facing purge themselves, why sit around and wait rather than maybe they can do something proactive to try to change the current situation. And that aligns with Xi Jinping's need to return to power. So what if they were to do something or they were told to do something in those situations? So at the end of the day though, it's good that this didn't turn out to be an international confrontation where it could escalate into a regional conflict or much worse. But if you look at the videos again in the beginning you see that the people were in front of the boats. It's been two days and there's no mention of these soldiers, their status or just what happened to them. And in some of the other videos you actually see people floating in the water. Again there's no mentions of rescues from the Chinese side. All Chinese internet is seeing is how that they bravely defended their sovereignty or so-called sovereignty in the waters. Yeah which is very typical of an image protecting move by the CCP. But deep down I think there's power politics at play and that's why they did this. So thank you so much for watching this episode and hope you enjoy the video. Let me know your thoughts in the comments about this. I'd love to hear what you think about the situation whether you agree or not. Like and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. And thank you again for watching. We'll see you next time.