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We all know that China, especially southern China, is struck by historic floods. Dozens of millions of people and as many as 27 provinces out of 31 are all affected. And the worst is yet to come.
However, amidst this somewhat unprecedented disaster, none of CCP’s 7 Politburo Standing Committee members ever appeared in the flooded areas to inspect the situation, or to lead the disaster relief efforts.
People have been asking: “Where are they? Why are they absent? Are they worrying too much about their own safety? Or have they abandoned their posts and responsibilities? ”
Virtual Meetings of CCP’s Politburo Standing Committee
On July 17, CCP’s official media, or mouthpiece， Xinhua, finally reported that CCP’s head Xi Jinping hosted a meeting of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau to discuss how to do flood control and disaster relief work.
From the way the report was presented-which is, there were no photos or videos of the meeting, only text-people know this must be a virtual meeting. This once again confirms previous reports that the top CCP leaders have escaped from Beijing and are staying at different locations since the new round of COVID19 or CCP virus outbreak in June.
Xinhua also mentioned that “other issues were also discussed in the meeting” at the end of the report. But other than this one sentence, no details about the discussion were disclosed.
So what did the CCP leaders discuss exactly?
Doomsday Panic
According to Chinese commentator, Professor Zhang Tianliang of Fei Tian College, the CCP leaders are having a doomsday panic. They are at a loss as to what to do and are having fierce internal fights. They must have discussed what they should do when their previously seemingly perfect “Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan” could be destroyed overnight by the latest move of the US and other countries.
“Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan”
So what is this “Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan”?
As early as 2016, Chinese scholar Chen Yongmiao revealed in an article that the CCP had an “Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan”, which means that the CCP leaders knew that their “ship” was sinking, and they needed to abandon it before it was too late.
But before they abandon this sinking ship, they needed to make sure that they had plundered enough money inside China, and moved it out to safe places overseas, so that they could continue to enjoy an extravagant life for several more generations in another country after they abandon their ship.
Chen Yongmiao said, that was why the CCP leaders squeezed the Chinese people so hard, but were so generous when they threw away money outside of China, because they needed to establish good relationships in those countries, so that they could have favorable living conditions after they abandon their ship and migrate to those countries.
30 Years in the Making
In 2017, another Chinese blogger revealed more details of this plan. He said that what triggered the plan was the Tiananmen Massacre in 1989. Before tanks rolled onto the streets of Beijing, the then CCP leader Deng Xiaoping had prepared two plans. Plan B, the backup plan, was, if the crackdown on the student movement failed for whatever reason, Deng would flee Beijing immediately.
Several special planes parked in a western suburb of Beijing were ready to fly to Pakistan at any time. Lots of gold and U.S. dollars were loaded inside the aircraft. The second escort group of the North Sea Fleet of CCP’s Navy also launched the highest level alert, and was ready to sail at any time.
Of course, with the success of the crackdown, this backup escape plan was not executed. But Deng’s actions at the time caused dissatisfaction of other senior CCP leaders. In order to make peace with them, Deng proposed the “Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan” at the 1991 executive meeting of CCP’s Central Advisory Committee, which was made up by the most veteran CCP members, who had a lot of power and influence within the CCP.
After that meeting, a secret preparatory group was set up to secretly carry out the plan.
Three Core Elements
The three core elements of the plan were “money, people and pathways.” China Development Bank, which was established in 1994, was a bank system especially set up to carry the “money” part of “Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan”. Many important financial measures and so-called reforms were all for the same purpose, such as the tax-sharing system among local and central governments, the industrialization of medical and education systems, transforming state-owned enterprises into joint-stock companies, and cashing out state-owned enterprises in the stock markets, and so on.
For the “people” element in the plan, it was to make sure that the “right persons” were chosen for the important positions.
For the “pathway” elements, it was important to choose the right person to carry out the so-called “cutting off the tail operation”.
What is “cutting off the tail operation”? When animals such as geckos and lizards [ˈlɪzə(r)d] are bitten by a predator or in danger, they often break their own tails to attract the attention of the enemy and take the opportunity to escape. This can be described as a way to survive by sacrificing parts to preserve the whole. It is a survival skill or instinct to defend themselves.
So the CCP also had such a plan. When it becomes necessary, the CCP will cut off its own tail, sacrifice some members to create opportunities for its core members to escape to safe places.
Chinese scholar Chen Yongmiao also revealed that when the time to abandon the sinking ship arrived, CCP’s core members would immediately activate a national archive self-destruction system to destroy all dangerous historical records, and then evacuate their entire families to countries that they have already established relationships with. In this way, they can ensure the safety and prosperity of at least several generations to come.
One Million “Naked Officials”
So for the past 3 decades, the CCP has been systematically carrying out this plan.
In 2012, leaked CCP’s internal data showed that 90 percent of central party committee members had relatives and children who had migrated to foreign countries; 85 percent of top officials were ready to abandon their positions and escape China.
In 2017, a Chinese language magazine in Hong Kong disclosed that 1 million CCP senior members are so-called “naked officials”, which means they had already sent all their families and their wealth out of China.
How Much Wealth Has Been Moved Out of China?
Then how much wealth have they moved out of China exactly?
In 2012, Washington, DC-based think tank “Global Financial Integrity” published a report, saying that “Chinese Economy Lost $3.79 Trillion in Illicit Financial Outflows from 2000-2011”.
Raymond Baker, the director of “Global Financial Integrity” said that “I’ve studied the proceeds of crime, corruption, and tax evasion for decades, and the magnitude of illicit money flowing out of China is astonishing…There’s no other developing or emerging economy that even comes close to suffering as much in illicit financial outflows.”
The report also said that “the illegal outflows—the proceeds of crime, corruption, and tax evasion—were largely due to a trade-based money laundering technique known as ‘trade misinvoicing,’ which accounted for US$3.2 trillion, or 86.2%, of the total outflow of illegal capital over the 11 years studied.”
What is “trade misinvoicing”? A simple example is, when a Chinese company exports $1000 goods to the US, the buyer in the US only pays $800 and issues an invoice of $800 to the Chinese company; while the remaining $200 is deposited directly into some individual’s bank account in the US. In this way, $200 disappears in the money laundry process, and becomes illegal money obtained.
According to Professor Zhang Tianliang, such massive outflows represent the amount of money that the CCP had moved out of China.
Since China’s total import and export increased at an average annual rate of 6% after 2012, so using the number of 2011 to calculate how much more money was moved out of China from 2012 to 2019, the result was about $ 4.255 Trillion.
So, if we put all the numbers together, in the past 20 years, about $8.83 Trillion was moved out of China via misinvoicing and other money laundering methods.
If we add other funds transfer channels, such as the “One Belt, One Road” program and direct investments, the total amount could be as much as $10 Trillion!
“Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan” Can Go Bankrupt
If this number is close to the true number, we can imagine how panicked the CCP leaders can be when they realize that their 30 years in the making plan, “Abandoning the Sinking Ship Plan”, could go bankrupt overnight, and all the wealth they accumulated and transferred could be gone in one day.
In our last program, we discussed the US’ possible move of banning all CCP members from entering the US. If that really happens, the CCP elites will have problems enjoying their money in the US. If other countries follow suits, things will be even more difficult for the CCP senior members.
Before I was going to record this program, the news that the US had ordered the CCP to close its consulate in Houston “to protect American intellectual property and American’s private information”, and videos of CCP’s staff inside the consulate urgently burning documents were everywhere on the Internet.
Senator Marco Rubio tweeted on Wednesday that “#China’s consulate in #Houston is not a diplomatic facility. It is the central node of the Communist Party’s vast network of spies & influence operations in the United States. Now that building must close & the spies have 72 hours to leave or face arrest.
“This needed to happen.”
This breaking news also tells us, with the global trend of pushing back against the CCP, CCP’s “Abandoning the Sink Ship Plan” has already encountered huge problems.
Seize CCP’s Ilegal Money to Help China to Smoothly Move into a Post-CCP Era
In order to preserve its power, the CCP has been brainwashing Chinese people into believing that if the CCP is gone, China will fall into chaos, and Chinese people will suffer more.
Maybe that is also the reason why some people in the west are reluctant to talk about, or proactively advocate the idea of disintegrating, or taking down the CCP. They also worry about the consequences.
As a matter of fact, things will not necessarily fall into chaos if the CCP is gone. The world didn’t end when the communist regimes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe collapsed, why should it when the CCP is gone?
Professor Zhang Tianliang also said, now that we know that such a huge amount of wealth was illegally obtained and transferred by those CCP members, if we can seize that money and give it back to Chinese people after the CCP collapses, such a huge amount, which is close to one year’s GDP of China, can greatly help to stabilize the economy of China, and help China to move into a post-CCP era.
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7/22/2020
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“This Book Should be Compulsory Reading for the Younger Generation”
(The following review was published on the journal of Society of Women Writers NSW Inc, Australia, after Jennifer gave a speech to its members in 2005. Valerie Pybus was a Past President of both the Society of Women Writers NSW Inc. and Fellowship of Australian Writers Manly & Peninsular Regional Australia.)
In April 2000, Jennifer Zeng was sent to a Chinese labour camp for “re-education”. Her experiences there were harrowing and-it quickly became clear-her memory of them still raw.
The reason for Jennifer’s arrest and imprisonment was her adherence to the beliefs and practices of Falun Gong. One of a number of qigong movements, Falun Gong is an exercise and meditation practice that advocates there principles: truthfulness, compassion, forbearance.
Jennifer opened by telling us how overwhelmed she had been by the freshly-announced defection and request for Australian asylum of her compatriot, Chen Yonglin. Australia, she told us, should take serious the diplomat’s claims that China has a thousand spies operation in our country, with kidnapping of former Chinese nationals as part of their brief. She herself had experienced the felling of being “watched” since her arrival here three years ago. She warned that other countries, too, had likewise been infiltrated.
Jennifer Zeng was born in 1966, the year the Cultural Revolution began. In 1984, after finishing high school, she moved from her native Sichuan to Beijing where she completed a Master’s degree in Science (geochemistry). Some time later she contracted Hepatitis C and became seriously ill. Seeking relief from the physical distress that Hepatitis C inflicts, “I tried other qigong(movements with a religious/philosophic core) but none of them gave real benefits. After one month of Falun Gong, my symptoms were gone.”
Unfortunately for Jennifer, Falun Gong is a movement that the Chinese government sees as a threat to its authority. In April 2000, as mentioned, Jennifer was arrested and sent for re-education-in a camp which she described as a “living hell on earth”. Compared with a Chinese labour camp, “the camps of Hitler and the Gulag(were) far less cruel.”
Like other inmates, Jennifer had to perform forced labour, making garments-“for sixteen hours a day, sometimes with no sleep at all.” All there garments, said Jennifer, are exposed. “You might even be wearing a garment that I made.”
The main purpose of this camp-and others like them-is “to crush the will of prisoners. The police tell the guards to torture to the best of their ability”-with the less than zealous ones themselves likely to be subjected to torture in their turn.
A favorite punishment is sleep deprivation. Jennifer mentioned one woman who became insane following fifteen days and nights without sleep, compounded by psychological torture. The use of electric prods was anther measure commonly used. Subjected to such treatment, Jennifer on one occasion ended up losing consciousness.
After six months of enduring and witnessing such horrors, “a voice came to me. I must write a book about these crimes which should not exist in the twenty-first century.”
Coming to this decision was one thing. Implementing it was another matter. Before she could write the book, Jennifer had first to get out of the camp. And before she could do that, she had first to satisfy the authorities by denouncing Falun Gong. This Jennifer decided to do, in October 2000, and was then faced with a particular refinement of cruelty. As proof that her denunciation was bona fide, she was required also to torture other inmates. Jennifer’s naked emotion in telling of this is, something none of us will quite put from our minds.
One month after her release, Jennifer started her book. In doing so she “[had] difficulty as a non-writer trying to find the words to express my experiences”. Her task was made the harder by her needing to relive the trauma of that experience. Having completed a portion of it, Jennifer copied it to two floppy discs, ripping the hard disc clean. These floppy discs she contrived to send out of China to a friend in New Zealand.
In September 2001, Jennifer manage to come to this country, having secured a visa with the help an Australian. Once here, she had still to live with uncertainty. Would she be granted refugee status?(It took two years.) Would she find a job? And there was constantly that fear of being “watched”.
Despite there preoccupations and uncertainties, Jennifer’s priority remained the completion of her book.
In a voice that was a tumble of emotions, Jennifer now read to us a passage from the book’s preface. In it she speaks of the driving purpose behind her writing of it and the fact that, “For this I am prepared to sacrifice my life.”
“It’s happening every day,” she told us regarding the ongoing persecution of Falun Gong members, two thousand of whom had been tortured to death in the past six years. “I want the Australian people and government to know. This kind of people is not to be trusted. It is now wise to deal with people you don’t understand. I’m crying my heart out for the world to know the real China that’s under the curtain today.”
Central to the discussion that followed Jennifer’s speech was the question as to why the government is so bent on eradicating Falun Gong. “Why does it label the movement as ‘evil cult’?” The answer mainly lies in the fact that the Chinese government is a centralized one. As such it sees as vital the maintenance of rigid control over its teeming millions. In introducing Jennifer, Valerie Pybus told us that on a trip she had made to China she “had never seen human beings so controlled.” Against that must be set the fact that, in the last seven years, Falun Gong membership has grown so rapidly that is outweighs Communist party numbers. Add to this the fact that Falun Gong, though very loosely organized, subscribes to a non-materialistic view of life-a view inimical to the government’s thrust to economic development above all else. Unable to reconcile the opposing views, the Chinese government has-regrettably-restored to persecution and repression.
Understand the Chinese government’s motives does nothing to excuse them. “We are all a little non-plussed (at them)”, said Dorothy Keyworth, in her vote of thanks to Jennifer. Essentially, Falun Gong adherents were “practicing being good.” Two of Dorothy’s abiding memories, after reading Jennifer’s book, were the vision of the unfortunates being tortured with electric prods and the vision of “all those women in a cell, knitting fifteen hours a day.”
To Valeria Pybus, the last word: “I challenge you all to read this book. It should be compulsory reading for the younger generation.”
Originally published at The Society of WomenWriters Newsletter -August-September 2005