Xi Jinping Orders Military to Develop an ‘Elite Force’ to Win Wars.

On Jan. 5, Chinese President Xi Jinping issued the regime’s military with mobilization directives, saying it must evolve into an elite force capable of winning any war.

According to state-run news agency Xinhua, the order stated, “The armed forces must closely follow the evolution of technology, warfare, and rivals, redouble their efforts to better combine training with combat operations, and strengthen systematic training and the use of technologies to develop an elite force that is capable of fighting and winning wars,”

Since 2018, Xi, who serves as both the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and the chairman of the Central Military Commission, has issued annual mobilization orders. The directives set the military’s priorities for the following year and begin military-wide training.

The commands come as the CCP adopts a more belligerent approach to foreign relations, which coincides with deteriorating relations between the dictatorship and the rest of the world.

Xi has conducted major reforms across the entire Chinese society since taking office in 2012, including a massive restructuring of the military that began in 2015.

Xi has tried to dramatically strengthen his personal influence over military leadership in the interim, promoting at least 58 generals loyal to him and supportive of his reforms.

The technology-focused mobilization order comes after the CCP signed a joint declaration with the other UN Security Council members earlier this week. The regime’s leadership stated in it that the spread of nuclear weapons must be stopped.

However, a Chinese official stated shortly after the declaration that the regime would continue to develop its nuclear arsenal and would not make any concessions until the US and Russia had fewer nuclear weapons than it did.

The US has been increasingly concerned about China’s growing military capabilities.

The US military unveiled new software in December to help predict how its actions could enrage China’s communist regime. The software was branded a “appeasement app” by some critics since it’s just evaluating the demands of the CCP.

New Russian assault helicopter bids, an increasing fleet, a record number of Chinese military aircraft incursions into Taiwan’s air defense identification zone, Taiwan invasion scenarios, and a hypersonic weapon test in July are among the various arising concerns regarding China’s military activity.

In response, the Pentagon stated its next national security strategy would emphasize global alliances and partnerships while dealing with China as a “pacing challenge.”

A pacing challenge is one way to describe the government getting an elite force ready for war. Or you could say that China is aiming to bolster its military forces in preparation to conquer whoever is in their way of survival. Because that’s the reality of the situation, they want to win any conflict just like we do. With that being said, you can surely expect the Biden administration to fumble our military preparedness as a whole. Senseless administrative discharges being held over the heads of unvaccinated service members that have declared their will to protect American citizens from threats foreign or domestic is a heinous act. All things will come to light with time, and these injustices will be brought forward. If they don’t do time behind bars, they’ll be spending all their time in hell. Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.

Since December 27, China’s communist regime has increased travel restrictions in the northwest city of Xi’an, as it tries to limit the country’s highest known rise in COVID-19 infections in almost two years.

On December 27, Xi’an, the capital of Shaanxi Province, reported 150 more cases, bringing the total number of those infected to 635 since December 9.

Authorities have severely restricted traffic into and out of the city, with footage from state broadcaster CCTV showing trucks queueing at road checks as hazmat officials examined health data on drivers’ phones on Sunday.

“For Xi’an, intensified control and screening measures are urgent to block the virus as soon as possible,” said Zhang Boli, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.

“I estimate the transmission will be cut off in mid-January and the outbreak can be completely put under control in late January. It is very possible,” he said in a recent media interview.

Given the Chinese regime’s history of underreporting virus statistics, the official figure is unlikely to be representative of the genuine amount. However, this is the highest daily count documented when COVID-19 initially appeared in Wuhan.

The Delta variant was blamed by Chinese health officials for an increase in illnesses in five regions, including Beijing. In six weeks, the capital city, roughly 625 miles from Xi’an, will host the Winter Olympics, which the dictatorship has promised will be a “safe” event.

The authorities also announced that the norm of allowing just one individual per home to buy groceries every two days would be suspended. Residents were required to stay at home until December 27, save when getting tested for COVID.
Residents were only permitted to buy basics at businesses within their complex, according to a resident who provided her surname as Zhou to The Epoch Times on Dec. 26. She said that she had been banned from leaving her home in the medium-risk Lianhu district.

At least three rounds of mass testing have taken place in the city, with 28,983 persons being placed under centralized quarantine.

Anyone who refuses to observe the guidelines during the testing, such as maintaining three feet apart when standing in lines, might be detained and fined, according to authorities.

Workers spray pathogen-killing substances onto roads and buildings in Xi’an as part of a citywide cleaning program.

Given the minimal chance of individuals contracting COVID-19 from outdoor surfaces or the air with so few people outside, Dongyan Jin, a virologist at the University of Hong Kong, believes bulk disinfection of outdoor air and surfaces is unnecessary.

“This is like firing mosquitos with a cannon,” Jin stated, while he did agree that disinfecting interior surfaces, particularly in areas frequented by ill patients, was vital.

China has long lost hope for liberation. Only an inconceivable catastrophe can shine a hint of light into the hearts and minds of these oppressed individuals. When infection spreads across the United States and Europe to a degree that justifies serious “concern”, governments will react in the same way that China’s government is: martial law and technocratic top down surveilence. This would likely result in civil war in the United States. John 15:19 says: “If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you.” Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.