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originally posted by: UpThenDown
a reply to: musicismagic
I have only seen one such rumour, that being this very thread
Have you any links perhaps ?
originally posted by: Deetermined
a reply to: musicismagic
So, what other explanations are you hearing for 59% of flights being cancelled? Some are wondering if it's just a military exercise of some kind?
originally posted by: Deetermined
Now I'm reading that some political faction that's against the CCP may be starting these rumors because 2 ministers were sentenced to death and 4 other officials were sentenced to life in prison. The CCP is trying to claim that it's part of an "anti-corruption" campaign that they are running.
Is the West trying to take on the Chinese Empire?
originally posted by: Xcathdra
Gordon Chang reports from the ground, with video, rumors that a military coup is underway right now in China and that communist leader Xi Jinping is currently under house arrest:
Chinese President Xi Jinping became one of the top trending topics on Twitter amid unsubstantiated reports he is under house arrest and that China is in the midst of a military coup.
Xi and the phrase #ChinaCoup trended on social media after tens of thousands of users spread unconfirmed rumors that the president was detained and overthrown by the China's People's Liberation Army.
This speculation, which has not been discussed by any reputable sources, arrived as there are hardly any commercial flights flying over the capital of Beijing on Saturday, with unverified reports claiming all trains and buses are also being canceled out of Beijing.
A Chinese court sentenced a former top security official to life in prison, completing a crackdown on the “political clique” he led just weeks before a crucial Communist Party reshuffle.
Former Vice Public Security Minister Sun Lijun, 53, was given a suspended death sentence with no possibility of parole by a court in Changchun city, Jilin province, state broadcaster China Central Television reported. He was found guilty of taking 646 million yuan ($91 million) of bribes, as well as stock manipulation and illegal gun possession, the report said.
www.bloomberg.com...
It amazes me how random people can proclaim events as non events, especially when they are thousands of miles away, with no first hand knowledge. lol
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Fake news is already a thing in the US , Xi Jinping is not under house arrest.