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Xi Jinping is taking major steps to stomp out corruption in China and would likely be a partner.

That reminds me, maybe the creator can do a version of Xi JinPing's book for all Facebook employees.

The US Congress and President Obama are all elected officials, whereas Xi Jinping and the CCP are not.

What seems clear, though, is that Xi Jinping is pushing a lot of change in a lot of areas.

Xi jinping is treating corruption and pollution as two sides of the same coin at least.

Recently Xi Jinping met with Abe which came as a direct hit on the apologize-or-no-meeting hard line of the South Korean government.

For example Bo Xilai, formerly mayor of Chongqing, is probably the most prominent neo-Maoist in China [1], and Xi Jinping had him arrested.

Bo Xilai was deposed eight months before Xi Jinping took over.

> The US Congress and President Obama are all elected officials, whereas Xi Jinping and the CCP are not.

Edit: Last but not least, if we are sure that this attack is indeed coming from the GFW, then why Obama isn't calling Xi Jinping right now?

Xi Jinping is taking major steps to stomp out corruption No, he's just doing the same thing every Chinese leader since Mao has done, using anti-corruption measures as a weapon to smite his own political enemies.

The Xi Jinping administration has been engaged in a ham-handed crackdown on civil society and anyone who engages in political activism or discussion outside the context of the CPC for several years now and that crackdown has recently intensified.

It's been documented that the "purging of corruption" has by and large just been a means for Jinping to attack his enemies.

Same like every website (this is not criticism, although I don't like clickbaity titles in general, like "Xi Jinping has run into the one thing in China he can't control".

Though later blocked by the Chinese government, it has been largely considered a success." Losing access to 99% of all Chinese-language readers is the opposite of success, and implies that the NYT deeply misread how little its coverage was aligned with the rules of Xi Jinping's regime.

> "China’s Maoist ideologues are resurgent after languishing in the political desert, buoyed by President Xi Jinping’s traditionalist tilt and emboldened by internal party decrees that have declared open season on Chinese academics, artists and party cadres seen as insufficiently red." This doesn't seem in keeping with what he's actually been doing vis-a-vis China's "reds", which is mostly suppressing them.

There is a big difference between the central government (Xi Jinping) and provincial and local government.

They've been purging corruption for the entire Xi Jinping's administration.

Having the superpower that protects you running scared over paper tigers like Putin, Khamenei, Jinping, and the Castros should be worrying, not celebrated.