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A manifesto from the "Restoration Party" has circulated in Beijing and Tianjin, calling for the robbing of corrupt officials during the Lunar New Year to "accumulate strength for an uprising."
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The CCP's rule is showing signs of its end. A source claims that a manifesto signed "Restoration Party" is circulating, calling for the robbing of ill-gotten gains from corrupt officials during the Lunar New Year to "accumulate strength for an uprising."
Yuan Hongbing, a legal scholar residing in Australia, recently told Vision Times that information from conscientious individuals within the CCP system reveals that CCP officials are not only facing a new round of purges within the party but also a profound crisis regarding their personal fate.
Sources with a conscience revealed that on November 20th of this year, the Ministry of Public Security of the CCP submitted an internal report to the Secretariat of the Central Committee, which was subsequently forwarded to provincial and ministerial-level units. The report stated that a document signed "Special Party Branch of the Beijing-Tianjin Area in the Occupied Zones of the Restoration Party" has recently been circulating in more than ten large and medium-sized cities and dozens of towns.
The document is titled "During the 2026 Spring Festival, Launch a Robbery of the Ill-gotten Gains of CCP Corrupt Officials to Benefit the People and Gather Energy for a People's Uprising!"
The document claims that although some officials with "modern consciousness" have begun using virtual currency to hide their ill-gotten gains, the vast majority of officials still hide their ill-gotten money in their own homes or the homes of relatives and mistresses. If this money is stolen, they "absolutely dare not report it."
The document compares itself to "the revolutionaries of today," stating that "just as the heroes of Liangshan robbed the birthday tribute in ancient times, the revolutionaries of today rob the ill-gotten gains of CCP corrupt officials," which is a so-called "righteous act." The targets of the robbery include not only corrupt officials but also unscrupulous businessmen who launder money for them. The document calls on "300 million migrant workers returning home and unemployed college graduates to actively respond to the call during the Chinese New Year."
Yuan Hongbing stated that this Ministry of Public Security report is clearly a warning to officials nationwide: similar incidents must be strictly prevented during the Spring Festival. However, he emphasized that the report truly reveals a more serious contemporary issue—millions of CCP officials must choose between two fates: either continue to be victims of the CCP's internal purges, or become martyrs in the nationwide resistance, or repent and join the historical tide of resistance against totalitarianism.
A mainland Douyin (TikTok) user commented under a CCP recruitment video: "Touch the road and beat up Brother Diao (get the gun and kill Xi Jinping first)." (Screenshot) In recent years, the CCP's perverse actions have increasingly eroded public support. On mainland social media platforms like Douyin, more and more posts and videos are alluding to the CCP, including "reviewing the crises or popular uprisings of past dynasties" and "denouncing the corruption of the Indian government." Recently, a large number of netizens have begun semi-publicly criticizing the CCP regime, directly pointing to Xi Jinping and the CCP's complete loss of popular support and impending doom.
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