China’s War Threat Debunked: Jinping’s Peaceful March, Not WWIII Prep

The sensational 2018 video circulating like wildfire online, purportedly threatening U.S. and NATO with Chinese military intervention if they dare challenge Russia, has been declared FALSE. President Xi Jinping of China is not plotting the next World War III from behind closed doors as the video misleadingly suggests. In reality, the footage simply captures Jinping giving marching orders to the Chinese army during a routine training exercise at the start of a new year. But hey, why let facts get in the way of a good old fear-mongering narrative, right?

FACT CHECK: Viral X Video Shows Xi Jinping Giving Orders To Chinese Army In 2018 https://t.co/1ISIlMXJaC . #Trump2024 pic.twitter.com/aSVWC5ZuBK

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Now, the meeting of minds between Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin slated for May is fueling endless speculations among the chattering classes. Will they be plotting global domination over some Peking duck and caviar? Let’s just hope they remember to bring enough napkins for the spilled secrets. And oh, Jinping is making a pit stop in France to chitchat with President Macron as well. Because, why not add a sprinkle of French finesse to the power play mix?

The video in question, shared by the South China Morning Post, showcases the impressive display of Chinese military might. But let’s get our heads out of the clouds, folks! The idea that China is gearing up to go superhero on the U.S. or NATO is as improbable as a unicorn sighting at a fast-food drive-thru. The only “intervention” Jinping is probably planning is how to diplomatically decline the next batch of annoying telemarketing calls.

The real clown in this circus isn’t Jinping but rather the fear-mongering caption accompanying the video. Let’s face it – the internet can be a wild west of misinformation and exaggeration. So next time you see a video claiming to predict impending doom, take it with a hefty side of skepticism. Just like that second helping of apple pie – it’s delicious but not always good for you. Stay vigilant!