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The CCP Central Military Commission Has Become “Functionally Paralyzed” According to the latest information, it can now be stated clearly: the Central Military Commission (CMC) of the Chinese Communist Party is no longer operating normally. The original General Staff command system has been taken over. The current situation is, in essence, martial law within the military: the office of the CMC chairman has replaced the normal command structure, issuing direct orders to theater commands and units via encrypted telegrams. The entire military has been placed on emergency alert, with troops assembled and ammunition confiscated. All mobile phones and other instant communication devices have been uniformly collected and centrally stored. Units are ordered to remain in place and engage in intensive study of “Xi Jinping Thought” and the “CMC Chairman Responsibility System.” Officers and soldiers at all levels are required to declare their allegiance and take sides. There is only one objective: to stabilize the military, prevent mutiny, and eliminate any possibility of a coup. At this moment, aside from Xi Jinping, the most anxious group in China is the remnants of the Zhang Youxia faction. For them, only two structural fates remain. In this round of purges, there is no such thing as a “safe neutral zone.” They face only two possible outcomes: 1⃣ First: Waiting to die (highest probability). This manifests as cutting ties, lowering one’s profile, slowing down, erasing one’s presence, and accepting marginalization, investigation, and “slow processing.” A cruel but true statement: this path is not safety—it is waiting for death. Because during purge cycles: 💠 Individual rationality overrides collective rationality 💠Fear takes precedence over honor 💠The cost of coordination becomes infinitely high 2⃣Second: A last-ditch gamble (lower probability, but not zero). This can occur only if all three conditions appear simultaneously: 💠A shared understanding that continued silence offers no escape 💠Whether you stick your head out or not, the blade will fall anyway 💠A brief structural window opens This is not a romantic “heroic moment,” but a high-risk hedging action under conditions of systemic instability. Success or failure now does not depend on careful deliberation—it depends on whether emotion can override restraint once. What is lacking now is action—real military action. 🚨A consensus has already formed both inside and outside the Party: one matchstick is enough to blow up the entire ammunition depot. At this moment, whoever acts decisively and raises the banner will surely be met with mass response—roaring waves followed by a towering tsunami. That wave would be enough to engulf everything. This is what it means that political power grows out of the barrel of a gun. So the question remains: is there truly not a single man of courage left in the ranks? Or are the bullets already chambered, awaiting only the final trigger pull? We wait and see. The true consequences of a blood purge do not lie with those who are arrested, but with those who are not. The prevailing mentality within the military now is: 💠Not loyalty, but fear 💠Not obedience, but self-preservation 💠Not honor, but “surviving to retire alive” This will lead to three fatal changes: 💠No one is willing to take responsibility 💠No one is willing to tell the truth 💠No one is willing to be accountable for failure The structure of trust has collapsed. The psychological foundation for wartime coordination no longer exists. The soul of the People’s Liberation Army as a modern military force has been hollowed out. 👀The reality is: By purging the PLA, Xi Jinping eliminated those who might threaten him—and in doing so, also eliminated the army’s soul. This army may still appear powerful on the parade ground, but it is extremely fragile in real war or systemic crisis. In building an army that “will not stage a coup” for his personal security, he has also built an army that “may fail at a critical moment.” This is the CCP regime’s most real—and most dangerous—predicament at this moment. ******** The above information and analysis come from former CCP official Du Wen @duwen2023.