Shinzo Abe’s assassination and the resignation of the Boris Johnson will accelerate the demise of the Chinese Communist Party

On July 10, Miles Guo, the leader of the Chinese Whistleblower Movement and founder the New Federal State of China (NFSC), said in his grand live broadcast that the assassination of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was completely expected. He said that there is a very clear motive and reason for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to get rid of Abe, and given it’s relentless and utter evilness, the CCP has the audacity to do so. However, this incident has in turn contributed to the destruction of the CCP itself.

Miles had warned his Japanese friends many times before that Prime Minister Abe was in danger and that they must protect his personal security. Miles pointed out that the various narratives by related media reports in Japan now are the result of the Chinese Communist Party’s control. The CCP has far more control over the media in Japan than in the United States.

In addition, Miles also talked about the driving force behind Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister’s resignation was from the interest groups that want to maintain good relation with Russia and the CCP. They definitely have more influence on London than they do on the United States.

Miles said that Abe’s assassination was a great harm to his family, as well as to the Japanese people as a whole, but it was good for the cause of exterminating the Chinese Communist Party, because these incidents helped the Whistleblower Movement and the NFSC in gaining truly committed allies.

In the past, many of these Japanese elites (that are Miles’s friends) are intimidated by Communist China and felt that the CCP was too powerful, they only dared to help Miles and the Whistleblower Movement secretly behind the scenes. However, after the assassination incident, these Japanese friends said they would firmly support the Whistleblower movement.

Likewise, the forced resignation of the British Prime Minister also made the British conservatives and anti-communists stand more firmly with the Whistleblower movement.