SITREP: The CCP’s Long Game—And How They’re Playing Us Like a Fiddle
"It’s not just about propaganda. It’s psychological warfare—and they’re winning.”

Situation Overview:
During a no-holds-barred WarRoom session, Steve Bannon and Roy handed the mic to Ava Chen—and what she delivered was a brutal wake-up call. Bannon was visibly struck by Ava’s insight, calling her historical framing "dead-on.” And with good reason: Ava didn’t just talk about Tiananmen Square. She exposed the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) unbroken streak of manipulating reality, from Mao’s guerrilla lies in the 1930s to today’s gaslighting of the entire Western world.

What Ava Said—And Why It Hit So Hard:
Ava peeled back the glittering surface of modern China—the airports, the railways, the smiling propaganda—and revealed the truth: beneath the infrastructure is a "living hell” for the average citizen. For decades, the CCP has stayed in power not because of economic genius, but because of a relentless commitment to psychological manipulation.

And it’s not just the Chinese people being manipulated anymore.

Her key point? The CCP doesn’t win because it’s strong—it wins because it understands division is the ultimate weapon. From Mao’s CCP infiltrating and discrediting the Nationalist resistance to Japan in the 1930s, to Tiananmen Square’s crushed student movement, to today’s U.S. legal system targeting Trump allies—they’re running the same playbook.

Divide. Distract. Destroy. Repeat.

Ava warned that the CCP is now deploying this same strategy in the West—particularly in the United States. She laid out a chilling parallel: just as the communists painted student protesters as "anti-China” in 1989, they now paint Trump, Peter Navarro, Rudy Giuliani, and others as "anti-China extremists” while working behind the scenes to elevate their preferred puppets.

Strategic Points from Ava’s Breakdown:

Paper Tiger, Real Bite: The CCP projects strength, but it is deeply fragile. Yet they’ve survived collapse repeatedly by mastering disinformation and emotional warfare.
Weaponized History: During WWII, the CCP fought Japan less than the Nationalists, but spun propaganda that vilified the actual resistance and glorified themselves. Result: Nationalists lost power; CCP rose to dominance.
Repeat Tactics in U.S.: Infiltrate institutions. Rewrite narratives. Label political enemies as "threats to democracy” or "foreign agents.” Use media and lawfare to fracture public unity. Bannon, Navarro, and others have already been jailed or silenced.
Biden’s Useful Idiocy: Under Biden, Ava argued, the CCP has imported 10+ million illegal immigrants—not to "help,” but to destabilize U.S. society, dilute cohesion, and sow hatred. She claimed Xi Jinping would rather take a call from Biden than fear Trump’s return.
CCP’s Endgame: Demonize Trump globally. Use Western media to cast him as a "dictator,” the same way they turned brave students into "foreign-backed terrorists” in 1989. And all the while, infiltrate deeper into U.S. business, law, media, and academia.

Bannon’s Reaction:
Steve Bannon was visibly struck by Ava’s forceful historical parallel and psychological framing. He reiterated the critical lesson: if the American people—especially MAGA—don’t understand the enemy’s tactics, they’ll keep falling into the same traps.

"They hate Trump because he breaks the machine,” Ava said. "And what Ava just laid out is how they reprogram the machine to crush anyone who resists.”

Assessment:
Ava’s debrief was not just a commentary—it was a roadmap. The CCP isn’t playing defense. They’re running offense on every front: media, immigration, lawfare, economic leverage, and political warfare. And while America sleeps—or worse, cannibalizes itself—the CCP tightens its grip.

Recommendation:
Treat Ava’s history lesson like a tactical manual. Recognize the pattern. Don’t let emotion blind you to the playbook. The next Tiananmen isn’t tanks in the square—it’s a jail cell for anyone who stands up to globalism and says "America First.”

Final Thought:
This isn’t just about remembering June 4, 1989.
It’s about realizing we’re living through our own version—in real time.

For more context, watch the full WarRoom segment featuring Ava from the New Federation of China: