Car PLOWS into China’s ‘White House’ with shocking video showing Xi’s guards dragging driver away from despot’s palace gate

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SHOCKING footage shows Xi Jinping’s guards dragging a driver away after he crashed his car into the gates of China’s ‘White House’.

The motorist is said to have tried to ram the entrance to Xi’s home in a suspected assassination attempt on the despot.

Man storms into the gate of Xi Jinping's home — Man storms into the gate of Xi Jinping’s homeCredit: Jam Press Vid

The team of security guards dragged the man from his carCredit: Jam Press Vid

A video shows the man being carried along the sidewalk by the security teamCredit: Jam Press Vid

The unnamed suspect tried to slam the palace gates on Sunday in a luxury vehicle with Beijing license plates.

The video, filmed by a witness on one side of the street, shows the moment the suspect’s vehicle hit the sidewalk.

A team of the dictator’s guards dragged the man from his car and carried him by his hands and feet along the sidewalk.

Meanwhile, other officers rushed to the man’s vehicle to check it for explosives.

The incident took place at the Xinhua Gate of the Zhongnanhai Complex, where Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders reside in Beijing, China.

It’s not just home to the Chinese leader – who has tightened his in recent years iron fist on power – but also members of the State Council and the Politburo and their families.

The motive of the attack remains unclear and it is unknown whether the man organized a protest against the CCP as people become dissatisfied with China’s socio-economic situation.

Under Xi’s rule, speaking out against government policies has become a serious crime, with a risk of imprisonment.

The ruthless leader has committed human rights violations Uighursstrangled to freedom Hong-Kong and now seems ready for the taking Taiwan.

Thousands have done so fled Hong Kong to Britain to escape the menacing grip of China’s crackdown as teenagers are locked up China’s Evil ‘People’s Police’for his opposition to Beijing.

Paranoid Xi Jinping is terrified of a Wagner-style coup after the plot nearly toppled his friend Putin, says ex-US China adviser.

And since coming to power, Xi has fired hundreds of top officials his tightly controlled government in a Stalin-like performance.

It is now believed that the Chinese leader is transforming his army into a finely tuned machine ready to invade Taiwan by removing top army commanders and replacing them with war-ready generals.

His one-party system has long presented an outward image of unity, but behind the scenes it is rumors of discontent.

In 2014, rumors began circulating on Chinese social media that Xi survived six assassination attempts – although state-controlled media made no mention of it.

These attempts are said to be the result of internal power struggles within the CCP, according to an anti-communist magazine The Trend, which has since ceased to exist.