China's New Target: Israel

A US congressional delegation makes a rare visit to China. Is China why some people don't like Israel? And a Japanese YouTuber has disappeared after a trip to Shinjang. That and more on this week's China news headlines. Welcome to China uncensored. I'm Chris Chapel. China's military just got a bit scarier. South Korean telecom's expert Song Lick Ho has joined a Chinese university on a US risk list. Song who looks like what would happen if AI could generate actual people recently became a professor at the Institute of Fundamental and Frontier Sciences at China's University of Electronic Science and Technology or UESTC. Since 2012, the school has been on the US Commerce Department's so-called entity list for national security concerns, which is a fancy way of saying, "Watch out, girl. She messy. I'm with it." That makes sense since the university has produced scientists who've made breakthroughs in tech with military applications. Like I said, Messi. For example, some scientists at UESTC produced software that can design electronic warfare weapons and an emulator for electromagnetic battle space, which is a concern, but also sounds so cool. Superhuman samurai cyber squad stuff right there. So, poaching an expert in electronic communications. It's definitely not a good sign. Song didn't comment on this move, but this year he left his position at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, which he's held since 1988. I guess he couldn't resist the allure of playing a battle space simulator, which I imagine is just Galaga, but with better graphics. Tensions are high between the US and China right now, but that hasn't stopped US lawmakers from making a rare trip to China. This is the first bipartisan delegation of House members to visit China in six years. Maybe if they'd been paying attention to the years worth of previous rounds of talks, they'd realize that this is a feudal effort. At least they didn't bow. But I guess they're at least trying and they're doing it together. Finally, something Democrats and Republicans can agree on. Wasting taxpayer money on trips that'll yield nothing. The leader of the delegation, Representative Adam Smith, said that they held robust and very helpful meetings with Chinese officials. They talked about things like ending the fentinel flow to the US, Tik Tok, trade barriers, but the goal of the trip is to open lines of communications between the world's two top powers, particularly on military matters. Of course, I assume those lines of communication are promise you won't invade Taiwan. And no, but you know, just because war with China is looming on the terrifying, terrifying horizon doesn't mean we can't do a little bit of business, right? Boeing is trying to sell 500 jets to China, which is the world's second biggest aviation market. That would be great for the company. It opened up a lot of doors intentionally this time, but orders had stalled due to that whole USChina trade war thing. Not to worry though, according to Washington's ambassador to Beijing, negotiations have entered their last days or weeks, adding that the deal is quote unquote very important to the president. Wait a minute. Why? Oh, I get it. 40 chess. Think about it. Does the US have anything more deadly in its arsenal than Boeing airplanes? And after the break, Israel attacks China. Welcome back. China and Israel are in a war of words. Netanyahu was speaking to a large US delegation visiting the country when he said this. And we will have to do several things to break loose from this siege that is organized by a few states. One is China and the other is Qatar. And they are organizing an attack on Israel legitimacy in the social media of the Western world and the United States. >> What? People criticizing Israel on social media. Who's ever heard of such a thing? Everybody under 30 is against Israel >> and not the CCP. Wow, what a totally convenient and organic development that benefits China. By the way, did you know that one in five Americans get their news from Chinese own Tik Tok? Naturally, the CCP rejected Netanyahu's claims, blaming Israeli policies and the ongoing Gaza war for the issues Israel is having. These pro Palestine protests at Columbia University, paid for by proCCP billionaire Neville Singum, have nothing to do with it. Of course, China didn't use the genocide word since, you know, people in glass houses that they lock weaker Muslims in. But China isn't done with Israel. The Chinese embassy in Israel is warning a member of Israel's parliament, the Knesset, that he will fall and be shattered to pieces after a trip to Taiwan. Why is he visiting Russia after that? Because if so, we should watch out for any open windows. Last Sunday, Boas Toparoski led a delegation of Israeli officials to Taipei, which makes sense since he chairs the Israel Taiwan parliamentary friendship group. China's embassy in Tel Aviv accused Haparovski of repeatedly violating Israel's one China policy and being a troublemaker for bilateral ties, which to be fair is the least egregious thing Israel has been accused of doing over the last two years. Even though Israel doesn't formally recognize Taiwan as an independent country, back in July, 72 Knessa members signed a crossparty statement affirming Taiwan's global contributions. Taiwan has been supportive of Israel, especially since the October 7th terrorist attacks, and Israel has likewise been friendly towards Taiwan. So hopefully one day we can put aside all this horrible anti-semitism and quit with the conspiracies that Israel and the Jews secretly control everything and realize who the real enemy is. The Taiwanese, they secretly control Israel and through them control everything I've seen through the looking glass. How do I transition from that? Baptota, a Japanese YouTuber with 1.32 million subscribers, has seemingly vanished after posting a video of his trip in Shinjang. On June 28th, the YouTuber posted a video called Inside Shinjiang: Life in China's most controversial region, which thanks to this just got controversial. So far, everything seems pretty normal, but the travel vlogger subscribers smelled something fishy, just like every other time China says nothing shady is going on in their controversialist region. For example, one Twitter user wrote, "He is saying he has returned to Japan in the video, but his Instagram location shows he's still in China. Obviously, he is lying and kidnapped." Then, after a twomonth absence, he posted an updated video, but again, his viewers were suspicious. They point to things in the video that seemed off, like this door, which one user pointed out is not a type usually seen in Japan, or the bruise under his eye and the window lock that is unusual for Japan. Either this is a brilliant meta move to draw attention to his video, or China's going to China. So, did something bad happen to Shota? We have no way of knowing for sure, but if it did, we shouldn't be surprised. This is kind of the CCP's MMO, doing things that make us go, "WTF? Watch out, girl. She's messy." That's why we make these videos, so that the CCP can't get away with its misdeeds. And we can only keep making these videos because of you, our wonderful fans. So, please support my channel by subscribing and following our exclusive website, chinaunensored.tv, where you can watch exclusive videos and live streams we can't put on YouTube. Just click this button right here to check it out. Once again, I'm Chris Chapel. See you next time.