China Just Took The First Step Towards WAR

China is gearing up for World War II. Ready or not, here they come. Welcome to China Uncensored. Hopefully not for the last time because this Christmas YouTube is trying to kill the show. Views are way down. China Uncensored has 2.1 million subscribers, but lately episodes aren't even topping 100,000 views. They used to be getting about 500,000 views an episode. Is that just because people have decided they don't like my delightful brand of sarcastic China news coverage? Don't think so. Listen to this. Josh says, "Today is the first time in over a year YouTube has suggested a video from your channel." Maximus says, "This is the first video I've seen of yours in 3 years. Finally, you're back on the algo." Which I'm not because Firefox says, "I didn't know you guys still made videos. This is the first time I'm seeing you guys in over a year. Things are getting pretty rough for China Uncensored, and I need your help, or else this really could be the end of the show. Subscribe to my exclusive website, chinaunensored.tv. Without your support, I don't know if I can keep making China Uncensored. And it's Christmas time. A subscription makes a great gift for anyone full of anti-communist fervor, which we all need now because, and I know I've said this before, but it bears repeating, the Chinese Communist Party is an imperialist, expansionist, militarist, communist regime that's intent on conquering its neighbors and taking out anyone who stands in its way. And this is becoming clearer than ever before. Earlier this month, China amassed more than a hundred naval and coast guard ships across East Asian waters in a show of maritime force. And just last week, one of China's aircraft carriers, the Leaing, navigated right near Japan and launched war plananes that locked their radars on Japan's F-15 fighter jets twice. Once for almost 30 minutes straight. You know, like the non-escalating peacekeepers they claim to be. They're practically Buddhists. A few days later, both South Korea and Japan had to scramble warplanes in response to a joint Russian and Chinese air patrol that then flew around Japan. This kind of behavior is nothing new. Back in 2013, when tensions were high over Japan's Skaku Islands, a Chinese frigot directed its fire control radar at a Japanese destroyer. It's all part of China's pattern of doing dangerous and provocative maneuvers, such as tailing Japanese patrol aircraft at dangerously close distances earlier this year and conducting live fire drills between Australia and New Zealand without warning. Also earlier this year, which Australia only found out about through a commercial pilot, you know how annoying it is when neighbors set off fireworks on not the 4th of July? Imagine if they did it year round with missiles. There ain't a calming chew strong enough to give your dog. Let's also not forget all the ways China continues to harass and attack the Philippines in the South China Sea. This is more than just saber rattling or I guess axe and knife rattling. These kinds of behaviors are becoming more and more common. There is no question the CCP is getting bolder and there's a reason for that. As the US Department of War rightly points out, China is undertaking an unprecedented military buildup, developing a large and advanced arsenal of nuclear, conventional, cyber, and space capabilities. China's on a march towards war, and it's doing it on multiple fronts. Over in the South China Sea, China's been making even more military upgrades in Fiery Cross Reef. The same goes for Subie Reef. China has already gone beyond just installing hangers for fighters and bombers, ports for missile boats, and platforms for weapons deployment. According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, since 2022, Beijing has built a number of new facilities on its Spratley Island outposts aimed at enhancing its signals, intelligence, electronic warfare, and defensive capabilities. Here you can see earth fortified imp placements that could carry a variety of road mobile weapons platforms including artillery guns or rockets. And if you think that's bad, I'm only getting started. Further into the Pacific Ocean, we can see China building and expanding infrastructure projects, including ports, airports, and telecommunication systems that clearly serve dual use military purposes. These projects can potentially help China leapfrog the first island chain and break the US's supply lines along the second island chain. This includes the revival of an Imperial Japanese World War II airfield over in Woli in the Federated States of Micronesia. It's just a bit over 600 miles away from the US territory of Guam. That airfield's scheduled to be completed by the end of this month. Merry Christmas. All of this and more is aimed at the US. To that end, China's expanding missile production sites, building a command center 10 times larger than the Pentagon, increasing its nuclear weapons, and upgrading its Hainan military base. They've also built a $50 billion military stronghold in the South China Sea that's home to Chinese destroyers and nuclear armed submarines. But just because China's preparing to fight the US and its allies in the Pacific, that doesn't mean China has forgotten about its other fronts, China's also keeping its eye on India's territory. China has built and upgraded hundreds of dualuse villages along the Indian border that help support China's military presence. Even though the region's height and terrain makes flying far too dangerous for even the most experienced pilots to navigate, satellite images seen by the Wall Street Journal show that China's building up the infrastructure needed to deploy transport aircraft, jet fighters, helicopters, and drones of all sizes. That includes hardened shelters that protect military assets from attacks. Other news sites like the war zone report that China's also building SAM sites that allow missiles to be fired from within bunkers. These retractable roofs you see in this Chinese site near Pangong Lake look a lot like the ones found in the South China Sea. And I could go on and on about the gazillion other ways China's improving its military, but I think you get the picture now. All this goes way beyond just mere self-defense. This is China's way of preparing to strike first and defend against whatever backlash it'll get, especially if it invades Taiwan, which it's training to do. This doesn't look like a China that's inwardly focused like so many so-called China experts suggest. It looks more like a completely expansionist power that will stop at nothing to conquer the world. And I'm here to try and raise the alarm. But I can't do it without your help, my dear viewers, who have joined what I call the China uncensored 50 C army. By subscribing to my exclusive website, chinaunensored.tv. Click this button to join or click the link down below. You'll be joining our fight against the Chinese Communist Party and maybe even stopping World War III. And I think that's important. Once again, I'm Chris Chapel. See you next time, hopefully.