Day: January 3, 2022

The Chinese Communist Party doesn’t like critical thinking or asking questions, which is why two teachers were punished for doing just that. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for what they said, what happened to them, and why the CCP felt so threatened by their independent thinking.

China has a web of influence organizations operating in the US, but you wouldn’t necessarily know it by looking at their names or their mission statements. This has created a problem for all levels of government, which might not be aware of the subversive nature of these groups. in this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how these influence organizations operate, what can be done about them, and how China is using these organizations to change the US. Joining us in this episode is Emily de la Bruyere,

Should the media boycott the Beijing Olympics in 2022? If the international community believes China is guilty of at least some of the crimes it’s accused of, it would be like Germany hosting the Olympics in 1936 while Hitler was persecuting the Jews. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the US diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics, how China may use the Olympics to its benefit, and what role sponsors and the media play in standing up to China for its human rights abuses. Joining us in th

Whenever criticism is levied at the Chinese Communist Party or its affiliates, Chinese officials and state-run media cry racism in their defense. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how to respond to the CCPs claims of racism, how Chinese consulates and embassies will try to shut down performances they deem critical to the CCP, and what the US needs to do to keep China from subverting the US. Joining us in this episode is Emily de la Bruyere, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Demo