Free China Pod: I’m Very Damaged Today
The CCP attempting to strip the last appearances of democracy from Hong Kong, an Italian ambassador (Luca Attanasio) killed in an attack in DR Congo, elitists arguing for more party Continue Reading
Free China Pod: A Vast Orthodontist Conspiracy
Food in Taiwan, Joshua Wong (黃之鋒) and Keith Fong (方仲賢) were recently arrested in Hong Kong, Jozsef Szajer (Fidesz party/Hungary), Ari’s experience with Australia, Scotland becoming the first country in Continue Reading
Free China Pod: Ich Bin Ein Taiwanese
CGTN journalist detained by China (CGTN is owned by China), the WHO is praising Sweden (not Taiwan), protests in Thailand, Elon Musk unveils Neuralink, what’s happening in the California legislature, the Continue Reading
Free China Pod: We Want More Now (Allegedly)
Shocking allegations about the detainment and possible extermination of Uygurs in China (article referenced here), is the New Power Party (NPP) collapsing?, Taiwan setting up a new representative office (read Continue Reading
Free China Pod: Don’t Allow Yourselves to Get Cucked By the Government
Coronavirus updates, fraudulent research coming out of China, Chinese ambassador to the UK (Liu Xiaoming) denies concentration style camps and mass abortions/sterilizations in Xinjiang (East Turkestan), US weighing a travel Continue Reading
Free China Pod: You’re a Dirty @$$
An air raid drill in Taiwan, cases of plague in Mongolia, portraying other cultures in media, US military recruiting minors through Twitch, claims of food contaminated with Covid in China, Continue Reading
Free China Post Daily: 12/03/19
On this one we discuss the upcoming Formosa Incident parade, China fighting NGOs and human rights organizations, William Lai and what the DPP should do to promote the future of Continue Reading
Free China Pod Daily: 12/2/19
We crammed a bunch of news into this one including protests in Guangdong, CCP officials to visit Meng Wanzhou in Canada, it’s been a year since China detained two Canadian Continue Reading
How the CCP Turned Xinjiang into an Open Air Prison
China has long been known to be the worlds largest surveillance state. This has not changed, however recent events have brought it back to the forefront of discourse. One of Continue Reading