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Exhibit A in why your support is so important (Patreon)

Published:
2022-12-05 12:00:01
Imported:
2026-06

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Elias

If you search for "Protests in China" nothing will appear 🤔 Obviously because nothing is happening

Jack Frost

CCP is getting really busy.. we should mark CCP Shills as Age Inappropriate.

A Galah

Thanks Chris for raising my concern for over Age Restrictions. I just did a You Tube search from Australia for 'China Protests' and found a string for 'China Protests Live' There is lots of China Protest news content.... (scroll down) Global news Guardian news Times Now Vice news CNN Al Jazera Times Now Times Now Times Now BBC News CNN News 18 DW News DW News Sky News Wion Times Now Guardian News CBC News CNN ABC News CNN CNN News 18 Sky news ABC News CNN CAN TODAY CNN NBC News BBC News DW News Guardian Sky - 120 more…. - ALL clips show images of clashes between police and protesters - ZERO references to ANY China Uncensored videos - Censorship in action against your channel

R K

Add an h after the c and you get a result at 8th position on YouTube NL , you may need a VPN 🙄

BILL

I see them all on Rumble. It's getting more and more viewership.

Morgan

I noticed that also. The mainstream media is using similar or identical clips as China Uncensored without any repercussions or age restrictions. Meanwhile, Chris is getting demonetized and age-restricted for the same content.

Morgan

Considering that the protest clips I see on MSM YouTube seem a little too similar to the clips I see first posted here and on other small YouTuber shows, are we looking at copyright violations?

Eric Hopper

I asked OpenAI GPT for a story: "Write a story about characters from the Wizard of Oz operating Searle's Chinese Room to persuade the Chinese people to overthrow the Chinese Communist Party." Once upon a time, in the magical land of Oz, a group of unlikely heroes set out on a daring mission to save the people of China from the oppressive rule of the Chinese Communist Party. The Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion, led by the Wizard himself, arrived at the gates of a mysterious room that was said to hold the key to overthrowing the Communist Party. This was the famous Chinese Room, created by the brilliant philosopher John Searle, where a person could use a set of instructions to manipulate symbols and produce responses that were indistinguishable from those of a native Chinese speaker. The Wizard, using all of his magical powers, imbued the Scarecrow with the ability to follow the instructions and manipulate the symbols with incredible speed and accuracy. The Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion stood by to provide support and assistance, as the Scarecrow began to produce a flurry of messages and responses in perfect Chinese. The Chinese people were astounded by the skill and eloquence of the Scarecrow's responses, and many began to rally to the cause of overthrowing the Communist Party. The Wizard and his companions worked tirelessly to produce more and more convincing messages, and soon the people of China were on the brink of revolution. But as the final battle approached, the Wizard and his companions began to realize the true nature of their mission. Despite the Scarecrow's incredible skill at following the instructions, he did not actually understand Chinese or the implications of their actions. He was merely following the instructions blindly, like a machine. In the end, the Wizard and his companions decided that the Chinese people deserved better than to be manipulated in this way, and they withdrew from the Chinese Room, leaving the Communist Party in power. But the people of China had been inspired by the Wizard and his companions, and they continued to fight for their freedom, knowing that one day they would succeed.

Hil Joe

If you ask me, It's likely probable that the mainstream medias are attempting to rope in naive viewers to the respective channel to push their agendas/narratives or drowning out journalists's voice. Copyright strike excuses won't work since clip evidence is clear on date release of the respective videos (I don't know any further that that)

Hil Joe

On the other hand, could be just their technical problems, data verification, time consuming researches, etc etc. (Benefit of the doubt)

A Galah

Ha! an interesting experiment. Reminds me of Bart... "Dad what's the moral of this story?" "I like stories."