Leave More Questions for Me!
Hello, my 50-Cent Army!
As of last Wednesday, I've started answering your questions at the end of my YouTube episodes.
Do you like this? Want me to continue?
If you don't—let me know why not.
If you do—keep asking your questions! You can leave questions on each post. So every time I post an episode here on Patreon, leave your question within it, and I'll check.
Thank you for your ongoing support!
-Chris
Comments (12)
Are you going to answer this question?
I've been watching and supporting for a while now, but this is my first contact/question, if you will. I was recently on a business trip in Malaysia, and on my way to the airport to leave, I had a Sikh as a taxi driver who talked a lot about the politics in Malaysia. I had commented that it seemed like Kuala Lumpur was building like crazy; there were virtual forests of cranes everywhere. On top of that, there was the huge construction project of MDB1, slated to become one of, if not the, tallest building in the world when it is finished. However, my taxi driver said that all of this was swamped in scandal, MDB1 in particular, and also that very many of the buildings were constructed by China, who was underbidding everyone and even giving them years to find a buyer for the buildings they were making. He was saying that like the ghost cities in China (I saw your episode on that), a lot of these buildings are hardly used/inhabited. I would be very interested to know more about the Chinese investment in Kuala Lumpur, and what exactly the deal is with all this building going on in the city. Are the Malaysian government and people going to get themselves into serious debt (whether fiscal or political) to the CCP? Was my taxi driver right about all this? --Here's hoping you can get to the bottom of this, and God bless you and the work you are doing.
Has China Uncensored gotten any offers from Superfunds, SuperPACs or other geopolitcal groups to push a specific political agenda?
Chris,
What do Chinese Americans think about the man made islands in the South China Sea? Are their concerns about the CCP's military expansion into the sea similar to non-Chinese Americans worries? Is the Chinese American community divided on the issue?
Have you read the book Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party? Do you recommend it to others?
Have you read any books that you feel gives a good portrayal of what China could be like in the next 20 or 30 years, either non-fiction or fiction?
Any plans to finish the history of communism series?
How China Uncensored was born?
If China is to get rid of the ccp and become a democracy, and maby unite with Tiwan again, where do you see the push for change to come from in China?
I like the questions at the end of the video.
Ditto :)