February 20, 2017
China Sends Troops After North Korea Assassination
Now I don't want to press my luck or anything, but I'm glad I'm not really doing a show called North Korea Uncensored.
—Chris
China Sends Troops After North Korea Assassination | China Uncensored (YouTube)
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Richard Combs · February 20, 2017
Simple solution: As soon as China finds the correct "ancient documents" validating Korea as a province of China, they will move in occupy it, remove Kim and then claim it never happened.
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China Uncensored · February 22, 2017
That's a stellar idea. Actually, if you look at various historical documents from the Zheng He treasure ship fleet in the early 15th Century, China should own most of Asia.
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Kuki Szabolcs · February 20, 2017
Normally I would think that China wants to show it's muscles with North Korea, but I hope you are right.