How China's Biggest Spies got CAUGHT in 2021

[@serpentza]

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[@lacrimosa315]

Thanks for the amazing content!

[@jerryhuang1999]

Merry Christmas to you, C-Milk and your families and stay awesome as always 🎄🎊

[@mrstef925]

@@jerryhuang1999 6

[@ropro9817]

Send these traitors to Guantanamo.

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

A mole, well reminds me of Hillary Clintons completely open server full of gov data xD But the biggest is yet to come. Fauci which is already proven has "financial contacts" to Wuhan ^^

[@PaddyMcMe]

China genuinely scares me. I'm an Australian too and the number of Chinese 'spies' as it were in our Universities just as students is insane. It's not even a conspiracy theory China asking their own to spy on other nations is treated like completing your yearly taxes. One student at UNSW went to a Pro Hong Kong rally and the next week his family members back in China were contacted and intimidated so as to persuade this student to not take part. Basically saying 'we can't touch you but we can get your family.' It's such a shame too because I've had plenty of Chinese friends in my life, even dated Chinese girls, so have my friends it's very common here in Australia, but this current Chinese government is tyrannical.

[@bighands69]

It is not China that should scare you. It should be the wests weak attitude that should worry people. China and Russia would not be an actual issue if the west had more belief in itself.

[@PaddyMcMe]

@@bighands69 I agree. Sadly the mob is more concerned with protesting Vaccine Mandates, Pronouns, Legitimate Election results, and Sex scandals than dealing with Dictators posturing towards war.

[@Mili-bedili]

Agree with you both. And it's this kind of complacency that the ill-intentioned will exploit to carry out their will.

[@antiChinazi]

Chinàzi is for real:(

[@donaldttv]

​@@bighands69 ::: I think China and others know this a fact as well and take advantage of it, They all know we treat fellow humans well and so they abuse us using our morality while laughing all the way to the bank! I can also recall comments made by forigners stating that they would prefur an american prison to any other prison [please don't quote me because im unsure of this statment allthough i do recall hearing it im just not certin of the exact wording] I also recall an immigrant prisoner here in USA complaining on US TV because he did not get a specific cable channel in his cell... I suspect that in China he would be lucky to get a radio!

[@j.t.r1409]

Amazing. We have a South African KZbinr doing a better job of investigative journalism than 99% of American journalists and corporate media. Let's at least hope something comes of this....

[@hanfucolorful9656]

When a person finally find a place that gives him the feeling of being back home （S Africa), a place that shows daily looting, shooting, vandalizing, graffiti wall, filthy poop street, a mile of miles of homeless tents, he will get the inspiration for creativity.🤣

[@Luketheiclegend]

@@hanfucolorful9656 thats not very nice now is it?

[@jiaxuanng2396]

@@hanfucolorful9656 ngl china's the same internally, it just doesn't get past its net walls :))

[@andrewkilvert328]

@@hanfucolorful9656 Mr Colourful try to play nicely with the other kids in the sandpit please.

[@allanmeierjensen4925]

Yes they blok you

[@deathmorphosis]

This hit way closer to home than I expected. A "certain" Chinese company (huge one, more than well-known in the West) tried to pursuade a family member of mine to do exactly what is being brought up in the video. They were flown out from my country of residence to a completely different one where the meeting took place. They were offered 1 million USD up front if they were to accept. My family member declined and just left immediately, but was asked by the people they met to "consider it". They didn't have to consider anything, it was an open and shut case in their eyes. This must have been close to 10 years ago now...

[@laowhy86]

Interested to hear more about this story. Can you reach out on Twitter DM @laowhy86

[@joemama3372]

I worked in a tech hardware company in Silicon Valley in the early 2000s. Around 2007'ish, out of the blue, our company announced that anybody with Chinese work VISA, non-citizen employees, were locked out of key company servers that held designs and many other key IP technology. This was shocking back then to hear. Specific employees, not contractors, actual employees, were got restrictions based on the country they were from... I had already seen the flagrant IP theft, first hand in the late 1990s, early 2000s. This was no surprise to me. It's obvious that many with poor security, never picked up on their own internal theft, because IP theft continued with other companies for >10yrs still. When Trump announced the ban of Huawei, it was a no-brainer for me. Them and 100s to 1000s of others should have been banned >20yrs ago.

[@social3ngin33rin]

I hope they reported it to the FBI or your country's equivalent of the USA's FBI :P

[@deathmorphosis]

@@laowhy86 KZbin keep deleting my comment for some reason. I reached out to you.

[@PP-vf1kx]

@@deathmorphosis …unseen hand at work? 🧐

[@MrTodayistheday]

I went to graduate school with a number of Chinese students. They openly told me that the CCP encouraged them to do research in the USA, then return to China. I am surprised that anybody is surprised about this behavior. They are open about it!

[@Rickonytube]

Every country/citizens should be aware of CCP's insidious intention, as well as much more serious jail time.

[@addrock7695]

They do in here in New Zealand at University level. But so long as the Universities get the international students fees, they don’t care.

[@bluehotdog2610]

​@@addrock7695 I don't know about the case in New Zealand, but since the K-12 education system is so shitty in America, most American children are incapable of handling a university level education. That is part of the reason why there are so many international students here.

[@PP-vf1kx]

…there’s a chinese saying…hero cannot pass the sight of alluring beauties n money 💰😳

[@orkhepaj]

no jailtime ,execution

[@giiovanni08]

@@bluehotdog2610LOL thanks agent chow , no american talks like that LOL 😂 you guys give yourselves away to potray like you’re american 😂😂😂😂 china is finished we will evaporate that plot of land and turn it into a disneyland LOL leep thinking you know everything !

[@rebjorn79]

Winston you are a hero. I tried to do something similar but I lasted 3.5 years in Spain. Health issues. Keep up the good work brother, you are doing God's work. God bless you.

[@supayakamupercaya]

I hope you get better and can continue what you are doing.

[@boxinggold]

God has nothing to do with your politics, keep god out of it. Shame on you.

[@earlye5011]

@@boxinggold so are atheist or overly religious? either way don't be like the CCP trying to dictate other's speech.

[@TheGweems]

@@boxinggold If God is synonymous with truth, then God has a lot to do with investigative journalism.

[@charlotteMT134]

Rings bells for me. In the early 70's I was in Chemical Engineering at a prestigious university. Back then we occasionally entertained Chinese people visiting our department knowing full well they were sucking up as much information as they could. The game continues to be played.

[@John77Doe]

Were they Taiwanese?? Because Mainland China was still closed in the early 70's. 😃😃😃

[@rollog1248]

@@John77Doe No, they were dealing with Nixon at the time. Might've been then

[@John77Doe]

@@rollog1248 They couldn't stroll into the US back then and visit university labs. That was the 1980's, when the Mainland Chinese did that. Nixon visited China in 1972 and then we had Ping Pong diplomacy. People would have freaked out if Mainland Chinese strolled into a university lab in the early 1970's. Taiwanese on the other hand, no problem. 😁😁😁

[@jinnij9721]

Back home they buy herbs from us and sells us the same thing in tablet forms for more expensive lol. 😅

[@charlotteMT134]

I was young and although impactive I didn't pay enough attention as a sideliner, or does my memory go back that far for the diplomatic details. All I do recall is the 'ceremony' of such visits and careful guided tours. It should be noted that this was a Canadian University and there was a lot of international collaboration as I remember.

[@krevoworld122]

It also happens in Canada, and the government here is useless.

[@robt6440]

Our federal government is in the CCPs pocket yet our population is oblivious to this. Our main stream media knowingly ignores this fact due to the hundreds of millions they receive in tax dollars from the government.

[@elliottalderson6443]

Yah I remember seeing articles on how spy's were stealing Canada's SARS cure research

[@hyena280]

I think some of the government is complicit, not useless. A lot of money laundering avenues are not legislated out, despite the inquiry by Peter German.

[@krevoworld122]

@@hyena280 Not only the rampant money laundering, other Canada's valuable science and technology are also stolen. Current Canada governments, some universities and corporations are all afraid when it comes to your DADDY.

[@alexfriedman2047]

Yeah you guys are even worse to be honest. I hate what USA has become but Canada, UK , Germany, France are all very bad too.

[@minombredepila1580]

There are so many cases. They still use their agents on "cooperation endeavours". There's a very well known one running in Spain. That person publicly gives and receives awards to/from local collaborators too. It is amazing and ashaming. I even know a case that they bought shares of a major company, get all the information as part of the board and sold the shares. Amazing parasites.

[@willsorry]

Acaso hablas de Pablo Iglesias??

[@tagminda4565]

Like what happened in Philippine. Almost sold to ccp by stupid presidents.

[@noahof-stuff9151]

China still hasn't woken up to the fact that their day in the sun has already been and gone. Xi exposed their hand way too early, now all bets are off. These coming years will prove devastating for China, the worlds first stillborn superpower. Communists dont understand that good business is actually a real thing.

[@tagminda4565]

@Ron Cash that is Bcoz obama and his like president doesn't understand the very basic of real business.

[@CraftyChicken91]

The ghost of Franco still haunts Spain to this day I see. Godspeed Spainiards you deserve better.

[@jay_kay709]

I know it is sensitive for you, if you could give us an update of South Africa post-riots it would be appreciated. Such a huge strory and tragic event became a blip then silence. Cheers, Winston.

[@-ThePharaoh-]

Second this.. Would you Winston?

[@baholomaphiri9396]

Honestly it's a good idea he doesn't make anymore comments about south africa....african Americans are in alliance with black south Africans....his visa in America can be revoked with the right amount of political pressure from black people.....from south africa and America.

[@sirtrollalot7762]

@@baholomaphiri9396 who cares what black south africans think?

[@jay_kay709]

@@baholomaphiri9396 That's hilarious. You think he cares about "blm". If anything there's one honey loving dystopian bear and gru like minions who'd love to explain the errors of ways. I imagine inter marriage in SA isnt all that celebrated.

[@jay_kay709]

also he is on the way to being African-American :)

[@xonkd7919]

Great that you are addressing this. It has been the Chinese method for decades and like all their ‘steals’ , they cast a wide net. Thousands of operations, each taking a small piece of the puzzle. This helps diffuse the impact when caught and creates an illusion of lesser harm.

[@denniswhite166]

Charles Lieber a "brilliant man" - who will be helping inmates get their GED for the rest of his life.

[@Susieq26754]

He only got five years.

[@robertevans9354]

He is already on the. CIA's payroll as we speak .

[@robertevans9354]

20 million dollars in taxpayer money gone to pillage our economy and poison every man woman and child with the virus , the virus developed by Dr Charles Lieber , paid for by us taxpayers with their friends family's and loved ones lives . And they get home arrest and ankle bracelets for this. 2 whole days in jail for probably killing millions bWTF?

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

You don't understand how any of this works. He's chillin' on a beach right now with child sex slaves.

[@lip124]

The Harvard professor was found guilty December 21, 2021 stated on the DOJ website, good for his ass and he had to pay back at least 1$ million that was used.

[@nilsfrederking62]

He belongs in jail.

[@HomeSkillit]

@@nilsfrederking62 he belongs in hell

[@kawehionalani]

I wanna see him sitting in jail. I just can’t trust the media. He probably fled to his bunker. The Elite is going underground!

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

He's chillin' on a beach right now with child sex slaves.

[@Lsong60]

Thank you both (also Laowhy86) so much for your brilliant work against CCP!

[@charleswomack2166]

Strong minds don't always mean strong moral compasses. Awesome video as always Winston! Keep up the good fight!

[@charleswomack2166]

I will admit that it would be very difficult to resist falling for a honey trap, luckily, I was never tested by anyone during my 6 years with a security clearance.

[@noodleknight7924]

muh morals God forbid less developed countries get access to useful, freely sharable knowledge from already over-profiting western corporations. God forbid taxes of wealthy as fuck people in wealthy countries help not ONLY them but also poorer and lesser developed countries. Amirite? Gotta keep raising that GDP per capita difference between America and the rest of the world. It's "FAIR" and "MORAL" after all.

[@georgeinjapan6583]

@@noodleknight7924 That per capita GDP doesn't tell the whole story. Having said that, what great technology has China contributed to the rest of the world in the last 25 years ?

[@SKWest27]

@@noodleknight7924 No, you're not right. A) The vast majority of tax payers aren't rich. B) We've already given China most of our manufacturing jobs. C) China should follow rules like the rest of the world, buy intellectual property, and set up their own R&D facilities to develop their own tech. S. Korea, Japan, Germany, These are countries that were rubble 70 years ago. In less than 50 years, they became leaders of innovation with their own research. D) Teaching people it's ok to bribe and cheat leads to screwed up leaders making even worse decisions. Sidenote: I think most people want to help the under-developed to improve. That's why US citizens pay so much to international development efforts.

[@noodleknight7924]

​@@SKWest27 The average tax payer in the US is filthy rich compared to that in China. The countries you mentioned all got a lot of western aid back then to help them establish their modern economy and weren't as behind as China was at the time to begin with, and also weren't struggling with as severe issues. Not saying the CCP didn't also cause a lot of China's issues and I'm not trying to defend them in general, I just don't think people have a good view on the current "morals" of intellectual property laws. Competition motivates innovation, sure, which is why intellectual property laws can be useful, but competition doesn't work between heavily uneven sides that don't even have a chance of catching up without help (that never comes due to how these IP laws currently work). If it wasn't for china's bootleg /copycat industry that it used as a setpping stone then the country might have never moved out of absolute poverty. What caused a minor inconvenience for westerners (mainly in terms of some revenue loss) meant A LOT for the country hosting 1/5 of the world's population. You can also use the very few Asian tech giants as your examples, while ignoring the dozens upon dozens of still poor countries in asia and africa that aren't close to even China's level and aren't looking like this will change anytime soon. All of which would greatly benefit if they could produce modern, not out-dated properties themselves, instead of some western companies exclusivesly selling these to them. I'm not saying there should be absolutely no respect /laws for research and intellectual property ownership, but companies who already heavily overprofited on them shouldn't be able to hold onto them for infinity and should make them public domain after passing a ceratin operating income trashold. This wouldn't only help developing countries but would also help restoring competition in the west, as it is now a few giant companies are eating up their industries more and more.

[@CurtisCT]

What bothers me is, how do all these Chinese citizens manage to gain such easy access to top American institutes and millions in funding? So someone fills out an application and in the field that says citizenship, they write "China" - and this doesn't ring a bell or call for closer scrutiny BEFORE the applicant is awarded the research position or awarded grant money? Are American citizens allowed to hold top research positions in top Chinese institutes? Are American citizens awarded millions in grant money in China from the Chinese government? Fool me once, shame on me. But twice? Thrice??

[@CurtisCT]

@@bluehotdog2610 Well, whatever security measures they've implemented are clearly not working, as the long list of ever-growing Chinese spies demonstrates.

[@Elite7555]

One has to be very careful not to become prejudicial. You argue the same way our Christian "knights" do when they complain about Muslims.

[@CurtisCT]

@@Elite7555 How is it prejudicial when Chinese citizens are afforded exactly the same rights in America as everyone else, yet American citizens are denied these same rights in China? Chinese citizens in America are allowed to own land and property, receive million dollar research grants, attend any school and apply for any job, are even allowed to apply for American citizenship - yet none of these rights are extended to American citizens in China. How is this therefore prejudicial towards the Chinese?

[@CraftyChicken91]

@@CurtisCT becausr that's what America stands for dude duh. If someone is chinese and they come over and want to join our union they have just as much right as an American citizen. And I will treat them as my American brother. Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.

[@CurtisCT]

@@CraftyChicken91 And I'm not suggesting anything less, however we must be sensible to the possibility that other countries might not be interested in a level playing field and might actively take advantage of our openness and generosity. And the first sign of trouble is when a country refuses to reciprocate our generosity, in effect helping themselves to all the fruits of Western labor but giving nothing back in return. In the past few decades we've seen a massive transfer of technology and know-how from the West to China. I have nothing against such a transfer, since thanks to similar knowledge transfers in the past, countries like Japan, Taiwan and South Korea were able to transform themselves from poor, backwards third-world countries to modern and prosperous industrial democracies on the cutting edge of the world's most advance technologies. China, on the other hand, shows no indication or intention of joining this club of modern, wealthy democracies. They've used their knowledge transfer from the West to build technologies to challenge the West, with a long-term view of overthrowing and replacing the West. Now why should I support and participate in my own destruction?

[@anerdwitdacamera204]

There are so many Chinese scientists, researchers and PHDs living and working in the US. Sometimes even almost all the researchers in certain subject are Chinese. Often it’s hard to distinguish between good ones and ones who are comprised by the CCP.

[@AceFuzzLord]

That fact only makes me more paranoid against all Chinese since it's hard for an average individual to distinguish the good from the subhuman

[@jmshwood2801]

Such an excellent logic! It's difficult to know the sincere one from the others. As it has been said: "Once a Communist Always a Communist" whenever and wherever they are . .

[@jhoughjr1]

@@bluehotdog2610 that's not really true. we have the best stem education in the world.

[@nomoresunforever3695]

Damn that was creepy.

[@jmshwood2801]

@Kazper Lee Yes, such an excellent thoughts! Very well stated! As it has been said:"Once A Communist, Always A Communist", whenever and wherever they are!

[@michaelmokotong]

I think this is the very best post I have seen from you. Congradulations. Full of clear facts, truth and a balanced view. Well done.

[@1800Mstreet]

U.S. govt has been on to this for a while. In a different field probably 7-8 years ago the embassy did an inventory and found hundreds of U.S. researchers were coming to China every year, mostly on the dime of provincial institutes and universities. Soon after we started having to report every collaboration with China. We were always hospitable and open with the Chinese but officialdom doesn't reciprocate. Personal friends would slip some data under the table, but that has been shut down now and the CCP is talking smack about the Americans.

[@hananokuni2580]

@Lick Muh That's due to shoddy construction and widespread embezzlement, not the architects. (Lots of well-trained architects in China.)

[@Iskander-MsM]

@@hananokuni2580 no thanks...

[@florencebaendes2853]

Haha look at these americans crying. Americans were always open to the chinese? Lmao stop smoking crack yan key boy

[@taishanburgermeister8522]

@Lick Muh Actually, bridges in America and the West have fallen down too. So the issue is not unique to China.

[@taishanburgermeister8522]

@Lick Muh Ever heard of Galloping Gertie?

[@armand0xw]

谢谢！

[@richl3297]

Thanks!

[@MyMy-tv7fd]

good work, you are the new face of investigative journalism

[@stevehvu7829]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family Winston. Keep up the great work.

[@patrobbromccreanor820]

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[@johnxina987]

“All political power comes from the barrel of an attitude adjustment” John Xina 2021

[@jay_kay709]

self quotes... niiice:P

[@sebastianriemer1777]

I remember a friend of my complaining in 2009 that the Chinese students at his university are copying and photographing everything they get their hands on. He claimed that it felt central organized and saw it as a huge problem. That attitude stopped the second he married a Chinese girl from his student program. 😂

[@user-nw2si7hu3u]

Chinese vag works wonders indeed

[@Juantotish]

They also have large groups where they gather information like topics, tests, projects father went through during university. So that newcomers would have it easier to succeed. It’s like wide and very well organized thing

[@kiloromeo4725]

A little early but, congratulations on 1 million subs. Any week now. Awesome content and insight. Thank you.

[@Bashcandicoot99]

It's extraordinary. All the students and educational exchanges from China to the west is good for business but something way more valuable is being taken in return by a small percentage. Damn how can we stop this.

[@noahof-stuff9151]

Easy. Sever ties with the regime. Time for the pollies to wake up from their slumber.

[@explorinjenkins349]

Easy. Reverse spy on them, seems pretty easy to get on the CCP's payroll. Double agent 007 type shit.

[@DaiSenshiMounir]

@@explorinjenkins349 getting in might be the easy part, what about when the time comes to get out?

[@KeepingTheIronThroneWarm]

Somewhat related, I took a hiatus from my career in TV and did the university teacher thing in China back in 2018. Pretty soon, Chinese people were always asking me to show up at this event or that event, because they take pictures and use your Western face as advertising. One day a WeChat message comes in. Says they're a friend of a friend. Got a formal party that coming Friday, need a Westerner there. My thoughts were, 'I got nothing going on, and free booze sounds good.' They call me a day or two later to confirm, tell me to suit up, and then on Friday afternoon pick me up. On the way there, they're like, 'Okay, your name is Dave Schelling.' What? That's not my name. 'No, that's who you're standing in for. He couldn't make it.' We end up at a major medical facility where surgical procedures are being held all the time. A woman greets us, one of the top administrators. And she's like 'Hi, Dave! Glad you could make it!' Suddenly I'm surrounded by staff who usher me into the building. We walk through this hallway and that, stop by an empty room. The lady-administrator gestures to what resembles a dental office. I'm like, 'Very nice.' She points to the machine. 'That's your machine! Your invention!' Oh! Why, yes it is. By then I'm freaking out internally. If I cough up the truth about this obvious scam those two guys who called me were running, I'd be thrown in jail. Innocence be damned. This is China. So I play along. 'Wanna see a surgery that's going on right now?' the administrator asks me. I tell them maybe another day. (Blood makes me faint. No lie.) We're back outside. The jerks who brought me there were taking tons of pictures of me. Turns out they run a manufacturing plant in Guangzhou and were looking to score a contract tied to this hospital. Using me as an imposter to show they had big ties with an American medical parts company in California. It's all coming together and this is what standing in quicksand feels like. Which is to say, it's what living in China feels like. Icing on the cake, the tip-top administrator for this place shows up. Cranky old Chinese guy in a business suit, barely looks at me when he shakes my hand. He and I are told to stand at the front corner of the building to do an unveiling -- red ribbons and cloth over a brass plaque. They give the cue, we pull the ribbons. I see the plaque, words commemorating this facility as the biggest something or other, proudly tied to the medical machines "my company" created. The tip-top administrator stands for a few pics and leaves. The lady administrator jabbers on with me in perfect English about life back in the U.S., living in California, then is like, 'let's grab dinner tonight.' The two scam artists who brought me there grabbed me by the arm and told her I had to catch a flight. Ten minutes later I'm standing next to the university campus where I work and live, about six hundred RMB in my pocket. Those two scam artists are gone. Never heard from them again. I told this story to a lot of Westerners I met over in China. Shockingly, many had similar experiences.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

six hundred RMB, not bad, Bill Clinton charges $2000 USD. did you pay the tax for that $600 income|?

[@TheScotsalan]

@@hanfucolorful9656 600 rmb the dude said.. Not 600 bucks. And I doubt the fella had his fapio machine with him 😂. Remember when China changed from printed Fapio books to an online printed system ? All of a sudden, fapio was hard to get. Re paying tax, not so long ago that fapio was like an underground currency in China. Get a taxi.. your receipt was from a restraunt 😂.

[@chogno98]

Loved the story, Jon. Wow!

[@Introvertsan]

That's wild

[@rustusandroid]

@@TheScotsalan 200,000

[@griesemermd]

Keep up the good work. Your work in exposing the CCP and their cronies is very important.

[@scottmiller2591]

The NIH isn't useless at vetting candidates - they are quite efficient at giving money to exactly who they want to.

[@amandajean7738]

Yes, Charles L. was a Harvard professor. It doesn't surprise that it happened in one of the U.S.'s Ivy League universities that just so happens to be located in Massachusetts. The same thing happened last year with another college/university professor but I believe it was MIT not Harvard.

[@tonyg490]

There is so much corruption going on at Harvard it's insane.

[@bluehotdog2610]

@@tonyg490 It is hardly unique to Harvard. All universities are like this

[@KarlRock]

Have a good Christmas Winston ✌️

[@abhinavmahan4006]

Hey man you here , never expected this 😊😊

[@melissablick779]

The objective of most NIH academic grants is to perform research and publish reproducible protocols as scientific papers. These papers are not confidential and are accessible to researchers all over the world. While this seems overly generous, academic runs on the idea that sharing research prevents work from getting duplicated and everyone benefits. The problem, as Winston clearly outlined, arises when folk lie about their affiliations.

[@annarboriter]

and about the amount of direct and indirect forms of compensation

[@KennaDeMerkedo]

I agree 90% with Melissa- remaining 10% is the knowledge that papers are not available to researchers all over the world, alas. They're hidden behind the paywall, so every taxpayer wanting to access them is paying twice. Just one of many factors in the academic s**tshow

[@mikegrey3835]

@@KennaDeMerkedo I have never had to pay for access to a paper in my life. Have you tried just emailing anyone in the research team and asking for a free copy? Acedemics are more than happy to share.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

One cannot even access certain laws articles or even standards without paying...

[@bighands69]

@Melissa Blick Not all the information that is involved in programs is public only what is agreed to be public.

[@kimreese3530]

Merry Christmas, Winston and Matt enjoy your time with your families and friends. 🎄 Thank you for keeping us informed and explaining the mindset of the CCP.

[@DanskillR]

Merry Christmas Winston. Thanks for making my year better.

[@binhnguyen33]

I lived and worked 20 years in the communism country so I 100% agree with what are saying about CCP.

[@elizabethblane201]

As an insurance agent in California, I have many Chinese and Vietnamese clients. Over the years, they have told me their stories of bribery, corruption, starvation, death of children, brainwashing, grooming and escape from their home countries. It makes me cry every time I think about the horrors they endured. We Americans have no idea of what these governments inflict on their people. Thanks to Winston and others, the truth is being spread.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

@@elizabethblane201 Did the Vietnamese clients tell you how the US bombed Vietnam?

[@elizabethblane201]

@@hanfucolorful9656 That is no secret, but their most bitter anger is for the communists who destroyed their lives. Some tell me that they wish the US had not left before securing back their country.

[@kurtfrancis4621]

@@hanfucolorful9656 Gee, no one knew that! What a communist stooge you are. Keep your commie comments to yourself

[@llkk290]

@@elizabethblane201 When will the United States compensate the children victims of Agent Orange in Vietnam?

[@paulrodriguez7889]

serpentza you went full circle with this one, thank you

[@groovyboot]

Just watched the beginning, my fathers coworker at duke had been developing an invisibility cloaking device that was incredibly applicable to use in real life. One of his students was exchange from China and stole the technology, took it back to China and made a fortune off of it.

[@emporiogreatpuppet3089]

Damn curse that f#@#

[@jhalapia1988]

Merry Christmas Winston keep up the great work

[@edmcwilliams6524]

Winston Merry Christmas. Great Video Thanks.

[@fredfred2363]

Have an awesome christmas Winston. Keep up the GREAT work! 👍🏻

[@Utsu-P_Enjoyer]

Come on guys let's get Winston to a million!!! he's so close!

[@mrhobs]

@@kikifisselstein7322 😢

[@george94065]

Winston has always done good work. (except for that one little mistake with beer girl😉)...thanks again brother for your insights!

[@Helloworldwrjfjrjrj]

Yes I believe my best friend was recruited and both him and his mother were believed murdered. They died within a year of each other of cancer despite being very very healthy. Cannot prove I am sure sadly.

[@TheVigilantvolition]

Thanks for this Serpentza! Great info.

[@lynnkain]

Good job on repotting this. The American and other people need to wake up and understand the CCP is not anyone’s friend.

[@mysteryY2K]

no government is anyone's friend it seems. plato o plomo

[@martianking7605]

There were similar incidences happening at UTS in the areas of facial recognition and artificial intelligence research. The two China born academics quitted their faculty positions and left for China. The problem is the lack of vigilance on part of the Australian universities and a even bigger problem is Australian universities rely heavily on full fee paying international students as their lucrative source of income.

[@LostSnipeHunter]

Actually seeing a bunch of cases coming from the NIH all at once may not be such a bad thing, yes it means that there are problems but it also means the problems are being found. You see the dirt out in the open when you clean things up. Also such a series of scandals normally what is needed for actual security and policy improvements since they can't blow it off as a "bad apple", freak event, or some such and so fixes are at least attempted vs allowing the problems to fester. . . also other departments will see the flak the NIH very rightly is catching for this and self interested bureaucrats will want to avoid that in their own little box.

[@bluehotdog2610]

Yeah, most other departments in the US government took the issue of spying seriously years ago. I have heard Chinese-Americans who have perfectly clean records and background get rejected from a security clearance solely because they have family members in China. Most government agencies involved in defense do take this stuff seriously.

[@LostSnipeHunter]

@@bluehotdog2610 Defense sure, probably State too, but how about Dept of the Interior? How about Commerce or Treasury with all the spinning door consultants and appointee's going back and forth with the businesses and banks that have been crawling up Beijing's behind for the last 25 years? This is a sign that actually caring about and taking action against this behavior is spreading out from it's core into secondary and dual use stuff that is less obvious. . . I doubt many of these NIH contracts needed clearance or the like and so they have probably not been as focused on.

[@haroldhahn7044]

You are overlooking the obvious! There are a lot of NIH grants going to the wrong people because they are paying kickbacks to the people at the NIH who give them the grants! Remember that there is always the seen AND the unseen, and the unseen has an effect, and can be detected by that effect!

[@tatichadow]

Very astute observation my friend.

[@aaxa101]

Survivor's fallacy

[@djmusicmr]

Keep up the great work Winston!

[@dax9431]

Indeed....MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU Winston & Sasha, your family, near, far & extended.....and your friends! All best wishes! 🎅

[@jackreacher.]

This guy comes from a place where truth and nobility originate.

[@hyena280]

High quality journalism. Thank you Serptenza.

[@boxinggold]

High quality journalism? You obviously has a very low standard. This is a crap yapping of nothing but inaccurate information and shallow research with his biased opinion.

[@hyena280]

@@boxinggold Your English is of a poor standard. crap yapping? I never ran by that term before.

[@GeoScorpion]

Winston! I hope you like our country enough to become a part of it as a citizen. I also hope you love The Law enough to maybe someday get that degree and pass the Bar. If ever I wanted a lawyer to talk to a disbelieving jury, this podcast proves that you are the one to do it.

[@phizicks]

Santa is just like the CCP, he knows when you are sleeping, he knows when you're awake, he knows when you've been bad or good so be good for your own sake. lol

[@jeremyrunwin1414]

You nailed it. Good thing you are in the US 🇺🇸. Thank you for your service ☆

[@thomasjohnson3628]

Liked before I’ve even watched because it’s Winston!

[@sunflowertomorrow6411]

It’s amazing that now trust more foreign language blogs on China than overseas’s Chinese language blogs😂! Thank goodness you popped up, I’ll follow you 🎼🎼😂🙏

[@addie8292]

You are really good at this. Keep going. Thank you!

[@glennpenrose5646]

If westerners opened their eyes instead of believing in miracles 🙏 they might finally realize that chinese believe we are all naive fools. They aren't too far wrong. However, I do give credit to truly remarkable people of Chinese background, such as the Canadian, Dr. Alina Chan. She is a brave and true modern hero exposing and standing up alone against the evil of the CCP & Co. in her just published book Viral. Perhaps an episode on her to show support is justified.

[@yesfredfredburger8008]

Its ok for Beijing to believe that. Sticks and stones

[@stevewilson5292]

"....Chinese believe we are all naive fools". That's for sure. I remember years and years ago first reading of that expression "you can always fool a foreigner" in Paul Theroux's book "Riding the Iron Rooster"

[@taishanburgermeister8522]

In many ways the CCP unintentionally act as a buffer between a hostile Western world and the Chinese people. Think about it, if China does become democratic, which I do believe will occur someday, many people who scorn the CCP today will scorn the Chinese people tomorrow. And the reason is simple, many Westerners simply cannot accept a non-western nation as a technological leader. It’s that simple. And will vilify the country as it climbs the technological ladder. But for now, the CCP is the target. And not the Chinese people.

[@stevewilson5292]

@@taishanburgermeister8522 Mmmh, I dunno. "A hostile [towards Chinese people themselves] Western world" ? I don't think there is much evidence of that...you certainly don't provide any examples. Then you state "many Westerners simple cannot accept a non-western nation as a technological leader", again without supporting your claim. In any event "accepting" would be neither here nor there if it actually happened....but it hasn't. Japan came close with consumer electronics and automobiles in the late 20th century and Japanese products were (and still are) well accepted. Japanese quality management techniques were widely studied and accepted. Chinese technology has been largely derivative...it's not a guarantee that the Chinese will ever become real innovators.

[@taishanburgermeister8522]

@@stevewilson5292 Well, many of the supporting comments towards everything Winston says is evidence of a negative view towards China. But it is masked in an opposition to the CCP. He does mix in criticizism of China and the Chinese people while criticizing the CCP. As far as China being a technological leader, well, you’re right, they aren’t there yet. However I’m not going by my own research when it comes to whether China will be a technological leader. I’m going by the heads of tech companies that talk about China potentially getting there. And I am sure you have seen many of statements. So I’m just going by what they say. Am I wrong in doing so?

[@larryperry2094]

Merry Christmas! Great video.

[@kamikazestryker]

I live in Germany we had an incident like that at my workplace, a chinese company approached our company to produce specific medical equipment. My company produces medical related stuff such as antibacterial walls, walls with special coating so cleaning them is much smoother and easier you know. Anyway they tried to get a contract with us producing their medical gear (my company does sell these over the world our biggest contractors is Dubai) but they asked us to show the production way, so they would send us someone overseeing and "learn" from us. So yeah these chinese people tried to get our blueprints about how we do our products, it was a huge deal but in the end it would lead them in copying our production way which could damage our own sales. At least that what I have been hearing from my teamleader, coz we were already preparing our production line in order to expand for a new contract with these chinese and suddenly we should stop doing so. I didn't think much about it knowing that chinese are known for copying all the stuff we do in the west only to produce it cheaper over there. And at least I get the feeling alot of companies are already content with cooperating with them accepting their money.

[@bighands69]

What this demonstrates is that Chinese culture is not good at developing or being creative. What they are good at is copying. For the next decade or two the west will stay ahead but after that who really knows. I suspect China will be doing this to build their own economy for internal trade.

[@steven3626]

Wenn man den Chinesen blind vertraut. Selbst schuld.

[@theaveragejoe5781]

Informative video, strong message! Oh, and thanks for mentioning me 😄

[@giannishen]

You did a really great job, thanks for sharing！👍🎅👏🎄🙌

[@marcodarko6941]

Thank you so much Winston.. this puts so much into perspective. It's very unsettling to learn about this but also on another hand this information gives a piece of mind knowing what has been going on. It helps confirm knowledge, fills in the blanks. Thank you kindly Sir, I hope you are doing well out there.

[@ddegn]

The "Friends and Family" thing isn't to avoid the IRS, it's to avoid PayPal's service fee. I used to be paid via PayPal for programming jobs and it always stunk to have to give 2.9% of my paycheck. IMO, asking to be paid as Friends and Family is pretty mild on the dishonesty scale (though I didn't do this myself). Thanks for another interesting video.

[@Chaosdude341]

This

[@ungrateful-66]

Sad because in my experience, two of my best specialists are of Chinese descent, and one is a BRILLIANT rheumatologist, but, like many ABC’s, they have no love for China and are more American than anything. Where I live now, the ONE rheumatologist is barely even ever in his office so it’s a pain.

[@bluehotdog2610]

Yeah, with all of this spying shit going on, it sucks to be a Chinese-American and be distrusted by the country you are born in.

[@ungrateful-66]

@@bluehotdog2610 Well, some part of me knows there are more guys like that “Lieber,” character than any else since capitalism easily puts us in morally questionable territory. If it were up to me though, I’d emigrate 200 million Chinese people into our country tomorrow, thereby making my own WASP race a minority (which is feels like anyway), just because, most ABC’s tend to succeed very well into the upper-middle class where most of us WASP’s are at home, and also are quiet people. Hopefully most people remind themselves that these cheaters are an extreme minority, because even when China’s gross net economy surpasses that of the U.S.’s, their population is still four times ours and the majority of Chinese know very well that the “math is against them,” and they’re better off here.

[@joemama3372]

If they have no family in China, then they "should" be safe. The one-child policy for years, has given them a hostage/blackmail tool to motivate Chinese who are good people, but are forced to do as the CCP want due to threats on family in the mainland. I remember a former KGB agent saying, he was required to get married, and pressured to have children that stayed in the Soviet Union, as a leash to keep him from defecting or double-crossing the Soviet Union.

[@bluehotdog2610]

@@ungrateful-66 What the hell are you smoking? No, we should not be allowing mass immigration from China.

[@ohasis8331]

@@ungrateful-66 To burst your bubble, cheating is an attitude, it's a way of life. There are two groups, the in and the out. These are usually built around families, friends etc. If you are in the in group, you don't rip off the members, every body else (out) is fair game

[@astatistic]

thank you winston 💚 for always staying awesome 👍

[@janelleodionu3631]

Aother great video Winston! Thank you for sharing your insights with us and for the incredible journalism that really can't be found anywhere else!

[@lamphilu]

Well done, Winston. Merry Xmas & Happy New Year to you and your family.

[@josephenge1210]

Merry Christmas to you and yours and keep up the good work!

[@suetrublu]

Don't know why you haven't come up on my algorithm before, but I am sure glad I did. Great journalism, incredibly respectful presentation, just exactly the kind of information Americans need to be hearing right now! There is so much dissent in the US right now, such a tendency for Americans to beat up on each other and call each other names. But despite all the accusations about the "left" and communism, it's been a very long time since I have heard ANY American extolling the virtues of communism in the US. Supporting "Democratic socialism" simply is NOT the same thing as being a communist. None of us wants to be like China.

[@IhateCCP]

Serpentza and anyone critical of the Chinese Communist Party is demonetized and silently blocked on youtube. It's happens to all the other channels that talk about CCP.

[@jyyyb]

Can you tell me the difference between democratic socialism and communism

[@IhateCCP]

@@jyyyb Marketing.

[@homerwood502]

Your you tube channel is so good!

[@kevinmccarthy8746]

Love your show.

[@donthetrader]

We’re glad to have you in America !

[@faxance2333]

Thank you for staying awesome

[@kreat0rrr]

a brown paper bag full of cash / 30 pieces of silver

[@TheHiveMecha]

Fight the CCP

[@MechLeander]

Merry Christmas dude 🙂

[@porsche9302]

Sickening

[@KILLUMINATI_MOVEMENT]

Support your brave SA brother 🇿🇦

[@starlightbarking9495]

Here in New Zealand Jacinda’s government has been weeding Chinese spies out of parliament, which the previous government had refused to deal with. There were Chinese MP’s from both major political parties that got removed Parliament for National security interests by her government a few years ago. One of these politicians was publicly known for many years to have trained Government spies when in China. We also had a scandal involving the party that led the previous government receiving undisclosed political donations from a Chinese businessman, with ties to the CCP. Our current government has since banned all foreign political donations, and passed laws to prevent all foreigners who are not residents or citizens buying property in NZ.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

Thats what Australia needs , they have been buying little islands all over the place . They even bought a Succesful Dairy Farm and destroyed it with poor procedures-

[@臺灣是國家臺灣是國家]

Keep up the awesome mahi bro🇳🇿🙏🏻👍🏻🥰☺️

[@danielgn7849]

What a good Christmas gift

[@bradheadband8015]

thankyou so much for another fascinating post

[@danielcockerill3761]

Thank you for speaking out about this. More focus needs to be put into this. And we need people like yourself to show the people in power what is really going on. STAY AWESOME.

[@CT-sy4wj]

That opening was just like a Brass Eye opening. Lol

[@unbreakableldorado7723]

Keep the videos coming Winston, after reading 1984 I realized your name fits your work here just perfect

[@TwistedQuestionMark]

Merry Christmas Winston and family.

[@prettymiffedbrit]

The NIH are more interested in Diversity, Inclusion and Equity (DIE) statements instead on Chinese agents.

[@e-curb]

That will be the downfall of the American empire.

[@gordonliu3972]

Merry Christmas Winston!

[@spacejunk2494]

Thanks for the updates. Hopefully when voting season comes back I'm glad to vote for representatives who would have a spine to speak of.

[@tyhall7330]

You still think voting works?

[@rogertrudeau4169]

Good video ! But6 ya forgot Fang Fang !!! LOL

[@DanielWayShadow]

Specifically, best part in this was at 7:36 - 8:26. A real over the top caper moment with Song Guo Zheng, caught at the airport with flash drives, deeds to property in china, multiple passports, and...drum roll kicker...bars of silver on him! Overall thank you for your investigations and analysis, especially the spotlighting of the incompetency of NIH (National Institute of Health / National Sickness?!).

[@gunsandmoses8670]

Great reporting. Americans taxpayers need to know this.

[@squigglyblue7377]

These were just the ones that were caught..

[@stuartedge5906]

Great report Winston. Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year to you and your family.

[@floridasoldat]

8:44 she did that in April 2022? Winston, my guy. I think you’re missing something huge here. She wasn’t just stealing the technology you mentioned. She was TIME TRAVELING!

[@paxshmitz2665]

My god that means Winston as well is a time traveller

[@tonybrock5288]

Yeah, I think the usual confusion the rest of the world has around American dates. I mean who else on this planet does dates backwards? With the Month before the day? 🙃🙃The DOJ release was dated April 22. ie: the....22nd..... of April .... (2021)

[@GregAhler]

@@tonybrock5288 He didn't say, "April 22". He said, "April twenty-twenty two." There's a difference.

[@dotunderscore]

@@tonybrock5288 military uses day.month.year format

[@tonybrock5288]

@@GregAhler if you are a non American then April 22 is easily April 2022. You guys won't get it and that's OK we just need to translate and understand

[@robinmclaren4596]

All the best for Christmas 🎄☃️🎄

[@bryantv2410]

The US has a tax spending problem.

[@xtbum3339]

Yeah. Too much going to the moneyed.