There’s a Reason China Keeps Flooding. The CCP Doesn't Care

China is sanctioning a former senator

from the Philippines. The CCP might sell

its fighter jets to the Ayatollah. And

the Chinese countryside is flooding

again. Then more on this week's China

news headlines.

Welcome to China andensored. I'm Chris

Chapel and this episode is sponsored by

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Shark to cover your tracks and protect

your identity. I'll tell you more in a

little bit. Lucken Coffee, often touted

as China's answer to Starbucks, has

launched its first stores in the

competitive US market, specifically in

New York City, the black coffee book of

communism. I'm confused. Why NYC? Are

they showing communist solidarity with

the maybe soon to be mayors, Zorhan

Mandani, or is this just another of

China's terrible financial decisions

made at the worst possible time? Porqu

no loss dos. Some say that the company

founded in 2017 could challenge

Starbucks power in the US market. Why?

Well, for one, it's slightly cheaper

with the 16o Americano at Lucken costing

$4.45 compared to Starbucks 4.95. For

another, it succeeded in beating

Starbucks in the Chinese market,

becoming the country's largest coffee

chain in 2023. And finally, it's got a

gimmick, cashier free coffee. Just

download the app, give all your data to

the CCP, order ahead, pick up your

coffee, and go. Minimal social

interaction needed. Although that might

be a bit of a problem in New York City

where cashless businesses are

prohibited. But anyway, this is an

inspiring comeback story. Why it was

just a few years ago Lucken Coffee was

forced to pay $180 million in fraud for

lying to American investors. If at first

you don't succeed, it doesn't matter

because the capitalist will sell the

communist the rope. they'll use to hang

them. Heavy floods in China have killed

at least nine people and displaced tens

of thousands. These kinds of storms hit

China every summer. But this year's

images on social media have been

particularly dramatic. I'd say you'd

think China would have learned how to

deal with this by now, but learning from

past historical mistakes isn't really

communism's defining characteristic.

The central and southern Chinese areas

of Hube, Hanan, and Gujo were the worst

hit with rivers topping over dikes and

pouring into city streets, shopping

malls, and housing complexes. Eight

other people were listed as missing, and

even more rainfall is in the forecast.

This seems to be the cost of China's

rapid industrialization. Poor

infrastructure and corruption have made

the situation worse. Misused flood

relief is also a problem. China has

sanctioned a former Philippine senator

over maritime claims. Francis Tolantino,

who lost his bid for a second term

during midterm elections, canvased

heavily on bringing in laws to better

define the country's seal lanes and

maritime zone, which of course was a big

no no for China since they claimed

pretty much all of the South China Sea

as its own, often violently despite the

fact that it's illegal by international

law. China has barred Tolantino from

entering the mainland. Macau and Hong

Kong. He acknowledged the sanctions and

called them a badge of honor. I like

this guy. And after the break, is Iran

about to buy Chinese jet fighters?

Welcome back. On his first foreign trip

since the Israel conflict, Iran's

defense minister thanked China for its

support, which is interesting since the

only support China has given Iran in

these trying times, as far as we know,

was verbal condemnation of the US and

Israel. The CCP even joined the US in

calling for the Straight of Hormuz to

remain open, contradicting the Islamic

Republic's threats to close it during

wartime. So, is this just brown-nosing?

Well, yes, but it's also deeper than

that.

I apologize for the mental image caused

by me using the word deeper right after

brown-nosing.

The defense minister was one of nine

that Chinese state-run media says

attended a gathering of the SECO or

Shanghai Cooperation Organization, which

both China and Russia lead. China and

Russia still badly want to create an

alternative world order not led by the

West or dominated by the US. And Iran,

for its own reasons, agrees. So really,

they have no choice but to put on the

charade. And one reason they want to

make China happy is because Iran is

reportedly set to buy Chinese jets.

According to a report in the Moscow

Times and another in the RBC Ukraine,

Iran has intensified negotiations with

China to acquire the Chungdu J10C, also

known as the Vigorous Dragon, which is

used by both Pakistan and China mainly

for aerial combat. I can't tell if

Vigorous Dragon is a better name for a

fighter jet or a Chinese knockoff of

Viagra, but doesn't just dogfight. It

can also perform some strike missions.

Apparently, Iran aims to modernize its

air force as soon as possible, and

Chinese jets are currently seen as an

affordable and coste effective

alternative to the Russian SU35s.

Because nothing says no limits

partnership like undercutting your best

buddy. China's badly performing economy

sure could use the cash from such a

sale. And Iran's military, which has

been severely battered by Israeli air

strikes, was mainly full of outdated old

equipment that can't compete with

Israeli and Western technology. But Iran

has been eyeing these jets for a while,

and previous deals have fallen through

for a variety of reasons. So, we'll have

to see what actually happens. So, hey,

stop me if you've heard some version of

this almost every week for the past oh,

ever since I've been on YouTube.

According to the US Department of

Justice, two Chinese nationals have been

caught spying on US Navy personnel and

bases. Yuen Sa Chen, who resides in

Happy Valley, Oregon, and Lean Lie, who

traveled to Houston on a tourist visa in

April 2025. Both men faced charges for

working for China's Ministry of State

Security or MSS. gathering intel about

service members and bases, attempting to

recruit Navy personnel to work on behalf

of the MSS, and working with others in

America to facilitate a dead drop

payment of at least $10,000.

Just $10,000.

I don't know if this shows how

cashstrapped the CCP is or how badly

these guys need to learn to negotiate.

Maybe there'll be a copy of Art of the

Deal in the jail library. Because if

convicted, both men could be fined

$250,000 and face up to a decade behind

bars. The FBI got some help on this case

from the NCIS, the Naval Criminal

Investigative Service, for those of you

who don't watch the TV that's always

playing in the background at your

parents house. FBI Director Cash Patel

told Fox News that we disrupted those

efforts and sent a clear message. The

United States will not tolerate

espionage on American soil. Our counter

intelligence operations remain focused,

vigilant, and relentless. That's right,

CCP spies. Cash is keeping his eyes on

you. His gigantic, unblinking, allseeing

eyes. And longtime viewers of China

Uncensored know that I've spent time

with lots of unsaavory people like Hong

Kong activist/troublemaker

Joshua Wong, who's now in jail. and

Tibetan Parliament member Namya Dulkar

who travels the world pissing off the

CCP by talking about Tibet. But these

are two dangerous anti-CCCP freedom

fighters I know have a special place in

your heart. Daniel Sudani and Celsus

Talifilu from the Solomon Islands. They

stood nearly alone among government

officials in that country trying to

block the CCP from turning it into a

vassal state. They kept Malita province

CCP free for as long as they could and

the corrupt prime minister hated them

for it. In 2023, they tried to come to

the United States to tell the US

Congress about the extreme danger the

CCP poses to their country and to

security in the Pacific. The Secretary

of State didn't want them to come. No

one wanted to help except you, my

amazing 50 C army. You helped raise more

than $27,000

to bring them to DC for a month. And

they did incredible things. They met

with US elected officials. They

testified before Congress. They

influenced think tanks and got tons of

media coverage. The CCP was so mad at

them and me. Well, Sudani and Talifilu

courageously returned to the Solomon

Islands. And for a while, the notoriety

you gave them kept them safe. But the

corrupt Solomon Islands government now

sees that world media attention on them

is fading. So they've put them on trial.

The charges are for so-called unlawful

assembly where Solomon Island citizens

protested how their federal government

was letting the CCP take over their

country. The short of it is these

charges against them are completely

trumped up. The Solomon Islands

government has already learned a lot

from the CCP, including how to use the

courts to go after their political

enemies. The trial has started and could

last anywhere from two days to a few

weeks. If the kangaroo courts get their

way, they could face two years in jail.

So, what can you do? Leave a Solomon

Island flag emoji in the comments below

to show that people are paying attention

to this issue and to support those in

the Solomon Islands still fighting

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