Name: India US Sign Military Pact Against China
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India and the US have signed a military pact.

The CCP goes after political opponents abroad.

And how one Chinese city is predicting  the outcome of the US election.

That and more on this week's China news headlines

Welcome to China Uncensored I'm Chris Chappell.

It's something Beijing has  been terrified of for years.  

India and the United States are  signing a landmark military agreement.

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Okay, so this military agreement between India  and the US is a big deal. The agreement is  

called the Basic Exchange and Cooperation  Agreement for Geospatial Cooperation.

It's a mechanism for India and the US to share  military intelligence, particularly military  

satellite surveillance. Which might be useful  in, oh I don't know, the high mountain passes  

of the Himalayas, where Chinese soldiers  have been encroaching on the Indian border.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and  Secretary of Defense Mark Esper  

visited New Delhi this week. And Pompeo had some  strong words on the Chinese Communist Party.

“Our leaders and our citizens see with increasing  clarity that the CCP is no friend to democracy,  

the rule of law, transparency, nor to freedom  of navigation, the foundation of a free and open  

Speaking of the Indo-Pacific, the  US, Australia, Japan, and India  

will be participating in joint naval exercises  next month, held in the Indian Ocean.

These four countries make up what's known as the  Quad, an informal alliance basically aimed at  

standing up to the Chinese Communist Party. That  alliance was conceived more than a decade ago,  

but it did almost nothing because no one  wanted to challenge China at the time. But  

boy have things changed in 2020. Now all four  countries are doing joint naval exercises.

Meanwhile Secretary of State Pompeo continued  

his trip around Asia by bringing up the Chinese  Communist Party pretty much everywhere he went.

In Sri Lanka, he called the  Chinese Communist Party a predator.

In the Maldives, he said  that Beijing was illegally  

occupying territory and damaging the environment.

Pompeo also announced that the US will  be building an embassy in the Maldives.  

It's part of an effort to check  China's influence in the region.

Pompeo said that the US would find new ways to  cooperate with Indonesia in the South China Sea.

He also called China's claims there “unlawful.”

In Indonesia, Pompeo also notably  brought up China's religious repression,  

especially their treatment of the Uyghurs.

"The Chinese Communist Party's  war against people of all faiths:  

Muslims, Buddhists, Christians,  and Falun Gong practitioners alike.  

The atheist CCP (Chinese Communist Party) has  tried to convince the world that its brutalisation  

of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang is necessary  as a part of its counterterrorism efforts,  

or poverty alleviation, depending on  which audience that they are speaking to."

Indonesia has the largest  Muslim population in the world.  

And Pompeo asked Indonesians to not look away  from what the Chinese Communist Party was doing.

"I know the CCP has tried to  convince Indonesians to look away,  

to look away from the torments  your fellow Muslims are suffering.  

I know the same CCP officials have spun  fantastic tales of happy Uighurs, eager  

to discard their ethnic, religious and cultural  identities to become more modern and enjoy the  

benefits of CCP-led development. When you hear  these arguments, I just ask you to do this:  

Search your hearts. Look at the facts. Listen to  the tales of the survivors and of their families."

I can see why the Chinese Communist  Party really hates Mike Pompeo.

The YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project did  a survey of 26,000 people in 25 countries,  

The results? “China appears to have  comprehensively lost the international battle  

for hearts and minds over its handling of  coronavirus with most people believing it was  

responsible for the start of the outbreak and was  not transparent about the problem at the outset.”

This was the widest survey of global public  opinion about China's handling of the pandemic.  

The Chinese Communist Party  was not happy about the survey.  

Mainly because they hate it when  anyone asks the people what they think.

Also bad news for the Party, they may have a  massive new coronavirus outbreak on their hands.  

In Xinjiang. Where they have  those concentration camps.

According to state media, there was one case  of the coronavirus in the city of Kashgar.

And so within two days, they tested everyone  in the city. All 4.75 million of them.

It's hard to know what to make of this news.

China has definitely exaggerated its  ability to do mass coronavirus testing.  

But it could also be that  the coronavirus situation  

might be much worse than the Chinese  government is telling people. Or both.

Officially, “The testing drive has so far  

identified 137 additional  cases—and all are asymptomatic.”

And when has the CCP ever lied about  coronavirus numbers? Don't answer that.

In July, there was an outbreak in  Xinjiang's capital Urumqi. That  

resulted in an insane lockdown, where officials  forced residents to take unproven Covid drugs.

Makes sense. If you're already  ethnically cleansing the region,  

might as well test out some  experimental drugs on them, right?

Speaking of crimes against humanity, organ  harvesting. It's a thing Chinese state-run  

hospitals do because selling dissidents' organs  to rich people can make you a lot of money.

Well, at a recent online press conference,  a journalist from Taiwan raised the issue.  

This was the US Assistant  Secretary of State's response.

“Well, I can't think of a  more horrific human rights  

abuse than stealing somebody's liver. We  have had consistent reports of this. We  

have actually looked into allegations  of it. And I encourage anybody who has  

information that we could use to nail  this down to please be in touch with us.”

This follows the final ruling earlier this  year of the China Tribunal. It found that  

“Forced organ harvesting has been committed for  years throughout China on a significant scale  

and… Falun Gong practitioners have been one—and  probably the main—source of organ supply.”

And “In regard to the Uyghurs the Tribunal  had evidence of medical testing on a scale  

that could allow them, amongst other  uses, to become an 'organ bank.'”

Why haven't you heard more about that?  

Well, according to former New York Times  journalist Didi Kirsten Tatlow who submitted  

testimony to the China Tribunal, her editors  discouraged her from reporting about the issue.

In her testimony, Tatlow says that her editors  believed that the Chinese state was no longer  

harvesting organs from prisoners. She was told  that there was “nothing new” to the story.

And that people who believed this was  happening to prisoners of conscience  

I mean, why anger the Chinese authorities and  put your entire company's China bureau at risk,  

Ironically, the Chinese government eventually  expelled the New York Times anyway.  

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