Name: 中國警告對澳大利亞實施飛彈罷工？！（China warns of MISSILE STRIKE On Australia?!）
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Chinese Media Threatens Missile Strikes on Australia

China targets climate activist Grerta Thunberg

And the US describes China using the G-word.

That and more on this week's China news headlines

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

That's why Daily Pnut gives you a daily dose of news in equal parts humor and substance.

Speaking of entertaining and substantial news...

Tensions between China and Australia are at an all time high.

The Chinese Communist Party launched a trade war with Australia a year ago, after Prime

Minister Scott Morrison called for an investigation into the origin of the coronavirus.

Why would the world need an investigation anyway?

Everyone knows the coronavirus didn't come from China.

It's clear that the virus came from the US army...

But a year after Australia's call for an investigation, the Chinese Communist Party

This week, my favorite Chinese state-run newspaper, the Global Times said China should be ready

to launch a devastating missile strike on Australia.

Global Times Chief Editor Hu Xijin writes, China should be ready to make “long-range

strikes on the military facilities and relevant key facilities on Australian soil.”

That could happen, should Australia do anything foolish like send troops to defend Taiwan

Last month, a top Australian security official warned of China beating the drums of war.

He didn't specifically say China, but it was clear enough.

As the Global Times says, “China loves peace.”

Especially the pieces of Australia left after a Chinese missile strike!

China also just suspended its economic dialogue with Australia.

But keep in mind, you can't think of Hu Xijinas some rogue newspaper editor.

Among Chinese state-run media, the Global Times is the most hawkish, over-the-top mouthpiece

This is part of the Party's year-long attempt to terrorize Australia into submission.

Make it seem like a fight would be so bloody, there's no point in even having the fight.

The truth is, when you stand up to a bully, they tend to back down pretty quick.

But the Global Times is on a roll this week.

You see, according to this new report from the Rhodium Group, China produces more greenhouse

gases than the rest of the developed world combined.

And climate activist Greta Thunberg finally had some harsh words for China.

She said China is “ruining future and present living conditions.”

Enter the Global Times to say Thunberg isn't knowledgeable enough to understand climate

She's also a puppet of Western politicians.

It also describes her as “the Swedish teenager who skipped school for so-called climate protests”.

This is not the first time Thunberg has run afoul of the Global Times.

Last year it was for her support of Hong Kong protesters.

The Global Times said she was “ignorant”

I wonder why powerful men are so scared of Grerta Thunberg?

And after the break, Chinese state-run media makes up lies all the time—but this one's

It's not just the Global Times that had a week of winning it.

State-run China Daily posted this video to Twitter to promote China tourism.

And you might think, ok so they misidentified the country.

“The Chinese communist propaganda version of the video was slightly edited, including

flipping the image horizontally, making colour corrections, and seemingly doctoring a stick

And state-run Xinhua has registered as a foreign agent in the US.

It only took less than three years for them to get around to it.

Xinhua joins two other Chinese state-run media—CGTN and China Daily—as being registered foreign

That means they're required to disclose their annual budget and expenditures to the

Let's hope that Xinhua's budget disclosures are more accurate than China's other statistics.

The National Bureau of Statistics finally released their 10-year census data.

Earlier Western media reports said that China's population fell for the first time in 50 years.

But now, after weeks of delay, the official statistics show that China's population

Some China analysts have noticed something...funny...about China's latest statistics.

A sudden unusual bump in the population growth rate in 2020.

All of this is to push back against the idea that China is facing a demographic crisis,

I talked about that crisis in an episode last week.

More developments in the South China Sea.

The Philippines has flagged nearly 300 incursions by Chinese militia boats.

The government of the Philippines says it has logged what it calls "illegal incursions"

into its waters by 287 boats with Chinese militia aboard.

The country's task force on the South China sea said in a statement that the incident

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