Did China Just Put Nukes Near the Russian Border? | China Uncensored

China is suspected of moving ICBMs capable of striking New York City into their far-northern border with Russia.
1/27/2017
Updated:
2/1/2017

Bad news folks! Nuclear war with China is imminent. The good news is that we all know what to do.

This is the Dongfeng-31

It’s equipped with a nuclear warhead and can fly almost 5000 miles, far enough to hit the continental US. Now, don’t worry, I’m not going to tell you China just sent several of these to Heilongjiang Province, which is along the border with Russia and the closest point in China to the United States. Because allegedly China just sent several Dongfeng-41’s to Heilongjiang Province, along the border with Russia and the closest point in China to the United States. There have been reports for years that China was testing these missiles, but we haven’t seen them until now. Maybe.

According to always accurate state-run media the Global Times, the Dongfeng-41 can carry not, one, but 10-12 nuclear warheads, and can fly over 8500 miles to hit anywhere in the world. Yes, even your backyard.

Anyway, what was the Kremlin’s response to China putting nukes on their border? They don’t care.

Apparently images have been surfacing on Chinese social media of the Dongfeng 41 in Heilongjiang Province. Remember, we haven’t seen confirmed images before. And media have been eating it up, like a barbeque on the fourth of July. Some media are reporting it’s a response to President Trump’s provocative remarks on China. At least, the Global Times said that some media are saying that. And now Global Times is saying “China’s nuclear capability should be so strong that no country would dare launch a military showdown with China under any circumstance, and such that China can strike back against those militarily provoking it.”

So if you’re freaking out, good. Continue to watch China Uncensored. Only China Uncensored can protect you.

So are you ready to see the footage that has everyone up in arms? Yes, 7 seconds of...something under a black tarp. That is the only evidence that China has put an experimental nuclear missile on the border of Russia. When asked about the reports, China’s Foreign Ministry called them “speculation circulated on the Internet.”

Hey, just because something’s on the internet doesn’t mean it’s not true! Or, that it’s true, either. Even Global Times says, “there has been no authoritative information on whether China has a Dongfeng-41 strategic missile brigade, how many such brigades it has and where they are deployed.” So really, this is probably all smoke and mirrors. So what’s actually going on?

Well, this all follows almost immediately on the heels of Chinese leader Xi Jinping calling for a world without nuclear weapons in a speech in front of the United Nations. So is Xi a hypocrite? Well, maybe. But going before the UN and saying nuclear weapons should be completely prohibited, then immediately putting nuclear weapons on the border of Russia in striking distance of the US, that’s just stupid. And you don’t get to make it to the top of the Communist Party by being stupid. Psychopathic toad, yes. Actually stupid, no.

Xi Jinping is, as you know if you’ve been watching, locked in a life or death struggle with a political faction within the Communist Party tied to former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin. And there’s been so many instances, like this, where Xi says one thing, then the Party seems to do, immediately, the exact opposite. Which makes Xi look stupid. And bad. So when the Global Times, the hawkish publication with ties to the Jiang faction, runs a story based off one really shaky video, is the message really to tell Trump to back off the South China Sea? Or is it a message to the world that “hey, this Xi Jinping guy is lying and probably plotting something evil behind his stoic facade. Unlike his predecessors in office, who were all goodness and light.”

What do you think? I'll be delving more into the power struggle inside China on an upcoming episode. So stay tuned.