Does Anyone Care About the Uyghur Genocide?

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The beginning of Part 1 features part of an interview with Chamath Palihapitiya, a minority owner of the Golden State Warriors basketball team. Remarkably, Palihapitiya declares proudly that he doesn’t care about the genocide of the Uyghurs in Northwest China. In fact, he says that it’s not even on a list of things he’s remotely concerned about. Former NBA player Royce White reacts, and says that Palihapitiya should be forced to surrender his ownership of the team.

Part 1: There’s A Crisis of Leadership Worldwide

Part 2: Quid Pro Quo Between New World Order and the CCP

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