There's a lot of Dead Ducks Here! | China Uncensored
March 30, 2013
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as posted by the channelAfter over ten thousand dead pigs washed up in a Shanghai river, now dead ducks are turning up as well! China is the world's fastest growing economy, the second largest consumer of energy, maintains the largest standing army and holds about 1.2 trillion dollars of American debt. It's also technically a developing nation and so get's millions of dollars of aid money from around the world. Makes perfect sense, doesn't it? On this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell reveals how the Chinese regime manipulates its image as a superpower and developing nation by keeping the coastal cities rich and the rural areas poor.
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