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[00:00:00] Charlie Kirk: As Joshua does amazing work for the Epoch Times. Joshua, thank you for taking the time here. I know there's a lot you want to talk about, in particular about the Chinese Communist Party and officials and their relationship with Harvard and the infiltration of our country. Please explain to our audience some of the work that you're doing, and we'll go from there.
[00:00:19] Joshua Philipp: Yeah. Well, Charlie, awesome seeing you. And thanks for having me on. Absolutely. Good seeing you again.
[00:00:23] Charlie Kirk: Yes.
[00:00:23] Joshua Philipp: Yeah. So on the point, I think a lot of people saw this story that Trump was talking about, you know, banning most of the student visas for Chinese students. And, I mean, I know a lot of people might be thinking, isn't that a bit extreme? They're not all bad people and so on. I can tell you, I have a lot of Chinese colleagues and friends who came here as students, people very much against the CCP. But across the board, they'll tell you something. If you come here as a student, the Chinese Communist Party, they will send somebody to meet with you before you go, and they will tell you to remember the motherland. They all understand this takes place. The Chinese Communist Party regards students as spies. I did a recent big exposé on one of the big networks as part of this. And I guess if you know, if there's anybody wondering if you want to really root out the real heart of Chinese espionage in American universities. The real heart is an organization called the Chinese Student and Scholar Associations, the CSAs, right alongside the Confucius Institutes and the little Red schools. The CSAs are openly funded by the Chinese Communist Party, openly operated by the Chinese Communist Party and openly active at most American universities. Most of them I'm talking Harvard. I'm talking like, uh, you know, the majority of the the top colleges in the United States. Uh, and these are these are effectively student unions or Chinese student groups that don't that don't just include the students, includes faculty. It includes even just, uh, people within the Chinese community who are part of what you call the tong system, the Chinese Communist Party system to subvert the United States.
[00:02:02] Joshua Philipp: And I'll lay out a couple of things they do. On one side of it, these are the eyes and ears of the Chinese Communist Party at American universities. And so if you're a Chinese student, this is the group that will harass you. This is the group that will monitor you. This is the group where if you are a normal Chinese student and you just happen to believe in democracy and you go to a, you know, support democracy in Hong Kong event, this is the group that will provide your name and your identity to the Chinese agents. So you will be punished if you join a human rights event, maybe against, you know, slave labor in China or against organ harvesting of religious believers. This is the Chinese student group that will report you to the authorities. And I should note also, when I know Charlie, you do a lot of work going to American universities. You've probably dealt with some Chinese protesters, students. A lot of those protesters are from this group. And the big thing is they're organized by the Chinese consulates openly. In fact, if you saw my recent episode on crossroads, I did a big exposé. They even have on their own websites. They will state they're funded by them. They will state that they're operated by them, and they will state they're tied into the entire network of subversion. But I would add one more thing to this. For American national security, when we talk about Chinese researchers and stuff at our universities, you know, oftentimes we think about brain drain. We think about, okay, taxpayer money is being used to finance weapons development or medical medical research at universities.
[00:03:39] Joshua Philipp: That's one of the big arguments with Harvard right now, for example. What is not often talked about is aside from them coming here researching things and then taking our state funded research and bringing it back to China, the biggest threat that these things represent, these student organizations is that if they are connected to the CCP, which they are, again, even openly on their own websites. In fact, the CSAs are openly operated through the Chinese embassy there. Their educational programs. The Chinese embassy. It means that the CCP can grow them. So, for example, you have a Chinese student. Maybe they're studying law. They might go in future, in the future and work maybe in the Justice Department. If you have a Chinese student who's studying maybe national security and they're an American, maybe they become an American citizen or marry an American citizen, they can later on get a job in the FBI. They can get a job in the intelligence community. They can enroll in the US military. And even if you're not an American citizen in the United States, there is a pathway to citizenship. If you join the military. And I know from people who work in some of the organizations that review these individuals, they're having massive lines of Chinese nationals trying to enlist in the US military. This means this is a way for them to implant spies within our system. It doesn't matter if it's government or top level business or finance or anything else. This is a way for them to get into our institutions and then use our institutions against us and in their favor.
[00:05:08] Charlie Kirk: So, I mean, let me just ask a question here. They're they're treating us as if we're an enemy. They're infiltrating. They're spying. Is that how China would the Chinese Communist Party would internally describe their relationship with America? Because externally they're all like, oh, you know, we're non-interventionist. I mean, they're just so they're pathological liars. How does China internally view their relationship with the United States of America?
[00:05:37] Joshua Philipp: The the exact slogan word for word from the Chinese Communist Party that has been in place from the very beginning up until now with XI Jinping is we live, you die, we live, you die. They believe the Chinese Communist Party cannot coexist on the same planet as the United States. They view the United States as the largest, the largest thing standing in front of the CCP, in front of their goal of trying to effectively take over the world. And what would that look like? It means the China model in their eyes. There's two competing global systems. There's the Pax Americana and American values. The idea of, you know, what is liberal democracy, meaning human rights. The idea that people are endowed by God is having God given rights, and that people and that government is instituted as a system to protect God given rights. You know, that's the American idea, free market capitalism, meaning it's not controlled by a governing party. Of course, the Chinese Communist Party's ideology is communism, as we all know. And of course, while some people argue that they are engaged in the capitalistic system, the system they use is what's called state capitalism. What state capitalism? It just means the state controls the system of capitalism. What is that? That's socialism. In fact, going back even to the Russian Bolshevik Revolution. One of the first articles written by Vladimir Lenin was called How can We Advance to Communism if We fear the Stage of Socialism? And he described socialism as the state capitalist monopoly, meaning the state seizes control of the businesses.
[00:07:15] Joshua Philipp: That's what the CCP practice is. And and unfortunately, a lot of people have come to believe that somehow they're a free market economy. They're not. Any medium to large sized business in China is deeply controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. And if you refuse, you're going you're going to get thrown in the gulag. And that's the way it works there. They regard America as an existential threat, the greatest enemy of the Chinese Communist Party that has been in place going back to Mao Zedong. It did not change even under Deng Xiaoping when they did the reforms and opening up. When Deng Xiaoping was questioned on this by his advisers, his exact words were something along the lines of orange cat, black cat, what does it matter as long as it can catch mice? Meaning open market, closed market? What does it matter as long as the goal is to undermine and destroy the United States? And XI Jinping has just revived all of this. In fact, even throwing off some of the facade that was maintained of the, quote unquote, peaceful rise of China, they regard us as an enemy. And in their eyes, all of this is war. War by other means to undermine the United States.
[00:08:21] Charlie Kirk: And so there's a lot to discuss here. How then, should the United States retaliate? Because I don't think anyone wants a kinetic war with the Chinese Communist Party. But how? If we are on a war footing, how should the United States then respond?
[00:08:37] Joshua Philipp: Well, I think we need to recognize that war is not always. War is not always kinetic. In fact, in the eyes and the public statements of the Chinese Communist Party, they are at war with us. We are already at war with them. It's just a war. We don't realize we're fighting for them. Of course we can look at many things. We can look. One big example people use is what two Chinese colonels referred to as unrestricted warfare. That's business warfare. Meaning you're fighting for the actual business's economic theft, where the Chinese military is stealing intellectual property and then feeding it to Chinese businesses, registering patents, even slightly altering things they steal from us and then undercutting us on the global market. That's warfare for them. In case in point, the Chinese military is engaged in that the hackers are Chinese military hackers. There's economic warfare, which is fighting over GDP when they do hostile takeovers of entire industries in other countries, for example, buying up the dairy industry in New Zealand, buying up the, you know, the iron and minerals industries in Australia, doing debt traps through the Belt and Road Initiative. They call that economic warfare, the monopolizing of natural resources. There's manufacturing warfare. What did Mao Zedong say is one of the main goals of communism? Seize the means of production. Who controls the means of production. That's your factories. China. We gave it to them. There's drug warfare. An operation actually started under Mao Zedong, using the spy networks through Cuba to establish cocaine smuggling, which has now evolved into them. Providing precursor chemicals for methamphetamine includes, for example, fentanyl and their open writings. This is warfare, and they are killing more Americans every single year than we lost in the entire Vietnam War. They're killing more people than we lose in a kinetic warfare using drug warfare. If I were to go over the whole list, they list publicly over 70 strategies of unconventional warfare, even ideology, they have they have adopted into their actual military code what's called the three warfare's psychological warfare, media warfare, and legal warfare.
[00:10:46] Charlie Kirk: So I want to ask you, after the break, the Taiwan question, are we going to see a move on Taiwan from the Chinese Communist Party? Stay right there. So do you think that XI Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party is going to make an imminent move on Taiwan.
[00:11:03] Joshua Philipp: It's very possible. So there's a lot happening right now. Epoch times. Of course, we have a lot of contacts in China. You know, we're able to make phone calls into China. You know, we're blacklisted in China. But that also means that anytime somebody wants to defect or get information out, we tend to be the go to place for it. I can tell you that our own sources in China say there's a power struggle taking place within the Chinese military, and it looks so far like XI Jinping is losing the power struggle of the Chinese military. As of now, it does appear that XI Jinping does not fully control the Chinese military. What does that mean for Taiwan? Well, it means one of two things. Either XI Jinping does not have the control or power to launch a war right now, or it means he might do it drastically with the intent of maybe keeping his military busy as a way to consolidate power and try to win back control of the military. It is possible he might start a war to kill off the individuals he does not want in the military. And so in terms of national interest, in terms of internal infighting within the CCP itself, it might happen. What would that mean for us? Is the United States. Well, Japan, Japan would very quickly move to defend Taiwan. They would. And because we have a defense agreement with Japan, and Japan has defense agreements with the Philippines and Australia and India, this would very quickly escalate into a much larger war.
[00:12:23] Joshua Philipp: We would probably get pulled into it. What would a CCP war look like against Taiwan? So the northern basically the northern strait, the entire strait there, and including even to the, you know, the west, the whole strait is is like shallow water. They can't really field submarines. Everything will be visible. You would have large scale rocket attacks from the Chinese Communist Party bombarding Taiwan. And you would have a boat incursion. Taiwan would defend against that. Imagine saving Private Ryan times a thousand 1000 were machine gun nests are replaced with rockets and their bombing boats far out into the sea. The United States is putting in place what it calls the hellscape strategy, which is various drones. It's aerial drones, surface of the water, drones like boats and undersea drones. And we would also be bombarding the Chinese invasion. I don't know what Japan would do, but they'd very likely be involved in that as well. But what the CCP might try to do in the short term is effectively isolate Taiwan, surround it with their ships, launch kind of a castle siege, very likely try to sever their internet cables, cut them off, starve them out, and then from there, slowly move to an actual invasion. Would the CCP do it? They might. They really might. But right now, I think that's what's most concerning about them, is everything is up in the air. They're very they're in a very delicate state, but they're also in a very dangerous state because of that.
[00:13:53] Charlie Kirk: In closing here, Joshua, what do we need to do? Very quick. Just rapid fire to continue to have supremacy over the Chinese Communist Party. One, two, three, four things that you want to see President Trump do. Very quick, Joshua.
[00:14:06] Joshua Philipp: The United States needs to recognize we are already at war with the Chinese Communist Party. But but it's a war through other means. Number two, we need to understand they've been subverting our government for decades. There's what's called transnational repression. They have placed agents within our government. Those need to be rooted out. Absolutely. Number three, understand that they use they use the open systems of the United States against us. The actual slogan for it is strangle you with your own systems. They infiltrate and try to take advantage of open systems. And number four, recognize that even if we don't regard them as an enemy, they regard us as an enemy. That does not mean the Chinese people. The Chinese people are great. The Chinese Communist Party is the greatest enemy even of the Chinese people. And I think the United States hopefully realizes this, that they believe they can't coexist with us.
[00:14:54] Charlie Kirk: Joshua, thank you so much for your time. We'll have you on again soon and check out crossroads. You're doing a great job. Thank you.
