China Über Alles: Episode 43 – Is Hong Kong Gone? & Gerald Celente’s Predictions
Amy describes a video she made called “Memories of Father” for her father for Fathers day. Her father passed away in 2008. The first photo was of her father at…
Is Hong Kong Gone? Second Hour Guest: Gerald Celente
Months after the owner of the Pro-democracy “Apple Daily” newspaper in Hong Kong’s owner Jimmy Lai was arrested and a week after other executives were arrested, the newspaper printed an…
China Über Alles: Episode 42 – Professor Victor Davis Hansen “China is a much greater threat than Russia.”
Amy continues the story of the medicine woman who’s medicine stopped the mothers bleeding after a difficult childbirth. Amy was curious to learn more from the woman, and curious why…
Guest Victor Davis Hansen To Talk US Debt To China & Other Geopolitical Considerations
“Victor Davis Hanson is the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow in Residence in Classics and Military History at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, a professor of Classics Emeritus at…
China Über Alles: Episode 41 – General Paul Vallely Discusses The US Innovation and Competition Act & Debt Cancellation
Amy takes us back a half century to a remote area in China. Amy had been trained in Shanghai as a medical assistant. She had become a “barefoot doctor” at…
Should We Cancel Our Debt To China? Guest General Paul Vallely
With the dramatic rise to prominence of the “lab leak theory”, today’s guest General Paul Vallely joins us as we ask what the appropriate US response should be as it…
China Über Alles: Episode 40 – Zhou Fengshuo Tiananmen Square Democracy Movement Organizer
Amy begins by talking about a 25 lb food ration coupon. She recalls that, as long as she remembered, having been born in 1952, there was always a food ration…
June 4th Is The 32rd Anniversary Of The 1989 Tienanmen Square Massacre – What Lessons Have We Failed To Learn? Guest Zhou Fengsuo
With Hong Kong and Macau now banning their annual commemorative vigils and a rising tide of CCP authoritarian power, is it fair to ask what lessons from 1989 we’ve failed…