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YouTube wipes out propaganda channels linked to China

11 mhga 3 7/23/2025, 3:01:38 AM cnbc.com ↗

Comments (3)

testrun · 15h ago

Jerry's Take on China is still there. So it seems that they did not take all of them down.

tclover · 16h ago

Who decides what’s propaganda and what’s not?

droopyEyelids · 18h ago

Would love to see examples of what they were posting