Uncle Roger, a British-Malaysian comedian, has been banned from Chinese social media

Nigel Ng Kin-ju, known as Uncle Roger, is a British-Malaysian comedian and internet personality who has become wildly popular over the last couple of years.

In a recent upload clip from one of his stand-up comedy shows, Uncle Roger asked an audience member if he was from Boston.

The clip’s virality, however, was not limited to American audiences, and it swiftly caught the eyes of the censorship brigade in Beijing.

Imagine for a hypothetical world where China has invaded and conquered Taiwan, Elbridge Colby says.

At this point, all Americans work for Chinese companies that are themselves controlled by the CCP.

If you want to keep your income stream flowing, you will have to bend to the party’s will.

A future discourse dictated by Chinese power is not one that aligns with American values or prosperity.