据美国保守派新闻刊物《国家脉搏》（The National Pulse）12月10日报导，谷歌旗下的YouTube视频分享平台，其软件工程师们许多都曾在中共院校工作过，与中共政府或中共军方有关联。该报导列举了4个例证。
第一个是中国籍软件工程师泰锦江（Tai Jinjiang，音）。他自2019年5月起在YouTube工作，此前，他曾在广州世安信息技术股份有限公司担任项目经理。
对于自己为这家公司的工作，泰锦江描述说，“在公安部、国家保密局、IT评测中心对世安终端成功进行军方认证的过程中，发挥了重要作用”。换句话说，泰锦江为中共军队以及一系列中共政府主导的情报机构，提供软件支持。因为表现出色，泰锦江还多次获得了员工奖。
第二个是YouTube平台的中国籍软件工程师小陈（Xiao Chen，音）。他自2018年7月起，参与谷歌的基础设施工作并担任软件工程师，并于2020年11月加入YouTube团队。此前，小陈曾在中山大学担任研究助理，该大学的超级计算中心（Supercomputing Center）自2015年以来，也被美国政府列入对美国国家安全构成风险的实体清单。
第三个中国籍软件工程师是黄希飞（Xifei Huang，音），自2014年2月一直在YouTube工作。此前，他曾在北京大学担任开发人员。该大学由中共出资，并被中共掌控，其领导层包括了前任和现任的中共党政要员，领导人是中共间谍机构北京分部的前负责人。另外，北京大学的一名研究人员曾因窃取知识产权及未披露与中共的关系，而被美国联邦调查局（FBI）调查，后被判刑。
第四个中国籍软件工程师杨帆（Fan Yang，音），自2017年4月以来在YouTube工作。他曾在具有中共军方背景的中国电信（China Telecom）实习，之后在复旦大学担任研究助理，期间，5名来自该大学并与中共军方有关联的黑客因窃取美国机密而被起诉。另外，复旦大学最近也在中共的要求下，将“思想自由”从课程中砍掉。
报导认为，正是上述被挖掘出来的关系，让YouTube决定禁止所有指控选举舞弊的视频，并试图将内容导向中共所心仪的候选人拜登获胜。这同样让人质疑，YouTube自动删除批评中共的中文视频的做法是否具有合法性。
就在周四（12月10日），中共资深政策顾问、人民大学教授翟东升爆料中共渗透美国权势核心圈的视频被YouTube无故删除，而给该视频添加英文字幕的海外人权活动家兼作家曾铮女士，则遭到死亡威胁。
该段视频因踢爆了中共渗透美国的核心机密，并牵出了中共在美国权势核心圈的“老朋友们”，而被美国总统川普（特朗普）以及知名律师鲍威尔、林•伍德等转推。
The Google and YouTube logos are seen at the entrance to the Google offices in Los Angeles, California, on November 21, 2019. (ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images)
After YouTube announced it was blocking or removing all videos "alleging election fraud or wrongly rewriting the results of the presidential election," its team members' ties to the Chinese Communist Party were also exposed by the U.S. media. According to the report, at least four of YouTube's employees are Chinese software engineers with ties to the Communist Party's military and who pose a threat to U.S. national security.
According to a Dec. 10 report by The National Pulse, a conservative news publication, many of the software engineers at Google's YouTube video-sharing platform have worked at Chinese Communist Party institutions and have ties to the Communist government or the Chinese military. The report cited four examples.
The first is Tai Jinjiang, a Chinese-born software engineer. He has been working at YouTube since May 2019, after working as a project manager at Guangzhou Shian Information Technology Co.
Regarding his work for this company, Tai Jinjiang describes that he "played an important role in the successful military certification of Shian terminals by the Ministry of Public Security, the State Secrets Bureau, and the IT Evaluation Center." In other words, Tai Jin Jiang provides software support for the Communist Party's military as well as for a range of Communist Party government-led intelligence agencies. For its outstanding performance, Taijinjiang has also received several staff awards.
The second is Xiao Chen (小陈, phonetic), a Chinese-born software engineer for the YouTube platform. He has been involved with Google's infrastructure and working as a software engineer since July 2018, and joined the YouTube team in November 2020. Previously, Xiao Chen worked as a research assistant at Sun Yat-sen University, whose Supercomputing Center has also been on the U.S. government's list of entities posing a risk to U.S. national security since 2015.
The third Chinese software engineer is Xifei Huang (Huang, phonetic), who has been working at YouTube since February 2014. Previously, he worked as a developer at Beijing University. The university is funded and controlled by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and its leadership includes former and current CCP party and political figures, with the leader being the former head of the Beijing branch of the CCP's spy agency. In addition, a Peking University researcher was investigated and later convicted by the FBI for stealing intellectual property and failing to disclose ties to the CCP.
A fourth Chinese software engineer, Fan Yang (楊帆, phonetic), has worked at YouTube since April 2017. He worked as a research assistant at Fudan University after interning at China Telecom, which has a Communist military background, during which five hackers from the university and with ties to the Communist military were indicted for stealing U.S. secrets. In addition, Fudan University recently cut "freedom of thought" from its curriculum at the behest of the Chinese Communist Party.
The report suggests that it was these unearthed connections that led YouTube to decide to ban all videos alleging election fraud and to try to direct content toward the Communist Party's preferred candidate, Joe Biden, to win. This likewise raises questions about the legitimacy of YouTube's practice of automatically removing Chinese videos critical of the CCP.
Just on Thursday (Dec. 10), a video by veteran CCP policy adviser and Renmin University professor Zhai Dongsheng exposing the CCP's infiltration of the powerful American inner circle was removed from YouTube for no apparent reason, and Ms. Zeng Zheng, an overseas human rights activist and writer who added English subtitles to the video, was threatened with death.
The video was retweeted by President Trump, as well as prominent lawyers Powell and Lin Wood, for exposing the core secrets of the Chinese Communist Party's infiltration in the United States and implicating "old friends" of the Communist Party in the U.S. power circle.