Okay, we are live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show.

I have a very special guest. He comes to us from Washington, D.C. His name is Salih Pudiar. Our last name is spelled H-U-D-A-Y-A-R.

And he works with the East Turkestan government in exile.

So if you're watching this on one of my three YouTube channels or X or Rumble,

you will see the logo for the East Turkestan government in exile.

A lot of people in the West don't know this name.

They hear the word from the Chinese side, Jinjiang, which is, I think it translates in Chinese to New Frontier.

I call it the Brave New Frontier.

It's super dystopian.

He's not my first guest to discuss East Turkestan.

I had a guy on six years ago from Australia.

His name was Arslan

Hettyat. And things have really kind of accelerated in this in this environment. And his name

came across my desk and it just turned on a light bulb. I'm like, oh, I should follow up on this

because there's so many themes that are happening, I think, in East Turk and Turkestan, in the world at large,

even in the United States, this kind of cultural engineering.

I think East Turkestan is super Orwellian.

I try to add it to the title, but all my titles are like 100 letters, so I can't put in all the words I want to put in.

But there's a lot to talk about

and I'm really glad that he's here. So Salih Houdiar, welcome to the show. Thank you for having.

For people who haven't heard your name are familiar with East Turkestan or the East Turkestan

government in exile. Can you just kind of talk about your background, how you ended up in Washington, D.C., and kind of lead up to what's going on in East Turkestan in 2025?

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