Taiwan a-bian on political persecution by pro-chian Ma and his red china boss that no freedom no human rights and no democracy.
2010年5月27日 星期四
bloody history
In 2008, President and Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairman Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) expressed the hope that the KMT’s Youth Corps could “produce a [Chinese President] Hu Jintao” (胡錦濤). A classic remark, indeed, in view of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) bloody history and the fact that it still has more than 1,000 missiles targeting Taiwan. Ma’s hopes that the KMT can produce a communist-style leader reveals a complete ignorance of what “evil” means.
2010年5月26日 星期三
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2010年5月24日 星期一
Taipei Times - archives
Any doubt that this is not the case was dispelled on Sunday after the Liberty Times (the Taipei Times’ sister paper) reported that customs authorities in Shenzhen City’s Yantian Port, one of the largest container ports in the world, said they would strictly enforce “country of origin” rules, meaning products made in Taiwan would have to be labeled “made in Taiwan, China” or be barred entry into the Chinese market.
2010年5月21日 星期五
Taipei Times - archives
A large group of Taiwanese-Americans have launched a three-pronged attack on an economic cooperation framework agreement (ECFA) between Taiwan and China, claiming that it is no more than “a fast track toward annexation of Taiwan by China.”
2010年5月17日 星期一
Taipei Times - archives
Since taking office, Ma has placed priority on cross-strait policy above diplomatic policy and international trade policy. He has resorted to a rapid China-centric course that plays down Taiwan’s sovereignty or tentatively broaches “the sovereignty of the Republic of China,” while lacking a hedging policy toward China
2010年5月14日 星期五
Taipei Times - archives
“Never say never” are words to live by, not only for ordinary people, but especially for politicians.
When President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) declared in a recent interview with CNN that “We will never ask the Americans to fight for Taiwan,” he committed a big blunder, especially as the president of a country.
In this instance, he did not speak for the overwhelming majority of Taiwanese.
2010年5月11日 星期二
Taipei Times - archives
It is a different matter, however, when the Chinese officials return Taiwan’s hospitality and friendliness with dubious promises and unsubstantiated declarations of large investments.
2010年5月9日 星期日
Taipei Times - archives
This has happened before in Taiwan’s history. Before the Japanese army occupied Taipei in 1895 there was a short-lived Republic of Formosa, but everyone involved, from the republic’s president Tang Ching-sung (唐景崧) down to its common soldiers, saw themselves as abandoned subjects of the Qing empire. Until the end of World War II, Taiwanese were busy learning to be Japanese. Taiwan-centric consciousness burgeoned during the terms of former presidents Lee Teng-hui (李登輝) and Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁).
2010年5月8日 星期六
Taipei Times - archives
Former president Chen Shui-bian’s (陳水扁) mother yesterday said at a protest against his detention that she was saddened by the fact that for the past two years her son has been unable to call her on Mother’s Day.
2010年5月7日 星期五
Taipei Times - archives
The victory in the Lafayette arbitration court case is of major significance to Taiwan. The huge sums involved in the Lafayette frigate deal led to the death of Navy Captain Yin Ching-feng (尹清楓), a major navy personnel reshuffle, several years of domestic political conflict, several political scandals in France and several international court cases in Taiwan, France and Switzerland.
2010年5月6日 星期四
Taipei Times - archives
“If delegation members make any pledges on purchases, they must face questioning if they don't honor their promise,” Liu said. “However, we are more interested in the data published by the economics ministry.”
2010年5月1日 星期六
Taipei Times - archives
Last Sunday, the leaders of Taiwan’s governing and main opposition parties held the first-ever debate on the government’s proposal to sign an economic cooperation framework agreement (ECFA) with China. Disappointingly, President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九), who has been pushing for an ECFA, used the occasion to play word games, showing off his quick wit and nimble tongue, while failing to give a clear and complete account of his government’s policies.