Serious Blogger shows Taiwan Economy Collapsed After Voting for Oppies

[Pinkieslut]

 

[Pinkieslut]

 

[laksaboy]

Just another KMT fanboy. 国共一家亲, so a vote for KMT = a vote for the CCP.

And if you look at his other videos and the date of starting the channel on Youtube, high chance he's a shill.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOUlZisIcNpjD9XA7uV6_TA/videos

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這是一個為了拉攏中間選民.看清『雙重標準』以及找回『普世價值』的頻道
去年1124全國討厭民進黨.轉眼間變成討厭韓國瑜.不到一年民進黨突然就做得很好了?其實並沒有.只有更囂張.只是您完全看不到
韓國瑜的新聞有如八卦一般.被你討論著.經過數個月的洗禮後.讓許多人對韓市長充滿的【厭惡】.甚至在某些人的眼裡他是十惡不赦的人
他犯了甚麼滔天大罪.可以罪過於殺人犯.可以罪過於陳水扁?
因為你的思想已經慢慢地被控制了.被媒體無孔不入的控制了.
因為你連想要思考的動力都沒有.更不用說在這網路世界裡面找到答案
為了不讓我們族群撕裂.不要兩岸對立.為了我們的經濟以及教育
我選擇站出來!

信箱：[email protected]

Location: Taiwan
Joined Nov 2, 2019
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[Muthukali]

 

[mojito]

Vote KMT even worst industry hollow out go China money get stuck can go in cannot come out!

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Taiwan's economic growth rate roars to to... | Taiwan News
Asia's four tigers. (Wikimedia Commons photo)
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) -- Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) announced today (Aug. 1) that Taiwan pulled ahead of the rest of the pack of Asia's four tigers in the second quarter thanks in part to total investment by Taiwanese businesses returning from China exceeding NT$500 billion (US$16 billion) so far this year, doubling the original goal for 2019.
On her Facebook page this morning, Tsai wrote: "Taiwan's economic performance is good, everyone continues to fight together." Taiwan's economic growth rate reached 2.41 percent in the second quarter, surpassing rivals South Korea (2.1 percent), Hong Kong (0.6 percent), and Singapore (0.1 percent), according to the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting, and Statistics (DGBAS).
Tsai said the good results were not accidental but are due to three years of patience in adjusting the economic quality of Taiwan. "Starting last year, in response to the trade war between the U.S. and China, we have helped enterprises invest in Taiwan and distribute globally. Now the achievements have started to pour in," wrote Tsai.
Tsai then listed four key economic achievements Taiwan has accomplished this year:

• Economic growth rate of 2.41 percent in the second quarter, higher than expected.
• Asia's four tigers increased exports to the U.S. in the first half of the year, with Taiwan leading the way with an increase of 17.4 percent.
• Computer electronics and optical products made in Taiwan and exported to the U.S. increased by 90 percent.
• Total investment by Taiwanese companies returning to Taiwan reached NT$500 billion in the first half of the year, twice the original target.

"Next, I will give full play to the advantages of international economic and trade negotiations and continue to lead Taiwan's economic growth upwards," wrote Tsai. The president said government teams will work with the people to gradually direct investment into new factories, new production lines, and new employment opportunities "so that the fruits of economic growth can be seen."
According to a report released in May by London-based IHS Markit, Taiwan's economic growth rate this year will be 2 percent, while the DGBAS earlier this year predicted an annual growth rate of 2.27 percent. In either case, the economic growth rate will put Taiwan on a path to surpass its rival Asian tigers, including Hong Kong (1.8 percent), South Korea (1.7 percent), and Singapore (1.4 percent) for the year.
This is the first time Taiwan has posted the highest economic growth numbers in over 10 years. According to IHS Markit, the global economic growth rate for this year will be 2.8 percent, with the U.S. economy expected to grow by 2.7 percent, while rival China will officially grow at 6.2 percent, though statistics from China are notoriously unreliable.
Tsai Ing-wen's Facebook post:

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Chinese propaganda slogan ‘unifying Taiwan by force’ is losing its threatening edge | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
9 January 2020 10:00
Global Voices
7 min read
By Oiwan Lam
Mainland China’s public call for “unifying Taiwan by force” (武統台灣) surged after Tsai Ing-wen of the pro-Taiwan independence Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) won the Taiwanese presidential election in 2016.

Unification with Taiwan is a significant agenda goal for Chinese president Xi Jinping’s national revival project as outlined by his report at the 19th Communist Party Congress in 2018. In his new year speech on cross-strait relations in 2019, Xi again stressed that unification with Taiwan would be based on Hong Kong’s “One Country and Two Systems” model and “unifying by force” remained an option.

A count down timer on 2020 take-over of Taiwan. Photo: Screenshot.
However, to the chagrin of mainland Chinese online patriots, worries about growing popular support for Taiwanese pro-independence DPP has led Chinese Communist propaganda to downplay this hawkish narrative ahead of the 2020 Taiwanese presidential elections.
A pro-China KMT candidate in 2020 or unification by force
The idea of “unifying Taiwan by force” has been around for many years and has garnered public support among mainland Chinese nationalists. In April 2016, the CCP affiliated outlet Global Times conducted an online poll in which 85.1 percent of respondents supported “unifying Taiwan by force”. Later that year, Global Times invited retired People Liberation Army (PLA) general Wang Hongguang to its annual conference where Wang advocated for military tactics to unify China with Taiwan claiming that the PLA was set to take over Taiwan by 2020.
More recently, in April 2019, a mainland Chinese Scholar Li Yi was invited by Taiwan’s Chinese Unity Promotion Party to speak about cross-strait unification in Taichung city. After he arrived in Taiwan, he started publicizing his military unification views on Weibo and warned that if Taiwan’s Kuomintang (KMT) and DPP parties could not accept the “One Country Two Systems” model, the only answer would be “unifying Taiwan by force”. He also implied that if KMT’s candidate Han Guo-yu became president, the unification process would take about 10 years through peaceful negotiation. However, if DPP won again unification would happen much sooner as China would opt to deploy armed forces. He said:
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All we have to do is the draft a “peaceful unification agreement”and deploy our troops. Give Taiwan 20 hours to sign the agreement or we launch the attack. Their only option is to sign it, the whole thing is very simple.
The KMT’s pro-China stance is appealing to Taiwanese who are in favor of economic prosperity and political stability. Li Yi’s military unification threat is considered a strategy to consolidate KMT’s supporting base. Around the same time as Li Yi’s talk, hawkish discourse about “unifying Taiwan by force” circulated widely on social media. Some even used the term “keep the island but not the people” (留島不留人）to threaten Taiwanese into supporting the Kuomingtang’s “peaceful unification” political stance.

Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen. Photo: Tsai Ing-wen Flickr.
Unification under “One Country Two Systems” is a dead-end
The prolonged Hong Kong protests have indicated to the Taiwanese people that “One Country Two Systems” is a dead-end. During the past six months, Beijing’s threat to send the PLA to Hong Kong with a number of military parades at the border area has failed to stop Hongkongers from protesting. The city’s fearless struggle against China’s political control has inspired young Taiwanese to resist Beijing’s influence in Taiwan.
This is also having an effect on the upcoming Taiwanese election. According to an ongoing poll measuring popularity for KMT’s Han Kuo-yu and DPP’s Tsai Ing-wen, after the Hong Kong anti-extradition protests broke out in June, Tsai’s support rate surpassed Han’s by 1.8 percent. By August, Han’s support rate had dropped to 38.7 percent from 46.2 percent in May.
Han Kuo-yu faced strong criticism for his pro-China and pro-unification stance and, in order to rescue his election campaign, was forced to denounce Hong Kong’s “One Country Two Systems” model with an “over my dead body” vow.
In the wake of the Hong Kong protest movement, Beijing has also changed its political rhetoric regarding Taiwan. In contrast to its pro-military unification 2016 speaker, the Global Times invited Taiwan pro-peaceful unification scholar Chang Ya-chung to address the 2019 conference. While Chang did mention that “unifying Taiwan by force” is useless as the U.S. only sees Taiwan as a bargaining chip and would not care if Taiwan becomes another Afghanistan, the theme of his talk was meant to argue against “One Country Two Systems” saying that it is a model for a “father and son” relationship while China and Taiwan are actually “brothers”. However, Global Times twisted the headline of his speech transcript to “Friends in mainland China, please do not talk about ‘unifying Taiwan by force’ in such a casual manner” (“大陆朋友，可否不要动辄就对台湾谈‘武统’？”).

Han Kuo-yu. Photo: Apple Daily.
Chang’s speech was published by a number of state-affiliated media and social media outlets. However, online patriots did not buy this peaceful unification stance. A large number of angry comments were directed at Chang:
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九又七分之六: Chang Yachung: We are not brothers, we are your father. The relation should be clear, Taiwan is always the son.
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竹旸Du: Let’s rebuked Chang Yachung… if you don’t want “One Country Two Systems” how about “One Country One System”?
On 1 January, to commemorate the 41st Anniversary of issuing Message to Compatriots in Taiwan China Central Television released a video on Deng Xiaoping’s effort in paving the way to the unification with Taiwan.
While official propaganda is downplaying the discourse on “unifying Taiwan by force”, online public opinions are more extreme and militant:
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晶晶-kkw: #The 41th Anniversary of Issuing Message to Compatriots in Taiwan# After unifying Taiwan with force, keep the island but not the people.
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卢晓周: #The 41th Anniversary of issuing Message to Compatriots in Taiwan# It is time to unify with Taiwan. Firstly, our military strength can stop the U.S from intervening.
Secondly, it is unrealistic to expect Taiwanese to opt for unification. Now a substantial part of Taiwanese population still have some knowledge about China, we have to take action now. If we wait until there is no more friend in the island, we will lose the opportunity.
Thirdly, if we take action now, we can force the U.S out of east Asia and link up East Asia, Middle-east and Russia. Then we can compete with the U.S.
Fourthly, unifying Taiwan by force can solve the Hong Kong problem. When the U.S stepped out of East Asia, we can transform Hong Kong completely.
However, the narrative about “unifying Taiwan by force” is losing its threatening effect on social media. In Taiwan, pro-independence activists highlighted mainland Chinese extremist comments such as “keep the island but not the people” to consolidate the belief that Taiwan should cut the connection with China before it is too late. Chang Yachung also told Global Times’ readers that whenever mainland Chinese officials recited the position to unify Taiwan by force, Tsai’s popularity increased a few points.
As for Hong Kong, after protesting for more than six months against Beijing’s political encroachment, netizens turned the narrative of “unifying Taiwan by force” into a practical joke. On the last day of 2019, community members from popular online forum Hong Kong Golden Forum mocked China’s military threat by organized an online flash mob countdown to the 2020 PLA. The countdown was widely reported in Taiwanese media outlets.

 

[Robert Half]

ROC President Tsai & US President Trump are very good examples of the outstanding world leaders

 

[jw5]

Agree with the latter, disagree with the former.

ROC President Tsai & US President Trump are very good examples of the outstanding world leaders

 

[laksaboy]

Communists tend to believe the bullshit propaganda they produce themselves. In China, this indoctrination starts at a young age.

 

[Robert Half]

Agree with the latter, disagree with the former.

President Tsai protect Taiwan if not it will become like Hong Kong.

A brave woman that is much capable than Carrie Lam

 

[3_M]

Now it still not the time to invade Taiwan by force. In terms of military parity, China can easily retake Taiwan now but the international fall out as a result is something she needs to consider.

Firstly she needs a very strong deterrence to counter US interference militarily not just in the west Pacific ( which she possesses) but Indian Ocean and strait of Malacca (don't possess).

Secondly her economy must grow to such an extent that it becomes difficult for USA and allies to impose economic and technological embargo. China's economy haven't reach that stage .

China always plan and fight strategically and not tactically. Next 20 years will be an interesting period .

 

[Robert Half]

Now it still not the time to invade Taiwan by force. In terms of military parity, China can easily retake Taiwan now but the international fall out as a result is something she needs to consider.

Firstly she needs a very strong deterrence to counter US interference militarily not just in the west Pacific ( which she possesses) but Indian Ocean and strait of Malacca (don't possess).

Secondly her economy must grow to such an extent that it becomes difficult for USA and allies to impose economic and technological embargo. China's economy haven't reach that stage .

China always plan and fight strategically and not tactically. Next 20 years will be an interesting period .

Maybe in the next 20 years US & it’s allies will vote PRC out of UN & make ROC the sole representative of China seat in UN

 

[blackmondy]

CCPee has no money for war. They are printing money like nobody business to prop up their artificial economy. Food is getting scarce now that there are rationing exercise going on all over Tiong-Cock. Even state-owned enterprises are retrenching people by the thousands, and anyone over 35 is automatically let go with little compensation, with Huawei taking the lead.

This is what you get when you have a fucking primary school educated, narcissistic fat tub of lard runnng the cuuntry.

文革v2.0 is here to stay.

 

[eatshitndie]

Now it still not the time to invade Taiwan by force. In terms of military parity, China can easily retake Taiwan now but the international fall out as a result is something she needs to consider.

Firstly she needs a very strong deterrence to counter US interference militarily not just in the west Pacific ( which she possesses) but Indian Ocean and strait of Malacca (don't possess).

Secondly her economy must grow to such an extent that it becomes difficult for USA and allies to impose economic and technological embargo. China's economy haven't reach that stage .

China always plan and fight strategically and not tactically. Next 20 years will be an interesting period .

next 20 years will be the demise of the pla as the one child policy for decades has decimated 2nd and 3rd sons who may be sacrificed by tiong parents to join the military. no more luxury of 2nd and 3rd sons. prc now has an overwhelming number of youths who are from the one child cohort, and their parents and double the number of grandparents would rather smuggle them out of the cuntry than let them join the military and go to war. moreover, over 69% of them even if they are forced to join are unfit for military service. they will need to drone up and automate quickly, but they will not be there yet until year 2069 by which time the ccp should already be kaput.

 

[syed putra]

Its amazing to see xi jinping losing out to a hokkien woman.

 

[Sideswipe]

they should have settled the issue back then. leaving it to future generations to decide was a mistake. Chiang Kai Shek's KMT should never have retreated to Taiwan, he should have stayed in China and fought to the end. if he lost, so be it, it's fate. Mao Zedong's CCP should have invaded Hongkong, the British forces would just flee, that's simply it. they are now paying the price for the mistakes of their forefathers.

 

[Thick Face Black Heart]

Now it still not the time to invade Taiwan by force. In terms of military parity, China can easily retake Taiwan now but the international fall out as a result is something she needs to consider.

Firstly she needs a very strong deterrence to counter US interference militarily not just in the west Pacific ( which she possesses) but Indian Ocean and strait of Malacca (don't possess).

Secondly her economy must grow to such an extent that it becomes difficult for USA and allies to impose economic and technological embargo. China's economy haven't reach that stage .

China always plan and fight strategically and not tactically. Next 20 years will be an interesting period .

China's economy has already reached that stage where no embargoes or sanctions are ever possible or workable. Every move even by the alleged "superpower" USA will be countered as easily as Huawei slips out and deals with other nations directly.

The strait of malacca will diminish in strategic importance over time as ships and oil tankers use alternative routes. Technology and China's encouragement will fuel this process. In time, it will be SIngapore that will be adversely affected and our standard of living here will plummet like a pair of saggy boobs unhooked from an artififically inflated brasserie.

 

[Robert Half]

they should have settled the issue back then. leaving it to future generations to decide was a mistake. Chiang Kai Shek's KMT should never have retreated to Taiwan, he should have stayed in China and fought to the end. if he lost, so be it, it's fate. Mao Zedong's CCP should have invaded Hongkong, the British forces would just flee, that's simply it. they are now paying the price for the mistakes of their forefathers.

Mao should have continue to invade Taiwan in 1949 to completely destroy ROC but he chose to help North Korea in the Korean War

 

[Pinkieslut]

China's economy has already reached that stage where no embargoes or sanctions are ever possible or workable. Every move even by the alleged "superpower" USA will be countered as easily as Huawei slips out and deals with other nations directly.

The strait of malacca will diminish in strategic importance over time as ships and oil tankers use alternative routes. Technology and China's encouragement will fuel this process. In time, it will be SIngapore that will be adversely affected and our standard of living here will plummet like a pair of saggy boobs unhooked from an artififically inflated brasserie.

Don’t worry. We will become Smart Nation, win World Cup, bestest place for hot monies.