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Serious Taiwan Tsai Ing-wen Wins Re-Election! KMT Becomes Certified Oppies! No Hope To Win Again!
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it’s over for kmt. lesbai tsai won by 6.9m votes in 2016 and now by over 8m. it means more younger taiwanese are leaning dpp while kmt voters are getting old, senile, and dying by the day. it’s a big fat slap of beijing and commies in prc.
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Kmt is a mainlander nationalist party.
Tsai represent hokkiens who were in taiwan before nationalist came in.
Nationalist instilled a brutal gahmen that flout human rights and deny freedom of speech for many decades until the 1990's.
Tsai represent hokkiens who were in taiwan before nationalist came in.
Nationalist instilled a brutal gahmen that flout human rights and deny freedom of speech for many decades until the 1990's.
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DPP retains majority in Taiwan Legislative Yuan with 61 seats 
Communist will be extremely angry.DPP retains majority in Taiwan Legislative Yuan with 61 seats
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Taiwan won't miss you.
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It was the taiwanese and hongkies that brought china out from their deep demise to what it is today. china should be thankful to them.
In a way majority knows what they want in the recent Taiwan election.
Like always Singaporean also know what they want in every GE
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What good is prosperity when you are a bitch of the CCP? The Taiwanese saw how the Chicoms treated the Hongkies, and understood what the 'one country two systems' sham really means.
Also, the mainland Tiongs aren't exactly prospering now. China's economy is rapidly declining.
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The commies contribute nothing to the land of Taiwan & yet dare to claim that Taiwan belong to them
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Economic benefits isn’t everything in life
Taiwan sovereignty is the most important thing & the Taiwanese is very smart to vote for DPP President Tsai because Taiwan do not belong to China
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Woh , the same shit heads making the same empty statements just by viewing some youtube videos. Nothing new.
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November 27, 2019 by Joseph Fitsanakis
The Australian spy agency confirmed last week that Mr. Wang had provided a 17-page sworn statement, in which he detailed his work as an undercover intelligence officer for Chinese military intelligence. He is also said to have shared the identities of senior Chinese intelligence officers in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and to have explained how they plan to carry out espionage operations on behalf of Bejing. Some media reports claimed that Mr. Wang had shared details about deep-cover Chinese intelligence networks in Australia. The Australian government said on Tuesday that an official investigation had been launched into Mr. Wang’s claims.
But some skeptics in Australia and elsewhere have begun to raise doubts about the Chinese defector’s claims, suggesting that he has given little —if any information— that is genuinely new. Some argue that Mr. Wang is much too young to have been entrusted with senior-level responsibilities in the intelligence agency of a country that rarely promotes twenty-somethings in high-ranking positions. Additionally, Mr. Wang appears to have no military background —he claims to have been recruited while studying fine art— which is not typical of a Chinese military intelligence operative.
Furthermore, Mr. Wang episode interviewers from Australian television’s 60 Minutes program that he began feeling tormented by moral dilemmas when his staff officers supplied him with a fake passport bearing a different name, in preparation for an operation in Taiwan. However, by his own admission, Mr. Wang had been supplied with fake passports for previous operations, so it is not clear why he lost his nerve at the time he did. In fact, case officers usually covet the opportunity to go undercover and feel a sense of exhilaration when they receive fake identification documents for an undercover mission.
Wang has displayed an amateurish understanding of tradecraft, provided incorrect information about the PRC intelligence apparatus, and revealed no new information about PRC espionage activities abroad.
Mr. Wang was sentenced for fraud in 2016; the criminal judgment was published online
(https://wenshu.court.gov.cn/website...x.html?docId=32d0c69180824c93b1467f2f7470329b).
Taiwanese authorities have also dismissed Mr. Wang’s claim that he has entered Taiwan using a South Korean passport
(https://udn.com/news/story/7321/4183432).
The Australian spy agency confirmed last week that Mr. Wang had provided a 17-page sworn statement, in which he detailed his work as an undercover intelligence officer for Chinese military intelligence. He is also said to have shared the identities of senior Chinese intelligence officers in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and to have explained how they plan to carry out espionage operations on behalf of Bejing. Some media reports claimed that Mr. Wang had shared details about deep-cover Chinese intelligence networks in Australia. The Australian government said on Tuesday that an official investigation had been launched into Mr. Wang’s claims.
But some skeptics in Australia and elsewhere have begun to raise doubts about the Chinese defector’s claims, suggesting that he has given little —if any information— that is genuinely new. Some argue that Mr. Wang is much too young to have been entrusted with senior-level responsibilities in the intelligence agency of a country that rarely promotes twenty-somethings in high-ranking positions. Additionally, Mr. Wang appears to have no military background —he claims to have been recruited while studying fine art— which is not typical of a Chinese military intelligence operative.
Furthermore, Mr. Wang episode interviewers from Australian television’s 60 Minutes program that he began feeling tormented by moral dilemmas when his staff officers supplied him with a fake passport bearing a different name, in preparation for an operation in Taiwan. However, by his own admission, Mr. Wang had been supplied with fake passports for previous operations, so it is not clear why he lost his nerve at the time he did. In fact, case officers usually covet the opportunity to go undercover and feel a sense of exhilaration when they receive fake identification documents for an undercover mission.
Wang has displayed an amateurish understanding of tradecraft, provided incorrect information about the PRC intelligence apparatus, and revealed no new information about PRC espionage activities abroad.
Mr. Wang was sentenced for fraud in 2016; the criminal judgment was published online
(https://wenshu.court.gov.cn/website...x.html?docId=32d0c69180824c93b1467f2f7470329b).
Taiwanese authorities have also dismissed Mr. Wang’s claim that he has entered Taiwan using a South Korean passport
(https://udn.com/news/story/7321/4183432).
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