This article strongly criticizes the DPP's attitude toward the four referendum issues in 2021, accusing it of being a Double-Standard Party and using lies for political manipulation. The author points out the Tsai Ing-wen government for framing the opposition to Ractopamine-containing pork as opposing US pork and destroying US trust, and framing the protection of algal reefs as planning to stop the construction of the third LNG terminal and being a CCP fellow traveler. It calls on the public to support four agrees in the 1218 referendum: restarting the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant, opposing Ractopamine pork to protect health, holding referendums with general elections, and protecting algal reefs, in order to strengthen national energy and democratic policies.
This article criticizes the Tsai Ing-wen government for mobilizing against 'four agrees' in the four referendum cases at the end of 2021. The author believes that after the recall of a legislator was passed, Tsai Ing-wen hurriedly promoted 'Four No Votes, Taiwan More Powerful' out of panic, using the entire party's strength and even abusing government power. The article satirizes that the referendum issues such as algal reefs, Ractopamine pork, and referendums with general elections were originally the DPP's own claims, but have now become 'opposing oneself,' while accusing Tsai Ing-wen of twisting 'anti-Ractopamine pork' into 'anti-US pork,' questioning if she treats her supporters as fools who lack thinking ability.
The article comments on the resignation of Thomas Chan (Zhan Shungui), the Deputy Minister of the Environmental Protection Administration. It questions the DPP government's inconsistent stance on major environmental issues like the Shenao coal-fired power plant and the Guantang LNG terminal. The author satirizes Chan as a 'high CP value' talent for the DPP and criticizes Premier Lai Ching-te for his deceptive 'Three in the Morning' tactics.