💥 President Tsai Ing-wen, After Five Years in Power: The Promised Nuclear-free Homeland and New Southbound Policy—What Now?
Tsai Ing-wen, you have been in the position of President of the Republic of China for five years now.
Starting from the slogan of a Nuclear-free Homeland by 2025, I have seen the misuse of agricultural land and the disgusting, haphazard construction of solar panels everywhere. People are even selling electricity back to Taipower while using cheap Taipower electricity themselves—completely violating the precious environmental spirit of “generating your own power for your own use and selling the surplus.” It has become just another speculative tool for businessmen.
This has led to various forms of chaos in central and southern Taiwan. This time bomb, along with various land leases, isn’t a matter of “if” it will explode, but “when” everything will go south together.
The New Southbound Policy—who knows where it’s actually heading? The biggest news so far is probably just the incident involving the DPP’s Chen Ming-wen and a suitcase containing 3 million TWD. In contrast, the cross-strait trade with Mainland China—the very entity you constantly smear—has seen its share of our trade grow even larger.
Taiwanese businesses have returned, and after getting loans from the government, they’ve used the money to speculate on real estate. This results in young people’s money being paid to the government, only to find themselves increasingly unable to afford a home.
The ridiculous Forward-looking Infrastructure (Forward-looking project) has been mocked as the “Money-grabbing Infrastructure” (Qian-zhan/Money-grabbing). By now, aside from massive spending and nonsensical transportation routes served up as campaign promises during elections, even the government itself seems too embarrassed to show any boast-worthy results. Meanwhile, the budget defecates a massive amount of debt.
Not a single international organization has been joined. In fact, many of our original identities have been stripped away bit by bit. Ultimately, we’ve become so reliant on the US that we’re at their beck and call, even being forced to import ractopamine pork, which is harmful to health. This perfectly validates the sickening phrase “American Daddy and Japanese Mommy.”
Tsai Ing-wen, what then, and what after that?? Choose which of these you said yourself.
🤥 The Double Standard of Ractopamine Pork and Freedom
Tsai Ing-wen, you said opening up to US pork is giving Taiwanese people one more choice, that Taiwan is a free market, and people can freely choose whether to eat it.
To hell with that (Kao-ni-a-zu). You speak so beautifully, yet in the end, you use labels like freedom and dreams to brainwash the public. Then you turn around and pull a dirty trick from behind, refusing to clearly label that pork in the market contains ractopamine. And you still want people to choose freely whether to eat it…
Do you want us to divine with moon blocks (bwa bwei) before buying pork?? I truly don’t know what this kind of President is talking about. Are you the King of Bullshit??
🗳️ The Ridiculous 18-Year-Old Voting Rights and the Rule of Law Crisis
Tsai Ing-wen, today I see plans to let 18-year-olds vote starting in 2023. Again, this is purely for election considerations. Even the timing is perfectly coordinated: right before the election!! This also avoids any chaos appearing during your own term of governance—truly killing multiple birds with one stone.
In the past, most young people entered society and began gaining experience at 15, so reaching adulthood at 20 was actually an opportunity for them to mature. Now, many Taiwanese youth study into their twenties, yet the DPP government wants to force them into early adulthood just for its own electoral interests.
What’s ridiculous is that this has created differing legal interpretations between criminal and civil law regarding the age of adulthood, which is effectively happily sending Taiwan’s stable foundation of the rule of law into a garbage truck.
🔪 The Collapse of Neutral Agencies and the Smear Culture
Tsai Ing-wen, you have spent nearly five years focusing on elections. Under your governance, even the Central Election Commission (CEC), which should be completely neutral, has bluntly compared itself to the Dongchang (Ming Dynasty secret police).
What if one Dongchang isn’t enough? Then have two…
- CTI News was taken down by the filthy NCC using an incredibly ugly and absurd 7:0 score. The chairperson even publicly recommended which commercial station would be a better fit.
- The KMT has been constrained by the Ill-gotten Party Assets Committee using various absurd, custom-made legal clauses. Now, someone proposed investigating your Ing-wen Foundation. In response, that person’s home and office were investigated by personnel sent by the Ministry of Justice, relying on search warrants with laughably incorrect information.
Tsai Ing-wen, your “Ding-Ding” in the Executive Yuan is truly a “talent.” I’m not talking about Ding Yun-kung, who misused public resources to have sex in a government office; I’m talking about Ding Yi-ming, the one who used his big mouth to smear Royal Heritage Beef Noodles, claiming they used poisonous beef with ractopamine.
Tsai Ing-wen, the Executive Yuan represented by Ding-Ding has been caught manufacturing rumor memes in public spaces without any hesitation. Yet you, Tsai Ing-wen, have the nerve to loudly denounce rumor memes in international organizations for trying to destroy national stability.
❓ Conclusion: Stop the Fancy Bubbles
Tsai Ing-wen, oh Tsai Ing-wen, the DPP led by your team is completely addicted to the cheap justice of Anti-China sentiments and dreams for the sake of elections. In reality, you have laid no foundation whatsoever for Taiwan’s future…
Tsai Ing-wen, I don’t want to hear about your dreams of the future anymore. Can you tell us what you have actually done??
Tsai Ing-wen, stop with that set of flowery words full of beautiful bubbles—those speech drafts that are only elegant but utterly useless. We are sick of it…