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  • From pzo@21:1/5 to All on Thu Sep 22 02:07:32 2022
    On Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 7:21:54 AM UTC+8, ltlee1 wrote:

    "Exploring the factors that have caused tension between the two sides, Taiwan's independence is still the target of public criticism, but it is worth noting that it has dropped significantly. It is the involvement of foreign forces that suddenly rises to
    second place, and the people are worried about the role of the United States. Next The DPP is to blame, and it is no wonder that President Tsai Ing-wen's satisfaction with handling the cross-strait performance has dropped sharply. What the common people
    find difficult to resolve is China's continued military threat and unwillingness to give up reunification, far more than the abstract 1992 consensus or sovereignty disputes. Upset.
    Regarding the country's attitude towards reunification or independence in the future, those who hope to become independent as soon as possible will decrease slightly, and those who expect to maintain the status quo and then become independent will
    decrease significantly, which together account for 30%. Overall, the slight growth in favor of perpetuating the status quo is still supported by more than half of the public. Although two-thirds of Taiwanese voters have a bad impression of the Chinese
    government, nearly 60% have a good impression of the Chinese people. Perhaps this is the entry point for cross-strait peace.

    Regarding whether China will become the world's largest power, optimistic (nearly 50%) and bad (over 40%) are like two peaks confrontation. Curiously, those who are worried about China's growing national strength are increasing year by year (a little
    more than 1/3), and those who are not worried are slightly decreasing, but they hover around 60%. Let's look back at the factors that affect cross-strait relations. The importance of purchasing the US military is not as important as the manipulation by
    the media or politicians. Perhaps in the perception of Taiwanese, subjective factors (position) are more important than objective conditions (arms).

    The biggest change this year is the international situation, that is, the Russian-Ukrainian war that has been fought for more than half a year. After Biden took office, he did not hesitate to withdraw its troops, which made people question the commitment
    of the United States to its allies. This year, everyone is thinking about whether the old and the United States want to Russify Taiwan, that is, to weaken or bring down China. Therefore, from the US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi and
    members of the Senate and House of Representatives, they are visiting Taiwan on their way. It is not clear whether they are acting as a double reed with the White House or as a procurement lobbyist.

    As for the much fanfare "Taiwan Policy Act", is it an attempt by the United States to change its policy toward Taiwan to a clear strategy, or is it just a lollipop with more symbolic meaning than real help? After all, Afghanistan is listed as an
    important non-NATO ally by Obama, after all, is it still not abandoned? Similarly, our country is not without money. In the Trump era, Biden's strategy and tactics are not clear, not to mention military operations, and asymmetric operations are even more
    vague. Arms broker?

    It must be noted that China recently announced that the 1992 Consensus has only "one China" and no "separate expressions". It bluntly stated that the Republic of China is Taiwan independence. There is no longer any room for ambiguity, and there is no
    room for political and opposition parties to evade. As far as Americans are concerned, Taiwan is nothing more than an autonomous entity under the Taiwan Relations Act, and it does not matter whether it is independent or not. For Taiwanese, China has no
    choice but to force itself to embrace the status of unknown concubines. How to convince China that an independent Taiwan might help achieve a great country where the benevolent is king? "

    https://www.chinatimes.com/opinion/20220920005016-262110?chdtv


    Make no mistake, Biden is trying to "sniff and shake" and dance around like a evasive prancing dancer hopping "to and fro" and moving in "ebb and flow" through some incremental actions in order to change the ambiguity of the one China policy.

    Some evil actions he is doing is in every step of the way towards in increasing the heavy arms supports and even military deployment and political intrusion into working with the evil Tsai of Taiwan leader in government to fight China.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
  • From ltlee1@21:1/5 to pzo on Thu Sep 22 04:44:58 2022
    On Thursday, September 22, 2022 at 9:07:34 AM UTC, pzo wrote:
    On Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 7:21:54 AM UTC+8, ltlee1 wrote:

    "Exploring the factors that have caused tension between the two sides, Taiwan's independence is still the target of public criticism, but it is worth noting that it has dropped significantly. It is the involvement of foreign forces that suddenly rises
    to second place, and the people are worried about the role of the United States. Next The DPP is to blame, and it is no wonder that President Tsai Ing-wen's satisfaction with handling the cross-strait performance has dropped sharply. What the common
    people find difficult to resolve is China's continued military threat and unwillingness to give up reunification, far more than the abstract 1992 consensus or sovereignty disputes. Upset.
    Regarding the country's attitude towards reunification or independence in the future, those who hope to become independent as soon as possible will decrease slightly, and those who expect to maintain the status quo and then become independent will
    decrease significantly, which together account for 30%. Overall, the slight growth in favor of perpetuating the status quo is still supported by more than half of the public. Although two-thirds of Taiwanese voters have a bad impression of the Chinese
    government, nearly 60% have a good impression of the Chinese people. Perhaps this is the entry point for cross-strait peace.

    Regarding whether China will become the world's largest power, optimistic (nearly 50%) and bad (over 40%) are like two peaks confrontation. Curiously, those who are worried about China's growing national strength are increasing year by year (a little
    more than 1/3), and those who are not worried are slightly decreasing, but they hover around 60%. Let's look back at the factors that affect cross-strait relations. The importance of purchasing the US military is not as important as the manipulation by
    the media or politicians. Perhaps in the perception of Taiwanese, subjective factors (position) are more important than objective conditions (arms).

    The biggest change this year is the international situation, that is, the Russian-Ukrainian war that has been fought for more than half a year. After Biden took office, he did not hesitate to withdraw its troops, which made people question the
    commitment of the United States to its allies. This year, everyone is thinking about whether the old and the United States want to Russify Taiwan, that is, to weaken or bring down China. Therefore, from the US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy
    Pelosi and members of the Senate and House of Representatives, they are visiting Taiwan on their way. It is not clear whether they are acting as a double reed with the White House or as a procurement lobbyist.

    As for the much fanfare "Taiwan Policy Act", is it an attempt by the United States to change its policy toward Taiwan to a clear strategy, or is it just a lollipop with more symbolic meaning than real help? After all, Afghanistan is listed as an
    important non-NATO ally by Obama, after all, is it still not abandoned? Similarly, our country is not without money. In the Trump era, Biden's strategy and tactics are not clear, not to mention military operations, and asymmetric operations are even more
    vague. Arms broker?

    It must be noted that China recently announced that the 1992 Consensus has only "one China" and no "separate expressions". It bluntly stated that the Republic of China is Taiwan independence. There is no longer any room for ambiguity, and there is no
    room for political and opposition parties to evade. As far as Americans are concerned, Taiwan is nothing more than an autonomous entity under the Taiwan Relations Act, and it does not matter whether it is independent or not. For Taiwanese, China has no
    choice but to force itself to embrace the status of unknown concubines. How to convince China that an independent Taiwan might help achieve a great country where the benevolent is king? "

    https://www.chinatimes.com/opinion/20220920005016-262110?chdtv


    Make no mistake, Biden is trying to "sniff and shake" and dance around like a evasive prancing dancer hopping "to and fro" and moving in "ebb and flow" through some incremental actions in order to change the ambiguity of the one China policy.

    Some evil actions he is doing is in every step of the way towards in increasing the heavy arms supports and even military deployment and political intrusion into working with the evil Tsai of Taiwan leader in government to fight China.

    I could not find the source of the poll. And don't know that actual questions and respondent percentage.
    But then the article was written for Taiwanese consumption, the author would be careful not to misrepresent
    the results.

    Most questions and answers are kind of expected. Concern about foreign involvement is not. It had suddenly
    became an issue second only to TI in this poll. Clearly, the people were worrying on what role the US was
    playing. To the average people in Taiwan, Pelosi' uninvited visit gave them zero benefit but a lot heartache.

    Anyway, the people of Taiwan are waking up to the self-styled US police. Whatever it does, how to benefit the
    US and/or its position as a global hegemon are its first concern. Everything else is secondary.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
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