KMT Takes to Ketagalan Boulevard to Poison Taiwan! Thailand's Fake Father Case: The CCP's Population Replacement Scheme!

The first half of the video discusses the Taiwan Kuomintang's push for protests on Ketagalan Boulevard, local food safety responsibilities, and cross-strait political disputes, while commenting on the Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law and the risks of overseas infiltration into Taiwan. The second half covers Thai police cracking down on a forged birth registration case involving a Chinese family, a fake Thai father, hospitals, and civil registration personnel, alongside Taiwan suspending visa facilitation for Cambodia, the US elections, and CCP overseas influence.

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You should be able to see that we made it home successfully. But I want to briefly mention YouTube's ad settings, because they are so annoying—now you have to click multiple places, and everything has become so complicated. Who are you trying to scare to death, YouTube? Now they force you to choose whether you want automatic or manual, and the default is manual. I couldn't be bothered; you even have to choose yourself where to put the ads. Oh god, I believe in you, everything should be automatic. My cars are all automatic too; I like driving automatics, not manual cars, but that's a digression. OK, let's check if these settings are fine—seems like there are no problems. All right, let's take a look. Can everyone see? Can you hear me? Is there video? Is there audio? The video looks okay on my end. So let's begin.

Because we just came back from the US, we filmed a lot of wonderful interviews, which will be released one after another during this period. There are also some US media outlets, like The Washington Times, as well as our Taiwan Freedom Project. It has also united many lawmakers, many opinion leaders, and people both in the US and overseas who care about Taiwan; they all participated in this project. We also recently returned regarding the Guo Wengui incident, interviewing the involved party Gong Xiaoxia, while a more complete interview is still being edited. We also interviewed Yu Maochun at a US think tank. Of course, my main purpose was also to attend the summer camp portion, filming segments on issues related to US-Taiwan defense experiences and how Americans view the Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law for everyone. Now it's just a matter of editing.

I want to tell you something, which is that the East Coast and US West Coast summer camps invited me to give a speech this time. Before we get into today's topic, let's chat a bit about this. Every year, summer camps are held in various places across the US, mainly such as the US East Coast, which is divided into two: one is for Taiwanese-American children, where they also listen to various speeches and have language-related teaching. For example, this time Tony Hu and Hu Zhendong both had speeches at the adult summer camp and also at the children's summer camp. This time I only focused on the adults, because the topic is something adults should pay special attention to, which is how to crack cognitive warfare.

Of course, this is also related to children, because children can be targeted by cognitive warfare, but my presentation itself is adult-oriented. Of course, they also need to manage their own children regarding what they watch on social media; this must be managed, because you never know what kind of information they will receive. There are many Taiwanese expats in the US, some like Professor Weng Dar-wei, who have mentioned that some people left Taiwan 60-odd years ago, or left Taiwan 30-odd years ago, but they all care very much about Taiwan's political situation. Every year, they invite Taiwanese opinion leaders, political figures, and cultural workers to give speeches over in the US, reporting to Taiwanese expat friends about recent events in Taiwan and social trends.

Of course, I also encourage everyone: if you still have a Taiwan passport or Taiwan nationality, you must renew your passport; during election season, you must vote properly—this is very important. That is why this time they invited many lawmakers and city councilors.

Ma'am, are you looking for ChuChu? Do you want to report on ChuChu's condition to everyone? A bit sudden. Come, come, come. He is doing fine, report complete. No, he is having his first chemotherapy on Wednesday. Right now he has recovered to his previous state, chubby and round, running around happily every day, mainly because Dad is back. No, he is also very happy when he is with me, he was just sleeping. I'm not saying anymore, I'm not saying anymore, goodbye. It was clearly me who found it. Yes, Ma'am found that tumor, and then we quickly took him there, I saved him. You saved him indeed, you saved the little kitten of our family. If he comes, let everyone see his stitches, they healed very well.

Speaking of the summer camp, this year I think everyone invited was wonderful, and they spoke very well. Of course, because there are many trends in Taiwan's society, recently there is a small party alliance, isn't there the Taiwan Statebuilding Party, the Green Party, the New Power Party, the O-Ba-Sang Alliance, and the Social Democratic Party? These 5 parties have formed a small party alliance. I think this is trying to change a strategy, rather than splitting votes among each other, but using a camp to try to enter the city councils and parliament. I think this is quite interesting, and such an operation has not been done in Taiwan's political arena, so I wish them success. I interviewed Wang Hsing-huan, he is the chairman of the Taiwan Statebuilding Party, and we talked about related topics. I think everyone please wait patiently, it should be quite fun.

Get well soon, thank you, thank you. He should recover, She's a fighter, she is someone who is very good at struggling, she is great. Here she comes, here she comes. What about San-san? Just sleeping? Sleeping in the baby carrier? Everyone take a look, did it heal very well? Look at his belly, the spots are starting to grow out, great. Awesome. Can you feel if there is movement? He underwent two major surgeries, which were mammary gland surgeries. First, they removed a mammary gland with a tumor, and then they removed the other side. Now we are waiting to go for chemotherapy again on Wednesday, because he has already recovered almost completely. We need to see the doctor, the doctor said 5 or 6 times, maybe 5 times is enough, or maybe 6 times. I heard that cats' chemotherapy is not as painful as humans', they recover a bit better, right, baby? Very healthy, 13 years old, does he look like a 13-year-old cat? Really not, he looks like a kitten.

This is the boss of our family. As people often say, don't many big YouTubers have big teams? We don't have a team, it's just me, Ma'am, and ChuChu. ChuChu is the boss, and everything else is done by me and Ma'am. Please, do not pick out typos under my channel. The subtitles I make nowadays, simply put, are for people with inconvenient hearing, people who cannot hear with their ears, that's why they need subtitles. Everyone on our channel speaks Chinese very standardly, you can understand it without looking at the characters. Which American YouTuber do you see making subtitles for you? Which European YouTuber gives you subtitles? Which Japanese YouTuber gives you subtitles? None, they only do special effects. So please, this is a benefit, don't pick out typos. This is a benefit, not something that should be taken for granted, this is a benefit, this attitude needs to change.

And saying something was written wrong, I will ban directly, because I think, oh god, I have already wasted so much time making these subtitles, and then they are not cherished. But nowadays AI has a system that is more convenient, I look at the subtitles just to see if the names are spelled wrong, because names are very easy to spell wrong, I haven't really looked at the rest, I don't have time to do it. Everything else, please, I also have to do research, write reports, write articles. The units I serve have so many, everyone also knows that I do academic-related work, right? I also research human rights and cooperate with two think tanks, I don't have that much time.

I find that every time I see security police appearing, I get a surge of anger, you know? Very unhappy. Fuck, I wasted so much time doing this, and then it's not cherished. Excuse me for cursing, but this really makes one very unhappy, really makes one very unhappy. You pick out typos, you are bored, make your own videos and film them yourself, and see if you can film better than me. You do it, if you are so great you do it, right? Although I also need to pay attention to my physical health, what I need to pay attention to more is my physical safety, not physical health.

Recently regarding the Law on Promoting National Unity and Progress, just now I talked about the Taiwanese American summer camp, many people are talking about this thing called the Law on Promoting National Unity and Progress. I want to tell everyone, I had a speech in the Bay Area in early April this year, which was invited by the Taiwan Forum. Originally there were about 80-something, close to 90 people signed up, and in the end 60 came. The organizers told me that the KMT knew their own people were going, so they directly made a round of phone calls saying that Stan's speech is not allowed to be listened to. So the KMT's infiltration in the Bay Area is extremely severe.

After our speech, we went to eat. During the meal, a woman in her 50s or 60s wearing a qipao appeared and secretly told me that she was from the CCP. She just sat there quietly, observing without saying a word. I find the Bay Area to be a very interesting place, and I felt a sense of being monitored there, which is kind of amusing. However, there are also many pro-Taiwan people in the Bay Area, and many who love Taiwan. For example, Wendy Huang, who is challenging the district of Eric Swalwell—the same Eric Swalwell who is close to Fang Fang, a U.S. Congressman and a very pro-CCP Democrat.

I think Wendy Huang speaks very well. She is fluent in Taiwanese, English, and Mandarin. She talks about restoring the U.S. to being godly—making America godly again, restoring the Christian foundation of the United States. I think she is a great person; they are all excellent. But the situation of infiltration is also very serious.

Why am I talking about the Bay Area speech? I went to the Bay Area in early April. The Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress was passed on March 12th and 13th. I did live streams and videos at that time discussing this issue, warning that it would not only become an excuse for suppression in the future but also a framework to formally Sinicize religion. I might publish a related article in The Washington Times soon; I would be the first to discuss this topic in English-language media.

Secondly, it incorporates Taiwanese people into their ethnic framework, which is very interesting because it is a two-pronged approach. On one hand, it says Taiwanese people are part of the Chinese nation; on the other, it says Taiwanese people need to increase their sense of identity with the Chinese nation. So, isn't that right? If it is, then they use that long-arm jurisdiction to target people, legal entities, and natural persons abroad. Stop eating the board, you get out, you are not allowed to eat the board, eating the board is so annoying.

It is a very typical operation. Little did they know it would take effect on July 1st. What happened shortly after it took effect? Our Yaita-san, Mr. Yaita, was attacked. Our Mr. Yaita was directly attacked by people from Guangdong who hold Hong Kong passports and collaborate freely with CCP gangsters. Some say it might be because Hsiao Bi-khim was scheduled to speak at the same conference, so they sent those people to attack, but Hsiao Bi-khim didn't end up going, so they attacked Yaita instead.

Speaking of Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim, what is interesting this time is—Stan, long time no see. And Stary, long time no see. Let me tell you, because Hsiao Bi-khim has personal safety issues—there was an attempt to assassinate her in the Czech Republic by people from the Chinese embassy, who tried to ram her car in Prague—she is very careful every time she travels, and her itinerary is kept highly confidential.

For instance, when she first spoke at the European Parliament in Brussels, no one knew she would be there. Also, the boss of IPAC at the time, Luke de Pulford—he has a Chinese name—was spammed again. Some wrote 'Shalom', some wrote 'Slam', so which one do you want? Both Shalom and Slam wish you peace. Shalom is Hebrew, the Jewish way of greeting; Salam is commonly used in many Arabic and Turkish languages, the Muslim way of greeting. So both wish you peace, Salam and Shalom.

This spamming is insane; my wife will probably help handle it. Because this software of mine captures content directly from the YouTube chat room, you see these internet trolls doing this on the screen—garbage, garbage trolls. I wish you garbage trolls a lifetime of never leaving China, a lifetime of never leaving the prison that is China.

Speaking of this ethnic unity and progress stuff, and Hsiao Bi-khim. Hide user on this channel, Messages will be hidden. Oh Jesus Christ. Okay, when we went to IPAC, that was when the IPAC general assembly was held at the European Parliament. IPAC is the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China. At that time, no one knew Hsiao Bi-khim would be there. Originally, their boss Luke de Pulford invited me, saying that parliamentarians from various countries could be interviewed so that more people on our channel would know what IPAC is doing. I think the content we produced at that time was excellent.

Vice President Hsiao originally had no program, no arrangements. At the beginning, they only said there might be a mystery guest today, but no one knew who the mystery guest was. Because originally everyone said she might greet everyone via a web call or send her best regards. As it turned out, before it started, everyone said no recording, no filming, nothing could be said, and nothing could be published. After the Vice President appeared, we could record, but it could not be published. It was only after the President and Vice President had left for a while that the embargo was lifted. Because media generally receive information that they cannot release the news, meaning it cannot be published within a certain period. Only then did they say, 'Okay, the Vice President has left, things are fine now.'

Only I went among Taiwan media. Taiwan media is really terrible, because when I got this invitation, I originally thought I could cooperate with some Taiwan media, since there were Taiwan legislators as well as members of parliament from all over the world—parliamentarians from 50 countries—yet no one was interested. So I went by myself. For Taiwan media, since I am a correspondent abroad, they didn't even need to buy plane tickets or dispatch their own people. I am someone on the ground, and my postage and accommodation were cheaper than their plane tickets. Their loss if they don't want it.

Yet I feel this is such a pity. In fact, Taiwan does a lot of things abroad, which many people in Taiwan simply do not know about. I think this is a huge oversight by Taiwan media. Blue and White media, on the other hand, constantly send their own people and have many resident correspondents. The media that claim to support Taiwan—I think they are quite terrible, really, the situation is quite terrible, and I have no desire to sugarcoat it; this situation is genuinely bad.

Now, for today's major themes, I prepared two. One is how the Kuomintang is poisoning Taiwan; they are going to Ketagalan Boulevard to poison Taiwan, claiming to oppose some toxic oil or some bizarre issues, and then saying they want to curse the ruling party. But in reality, what I want to point out is that they ought to be cursing themselves. Because first of all, practically speaking, local governments should take responsibility. Generally speaking, especially with food safety issues of this kind, what happens locally must start from the locality before reaching the central government. I believe the central government would also be very happy to cooperate with the Kuomintang opposition, but the Kuomintang refuses; they only want to make trouble.

Speaking of what problems exist and where they happened, isn't it Taichung under Lu Shiow-yen? Isn't it Taipei under Chiang Wan-an? Aren't these the two? Aren't these problems happening in places governed by the Blue and White? The places where problems occur, aren't they governed by the Blue and White? Localities enforce the law; the central government simply has no way to directly manage you.

My dear, could you go to our main channel where that continuous comment-flooding is happening and help me clean it up regularly? Because they keep creating new accounts and flooding the comments, and I cannot see other people's messages. I ban them, and they return, but every single minute a new similar account appears. Yes, please help, because I cannot see anyone else's messages.

Thank you, my dear, this—this—this is driving me to death. And there is oil produced in Taoyuan, yes, produced in Taoyuan. Taoyuan is that, uh, Chen Shan-cheng. Haha, "just taking a sip doesn't count as drunk driving," just drinking red wine, glug glug glug glug glug glug, and then running off to check on a case. "Just taking a sip doesn't count as drunk driving," you can demonstrate something like this, just glug glug glug. Hahaha, I'm just taking a sip, I'm just taking a sip.

Blogger, do you think Taiwan will be safe in the next two years? It depends on which aspect. If you look at overall national security, it is quite safe. Taiwan is quite safe, and public safety is also good. But what you need to watch out for is the underworld coordinated by the Kuomintang and the CCP. If you are an anti-communist, you need to watch out for your safety.

Actually, I am extremely cautious, and since I stand out so much, you know? In the U.S. or Europe, I'm actually safer because there are tons of people who look like Stan, and I won't be recognized. But in Taiwan, you know, being a foreigner naturally draws attention. And because I appear on the news so often, I have to be quite careful.

Furthermore, speaking of the oil issue, do you remember? A few years ago, that Lin Pei Hao-yu who appeared in the same frame with Huang Kuo-chang—aren't these all Blue and White? Aren't these all Blue and White things? And all kinds of policies poisoning Taiwan, these were all created by the Kuomintang.

Every time, I find them so laughable, because you know what? This is obviously the Kuomintang's problem, yet they insist on shifting the blame to the central government. Every single time, whatever they do, they claim the central government is imposing martial law and restricting freedom of speech. Seriously, you Blue and White wingmen, those 426s going to Ketagalan Boulevard, and that Vietnamese union worker cooperating with you—Vietnamese union worker, this makes no sense whatsoever, also a Kuomintang person, telling them to go to Ketagalan Boulevard. Do you people not feel disgusted with yourselves?

And seriously, you think Taiwan lacks freedom of speech, that Taiwan is under martial law, that Taiwan is somehow oppressed? Can you go to Ketagalan Boulevard? You can still go to Ketagalan Boulevard, right? There are still massive fleets of tour buses, and even projections onto the Presidential Office building saying things like "Lai Ching-te step down" and "Green Terror." President Lai lets you curse him; President Lai is a very nice person, does it feel like he objects to you cursing him? It's just that you have freedom of speech. But the things you curse should at least have some basis; don't curse just because you took money from the CCP. The rumor now is that they were given a budget by the CCP to curse.

And look, obviously no one wants to go to their protests, which is why there are tour buses. Tour buses arriving one after another, tour buses arriving one after another. Tour buses arrive, and there are lunchboxes, and something like a Taipei day tour, and people taking them out to play. Can one say this isn't political vote-buying? But this is an extremely base, low-class political maneuver—using the worst side of the people, selling their own conscience for a tiny bit of money and a simple lunchbox.

Speaking of the oil issue, the central government handled it very actively and quickly. And now they are also dealing with milk, trying to import Chinese milk. Originally, they were going to import some kind of Chinese eggs. You know, aside from the problems happening in your cities—those blue-and-white controlled cities like Taipei, Taichung, and Taoyuan—you are not only shifting the blame away from the central government, but you are also introducing even more toxic things, namely products made in China: Chinese-produced meat, eggs, milk, and so on.

And then they claim that China's food safety standards are extremely strict. Strict is one thing, but they are not enforced. Toxic baby formula pops up all the time, and babies die from eating it. The eggs are made of goodness knows what, not even real eggs, just tech and harsh ingredients. Taiwanese people do not want to live in a world of tech and harsh ingredients; Taiwanese people want to eat normal eggs and drink normal milk, right? They want to eat normal oil, not the oil poisoned by your blue-and-white camp. Frankly speaking, the blue-and-white camp is a pest to Taiwan, and they have always harmed Taiwan.

Ever since they came to Taiwan in 1945, they have been harming Taiwan right up to the present day. Is there a single thing the blue-and-white camp has done right? Some might say the Ten Major Construction Projects, but weren't those funded by the Americans? Besides, you were the ones who extorted money from the Taiwanese people in the first place, bringing Taiwan to the brink of famine. The blue-and-white camp is quite adept at causing famines. That blue figure Chiang Kai-shek transferred everything over to China back then, driving Taiwan to the verge of a famine.

Why didn't Taiwan experience a famine? Because the US provided flour! Otherwise, how would Taiwanese people have had the "flour instead of rice" movement? Where did that movement come from? Taiwanese people eat rice; Taiwan originally did not eat wheat-based foods, but because Chiang Kai-shek wasted all the rice, and understood nothing about agriculture—didn't understand a damn thing—yet still wanted to impose a dictatorship in Taiwan, he nearly caused Taiwanese people to starve to death.

China had the three years of Great Famine, and Taiwan was very likely to face the same back then because Chiang Kai-shek is your grandmaster. Because of Chiang Kai-shek, whom you consider your ancestor, the whole of Taiwan was driven close to starvation. Thanks to America, America saved Taiwan once again at that time.

And now they all claim that Green camp supporters are Nazis and Fascists. Which political figure said that fascism is the only way out for China? Which person, back in China, even formed a group called the Blue Shirts Society, which was a fascist and Nazi organization? Wasn't it someone with the surname Chiang? Wasn't it Chiang? It was Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek, who worshipped Hitler and even sent letters of thanks to Hitler multiple times—disgusting, disgusting, extremely disgusting.

Now that food safety issues have cropped up, my discussion of Kuomintang history is entirely justified, because this century-old rotten party has never changed. Ma Ying-jeou is always talking about Taiwan imposing martial law. Wait a minute, it was your grandmaster who imposed martial law in the first place! The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) does not impose martial law; the DPP supports freedom of speech.

There are indeed many problematic DPP policies that I do not support, and I think they should be tougher—much tougher—on the CCP. But at least the DPP is a political party that supports universal values and basic democratic rights for the Taiwanese people, unlike your Kuomintang. Your dictatorial, rotten party has never changed, honestly.

As for the Russian Communist Party, at least those people in the Russian Communist Party changed their name. What did they change it to? United Russia. At least they changed their name, whereas the Kuomintang doesn't even change its name; it's still called the Chinese Kuomintang. And those who vote for you—I don't know if they miss martial law, or if they feel that... Well, everyone of course knows the reason: the local bosses are gangsters, there are just too many gangsters. Many members of the Kuomintang belong to a gangster party, a criminal underworld. Didn't they dispatch your gangsters when they came after me back then? Honestly. Goodbye Zhai Zhai, that guy probably got summoned recently too, because recently they've only been cracking down on organized crime, only cracking down on organized crime. Good grief, this is what this rotten party is.

And now they want to take to Ketagalan Boulevard to claim that the DPP is poisoning Taiwan? You blue-and-white folks are the ones poisoning Taiwan! You blue-and-white folks are the parasites and tumors on Taiwan's body, and you're great at deceiving people. To be honest, I think comparing the Kuomintang to cancer is very fitting. Why? Because cancer cells consume the body's healthy cells, and they can also trick your body into thinking they are normal cells, fooling your body's immune system, and by the time you discover it, it's too late for regrets.

The Kuomintang is the same. It deceives Taiwanese voters in the exact same way cancer cells deceive normal cells: first deceive, then consume; first deceive, then consume. This is what the Chinese Kuomintang is up to. Rambling around in circles, I might sound a bit emotional, but these are facts, these are all facts.

Recently, I saw an article co-authored by Taiwanese scholars and National Chengchi University scholars at SOAS (the School of Oriental and African Studies in the UK)—it must be Lev Nachman and several other Taiwanese scholars writing together. I think they are describing the current political situation in Taiwan and the events that happened in the parliament before and after the legislative restructuring. I think it's quite good, a fine article, and it's free for everyone to read. You can check it out in The China Quarterly, that journal—it's quite an authoritative journal, published by SOAS. SOAS is the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. You can go check out this good stuff.

During the Ma administration, the Taiwan stock market was basically stagnant, and yes, the economy was stuck at 22K. I also entered the workforce during the Ma Ying-jeou era, and I remember what it was like—it was terrible, absolutely terrible. You know, no matter what problems the DPP has, they still help the common people earn some money, provide tax cuts, and allow you to live with more dignity, rather than opening everything up to the Chinese and letting them snatch your business, your jobs, and your market.

I am currently at a fan meeting where Hsu Kuo-yung, who is now the Secretary-General of the DPP, is speaking about many policies. I feel that the DPP is just promoting Hsu Kuo-yung's speeches. If every Taiwanese person listened to them, I don't think you would vote for the Blue-White coalition again. Because, in reality, the policies implemented from President Tsai Ing-wen to President Lai Ching-te have been helpful to Taiwan—from tax cuts to childcare subsidies and labor protections, they have done a good job, really a good job. They also want to attract more people to stay in Taiwan, which I think is a great policy. The key is tax cuts—tax cuts, tax cuts, and more tax cuts; that is a fantastic policy. Everything you can think of is related to technology.

Political commentators are even worse, and those who listen to them are accomplices. Yes, that's the KMT. And recently, they have even intensified their actions. A Hong Kong netizen told me that he didn't dare stay in China anymore, so he fled to Canada. To the people of Hong Kong, I tell you, if you can leave, leave as soon as possible.

Because Hong Kong is already—let me tell you my premonition—Hong Kong is already... because the CCP's original plan for Hong Kong was to turn it into an ordinary Chinese city, and it is already moving in that direction. And regarding international trade regulations, many countries have already revoked Hong Kong's special status; it has basically become a place for the CCP to launder money. Hong Kong has lost its autonomy, so I say to my friends in Hong Kong, if you can leave, leave first.

Because as of now, the Hong Kong passport is still quite useful; you can still use it to travel visa-free to other countries. I think that over time, this will change; perhaps in the future, the EU and the United States will also cancel visa-free treatment for Hong Kong and turn the Hong Kong passport into an ordinary Chinese passport. That is what the CCP is doing, and it will happen over time; it will happen over time. So you must believe it.

Old Zheng, thank you. Thank you for your donation. Old Zheng, wait a second, excuse me, my goodness, why do you keep giving? Wait a minute, why is it... excuse me, I handled that a bit poorly. It makes me very angry. I am in Malaysia, and I am very worried about becoming a target, but I am determined to be the Malaysian version of Benny Tai and will absolutely not yield. I hope international voices will emerge, and I feel heartbroken hearing that Benny Tai was attacked by villains. As a Malaysian who supports Taiwan, I absolutely cannot tolerate such overreaching evil laws. Thank you, Old Zheng.

Evil laws have already been condemned by countries around the world. I express my firm condemnation of these evil laws to the end and oppose both the Blue and White parties. Thank you for this $6 coffee money. I hope Stan will speak up for us. Thank you, you Malaysians have also had it tough, you Malaysians have also had it tough.

Recently, there has been some bad news in Malaysia, starting with the arrest of Israelis and then ordering their deportation. If Israelis have dual citizenship, Malaysia's relationship with Israel is not very good. Old Zheng, you are excellent, you are great. You said you want to be the Malaysian version of Benny Tai, but I think you still need to pay attention to your own safety. You are very young, you need to acquire more knowledge and understand the situation. Because you also create content, you should create more and speak out more, but you must take basic protective measures.

Don't go to crowded places, and when you are out, try to keep a low profile. Try not to go to places that have too good a relationship with China, like Thailand or Hong Kong; basically, you need to pay attention to safety, and that should be more protective.

It is very hard because he has many public itineraries; 10% are public itineraries, so it is easier to be targeted. I am the same; I have many public itineraries, like the fan meeting—everyone knew I would be there a few months ago. So they have also taken more protective measures this year, and there is security, so they have paid a little attention to these things, but you must pay attention to safety; safety must be prioritized. Malaysia is nominally anti-communist, yes, yes, Malaysia also has anti-communist laws, Malaysia also has anti-communist laws.

Let me pour myself some coffee first. I recently bought some very delicious Ethiopian coffee beans, let me share them with everyone first. I like African coffee beans the most; I like Kenyan and Ethiopian, but I recently refused to buy Kenyan because it is not friendly to Taiwan, so I will continue to buy Ethiopian. These are good beans. I prefer that slightly fruity, acidic taste; it's great.

Taiwanese coffee beans are also very good; Gukeng coffee is good, and Alishan is also very good, but they are very expensive. So if any of my fans meet me in Taiwan and want to give me something, give me coffee. If you give me Gukeng coffee, I will be very happy. Don't give me pineapple cakes or anything sweet; it's not healthy. Give me coffee. Taiwanese coffee is excellent, really great, and sometimes it's hard to order because the quantity is very small.

Analyst, thanks for the reminder via the anti-communist email. You can see it on the X platform. I truly feel like I have been reborn. I really want to go to Taiwan to get a work visa and live there; welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. Taiwan is great, but I think you should find a job first, you should find a job first. Because generally, Taiwanese companies will help out, Taiwanese companies will help out. You don't apply for the visa by yourself; you find a job first.

And Malaysia and Taiwan seem to have visa-free entry, right? You can go to Taiwan for interviews first. After the interviews, you see—if they want to hire you, then that's OK, you can go to Taiwan. Thank you very much for the donation, thank you very much for the donation. Keep it up, Stan, I support your idea, thank you.

Using the greens to counter the blues and whites and the Little Pinks immigrating to the other side to be ruled by China, ruled by the CCP. Really, really, if you love China so much, why hang on in Taiwan? If you love China so much, why hang on in Taiwan? If you love China so much, hurry up and go. I won't even use the word "get lost," just hurry up and go. You don't need to get lost; you can just take a plane, arrive with great dignity, and stay there, don't come back, don't come back. I wish you happiness, the blue-whites, I wish you happiness, but don't harm the people of Taiwan.

If you love China so much, then go, just go. Aren't they very welcoming? But if you get sick, don't come back, oh, don't come back to see Taiwanese doctors. Someone said don't come back to use the National Health Insurance (NHI), you know? NHI is an issue. When I was in Taiwan, I always paid for my medical care out of pocket. When I was in Taiwan, I always paid out of pocket, because my NHI condition—NHI couldn't treat rosacea or that skin problem anyway. When I used to see a dermatologist, it was also that—I paid out of pocket.

The medical quality in Taiwan, and its value—you can afford to pay out of pocket, you can be served when paying out of pocket, and your problems can be solved when paying out of pocket. So those people still use NHI, and I think that's also, you know? First curse Taiwan, then betray Taiwan, and then come back to use NHI—this is really terrible.

I even feel that, regardless of NHI, look at Taiwan's medical quality: would you dare let a Chinese doctor treat you? I wouldn't dare, I wouldn't dare. My good friend Louis and I—does everyone know him?

He told me that when he went to see a doctor in China, the doctor was still smoking. What other problem is there? Smoking. What other problem? Let me check. Would you dare see this kind of doctor? Would you?

And recently there are also some Little Pinks saying, "You go check out China." I've been there, I've been there, I don't like it. You know? When you wake up in Beijing in the morning and feel like going out to buy a cup of coffee, first of all, there is no good coffee to drink—that's the first thing; the only good coffee to drink is McDonald's, and maybe Starbucks. Starbucks is rarer, McDonald's is more common.

You walk over in Beijing—I went last time probably 8 or 9 years ago—walking over. You hear at 7 or 8 in the morning, when I was on a business trip back then, you could hear that kind of—it happened to be summer, aren't there those cicadas buzzing? And then you could hear all kinds of morning sounds of Chinese people coming from the bushes.

Beijing is a pretty good place, a pretty good area, you know? You walk out the door, and as you walk you see someone putting a child over a drainage grate to shit. And you walk further—it's very hot in the summer, you know? Hot, their heat. Really, you can't see the sun's heat; like this smog, the sun is just a dot, like in the horror movie The Hills Have Eyes, you know? That movie The Hills Have Eyes—I don't know if the Chinese translation is that, but it's that kind of sun feeling.

And there's that Beijing bikini. Beijing bikini—it sounds like a bikini, wow, hot girls dressing very sexy? No, you don't know what a Beijing bikini is. A Beijing bikini is when Chinese uncles have big bellies, and they wear tank tops, lift the tank top up, and place it right on top of their bellies while playing mahjong, playing mahjong on the roadside. Playing and playing—gosh, I don't like it.

I don't think this is culture; I think eating skewers on the roadside is uncivilized, eating skewers on the roadside is uncivilized. That's even something they shot ads about during the Cultural Revolution, there were black-and-white ads like, "Uncle, eating skewers on the roadside is uncivilized." Yeah, Beijing is just this kind of situation, terrifying.

This country still wants to reunify with Taiwan, oh? This country still wants to manage Taiwan, oh? You guys should solve your problems with jumping queues first. Put a door on the toilet, you know? Make a normal squat toilet, please.

Let me say it again, let me say it again. I believe that people who have been to China, people who have been to China, should all have similar experiences to mine. If you have, type 1; if not, type 2; people who haven't been to China actually type 0. OK, OK.

During the epidemic, they used garbage trucks to cut off food supplies and lock down communities, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, right, right, right, right, right, right. Even ten weeks or four weeks after the water recedes, it's all 1s. OK, OK, there are people, there are people, there are people, there are people. Hmm, hmm.

Mickley wrote that China has those tanker trucks, you know, the ones that transport edible oil, but they use the same trucks that transport gasoline. Oil, just oil. I don't find this surprising; I've seen them collecting gutter oil before, I've seen that too. Look, they collect gutter oil from drainage outlets, and now maybe there are only people defecating there. My God, and they want to unify Taiwan? They want to unify Taiwan? My God, a civilization with such an ancient history.

China's economic disparity is huge. Let me tell you, it's the Third World, the Third World. When I say China is the Third World, it's not discrimination, because the concept of the 'Third World' itself was invented by the Chinese, by Mao Zedong. How did the Third World come about? The First World is those developed Western countries, the Second World is the socialist countries, and the Third World is the rest. So China is a typical example of the Third World.

Any place in the Third World has beautiful areas, and there will always be rich people, and there will always be people with high standards—people who have been educated abroad, who have studied overseas, who understand the Western world. But you have to look at the average; the average doesn't look like that. The average is people wearing those 'Beijing bikinis'—Beijing bikinis—and eating skewers on the side of the road; that is the average. The average looks like that, and the sounds of Beijing in the morning... going from the Third World, which is Taiwan, to the CCP's country is like entering another world. Taiwan is an economically developed country, and Taiwan's average standard is also very good; it's just that the Blue and White camps don't cherish it. What's so good about Qin Shi Huang? Qin Shi Huang was also trash, a mass murderer who wiped out so many civilizations and so many ethnic groups.

When you often do street interviews, you must pay attention to safety. You also need to pay attention to safety in Taiwan. My wife tells me, 'You must be very safe,' but in Taiwan, I must find friends to go with me for street interviews, and it's best if that friend is a guy, so we can look out for each other, or see if we can collaborate with other YouTubers, because generally, I'm alone and don't have much money.

Do you know? Have you heard about that 'rat neck' thing? Yes, yes, I filmed a video about it, where there was a rat's head in the porridge, and it was apparently fed to children, and they claimed it was a duck neck. Chinese duck—Chinese duck grows rat heads. It's funny, but it's terrifying. You have to think about your own children in the school cafeteria being served this stuff, and being told it's a duck neck. My God.

Blogger, have you ever been threatened by criminal forces in private? Often, 80-90% of the time I'm being targeted. The other side offered 2.5 million to buy my hands and feet. Yes, I know this, and I feel for him too. He was originally in danger as well; he is also a very high-profile person. We all need to pay attention to safety, and Taiwanese people are the number one target. I'm slightly better off because, after all, I am an EU citizen, and they don't dare to be as arrogant toward the EU, but Taiwanese people need to be careful.

Speaking of these things, basic hygiene needs to improve. Blue and White supporters, do you dare to be treated by a Chinese doctor? I wouldn't dare. If you dare, then don't bring them to Taiwan; just go there. Over there, doctors smoke while examining your illness; impressive, truly impressive.

'June 4th' is going to Taiwan, that's great for him. I took him to CPAC this time to meet some conservatives and understand the problems in American politics. To be honest, I've been analyzing military affairs myself recently and have analyzed some things. You're great; I think you're in your junior or senior year? Ah, senior year. I think you're doing military analysis, and now we need many people like you. I mean, I do this related research, and I don't overestimate them as much as you do.

No matter what your status is, as long as the time hasn't come, I understand how they think too well. Hmm, OK, I got it. I know they will also help their families, but basically, I don't dare to go to places that are too close to China, that's it. For now, it's really... you're in your junior year and you're so good; you can think about graduate school, you can study military-related things, it's very much needed now.

There are quite a few programs in the US; I suggest you look at IWP. They also have intelligence-related courses, all in English; you should practice your English a little. I have always suggested that the Taiwan government sign some cooperation agreements with IWP and send Taiwanese people to study at this school. I think they are also cultivating future political leaders and scholars who understand intelligence. That is a school founded by President John Lenczowski.

You can watch Ming Ju-cheng; his political topics are also quite good. Ming Ju-cheng is good, Ming Ju-cheng on political topics, for military it's Wu Ming-chieh, and then Hu Cheng-tung. Professor Ming understands China's internal social problems very well; you can listen to him, he is very good. He is really very good.

Blue and White supporters are talking about the Abrams Tank, the M1? The M1 is great. They just don't understand, and Taiwan needs this kind of thing. Ah.

It is the most suitable for Taiwan, and to be honest, the price is also quite favorable. You can go watch my interview with Hu Cheng-tung; we discussed the Abrams tank issue. You can really go listen to Professor Ming, you really can, he is great. Every time he talks about Chinese issues, I think he is the first person you should listen to; what he learns is super clear about the Communist Party's thinking. He is also an expert in this area and can be considered one of the few scholars in Taiwan who understands the Communist Party quite well.

Speaking seriously in Taiwan, I mainly focused on personnel offensives, and I shared many plans that need to correspond with the current situation of the United States—really a lot of them, which I will analyze for you later. I also strongly suggest you visit the IWP website and look at some of their information. I think their discussion of US-related topics is quite good. Lanchowski has recently written a lot related to Taiwan, which I think can also give you some inspiration.

Well, let's move on to the next topic, which is fake fathers. Fake Thai fathers—Thailand actually has not only fake women, but also fake fathers. Let's take a look, I will play it directly for everyone to listen to.

Thai police recently cracked down on a large-scale forged birth registration case, exposing a criminal syndicate suspected of bribing hospital staff and civil registration officials, as well as recruiting Thai men to act as fake fathers, to assist Chinese families in illegally obtaining Thai citizenship for their children. Authorities pointed out that over 500 Chinese children may have become Thai citizens through fraudulent birth registrations. Currently, 27 suspects have been arrested, and birth registration procedures nationwide have been thoroughly tightened to prevent similar cases from happening again.

According to foreign media reports such as the Bangkok Post, this case was led by Deputy National Police Chief Semran Noama. Police and the Department of Provincial Administration under the Ministry of Interior recently conducted simultaneous searches at 42 locations nationwide and obtained 40 arrest warrants. The targets under investigation include 16 Chinese mothers, 17 Thai men suspected of acting as fathers, and several foreign nationals. So far, the police have identified at least 62 people involved in this criminal network, and 27 have been arrested.

This means Chinese people help register a father for their own child, and that father is a Thai person—just this kind of thing. In this way, they obtain Thai citizenship, and afterwards they can also become civil servants and do ordinary things that Thai people can do.

Police stated that the case originated from an investigation two years ago into a Chinese scam syndicate suspected of laundering over 70 billion baht (approximately 64 billion New Taiwan dollars) through Thailand. While tracing the cash flow, investigators discovered that three children of a Chinese woman held Thai citizenship. Further investigation uncovered the entire forged birth registration sales network.

Police pointed out that the syndicate recruited clients through Chinese-language chat groups, and then arranged for hospital staff, civil registration personnel, and Thai men to cooperate, with the Thai men impersonating biological fathers on birth registration documents, enabling Chinese children to meet the qualifications for Thai citizenship determination.

Yes, and they can also become civil servants in the future. A Chinese couple searched by police lived in a luxury mansion on Rama II Road in Bangkok. After their son was born, he was originally registered as a Chinese national in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, but later re-registered his birth through a private hospital in Bangkok, with a Thai man named Biroge registered as the biological father on the documents. However, DNA test results confirmed that the man had no blood relation to the child at all. Police believe this is a typical case of a criminal syndicate using fake parent-child relationships to obtain Thai citizenship.

Complicit hospitals and civil registration personnel charged a fee to handle fake fathers, taking up to 15,000 baht each time. Police investigations indicated that the criminal syndicate operated with clear division of labor, in which an employee at Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital in Bangkok was suspected of acting as an intermediary, arranging related birth documents for Chinese families.

As for the hired Thai men acting as fathers, they could receive a reward of about 2,000 to 15,000 baht per time, approximately 1,800 to 14,000 New Taiwan dollars. One taxi driver confessed that he had signed documents twice, admitting he was the child's father, and received 2,000 baht each time, but argued that it was just a subsidy for losses from not being able to drive, and claimed he did not know it involved a crime. Another man admitted to signing paternity documents for two Chinese families totaling 4 children, but claimed he mistakenly thought the other party only wanted the children to stay and live in Thailand.

Over 500 Chinese children may have illegally obtained citizenship, and the government is thoroughly tightening birth registration. Police further pointed out that they currently suspect at least 500 foreign children may have obtained Thai citizenship through the same model, and the case even involves 5 private hospitals in Bangkok.

There really are a lot. We will stop listening to this issue here for now. Because the CCP is a regime that is very likely involved in various espionage activities, infiltration, intelligence gathering, and so on, having Chinese citizenship in the world today—although Chinese people are very proud and feel that a Chinese passport can let you go home, help lead you, and rescue you from anywhere—is also an illusion. Chinese tourists stranded in disaster areas are ignored and unrescued by the Chinese government; it is a regime that stands by and watches people die. Therefore, a Chinese passport is the smelliest passport in the world, unwanted by anyone, and in the international community, it is subject to special attention; they are a group that receives special scrutiny.

So they are just using various methods, truly trying to engage in infiltration. How? By acquiring fake identities. Not everyone can go to the United States, Canada, or the European Union, but the legal channels involve buying them—like St. Kitts or St. Lucia, these countries sell passports. It seems they are not sold to Chinese people either; they have restrictions, where citizens of some countries can buy their passports while citizens of other countries cannot. The EU originally had Cyprus and Malta selling EU passports, and Portugal has a golden visa with a golden card, and the United States also has EB-5, but those all require quite massive amounts of capital.

No, they all ask for 20,000 or 60,000 Thai Baht, while the subsidy for Thais is only a little over 10,000 Baht. It's just Baht; the exchange rate between Baht and the New Taiwan Dollar is very close, and Baht seems a bit cheaper. It's just this very cheap way to obtain citizenship in a country other than China.

Let's think about the situation; there are good and bad aspects. What is the best, most harmless scenario? It's for the sake of convenience in life, to avoid being treated as a Chinese national, and to be able to escape China. When you want to run, you don't want to say China is locking down again, so you take a Thai passport and can leave the country safely. Because foreign passports offer better rights and treatment within China than a Chinese passport. This is a good situation; they only obtained this status for their own convenience.

There is also a bad situation. What is the bad situation? It's for infiltration, to be able to become a civil servant in Thailand, to influence Thai politics in the future—that's why they go and obtain this fake Thai status. Recently, many wealthier people have been engaging in surrogacy in the United States or Mexico, places where surrogacy is legal, and using this method to help their children obtain citizenship in another place.

There was a similar case in the Philippines, where a mayor, who knows where they came from, suddenly popped up and pretended to be Filipino. A mayor, and in the end, it was discovered they were Chinese, had no connection to the Philippines, and no one knew where they were born; they were just Chinese. So, we will see many strange people and strange identities popping up recently, participating in those infiltration cases, and this is something to be careful about.

"Fake fathers" means that Thailand is not a wealthy country, so of course, for their working-class men, if you tell them, "Do you want an extra 10,000 Baht? What do you have to do for 10,000 Baht? Just register as the father." "Sure, why not, 10,000 extra Baht." Then the Chinese continue to raise their children, but because the father is Thai, registering as the father means what? It means the child can have a Thai passport, and the Chinese status can also be retained as the mother. The mother cannot register as a Thai mother because the child was born in Thailand, but the father can. The main thing is that the Chinese mother also says, "Yes, that's the father, my husband, I allow it." Talking about complicated sexual relationships, that's just how these things happen.

Because Taiwan has similar problems. Spouses from China first obtain Taiwan status, and then through collaborators in Taiwan like Lo Chih-chiang and Fu Kun-chi, they want to guarantee their freedom to participate in politics without having to renounce their original nationality, which is the nationality of the People's Republic of China; they don't have to renounce it, and this is aimed at those groups of spouses from China.

So you would feel that a baffling person like Li Zhenxiu, a rural worker from Hunan or Henan, could become a representative in Taiwan, drive a Porsche, live a life of luxury, and even become a legislator. How many months did she serve as a legislator? A legislator who is a spouse from China, with no education, no standards—a middle-aged woman from Hunan or Henan, China, who can drive a Porsche in Taiwan, that's satisfying enough, and she can even be a legislator, "Legislator Madam."

I'm speaking very harshly, but dear viewers, do you really want your Taiwan—a democratic, free, safe Taiwan with universal values—to be a Taiwan where rural middle-aged women from China are serving as legislators?

"Wife, come over, I heard you." You said, "Chairman Xi is very detailed," that thing, there's a heatwave, she is a member of the National People's Congress, she is an NPC deputy. That should be about the same level, right? I think Li Zhenxiu is even lower, because let me tell you, NPC deputies are at least graduates of Peking University or Renmin University, all good schools. That "Chairman Xi is very detailed" one is too.

They must be from good schools, have you checked? I haven't checked her, but it must be a good school; I think I should check. At least they are doing business, and with money, you can get an official position or something. The other one was a female worker in Foxconn, yes, a worker, a working-class middle-aged woman. Right, so how did this person suddenly start driving a Porsche and become a legislator in Taiwan? She's not the type who is very good at making money in China, she's not.

Let me check who that "Chairman Xi is very detailed" person is. "Chairman Xi is very detailed," NPC deputy from Hunan Province, China, her name is Du Meishuang. Her name is Du Meishuang. Let's look at her education. Du Meishuang, politician, deputy to the 13th National People's Congress from Hunan, actress. Let's look at her education, actress, actress, traditional opera, Peking Opera actress. She studied acting, acting, she is an actress. "Chairman Xi is very detailed, there is a heatwave," so I will act. She is an actress.

Their education levels are about the same, so maybe everyone is a bit better than Li Zhenxiu in the future. An actress is at least not a worker, at least has some virtues. Does she have virtues? Opera school, better than Li Zhenxiu. We are just comparing; at least she knows some talents and literature. The point is that these people are attempting to represent the Taiwanese people, and then represent the Taiwanese people for the CCP in Taiwan; it's just this kind of character, this kind of standard.

So if we are unfortunately occupied or invaded by the CCP, it will be this kind of character. It's not Fu Kun-chi, it's not Cheng Li-wun, it's Li Zhenxiu. Yes, it's Li Zhenxiu. Yes, that's right, "I am a citizen of the People's Republic of China." Do you know? When asked if she had renounced her People's Republic of China nationality, she said, "I am a citizen of the People's Republic of China." Damn, shameless.

Xiao Wang, and you all need to think, little grasses, I know little grasses actually all love Taiwan quite a bit and are willing to contribute to Taiwan. But you need to think, your Ko Wen-je and your political party brought spouses from mainland China into Taiwan's Legislative Yuan—not the Kuomintang, not the New Party, not the China Unification Promotion Party, but your Taiwan People's Party.

Without the sacrifice of the United Nations forces, South Korea would have ended up completely like South Vietnam. South Korea was mainly protected by the United States. I feel that even without the UN forces, the US still would have intervened, because you have to think, South Vietnam was different; the Korean War was opposed by US public opinion, while the Korean War was supported by US public opinion. US public opinion supported the US military; it is related to public opinion. Actually, basically South Vietnam could also have won, but this was manipulated by the Chinese Communist Party and the Soviet Union.

Actually, if there's a chance, I hope to chat a bit with Legislator Wang Ting-yu and Ms. Liao Xiaojun. You can write to them; they are both very good. Especially since Wang Ting-yu is a legislator, you have to consider that he will be busier; Xiaojun is a media person, you can write directly to Xiaojun, Taiwan Plus. If you have interesting things, they will definitely chat with you. Xiaojun is very good, fantastic.

Because there is the US-South Korea Mutual Defense Treaty. Yes, so I feel that the United Nations is sometimes overhyped and has no reason to exist. I feel that all along, the disadvantages of the United Nations existing have outweighed the advantages; instead, it gives those authoritarian countries a voice to manipulate things. Those countries that do not join alliances or the world's two major camps can use it to influence them even more.

I am quite opposed to the United Nations, so I think they are just in the Manhattan area. I hope that place can be spit out and given back to the American people. I really dislike the United Nations; I feel that the disadvantages of this organization itself outweigh the advantages.

They said the UN had problems in the year 2000? It didn't just have problems in 2000; it had problems in 1945, right from the establishment of this organization it had problems. Look at the obvious Resolution 2758; Resolution 2758 is directly about letting the Chinese Communist Party join, while the Republic of China regime that founded the UN was kicked out. Do you think this organization—I don't think this organization has any morality to speak of.

And look at the Security Council having veto power; this is a huge problem. China and Russia are committing genocide every day, invading other countries every day, and they are still Security Council veto-wielding countries, so nothing can be done about them. Using the UN system, you can't do anything about China, you can't do anything about Russia, and you can't do anything about North Korea. Is the UN's sanctioning of North Korea useful? It's not useful either. China still violates the sanctions and still goes on to feed North Korea.

Recently, historian Wang Qianfan really said that after the organization was established, problems began. Right, the League of Nations is about the same. Right, I think, today Taiwan also said it wants to cancel visa-free treatment for Cambodia, because have you heard this news?

Because that is said to be supporting armed unification. Let's look at Cambodia visa-free, stopping Cambodia visa-free. Lin Chia-lung accused them of harming Taiwan, large-scale fraud, and even supporting armed unification. Yes, yes, yes, that's you.

But I don't want to use Yahoo to read; I want to use CNA to read. No one likes Yahoo; there's too much Yahoo Taiwan. I'll put Central News Agency's website there for everyone to use.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Level Three: Level One is visa-free. July 17, 2026, 19:47, updated July 17, 20:07. Central News Agency reporter Wu Shu-wei reported from Taipei on the 17th: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated today that, based on upholding national dignity and entry-exit security, it has decided starting August 1 of this year to suspend the conditional visa-free and Guan-hong Project and other entry facilitation measures currently applicable to Cambodian nationals. In the future, Cambodian nationals intending to visit Taiwan will all need to apply for appropriate visas at Taiwan's overseas diplomatic missions.

In a press release issued in the evening, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs pointed out that since August 2018, Taiwan has opened up visa facilitation measures for Cambodian nationals such as online travel authorization (TAC) for people from Southeast Asian countries, conditional visa-free entry, and the Guan-hong Project to enter Taiwan, hoping to promote the Cambodian government's and people's understanding of Taiwan by increasing bilateral people-to-people exchanges. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained that because the Cambodian government has long failed to respond to Taiwan's goodwill with equality and reciprocity, and has even repeatedly publicly cooperated with China to issue derogatory statements regarding Taiwan's sovereignty, or even statements implicitly supporting the Chinese side's armed unification, it has damaged Taiwan's national dignity and people's feelings.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs further explained, considering that many recent major transnational fraud cases are also related to Cambodia, and related negative developments have not only aroused high attention and serious concern from all sectors of society and the public in Taiwan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has therefore decided to suspend the application of the above-mentioned visa facilitation measures to Cambodia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that Cambodian citizens intending to visit Taiwan in the future still need to apply for appropriate visas at Taiwan's overseas diplomatic missions. As for when the relevant visa facilitation measures will be resumed, it will be further deliberated and adjusted based on the Cambodian government's policy toward Taiwan. Editor Li Sijia, 1150717.

This news is exactly what I think is good. There is a lot of fraud, they support the forceful unification, they cooperate with the Kuomintang, they cooperate with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), they help the People's Liberation Army (PLA) launder money, and they do things for the PLA. Cambodia, I have always said it is not Cambodia, it is 'Jian-puzhai' (a derogatory pun meaning 'cheap/trash Cambodia'). It should never have had visa-free status, because honestly, the fraud country is Cambodia. And then they want to call Taiwan a 'fraud island'; the real fraud country is Cambodia, it really is Cambodia. This is not a good thing, and it is truly a place where the PLA has a base. The Baisha Group and all those strange fraud parks and fraud syndicates, didn't they all come from Cambodia?

'Jian-puzhai' (trash Cambodia), it has been 'Big Brother-ized' (a pun on Cambodia). It has been 'Big Brother-ized', and I think its Chinese name should be changed to 'Big Brother-ized', because it is truly a garbage country, and it is extremely harmful to the world, with fraud, and helping the PLA stir up trouble. It is just an agent of the CCP in other countries. I think it should never have had visa-free status, it should never have had it; wait until you are normal before giving you visa-free access.

These parks are directly connected to the CCP, that's right, and the PLA too. Behind the Baisha Group is the PLA, the Chinese People's Liberation Army. This is too terrifying. Yes, it is a very terrifying place. And their politicians say 'I support forceful unification', what the hell are you talking about? I even think that all of Taiwan's high-tech products should be banned from being sold to Cambodia. Although they probably don't have the money and wouldn't buy too much from you, you know, at least it shows opposition in principle.

I hate Cambodia the most, but their people are pitiful, the people are pitiful, the politicians are detestable. And that king is also very detestable; it is just an extremely detestable place. 'Big Brother-ized', 'Big Brother-occupied', and it's still a monarchy to this day. Yes, aren't we all supposed to oppose monarchy? It is a real, concrete monarchy, it's rotten, it's truly rotten.

Recently, watching Trump's latest speech, Trump has already said that the CCP is using the media to manipulate major media outlets and government agencies. Yes, yes, and there is evidence; the FBI has evidence that the 2020 election had problems, and the CCP was behind the manipulation. So we have that 'Sleepy Joe', many aspects were caused by the CCP. I think there will only be more evidence in the future. 2020 was a huge loophole manipulated by the CCP.

Because I said before, this 'election was stolen' claim, it can have different analyses. After counting the votes, maybe Biden really was higher than Trump, maybe. But it's not like Trump went to sue in every place; in many places he won, he was victorious in many districts. Because time has passed, it ultimately depends on how the votes are distributed and counted. But the point is, how many of the mail-in ballots are fake? That is also a problem. Because mail-in ballots were used for the first time. And you know, the US election system is inherently very loose, and many IDs aren't even checked. I think the first thing is that there is a lot of 'water' (fraud) in the mail-in ballots, and the second problem is how many people were brainwashed, because the media was bought off, and online media and people like Zuckerberg were all cooperating with the CCP, and in the end, the election was stolen.

Thank you for everything you have done for Taiwan, Heaven destroy the CCP. Thank you, Zhang Yiming, thank you. This is a fact, so the 2020 election had problems. You have to think, who would vote for Biden? Who would vote for Biden? Because the 2024 election was more rigorous, that's why Trump won. Because at that time, plus the pandemic issue. The consensus now is that the pandemic came out of a lab. If it came out of a lab, why didn't the CCP take responsibility for this? Why? Why wasn't legal responsibility pursued? Why? They should be sued until they go to hell, make them pay. Millions of Americans died because of the CCP, my God.

This time Trump also discovered that in just one state, there were over 20,000 illegal citizens. Yes, so his actions to address these loopholes are correct, and he also needs to let the American public know how the US is being manipulated, how American voters are being manipulated. Actually, Trump should have been elected in 2020. If Trump had been elected, of course history cannot be viewed this way, but looking at that year, the withdrawal from Afghanistan would not have been so miserable, and it is very likely that Ukraine would not have been attacked. Because Biden is a symbol of 'Provocative Weakness', he is extremely weak. His withdrawal from Afghanistan made Putin think that it was fine for him to attack Ukraine, so he underestimated Ukraine. Putin underestimated Ukraine.

Now it looks like Russia might be changing soon, but if Trump had been the US president at that time, maybe the war could have been avoided, the war could have been avoided. So this has always been my thought. Zelensky has said similar things, if Trump had been president back then, the war might have been avoidable, because the Republican Party has always been very supportive of arming Ukraine, very supportive.

Then someone said Trump is pro-Russia, which has been proven false many times. Besides, when it comes to the toughest stance on Putin, it's always Trump who imposes the harshest sanctions. What about secondary sanctions, like the sanctions from Lindsey Graham that were recently supposed to pass? They were all supported by Trump, they were all Trump's policies. So I think we shouldn't doubt the Republican Party. With the Democratic Party, you have to look at the individuals. My consistent thought has been that with the Democratic Party, you have to look at the individuals. There are people in the Democratic Party who support Taiwan, but there are also people in the Democratic Party who have been infiltrated. Every time there is a Chinese spy case, it's never the Republicans. I have many friends in the Democratic Party, and many friends in the Republican Party. The Republicans need to beware of their isolationist faction, the isolationists; while the Democrats need to beware of the pro-China faction, those socialists. That's pretty much it.

People reporting vote-buying money to the police, and it wasn't fake, someone actually did it. Yeah, yeah.

If anyone is interested in conservatism, conservatism in Taiwan, and American conservatism, evangelical conservatism, you can visit the website of the Taiwan Formosa Association (Fohaw). The website is fratwn.org. There are a lot of fun things on it. It's actually an organization for conservative values that will tell you what conservative values are. Conservative values are not just about sticking to the old ways. It also lets you take a test to see if you are left-wing or right-wing, and to understand how you relate to the left and right in America.

I want to give special support to this segment called "Ten Minutes of the World". Every day since 2020, this segment has been telling you about big and small events happening all over the world. Let's look at today, July 19. It talks about relevant issues regarding China buying out a British steel company, and then Britain taking it back into state ownership; and the issue in Papua New Guinea, where they are going to close the Taiwan representative office. These are major things.

It allows you to view things by region: what the Indo-Pacific is like, what Europe and Russia are like, what news there is in Germany, Russia, Hungary, and Norway; and then the United States—of course America is the most important—along with the Americas, Canada, Mexico, and things happening in Asia and Africa. It organizes the news happening all over the world for you, and it organizes it very well.

If you don't have time to watch, or your eyes are too tired and fatigued, I strongly suggest you go to YouTube and search for "Ten Minutes of the World". There is a channel there where you can listen to the news with audio, so you can grasp the ins and outs of the world in a single day.

I am center-right and anti-left. I am right-wing, Christian conservative, Catholic conservative—Catholics are Christians too, anyway. I am a Christian conservative. I used to lean more libertarian, and now I'm moving toward conservatism. I think the leftward tilt of this world is too outrageous, too exaggerated. I am basically a small-government advocate, in favor of low taxes, and I support open carry for firearms. I must be one of the few people in Taiwan who has consistently promoted the right to bear arms, which is about being able to protect oneself.

I am a Christian conservative, I support the Fohaw Association. I am a neo-liberal conservative. What kind of faction is a neo-liberal conservative? Is it libertarian? Is it Libertarian? Or... Because "neo-liberal conservative," this is the first time I've heard this combination. Many of these things are opposites.

If you feel that we should be more open on issues like fairness disputes and the rights of minority groups, but at the same time you think taxes should be low, gun ownership should be open, and national defense should be strong, then that is called being a libertarian, it's called being a Libertarian—meaning small government, with the government not intervening. National defense still has a big question mark placed on it, though. Conservatives—conservatism means being conservative on social issues, supporting the family and things like that, plus small government. I think low taxes and low intervention are the best; that is truly conservative, a very conservative concept.

Center-left people end up staying right where they are while everyone else shifts right. But to be honest, I've never done that. I have always maintained an open attitude on social issues, meaning whatever you want to do, whoever you want to marry, the government shouldn't interfere in that. But I have always been opposed to welfare; there shouldn't be any welfare. Whatever you can earn belongs to you, taxes should be low, and national defense should be strong. So I went from being a libertarian to being a conservative.

Because I feel that on social issues, families are facing huge challenges right now. We need to defend traditional values, traditional concepts, and gun ownership also needs to be open—that is, protecting traditional values and religion. Because I used to feel, you know what? The older I get, the more pious I become. Although I still wouldn't dare say I'm a very devout Christian, the role my faith plays has actually deepened as I've gotten older. Some people are the opposite: the older they get, the more disappointed they become with faith and religion; I am the reverse. I didn't think it was that important before, but now I feel that you need God in your life—do normal ordinary people understand? Like that.

But the left wing, I want to tell you: wanting welfare, wanting public housing, wanting the government to restrict this and the government to restrict that—I oppose all of those stances. I agree with small government, yes. We need to support the right to bear arms. Taiwan needs to have gun ownership; it's a normal, free balance, except it has been infiltrated and changed, and while the left goes further and further left, the right simply stands still.

In terms of public policy, there are very few purely conservative or purely socialist policies in existence today; most are a mix or a modification of viewpoints. I think the U.S. Republican Party is quite conservative on economic policy, with their tax cuts. And I find it interesting that the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in Taiwan also uses a lot of conservative elements in their economic policy, such as tax cuts. I strongly support the Lai administration's tax cuts; I think they are fantastic, and every time I hear about them, I praise them.

They also place great importance on faith. Didn't the early DPP party flag have a cross on it? That's because there was a Christian element behind it. Later, they moved further to the left, focusing more on fairness and justice, minority groups, ruling groups, and so on. But I think they need to walk back a little, to return to Christianity and traditional values. Because faith is something everyone desperately needs; whether you believe in Mazu or Jesus, faith is a crucial thing, and the family needs to be supported.

I think regarding those gender issues, we should not interfere; who marries whom, who lives with whom, we should not interfere. But you know what? I also oppose hanging rainbow flags everywhere and deliberately highlighting this stuff. I don't think it's necessary. It's a concept of human rights, it's about relationships between people, it's about personal decisions, and that's all fine, no problem. But don't be too "in your face," because the majority of people still hold traditional values.

Europe has gone a bit brain-dead, really a bit brain-dead, and I oppose this approach. On the contrary, I think the most respectful way to treat minority groups is not to highlight them specifically. Because they have always been... if you look at the history of movements related to minority groups, if you look at what they advocated for in the early days, it was just "just as you," to be the same as everyone else. You want to be treated and seen as the same as others, which means not being specially highlighted. Whether you are gay or straight doesn't matter; now we should look at what kind of person you are, what you have to offer, who you are with, and how you live your life—that is your choice, and it should be respected; everyone is the same.

They don't put skin color or sexual orientation at the forefront. I think the most disgusting thing the left does is to put these things, which shouldn't be the most important aspects of human interaction, at the very front, and then label people heavily. They say they oppose labeling, but they are the ones who love labeling the most, you know? You are a person first; that is the point. Whatever you are, we see your political views and your preferences through communication. I'm not interested in your sexual orientation, and I don't think it's important; I think most people feel the same way. A society of mutual respect is a normal society; that is what conservatives advocate.

Charlie Kirk would tell you the same; when he was still alive, he talked a lot about this. Why highlight sexual orientation? I am against highlighting sexual orientation because I think what happens in your bedroom should stay in your bedroom; it shouldn't be the core of public discourse. I don't know what everyone else thinks, but that is my view. Respect and understanding are important; don't label people.

They are just creating new forms of discrimination, yes. That is why I refuse to watch that "Odyssey," that "Tandy-sey." The "Odyssey" turned into "Tandy-sey," because I think it's too "in your face," and honestly, it's a form of discrimination. The film itself is discriminatory against Greeks. Is Homer Greek? Is that work a novel? It's a poem. The story itself takes place in Greece, and Troy is a city in Greece. And here you are telling a Greek story, and you insist on making Helen Black, and doing all that transgender stuff, like a Greek warrior changing gender—my God, why?

And I think there are many great stories from Africa, and their culture is very rich. Instead, you act as if their culture doesn't exist, and in Greek legends or Western fairy tales, you force in multi-racial casting and this kind of diversity stuff; I don't think it's necessary. I am looking forward to it; I think "Black Panther" is a great movie because it was made using African culture as its element. You can go look; Nigeria has so many stories, so many ethnic groups, and such a rich culture. Instead, you keep putting Black people into Western legends, Western culture, and Western historical stories; it is disrespectful to Black people and disrespectful to Africans, as if you are treating their culture as non-existent, and it is a very lazy act.

Yes, Helen is Black, Helen of Troy is Black, in "Tandy-sey." Again, about "Tandy-sey," the "Odyssey" turned into "Tandy-sey," featuring a Kenyan actress. You know? And there isn't a single Greek person in that movie. Why film a Greek legend without using Greek people? And honestly, why do you have to film a Greek legend and force diversity into it? Why not just write your own story, write something new, isn't that better?

Then you say you don't support these things, and that you discriminate. Whom did I discriminate against? It is you who discriminate against Greeks, it is you who discriminate against Greeks. Ubisoft has been heavily criticized. That Yasuke, I think that is also quite... However, the story of that female character is pretty good. I think there was no need for them to put that Black person in there. If they were just making that new Assassin's game, keeping the story of that girl would have been enough. What's her name? Naoe, right, Naoe. If they kept her story, and then turned that Yasuke into a supporting character, maybe he could have been his guard or bodyguard when he met Nobunaga.

Turning him into the male protagonist, I think it's very vulgar, and very disrespectful to history. Instead, it just highlights certain ethnic groups. I hope our world can become a truly colourblind society, a society that doesn't see color, where we just respect each other's cultures.

For example, I am often targeted by those Little Pinks, and they say things like you are a colonizer. Who did Poland colonize? Poland has always been colonized by others. When you see white people, you just assume they are all colonizers. This is also a very disrespectful statement toward Poland. Moreover, Polish people are not even white; in the past, they were never considered white, just like the Irish. Who did the Irish colonize? Did they colonize the potato? Polish people also just colonized their own potatoes, and then were colonized by the Russians, Germans, and Austrians, weren't they? I am a colony that colonized potatoes.

Indian stories are plentiful and great to watch, yes, that Rama, that Ramayana is great. Isn't that it? Who was it, Sun Wukong, that super Indian Hanuman, and there is also Hanuman, they also have that monkey god, the Indian monkey god. It seems there are formal historical records showing that when Journey to the West was written, it referenced Indian mythology. I think India has many themes and things that are great to watch, and Indian movies are also quite good; Indian films are nice.

But I am thinking, Hollywood, if you really want to highlight the culture of other people and other ethnic groups, you can use their culture as a background and a theme. You can make a movie about Taiwan's indigenous people, so please use the background of Taiwan's indigenous people. Otherwise, it will feel very deliberate, very crude, very lazy, and not good-looking—it just isn't good-looking.

Little Pinks are particularly discriminatory against Poland, and they also hate Jewish people. They are the most typical Nazis. First, they hate Jewish people; second, they hate Polish people. They are typical Nazis. Little Pinks, this is all part of infiltration operations. They use democracy to bomb information, yes, indeed.

India is just anti... Nobody talks to you about street king, nobody talks to you about crime, they talk about culture. Indian culture also has a history of more than 5,000 years, making it a very rich country. What they hate is called being woke; well, that's normal. Hating normal people so much, Little Pinks are about everything... actually, they have a glass heart about everything, they all have glass hearts.