Blue and White Take to Ketagalan Boulevard: "After the Great Recall Failed, Your Lives Haven't Improved!" That's Exactly Why Everyone Hopes the Great Recall Succeeds!
The program comments on the recent rally held by the Blue-White camp on Ketagalan Boulevard, where they claimed that life has not improved following the failure of the recall efforts. It analyzes the political maneuvering behind their demands, the responsibility of local governments in food safety oversight, the impact of the CCP's cognitive warfare and disinformation on democratic society, and explores the response and communication strategies of the Taiwan-leaning camp.
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In this live broadcast, I hope everyone is doing well, staying healthy, and happy every day. Today, I want to talk about the recent event where the Blue-White camp took to Ketagalan Boulevard, so let's discuss it. They keep playing these boring puns, you know? They say they are against "poisonous Taiwan independence"—using the character for "poison" as in illegal drugs. It's that kind of rally. So, let's discuss this. Also, if anyone has any questions or wants to chat about international news, feel free to discuss them with me. I'll be live for about an hour. By the way, as you might have noticed, I'm not at home; I'm on a business trip, so I'm not sure if the internet connection is stable. I've already set up the ad settings, okay. Let me check everyone's comments. Can you see me? Let me first confirm if there is sound and video. Is there sound? Is there video?
The hotel here... the internet at this hotel is not very stable. Europe, you know? Europe is legendary for its terrible internet; it's bound to be awful. It really can't compare to Taiwan. Internet in Taiwan is fast everywhere. In the US, it's hit or miss; some places are good, but some are quite bad, so it varies. But in Europe... well, it's consistently terrible, hahaha. The internet in Europe is consistently terrible. Okay, someone wrote that there is sound. Good. Let me pop out the chat window. Alright, let me turn the volume down to the lowest setting. Okay, there is sound and video. Great, great, great. That's excellent. Okay.
First of all, it's great to hear from people in Taiwan. Thank you very much, Yu Zhenghong. Thank you, stay safe, stay safe. Okay, regarding the Blue-White rally on Ketagalan Boulevard, the rally itself was quite bizarre. We should first talk about why they went to Ketagalan Boulevard; they were protesting the issue with the contaminated oil, the so-called "anti-poison oil" rally. But basically, if we look at the contaminated oil case, it's a typical Blue-White issue. When they are in power, they blame local governments for problems. When they are in the opposition, they shift the blame to the central government, claiming it's the central government's fault. It happens every time. This time, the first person who should be held responsible is Lu Hsiu-yen, because the incident happened under her jurisdiction. Annyeonghaseyo, annyeonghaseyo.
And the second point is, once they finish speaking, they are the ones, uh, they are the number one accomplices. Still the number one accomplices. Regarding the Blue-White issue, when they are in power, they blame all problems on local governments. When they are in the opposition, they tell you that all problems are the fault of the ruling party. Although, this time the ones most at fault are Chiang Wan-an and, uh, Lu Shiow-yen. Chiang Wan-an even went up on stage, and he insisted on speaking Taiwanese, which sounded so unnatural, so awkward. And oh, I really couldn't stand it, and wow, the Northeast accent, it just sounded very, you know? It's very obvious that this person doesn't usually use Taiwanese. And I think their whole event... uh, that shameless Fu Kun-chi claimed there were one million people on the streets. I saw that, actually, because there are image comparisons, you can see in the news that there were probably 50,000 people. 50,000 is not a small number, 50,000 is not a small number, but how can you spread such, such rumors? Those who are less of a liar than Fu Kun-chi...
But they are still liars. And then I said 200,000, you know? It's like, the Kuomintang looks at who is the biggest liar, who is less of a liar, who is honest—there probably isn't anyone honest. The ones who are less of a liar will tell you it's 200,000, and the biggest liars will just tell you it's one million. And of course, by the time Cheng Li-wun got on stage, it was already quite late, and their tour buses were about to leave. So it's the same thing, because not many people actually care about that issue, so they specifically had to use tour buses to bring people to the event venue. You do that so the visuals look better, but in reality, in reality, it's not. Look, there are issues, and professional doctors will tell you that these things can, uh, naturally, if you smoke, the impact is even greater. If you eat grilled meat, or are exposed to cooking fumes or, uh, burnt fats, you might absorb more of those substances, and your risk is even greater.
It's not big; basically, the body can metabolize it. And Taiwan's standards are quite strict. I think this time, uh, the Taiwan government also handled it very proactively. I don't know why the Blue-White camp, because they are facing an election, because food safety issues, uh, happen periodically. And it's about, uh, inspection standards, right? Sometimes things are missed, sometimes things end up on the market, it just depends on your attitude in handling it. And look at Chiang Wan-an and Lu Shiow-yen, they only know how to grandstand. Only know how to grandstand. Uh, did life get better after the big recall? Following that logic, did life get better after electing a president with ties to black gold? So why elect black gold? Uh, well, let me tell everyone, uh, we are going to talk about the people they invited to the streets. And of course, these, uh, sidekicks, the Blue-White sidekicks, uh, the sidekick internet army and, uh, those who are very close to the CCP, like everyone knows, Huang Tu-tiao, and what's-his-name, Chuan San-hsiang, they are all those, those people. And when they get on stage, they don't even know how to speak. They speak so, so, so awkwardly, and the things they say are thoughtless. And they even invited people like Su Wei-shuo, and Hou Han-ting, that is, the CCP collaborators and communist spies, they all went on stage to say they are suddenly worried about the health of the Taiwanese people? And was this big recall failure something Tsai Ing-wen said? Then just go to the streets, he said, oh.
After the massive failure of the massive recall, has everyone's life gotten better? No, exactly. If it had been a massive success for the massive recall, then everyone's life would definitely have gotten better, because those people who sell out Taiwan were going to get Chinese people to, uh, make them give up, and those who can participate in politics in Taiwan would decrease. It would decrease, the people selling out Taiwan would decrease, and the issues involved might not become as severe, because there wouldn't be the Kuomintang. OK, because there wouldn't be the Kuomintang. And then I actually really—they, uh, that stuff lasting several hours, I just listened to it as background music, you know. Sometimes you really feel you can't listen to it anymore, because what they talk about are all fallacies, and there's nothing—is there any legal basis? It's just talking for the sake of talking, scolding for the sake of scolding, and what they scold has nothing—what they scold gets stuck like loess strips and hair moss, I mean their eloquence is just so bad. And because Taiwan's political rallies, I think this thing is very special, foreign countries don't have it. You see, before elections in the United States, various activities have people taking to the streets, uh, and during the street rallies when someone goes on stage to speak, um, while speaking no one stands by playing the piano, or plays some background music, and then during tense moments plays drumbeats like pa-pa-pa-pa-pa. But sometimes when it's done well, it creates a kind of show effect. This time it was done completely poorly. First, there was no sense of rhythm; second, what they talked about was very—let's not even talk about the content, because the content itself is already quite problematic. But it didn't even have that feeling that makes people feel moved when speaking, and furthermore, the slogans were so wrong. For example, Su Weishuo over there, oh, how should that problematic thing be dealt with? And then he said to overthrow it. And then the person interrupting on the side said, vote the Democratic Progressive Party out because there's a problem, so no matter what problem you encounter, you have to vote the Democratic Progressive Party out. Do you just hate the Democratic Progressive Party? It's just that those people only hate the Democratic Progressive Party, so they don't care about the health of the Taiwanese people, they don't care if there's a problem with the food, they don't care how professionals view this issue; their minds are just filled with voting the Democratic Progressive Party out, voting the Democratic Progressive Party out, and voting the Chinese Communist Party in. What they want to do is vote the Democratic Progressive Party out and vote the Chinese Communist Party in, uh, letting the Chinese Communist Party rule in Taiwan, or the representatives of the Chinese Communist Party being the Chinese Nationalist Party.
Let's look at the comments; they use past broadcast statements from Democratic Progressive Party officials, uh, criticizing the government to slap the Democratic Progressive Party in the face. The information gap is really huge. Bajiong said yesterday that when he goes to Europe and America, he only flies east from Taiwan, never west, to avoid making an emergency landing in China, truly. General Ba, General Ba, during this time it seems he hasn't even been to Europe, um, well, that would mean flying around the entire Earth. If you keep flying east, you have to fly around the entire Earth, but General Ba is in danger because he's been, been, uh, wanted by the Chinese Communist Party, so it's hard work. If he wants to go to Europe, he probably has to fly to the US first, then run some itinerary in the US, right, meet some people, uh, do some events, and then fly, fly to Europe, um, it's a bit harder. Because generally speaking, the closest route to Europe is flying, uh, flying west. But now you also have to look at the airlines; different airlines have different routes, uh. Now they all fly around many places, flying around Russia, and it seems they don't fly over China, Chinese airspace, they might fly to India, and then like this from south of Hainan Island, and then head north, it's like that. Some fly like that. Yeah, it's also hard work, the routes all have to be confirmed.
Elf Chaser 78, uh, in recent years Taiwan's economic growth has exploded, many industries are facing labor shortages, and if your own life hasn't improved, you should examine yourself. Wanting only to rely on others to make yourself better will ultimately lead to nothing. Right, if you look at Taiwan's, um, hardware performance, that is, uh, actual economic growth, employment rate, um, and then the average and median salaries of Taiwanese people have all grown. They've all grown, and moreover, I suppose most people's lives are better than before, right? I think if we add up President Tsai's these two years, uh, together with President Tsai's past eight years, actually everyone's life has become better in terms of hardware conditions. Um, the average Taiwanese person has become richer, work is more stable, life is more secure, rather than poorer. What, what does it mean to say that life has not, not, not become better, has anyone's life become worse? Well, if you were earning, say, NT$40,000 under Ma Ying-jeou's era, and once Tsai Ing-wen came up you earned NT$30,000, does, does this, how many people are actually like that? I saw that instead, during Ma Ying-jeou's era, everyone was earning that 22K, working in that overtime hell kind of situation. As soon as Tsai came to power, salaries started to rise, the economy also became better, and life became even more secure. And now President Lai is also cutting taxes, meaning that for young people, young families, if your monthly salary is basically below, uh, if your personal salary is below NT$50,000, basically you have to pay very little tax, almost none at all, meaning the tax burden is very low. Moreover, Taiwan's medical, uh, resources have also become more abundant. Just look at what they, what they are scolding—they are scolding things in a totally messy way. Do you know? They criticize Taiwan's oil for a certain reason, because they want to smuggle Chinese oil in. Last time, didn't they want to buy some imported eggs? They were like, oh, doesn't China have eggs? Why don't you buy China's? Look, China is known by everyone as the kingdom of gutter oil, so you don't want Taiwan's oil, you want Chinese gutter oil. Right, right, right, right, seriously, if the Democratic Progressive Party is unseated, Taiwan's oil will turn into that imported Chinese gutter oil, uh, they just mess things up like that.
OK, uh, because you have to think about this question yourself, every time the Blue and White camps propose any issue, what answer do they offer? What is their answer to solving problems? Those two words: China! They have Chinese eggs, Chinese toilet paper, Chinese, uh, masks, Chinese vaccines, China. All of their problems—they have no intention of deepening ties with the world, reaching a consensus, or having effective exchanges. Whenever they encounter a problem, they just say they want China. Well, if you love it so much, if you want to go, go! Taiwanese people are not stopping you! Let's not fool ourselves, Fu Kun-chi is just a fraud! What, one million people going to the streets, does he have one million people? Um, completely didn't mention Taichung, no, wait. It's about Lu Shiow-yen's issue, Mother Lu's issue. Mother Lu's issue is very big. Previously Ma Ying-jeou even said those five words: unseat the Kuomintang. I remember there was also Hau Lung-bin, back then that was the Taipei mayoral election, and it was Ko Wen-je and, uh, Ting Shou-chung, and then Hau Lung-bin said unseat Ting Shou-chung, unseat Ting Shou-chung, he even said unseat Ting Shou-chung three times. Oh, Ting Shou-chung didn't, uh, but he was just running for office, right, right, there is this issue.
Now seriously, your life before versus your life now—if your life has become worse than before, then you might be unemployed. And unemployment isn't necessarily the government's problem; the highest probability is that your company had a problem, or you personally had a problem, which led to the loss of your job. Otherwise, whether you are doing business or working in a company, basically your life has become better, perhaps not to the extent you wanted it to improve, meaning it couldn't reach your standards. But everyone's standards are different, right? I, I hope my life tomorrow can, uh, I can have a mansion in Malibu, right, in that, um, is that possible? Probably not possible, right? I need to have a mansion in Malibu tomorrow, otherwise my life hasn't improved. Well then, the Blue and White camps shouldn't act like giant babies. Fu Kun-chi suing netizens, disaster relief is terrible, he, um, is someone I think is the worst politician in all of Taiwan. He is a Huafu—Hua-face Xi Jinping, he even looks a lot like Xi Jinping, even his hairstyle is like Xi Jinping's. When I see Fu Kun-chi, the first thing I think of is Xi Jinping, a Xi Jinping who speaks Taiwanese.
Because China's production capacity is severely oversupplied, the Blue and White want to help China clear its inventory to show their loyalty. Furthermore, they can make a profit from the import trade they handle. I think the second point, making a profit, accounts for a relatively larger proportion, because they want to help China clear its inventory. Right, Taiwan connecting to a 30 million market might have a promotional value for China that is greater than the actual consumption value it can generate in Taiwan. But for the Blue and White, the primary thing is also their profit issue, the profit issue.
The second point is that he wants to show he is the center, because many of them are supported by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and many of them have the CCP behind them. Plus, the United Front is their mission. People who study at Jinan University in Guangzhou definitely have a mission; how could they not? It is a very famous school for training spies. You can look up who has graduated from Jinan University, and then write that letter—that is one of them, just one of them.
Kaohsiung has had 18 inspections in five years, Tainan 19 in five years, Taichung one in eight years, and Taipei zero in four years. According to Article 41 of the Food Safety Act, the first line of food safety should be handled by—I am very grateful to Lin Lanzhi—local governments. Inspection and sampling are the responsibility of local governments. Zhonglian, Fushou, and Fumao are in Taichung, Taishan is in Changhua, and Nanqiao is in Taipei; local government inspections are ineffective.
They even attack the central government, and they are thick-skinned enough. That is right. If you are not thick-skinned enough, you cannot join the Kuomintang (KMT), you know? When you join the KMT, do you not have to fill out a form? You have to fill in your 'thickness of skin.' If your skin thickness does not reach two centimeters, they will not let you in. Last time, that hip-hop singer and those others, did they not try to sign up for the KMT? That is because their skin was not thick enough, so they could not get in.
Yes, if the KMT were in power, the media would not report it because it would meet Chinese standards. There is another problem; because there are a few people on a hunger strike, I think, why do they have to do this? I really do not understand this. Do they have to go on a hunger strike just to whitewash those who are fellow travelers with the CCP? Are those people not on a hunger strike? There was a KMT person who went on stage and said, 'Oh, they do not want gasoline, they want to add water.'
'Add water,' and then I said 'add water,' and they all said 'add water' together, and adding water is really unlucky, really unfortunate. And those blue supporters who went to Ketagalan Boulevard, they are all very unlucky. Add water, add a cup of water for you, add another cup of water for you. Welcome, welcome to our live stream today, supporting Kaohsiung from Taiwan. Is your 'Kaohsiung' (Gao Shi) referring to Sanae Takaichi, or is your 'Kaohsiung' the city of Kaohsiung? Both should be supported, both are very good; I quite like Kaohsiung.
Taiwan has problems, but we still oppose the CCP; we must oppose the CCP. Why does he say Taiwan has problems? People who say Taiwan has problems are the ones who do not oppose the CCP. Generally speaking, those who oppose the CCP have fewer problems. I know Taiwan has a bunch of problems, OK, but we still oppose the CCP's meddling in Taiwan, that is right. Which country does not have problems? Let me ask you, does the United States not have problems? The US has problems.
Does Poland not have problems? A whole bunch of problems! Does Germany not have problems? Germany has many problems, but no matter how many problems Germany has, and no matter how backward Germany might be, it is not as backward as China. Of course, the best in Europe is Poland. Lai Lai 6522 hates Ben Shapiro. Why do you hate Ben Shapiro? And why are you saying you hate Ben Shapiro on the 'Hard News' channel? I like Ben Shapiro; Ben Shapiro is not bad. He has some analyses that are quite good, and I think he basically has not 'crashed' in terms of values. He is OK, he supports Ukraine, he supports Taiwan, he is anti-communist, he is anti-CCP.
There is one thing I do not agree with Ben Shapiro on: Ben Shapiro likes *The Odyssey*. I really think *The Odyssey* is terrible; I refuse to watch it. I have to memorize *The Odyssey*, but Ben Shapiro likes it. I am using Ben Shapiro's own words to respond to him. Ben Shapiro once said, 'Do not give your money to people who hate you.'
That is talking about these 'base' factions, who want to destroy Western culture, to humiliate you, to lecture you, to make you feel like you are terrible, and then sneak in their own style, like the atheism and communism parts. So, the point is, do not give your money to people who hate you. I look at *The Odyssey* the same way; I will not give my money to people who hate me. Yes, but you hate Ben Shapiro, and I do not know the reason. And why do you spend your time on 'Island News Hard News'? You ask 'Hard News,' ask the questions of 'Hard News,' do not tell me. Look, I spend time telling you about Ben Shapiro because you have the 'Island' part. But why do you hate Ben Shapiro?
Ben Shapiro is a very good conservative, a Jewish person. Of course, you do not have to agree with all his statements; I do not agree with everything he says either. But in analyzing international current events or talking about US domestic politics, I think he is OK, he is not bad, he is not worth being 'very hated,' and he is someone who is very pro-Taiwan and supports Taiwan.
I said, those green big-ass PLA trucks were originally green-skinned trains and green-skinned military trucks given by the US government to the Soviet Union for the Communists, otherwise could the Communists have produced them? What about the carriages of this train? Can't the Communists produce those carriages themselves? They probably could, right? Even Africa should be able to produce them by now, right? This is not something of very high difficulty. Turns out the weapons of the Communist PLA were all provided by the US government. What are you writing? What are you writing? Posting a table? Makes no sense, what are you talking about? What green-skinned military trucks? What are they for?
I'm just talking about Ben Shapiro, does everyone know who Ben Shapiro is? Ben Shapiro is the boss of The Daily Wire.
An independent conservative platform in the US, and he is a Jewish guy, and he often analyzes international affairs. Almost every day there is The Ben Shapiro Show, mainly talking about some critical issues. Now the Blue and White camps keep saying, oh, they have 200,000, 1 million, 50,000—let's be generous with them, and Four-Cat has sorted out the relevant data, which is about 50,000, and 50,000 is also a lot.
I want to talk to you about another matter. Rather than caring about what the Blue and White say—that they have 1 million or 50,000, etc.—you have to think that this kind of misinformation, this kind of fake news propaganda, this kind of hate propaganda, through the Blue and White's wingmen and so on, still guides a portion of people. You know what? Not every Taiwanese person has immunity against the hatred and misinformation propaganda from the Blue and White; they don't.
They do not have immunity, so many people get led by the nose. Even though some of them might have taken tour buses with lead cars, maybe it's just a one-day trip to Taipei, and after it ends they can go shopping or whatever, who knows. But there are still lunch boxes to eat, right? But you have to think, there are still some people who went on their own, people who still went to participate in this activity by themselves. So in this case, how should the Taiwan government face this kind of misinformation and the Blue-branded hate propaganda?
How should the Taiwan government handle it? Mainly, the problem of fake news is quite big because they have freedom of speech, it's a country with freedom of speech, so I think in terms of clarification, in terms of information dissemination, this is where the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) needs to step up. Every time you see the Blue and White acting arrogant over there, it's—including the election results of the 2024 elections last time.
Most of the time, the Taiwan pro-independence camp loses in propaganda, the pro-independence camp loses in propaganda. Even if you have the real substance, even if your policies are wonderful, even if your battle array is wonderfully fought, you lose simply because of propaganda, because the Blue and White are very good at deceiving, and there are still people willing to be deceived by them.
There are still people willing to be deceived by them, and as time goes on, because they have been in power for a long time, the probability of being challenged is also higher. So right now I think the priority for the DPP should be information communication—delivering correct information to our friends in Taiwan so they won't be fooled. Hey, the Blue and White logic is terrible, the Blue and White mayors fail to check things themselves and even blame the central government.
Indeed, if the recall fails, life will be even worse because the Blue and White are still around. That's right, if the massive recall is a huge success, everyone's life, I think, will only get better. Maybe some of those problems won't even happen, you know? Maybe they wouldn't happen. Or if they do happen, the central government handles it, and the Blue and White won't use this stuff to make an even bigger political show, because they are nervous about elections. As Professor Weng Da-li put it, they have no moves left, they have no moves left, they can only deceive, using such low-class methods to trick voters. The Blue and White never stop deceiving.
Local governments do not follow the Local Government Act, brainwashing people all day, thinking local governments are directly appointed? Yeah, you have to think about this problem. They, I think, really miss the old authoritarian period when everything was up to the central government, everything had to be done by the central government. Taiwan actually has quite a high degree of local autonomy.
So when they are in the opposition, they blame the central government for everything! When they are in power, they blame the locality for everything! This is a very perfect approach, you know? That way, no matter how many mistakes are made, it is never the Kuomintang's fault, never the Taiwan People's Party's fault, it is always the DPP's fault. That's how it is, the Blue and White want to go back to being dictators, yes, exactly, they want to go back to holding their dictatorial power. That's how the Blue and White operate, absolutely.
The Blue and White love watching Douyin, TikTok, and Xiaohongshu, and their logic gets worse. Yes, gradually we often see this because FB and IG repost them. Actually, short videos themselves have huge problems. I often make short video content myself because I have to compete with them, because I also need to do information communication, because I also need to clarify and speak out. But this stuff itself is very evil, because first of all, those short-form audio-visual items...
How does the platform's algorithm behind the scenes actually operate? How things are delivered to your feed is a huge question, right? You don't know, it's opaque, and they don't let you know. Of course, because most of those platforms are Chinese platforms—like Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Xigua, and Kuaishou—they will definitely show you things that benefit the Party. So without realizing it, you end up absorbing a massive amount of propaganda from China and the Chinese Communist Party, right?
Platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram also get tainted by these things. Because of this, everyone, if you have the opportunity, you can listen to my speech, which talks about the cognitive warfare specially tailored for Taiwan. Let me give you a spoiler: one of the issues is that the Chinese Communist Party will also use AI.
Training AI with fake news to train AI, along with the content they train on—and because the volume they produce is huge, for example, they keep feeding fake news to AI, then build fake websites, claiming they are fake news sites. And since AI also searches, the search results it gets might just be fake news, the information coming from the Chinese Communist Party, so the things it generates end up being problematic as well. Similarly, algorithms can also be trained, algorithms can also be brainwashed, so even on platforms in democratic countries, if they keep making these fake videos and use bot accounts to manipulate them,
just liking, liking, liking, and sharing, sharing, sharing. After doing these things, what does it turn into? It means that even the algorithms of democratic countries will start pushing propaganda from dictatorial countries. You must pay close attention to this, you must pay very close attention. Mrs. Stan, come, come, come, come, live chat, unite, unite, unite, unite, welcome to watch our weekly live broadcast program. Right now, the pan-blue and pan-green... wait, the blue-white coalition forces are using internet armies to manipulate traffic, turning wrongs into rights. Mhm, this is also a propaganda tactic.
Actually, the logic behind the logic—from the Nazis in Germany to the Soviet Union—has never really changed. It's all about the volume of information, and you have to master this information and keep flooding people with related content. So it's just like a lie told a thousand times eventually feels like the truth to others. Similarly, the tools have changed now.
And they let you encounter a massive amount of lies; you encounter a massive amount of lies, and after a long time, you wake up. But if you don't wake up, there's something called the sleeper effect. Now, simply put, regarding the sleeper effect, you'll feel that a certain political figure has a problem, even though you can't quite say where the problem lies. There is an issue with someone in our family who said, "You know Shen Po-yang, the current Taipei mayoral candidate? He said, don't you think Shen Po-yang, Shen Po-yang is very extreme?" I said, how is that possible?
Shen Po-yang is a very gentle person, a professor who has always done research related to Chinese Communist propaganda, and his work is quite well-known in that professional field, having achieved a certain degree of fame, okay? Then where is he too extreme? I don't know either.
But do you know how people come to think Shen Po-yang is extreme? Because as long as you read a massive amount of blue-white messages, they smear him about muscles, Nazis, and things like the Forward Academy or some sort of defense army. When you listen to it for a long time, even if you don't know the specifics, over time you'll feel he has a problem, because the information you receive saying he has a problem is already vast, and the volume of information is also huge. Mhm, you must be careful, you must be careful, watch less of that blue-white news, and avoid using Chinese software. And even when using democratic software, you have to be careful about information coming from China. Right.
Actually, there is a problem I've never figured out: why do they think that what comes from across the strait is good for the blue-white camp? Because there are benefits right now; right now they are holding the benefits of the blue-white camp, meaning—no, the benefits of the Chinese Communist Party. This is very simple; they are already taking those benefits from exchanges, and they can also receive some training and education in China, and do business. They are already taking their benefits; they have been bought off.
Like those interest chains and relationship chains, it's been going on for years. And they are selling out Taiwan so desperately, you know? Selling out Taiwan and selling it out so desperately that they've even lost their lives over it.
Ah, they've been manipulating forums and platforms in various countries like this for a long time. Now, in recent years, they've upgraded to AI. The problem with AI is that AI can speed things up,
AI can speed things up, and AI can make things lifelike. In the past, when people looked at comments from Little Pinks, they would say, "Hey, your conversion from Simplified to Traditional Chinese doesn't look right at all," or "This phrasing is simply not used by Taiwanese people, it's mainland phrasing." Now, AI pretends to be Taiwanese quite convincingly, pretty convincingly. Local government heads of the Kuomintang almost all have dictatorial personality traits, and in their thinking, they are cut from the same cloth as China. Dictators or gangsters, oh, strictly speaking—doesn't Taiwan have that stereotype that there are many gangsters? Which gangster isn't blue-white? Exactly.
The methods of communist countries are almost identical; the Kuomintang (KMT) used the same tactics too. The CCP and the KMT are like family. I highly recommend that everyone read the history of the KMT to understand how this regime or this political party was formed, how it seized power, and how it interacted with the Soviet Union. Basically, the KMT's rise to power was backed by massive amounts of Soviet funding and Soviet advisors, and ideologically, it was one of those extreme left-wing ideologies of that era.
Well, you wouldn't, you wouldn't ask about those related things, because it was inherently an extreme left-wing regime; it was inherently the same as the Communist Party. So, Chiang Kai-shek was anti-communist—or was he? Chiang Kai-shek was anti-Chinese Communist Party, but he was not anti-communism itself. He was against the Communist Party, and even then, he wasn't against all communists; he was specifically against the Chinese communists. Yes, exactly.
Nowadays, there are almost no indigenous gangs left in Taiwan; they are all 'red' (pro-CCP). And those 'red-unified' gangs that poison the United States are also walking freely in Taiwan. Chang An-lo still hasn't been dealt with; he should have been forcibly sent to the United States for trial. His hands are stained with the blood of Americans because of his fentanyl—he was responsible for transporting that fentanyl. Peter Schweizer, the American investigative journalist, wrote about this very clearly in his book 'Blood Money'.
Moreover, Taiwanese people are afraid to talk about Chang An-lo; only we at 'News Hardcore' dare to do it. I suggest everyone watch the film 'The Fentanyl King'. This person holds a Taiwanese passport and works for the CCP. Good afternoon, everyone. Basically, gangs used to have a code of honor. Regarding politics, at the very least, you should support your local area, but Taiwanese gangs have lost that now. Honor? The honor of gangs? I don't think there is any morality to speak of in the underworld. The underworld is inherently a terrifying thing; it shouldn't exist in the first place, and the government should do its best to eradicate it. This is the duty and responsibility of any country; there shouldn't be gangs.
But because they have a very close relationship with the 'Blue' (KMT) and the 'White' (TPP)—the White only appeared recently—and because they are very close to the 'Red' (CCP), they have resources. With resources, you can survive. It's like, after the 'Deep Blue', they get assimilated by the 'Red'. The 'Red'—yes, they aren't really 'Blue' anymore; 'Blue' is 'Red', and 'White' is also 'Red'. Taiwan only has 'Green' (DPP) and 'Red'. So you have to choose whether you want Green or Red. Green has its problems too, but at least Green is not Red; at least Green won't sell your country to the enemy and turn Taiwan into a concentration camp.
When the Republic of China was not yet driven to Taiwan, it was already acting like an emperor and a dictatorship on the Chinese mainland. Actually, do you know why Chiang Kai-shek and the KMT lost the Chinese Civil War? Of course, one issue was the depletion of military strength during the War of Resistance Against Japan, but on the other hand, it was because the Chinese people had also been bought off. The Chinese people also bought into the KMT—this isn't to say anything in favor of the CCP, because the CCP also deceived those Chinese people, and the CCP is even worse. But because the KMT itself had problems, the Chinese people were unwilling to fight to protect the KMT. Nobody wanted that thing anymore, so it was discarded; it was discarded by China.
Before, during the recall elections, a lot of their internal messages were exposed, and the forum manipulation was all done by people using Simplified Chinese—not surprising. The kings of the Chinese nation were white, yellow-haired, and had foreign names, you know? Who was the emperor? Was it that person? Was he an emperor? The first emperor, right? The Tang Dynasty people were Turks; they weren't 'Han Chinese', right? And the Mongols were the Yuan Dynasty, right? That blonde, blue-eyed physique—yes, they were more like people who came from the Mesopotamia region. You just look at the facial contours, and you can roughly tell. Blonde hair and blue eyes—was the emperor blonde and blue-eyed? I don't know. They didn't get to them; they didn't even recognize them. This is psychological warfare.
Thank you very much for the donation, thank you very much for the donation. I was recently sued by my 'red-headed' Christian neighbor. Wow! Last time they gave me a debate letter, just wanting to use the law—sorry, I'm busy! Good luck, stay strong! What was I sued for? Actually, Taiwan is a country that guarantees freedom of speech, so don't worry. Many people like to sue recklessly; I've been sued too. I was sued for aggravated defamation, but it was dismissed. Yes, basically, Taiwan still has a very high level of protection for freedom of speech. After all, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is in power now, so I think there's less to fear, because your speech might cause problems, but if it were the KMT, it would be different. If it were the KMT, I might have been arrested and imprisoned long ago—that's what's scary. Their state apparatus is truly terrifying, truly terrifying.
Both the Blue and the White are scam groups, I agree. I am more curious about where the Soviet regime actually came from. Are you talking about the Soviet Union? Is that Chinese Soviet Republic just the Soviet Union? But in reality, it is Germany. Marx and Engels were German. Lenin and Stalin were Soviet, so it is a German-Russian regime. Before the biblical Great Flood, the Chinese nation was a white nation. I read ancient folk books, and at that time there was no such thing as the Chinese nation; it was an invention around 1902, an invention by Liang Qichao in the early 20th century. There is no such thing as the Chinese nation! And look, in ancient times, several different ethnic groups lived in the Central Plains; they looked different, spoke different languages, had different cultures, and different customs and traditions. The Chinese nation is a new invention; there is no Chinese nation.
Slander! My God, it is just a mess. But the chairman does not need to worry too much. If you are worried, then go consult a lawyer. But generally speaking, if you look at whether it is a civil or criminal matter, if it is criminal, basically I believe the prosecutors and investigators will not go looking for trouble with people because of their speech. If it is civil, then you find a lawyer and spend a little bit on lawyer consultation fees. That is very troublesome. I think some people really cannot stand criticism and sue people at the drop of a hat. The space for speech and discussion is meant to be a space for speech and discussion. It is precisely because you are not afraid, because your thoughts and ideas are different from others, that you might get into trouble. But some people are just glass-hearted and love to sue others. Plus, public insult, haha.
You keep talking about our own people being beaten; this is the law of the jungle. We keep showing weakness, how are we going to attract new supporters? Oh, I think you asked this question really well. How can we in the Taiwan-centric camp attract more people to support us? That is right, there must be a counterattack, and we must also become strong ourselves, and make ourselves feel that you are strong, that you are persuasive, and that you are attractive. That is also a problem in terms of information communication. We must also know that those who stand with us in the Taiwan-centric camp are the countries of the world's democratic camp, including the United States, various European countries, Japan, and South Korea. Yes, and showing weakness is indeed not good, I agree.
And you know, even on financial issues, I want you to know—this is what I tell my friends in small and medium-sized enterprises—that they should support us in the Taiwan-centric camp more, because the Taiwan-centric camp has it very hard. Many people are afraid of offending the CCP, so they do not support us. But if your business has nothing to do with China today, or even if it does, it does not matter, you should just support more people from the Taiwan-centric camp, because everyone sees that you are standing on the correct side, that you are supporting Taiwan's sovereignty. Then you can live well; your life will not be poorer or worse, so we must support each other. We really must be strong, because the other side is very united; the other side is very united.
South Korean fishing products, now it is Lee Jae-myung, but Lee Jae-myung cannot represent the true voice of the South Korean people now. His election involved a lot of manipulation, a lot of manipulation, so they are now also protesting on the streets, resisting. Lee Jae-myung has big problems, I agree, I agree, but Koreans are basically very, very supportive of Taiwan. After I went to CPAC, the American conservative conference, this time, I felt that there were quite a lot of Koreans there, conservative Koreans, and they are actually very supportive of Taiwan. As long as they are Koreans who stand on Yoon Suk-yeol's side, they are all very supportive of Taiwan. Yoon Suk-yeol has also been very good to Taiwan. The problem lies in that guy who licks the CCP coming up, and he is just like the Kuomintang—corrupt, likes gangs, plays those little games, and is very into that loyalty-to-him stuff. It is very bad; he is a petty person, very scary.
Stan, hello. The KMT officials in Taiwan are all CCP moles in Taiwan; the KMT and CCP are one family, indeed. Deng Zhihao, zero to eighteen years old, future account, three bets on one, the next one is eight percent. None of the South Korean presidents have a good ending; it is a high-risk job. Yes, either go to jail, get a life sentence, or get scared to death. This is scary.
The Chinese nation is Xinjiang and Tibet; those are not Chinese. Xinjiang is Altai... what is it called, six cities, seven cities, six cities, that is different, it has nothing to do with China. You say it is not Chinese? Then Tibet is the same; that is not Chinese, nor is it the Central Plains.
Today I diligently read everyone's comments. Before we end the live stream today, I want to encourage everyone to visit a website and tell everyone about a conservative organization in Taiwan called the Foundation for Restoration. The Taiwan Foundation for Restoration, if you are interested in conservatives and what the American right wing is thinking, you can go to the Foundation for Restoration's website, it is easy to remember, fratwn.org. That is the organization, and it has a lot, it can give you a test, you can answer questions, and then discover whether you are a leftist or a rightist.
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There are some people, you know, who don't like Trump as a person. After years of slander and persecution by various parties, he ultimately still became president; he is a strong person, a spirit worth learning from, never yielding, never yielding, awesome. On this issue, Trump is my idol. He is someone who will never give up, even if arrested, even if beaten to a pulp, even if assassinated, he doesn't give up. How many people in the world can get shot and then stand right back up, fight, fight, fight—can any of you do that? Can any of you do that? Fight, fight, fight. I don't know, if I were shot, what kind of reaction would I have? But the very next second he stood up and said, "Fight, fight, fight!" Only Trump; we must learn, we truly need to learn this spirit of Trump. Trump is the true American spirit. Right, simply disliking Trump is obviously something brainwashed into people. Right, look at his policies, he is an old president. Trump is a national hero.
You could also put it that way, but I don't really like this hero worship stuff. He is a good example, and he is a president who could only exist in a democratic society like the United States. Of course, some say he is very self-centered, very self-centered, and likes to highlight himself. Well, that is also part of the American spirit. No matter how much he wants to highlight himself, American law and the American separation of powers are still binding. There is no need to fear this, because I really don't know what some people are thinking in their heads. What is this about Trump being a dictator? Where is he a dictator? And frankly, how can someone who advocates for a small government be a dictator? How can someone who advocates for decentralizing the power of the central government be a dictator? The person who is most anti-dictator is Trump. He just really likes to express himself; that's his personality, he's just a New Yorker. Because he has always had to market himself, and it is precisely because he is so good at marketing himself that he was able to become the president of the United States today. This is what you need to understand about America's electoral culture.
It is exactly the same tactic as currently smearing Taiwan-leaning factions, sharing the exact same lineage as the CCP's methods of smearing dissidents—lying and lying and lying continuously, and then whitewashing. You tell a lie a thousand times, and they say a lie was told a thousand times. And I want to say, a lie is not just told a thousand times; when a thousand people tell a thousand lies together, they can brainwash a huge group of people into thinking that normal people are the ones with the problem, turning black into white and white into black. Right, they flood the media and news heavily with vague and ambiguous stuff, but afterwards almost all of it is proven to be smears, yet the bad impression has already been formed.
Relying on that, you know? Clarification is always too late, and it is also useless. He tells his lie, and you clarify, he can still pick faults in your clarification. Once you clarify, he will attack you instead! And when you clarify, not everyone is going to see it anyway. This is a rather bad impact brought about by current social media. Yes, exactly.
Alright, OK, so today? Today we actually covered the general direction of the topics, right? And everyone's comments were also read out. Today's chat was pretty good. So how does everyone view the blue and white camps going to Ketagalan Boulevard this time? And saying that the mass recall should be a massive success. Oh, you guys should all stand up during the mass recall and say mass recall is a massive success, mass recall is a massive success. But now it's not like that. Wasn't it last time on April 26? Look, you know, if those supporters who went to Ketagalan Boulevard on April 26 also supported the mass recall, to oust Fu Kun-chi, I believe that now there wouldn't be the blue and white camps making chaos, and Taiwan would be living a better life.
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The young people I work with have very good English, but almost all of them associate with Parker's crowd. Goodness, is anyone still watching that terrorist? The terrorist supports Hamas, supports—this is a problem. So we will never run out of work, right? We will never run out of work, we must keep working hard. Okay, just stepped down, alright, bye-bye.