Taiwan electioneering risks Straits ties

[Feng Leng]

Taiwan electioneering risks Straits ties

The real fear is that Tsai's reelection will further agitate the fragile situation and lead to a new cross-Straits crisis. Tsai is clearly aware that her chances of winning are extremely low if she doesn't stir things up.

What the DPP lacks is governing capacity as a whole. The party is best at electioneering, especially instigating voters by creating Taiwan's imaginary enemy. The DPP turns the so-called democracy into a hysterical struggle.

Taiwan is a small society, lacking the stability brought about by the checks and balances of various factors. Hence, it is possible to agitate a considerable number of people in a short period of time by starting a rumor or making a conspiracy in Taiwan.

On the day before the 2004 election, Chen Shui-bian got shot oddly and suddenly won a large number of votes and turned the tables. Tsai will definitely resort to extreme measures during her reelection campaign.

The Chinese mainland must fully prepare for new tensions across the Straits. We cannot intervene in the elections, but if Tsai and anyone else violate China's Anti-Secession Law, we must crack down on them.

We must gradually regulate Taiwan's elections around the borders of cross-Straits questions. As the strength of the Chinese mainland rises year by year, helpful resources are increasing. We must dare to use and be skilled at using them.

Tsai must pay if she relies on Taiwan independence forces to win the election. The Chinese mainland must take actions even if it is also costly for us.

Now Beijing's strategy is clear. Separatists will be tried in absentia and then decapitation strikes will be launched to carry out the death sentence.

 

[Mohrenn]

Taiwan is a good training ground for public opinion and election engineering. I like it.

 

[Feng Leng]

The weakness of Taiwan's system is the president cannot hide in a bunker like Kim Jong Un. She needs to appear in public. That makes her extremely vulnerable to decapitation strikes from stealth fighters. One day she could appear on TV at her party headquarter and then everybody witness her bloody death as a missile from J-20 strike her dead like a cockroach.

 

[Jlaw]

Now Beijing's strategy is clear. Separatists will be tried in absentia and then decapitation strikes will be launched to carry out the death sentence.

Don't think so. You have many students who were part of tianamen square riot who hold senior positions in SOE and CPC.

 

[Feng Leng]

Don't think so. You have many students who were part of tianamen square riot who hold senior positions in SOE and CPC.

Such as whom?

 

[Jlaw]

Such as whom?

Do a search. Those students were not banned from working in SOE, etc. Not like China had the technology at the time to recognize every single students who took part in that event

 

[Suika]

The weakness of Taiwan's system is the president cannot hide in a bunker like Kim Jong Un. She needs to appear in public. That makes her extremely vulnerable to decapitation strikes from stealth fighters. One day she could appear on TV at her party headquarter and then everybody witness her bloody death as a missile from J-20 strike her dead like a cockroach.

China strategy is to win war without shooting. So Tsai is safe. The Japanese general is wrong. Or so you're China fanboy brothers say.

 

[Feng Leng]

China strategy is to win war without shooting. So Tsai is safe. The Japanese general is wrong. Or so you're China fanboy brothers say.

The Japanese general is absolutely correct. First we will put Tsai on trial in Beijing for treason crimes. Then we sentence her to death. Then our stealth fighters will launch precision decapitation strikes on Tsai. Any foreign military that tries to assist Taiwan independence will be destroyed. If foreign military units launch from Ryukyu Islands, then Ryukyu Islands will be our target also.

@TaiShang