The recall case of Chen Baiwei, a "taiwan radical progressive party" and "legislator" in Taichung who takes radical "Taiwan independence" as its program, was passed on the evening of 23 July. This battle was regarded as Zhu Lilun's first victory after he became the chairman of the Kuomintang, and the morale of the Blue Camp was greatly boosted. Zhu Lilun announced on the evening of the 23rd that the KMT will continue to make efforts and go all out to promote the "four referendums" case, including restarting the nuclear fourth, protecting the algae reef, opposing the "Lai pig" (a beautiful pig containing clenbuterol), and "referendum" binding the general election.
The group that proposed the recall case of Taiwan independence activist Chen Baiwei said that the removal of Chen Baiwei had nothing to do with the duel between the blue-green camp, and simply felt that he was incompetent and failed to fulfill his original promise to the people. Since Chen Baiwei became a "legislator" in Taichung in 2020, he has not strengthened his service to the local people, but has talked too much about cross-strait topics and advocated "Taiwan independence." He has repeatedly behaved out of the ordinary, thus causing public dissatisfaction. However, in fact, the green camp, from Tsai Ing-wen to all kinds of celebrities, regards this as a defense war for the green camp, and defending the "Taiwan Radical Progressive Party" is to protect the DPP. Therefore, Chen Baiwei was successfully deposed, and Tsai Ing-wen could not avoid the death of the rabbit and the fox.
The number of voters on that day was 294976, the threshold for passing the recall consent was 73,744, and the recall case was passed.
In fact, it's a bit like when the "Korean Yu Whirlwind" first began, and the eyes fell everywhere. Because, general public opinion believes that although the public opinion of the Tsai Ing-wen administration has been plummeting, it has not yet shifted to the increase in polls in the Kuomintang camp. Therefore, the results of the recall vote are out, and many analysts believe that this battle has an indicative effect, and the support of the blue-green camp is really changing!
The author thinks that there is really a big deal in Taiwan!
What is very interesting is that before the current recall vote, the DPP suddenly broke out into a storm of arresting "spies."
Shi Mingde, former chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, openly testified that Jiang Pengjian, the founding chairman of the party, was a KMT agent, was an informant of the "Investigation Bureau" under the KMT regime, and had once worked as a spy, and that netizens were suspicious of the DPP, causing an uproar.
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Shi Mingde, former chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, pointed out on 19 July that a year before his death, Jiang Pengjian had revealed to him in person that he was from the "Investigation Bureau" training class and had monitored opposition parties. Lin Zhongzheng, a former "legislator" of the Democratic Progressive Party, also said on Facebook that during the authoritarian period of the Kuomintang's rule over Taiwan, a certain chairman of the Dpp was a staff member sent by the Bureau of Investigation to the opposition party who had been undercover for a long time, and before his death, he personally confessed to the victim and apologized cautiously, and handed over the text of the report he had written to the Bureau of Investigation for many years to the victim's custody.
According to Shi Mingde's description, Jiang Pengjian took the initiative to find him out for dinner a year before his death, and after drinking alcohol and strengthening his courage, he slowly explained his background in the investigation bureau's training class, and pointed out that this belonged to the formal establishment. Jiang Pengjian also said that after the Formosa Boulevard incident, he had been ordered to monitor Shi Mingde's brother Shi Mingzheng. But Jiang Pengjian stressed that he has never harmed anyone.
Shi Mingde also said that in order to make Jiang Pengjian more familiar with the objects of surveillance, the KUOMINTANG's intelligence and management units took some copies of data on the "non-party movement" to Jiang Pengjian, and these files were always placed in Jiang Pengjian's home until after Jiang Pengjian and his "confession and confession" were entrusted to someone to send the files before he passed away. Shi Mingde also pointed out that he forwarded these materials to the National History Museum and published the book "From the Election Aid Group Outside the Party to the Non-Party Headquarters".
Jiang Pengjian
However, Hsieh Chang-ting, also a member of the Democratic Progressive Party and now Taiwan's representative to Japan, said that this statement is not true.
Therefore, Shi Mingde and Xie Changting launched another scuffle.
Shi Mingde also questioned whether Hsieh Chang-ting, a former chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, might also be a spy.
A few days after the incident was silent, on October 25, Xie Changting again posted on Facebook that he wanted to publicly ask Mr. Shi Mingde that you said that the DPP was going to build the party on the same day, and Chiang Ching-kuo knew or secretly led it beforehand. Can it be publicly available to the public? This is history, and it must be strictly determined according to the evidence, right? If you are just guessing, and now the evidence has proved that this is not the case, then please retract your previous relevant statements and restore the historical truth.
Xie Changting's Facebook also pulled zhu Gaozheng, who had just died, and when pointing out relevant information about him, he found that he had told the population that the DPP's founding action on September 28, 1986: 1. Chiang Ching-kuo did not know in advance. 2. The Kuomintang did not know in advance. 3. The "National Security Bureau" did not know in advance. 4. The "Bureau of Investigation" did not know in advance. So, he said that what Smynder said was not the truth.
Xie Changting (left) and Shi Mingde
Is Shi Mingde telling the truth, or is Xie Changting's rebuttal convincing? The ordinary people in Taiwan are still unclear, but what is certain is that this is an infighting in the DPP, and the people who are fighting are the former chairman of the DPP.
What the Taiwanese people are also sure of is that this time, the DPP's internal arrest of "spies" has really caught one of its own, that is, Huang Guoshu, a "legislator" of the DPP. He was run through the archives of the "Committee for Promoting Transitional Justice, which is controlled by the DPP authorities," and found that he had worked as a "netizen" of the Kuomintang. After the incident, Huang Guoshu resigned from all public office and vowed never to intervene in politics again. The DPP's original purpose in "promoting the transfer" was to cleanse the KMT's historical problems and crack down on the existing Blue Camp people, but I don't know why it suddenly pointed at its own people. It also caused Shi Mingde to be dissatisfied, shaking out all the dirty things of the DPP.
Huang Guoshu
Some analysts say that this is a conspiracy of Tsai Ing-wen to divert attention and turn the people's dissatisfaction with Taiwan independence back to the issue of the KUOMINTang's authoritarian rule. That is to say, in order to protect Chen Baiwei, he did not hesitate to sacrifice Huang Guoshu. Is it Jephreyah?
In any case, the DPP's storm of arresting "spies" has enabled the Taiwan people to further understand the DPP's dirty political nature. It also makes the outside world look at Taiwan and smell a strong smell of gun smoke, as if the local county mayoral election in Taiwan next year has already started ahead of schedule.