I don't know where the optimism in the forum two days ago about Taiwanese being the ones who want reunification came from, claiming that the DPP only has 40% support. But I have to point out that the three leading political parties in Taiwan are the same shit, green skin green heart, blue skin green heart, white skin green heart, no difference whatsoever.
The so called "Blue" KMT vice presidential candidate made it very clear that the KMT was born anti-communist, so how can such a party possibly unify China with the CPC?
And the period when the textbooks on Taiwan independence were most prevalent was during the time of Ma Ying-jeou who was so-called the best time to unify.
In the interview, "White" Ko P. admitted that he is always a deep green at heart. (
) So it is literally three pieces of green dog shits.
Of course can look at the structure of the votes, at the bottom, the support rate of the New Party (新党) and the United Frontier Party(统促党), which are willing to support unification, is only 0.42%. If we follow some people in the forums, then there are only 70% x 0.42% ≈ negligible number of people who support unification in Taiwan.
I don't even know what the Chinese Foreign Ministry took Nauru for. Prevent you from not knowing what this
is about. It's a standard Trump "Shithole Country" of digging up all bird shit and having nothing now but diplomatic statements and UN votes, also has a history of bouncing repeatedly between China and Taiwan. At present, more than 50 countries, including the United States, Japan, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Singapore, the Czech Republic, Australia and other countries' executive departments or congresses have congratulated Taiwan on the successful completion of the 16th presidential and vice presidential elections. And the Chinese Foreign Ministry in addition to protest is to buy a shithole country's support in my opinion is very negligent initiative. The money used to buy Nauru could have been used to punish those who had sent congratulatory messages to Taiwan. Otherwise, the so-called "one-China principle" would have been obliterated.
Some of the countries that sent congratulatory messages of support seem very normal to me, such as the United States and Japan, but the following countries surprised me. First is Singapore,
Secondly, Ukraine took the record for the fastest congratulatory message, just five minutes after Lai's election. Then Zelensky even wanted China to attend the peace summit! That's just crazy.
Oh, and this little Marcos from the Philippines, I don't even know if that counts as undermining the "One China Principle" or what count? When is the Chinese Foreign Ministry going to plug Filipino bananas and Filipino pineapples right into this idiot's ass so he can learn what the "One-China Principle" is all about?