Source: China Jingwei.com
Former DPP "legislator" Guo Zhengliang. (Taiwan's " China Times Electronic News " file photo)
According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", DPP Secretary-General Lin Xiyao corrected "legislator" Liu Shifang's statement at the online regular meeting on the 7th, emphasizing that the DPP did not Raise the net army. Former DPP "legislator" Guo Zhengliang said that it depends on whether each department has a budget for contracting online publicity. Lin Xiyao is not in each department, but don't forget that the DPP itself also has an Internet department, which is actually connected with the departments outside. of.
According to the latest poll released by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation on June 23, the public’s recent support for political parties is as follows: 23% support the Democratic Progressive Party, 18% support the Kuomintang, 16% support the People’s Party, 6.3% “Power of the Times”, 3.5% For the Taiwan Foundation Progressive Party, 31% are neutral voters.
According to reports, in response to the impact of the local epidemic on the DPP's support, DPP "legislator" Liu Shifang made a speech at an online regular meeting. The DPP's cyber attack and defense for epidemic prevention are insufficient, and the central party headquarters should strengthen its response with local governments. . However, Liu Shifang once described "cyber attack and defense" as "cyber army operations." DPP Secretary-General Lin Xiyao immediately corrected Liu Shifang's wording and emphasized that the DPP "does not maintain a cyber army."
As soon as Lin Xiyao's words came out, he was ridiculed by PTT netizens as "the biggest joke of the year", "the fraud group said it did not commit fraud", "it killed loyal ministers and still refused to admit it", "what is the purpose of offense and defense without a cyber army?", "it really is." That's disgusting!"
Guo Zhengliang said on TVBS's "News Vernacular" on July 8 that it depends on the budget of each department, whether there is a budget for contracting online publicity, and whether there are a few companies that have won the bid, and they can announce it themselves! You’ll know once it’s announced! For example, when the Committee of Agriculture was engaged in the "Lai Zhu" campaign, how much budget did it spend on online publicity? Are they all done by those companies? Lin Xiyao is not in the various ministries, but don't forget that the DPP itself also has an Internet department, a public opinion center, etc., which are actually connected to those departments outside.
