Taiwanese baggage shop, the police still guard the tomb? Starting in March this year, the New Taipei City Police received a special task and were on duty 10 hours a day to guard Tsai Ing-wen’s ancestral grave. You heard it right, this is news about a policeman guarding a grave. Uncle Tiao has been traveling around the world for many years, and this is the first time he has heard of this kind of thing, so he came to take a closer look today.
We learned from Taiwanese media reports that starting from this month, the investigation team of the Xindian Police Branch will be on guard duty at Tsai Ing-wen’s father’s cemetery every day, and police officers will also be dispatched to stop suspicious vehicles at intersections. Please note that there are both fixed sentries and mobile inspections. This "grave guarding operation" is not ordinary, it is very standardized and hierarchical.
The duty of the police was originally to protect the safety of citizens, but now they have become gravekeepers. Anyone would feel uncomfortable. Taiwan's grassroots police officers also complained about this.
How loud are these opinions and voices? On the 12th, Ye Junrong, the head of Taiwan's civil affairs department, and Chen Jiaqin, the "director of the police department," both spoke out.
Ye Junrong said that the police are definitely not cemetery administrators. The services performed by the police are in the public interest. On the basis of public order, both police dispatch and police establishment must comply with principles. He emphasized that the dispatch of the Xindian Police Station is a measure taken by the police when it is judged necessary.
Ye Junrong said the following:
1. Refuse to admit it: You said that the police became the tombkeepers, but I don’t accept it!
2. Talk nonsense : The services performed by police agencies must be in the public interest. In your words?
3. It has nothing to do with me : The reason for this arrangement is the police agency’s own judgment.
Netizens had surprisingly unanimous views on Ye Junrong's statement.
Some netizens also found the future direction of life for Ye Junrong through these remarks:
Ye Junrong's words also poured dirty water on the police agency. So Chen Jiaqin, the "Director of Police" in charge of the police, also had to come out. Chen Jiaqin said that there is absolutely no private use of public tools (the same routine, telling lies with open eyes and refusing to admit it). This kind of service is universal and not targeted. (Is guarding Tsai’s father’s tomb a common duty?) It’s no wonder that netizens responded like this:
Former Taiwanese officials also criticized these two people on political commentary programs, saying that these two people’s statements were too “bastard”.
In fact, there is no need for special explanation from the guests. Anyone with common sense knows that how can the police "guard the tomb" every day? But I don’t know why, after Tsai Ing-wen took office, not only Tsai Ing-wen herself felt that this matter was normal, but even the officials of the Tsai Ing-wen administration also started to make noises, and even made up the idea that the police guarding the tomb was for the public interest. It's a good show, but it's just a bit too much, fellow Green Camp veterans!
Taiwanese guests also broke the news on the show that Tsai Ing-wen’s father’s tomb itself is a large illegal construction.
Tsai Ing-wen’s father’s grave exceeded the regulations by more than 200 times, and he was fined NT$4.56 million by New Taipei City for this, requiring improvements. As a result, the Tsai Ing-wen family paid the fine and let it go without any changes at all. Even if the police are guarding the tomb, they are still guarding a huge illegal construction. You think it is irritating or not!
What is even more ironic is that those "Taiwan independence" elements who went to Chiang Kai-shek 's mausoleum kept saying they opposed authoritarianism, but turned a blind eye to Tsai Ing-wen's authoritarian approach of using public weapons for personal use and letting the police guard her father's tomb. Chiang Kai-shek's problem belongs to history, but Tsai Ing-wen's absurd behavior is happening now. She is willing to sacrifice the near and seek the far. Uncle Tiao really admires her!
says a thousand words, but the last word is one sentence, see you on the ballot~
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