Early in the morning, the Kuomintang caucus was the first to occupy the forum. They criticized that when the epidemic situation in Taiwan is so serious, the DPP only wants to exonerate Chen Shui-bian and completely ignores the life and death of the Taiwanese people. Former Kuomintang Chairman Jiang Qichen criticized the DPP for not supporting children and still supporting corruption, " Is A-Bian going to die? Is A-Bian so urgent to get rid of his crime?" He called on the public to blow up Tsai Ing-wen's office with phone calls. phone number.
As you can imagine, fierce conflicts broke out between blue and green. Many "legislators" threw water cups at the rostrum in protest, and even broke the portrait of Sun Yat-sen. The Kuomintang also scattered paper money at the scene. Amid the chaos, the DPP relied on its numerical advantage to pass the amendment bill on the third reading. The Green Camp refused to give in, criticizing the Kuomintang for being "irrational" and expressing "high regret and condemnation" for this. Chen and his son are even more proud. Chen Shui-bian posted a lament on May 30, saying that he had to wait 38 years for the "Penglai Island Case" to be vindicated and the "Secret State Funds Case" to be exonerated for 16 years for the two cases that landed him in jail. Chen Shui-bian's son Chen Chi-chung said that he sincerely hopes that the 16 years of ups and downs in Taiwanese society caused by the Bian case can truly come to an end and give everyone a peaceful space. "Justice rests with the people, and history can judge right and wrong. Perhaps it is best." The way". The evidence for Chen Shui-bian's "700 million at the Cape of the Cape" is conclusive. Are you not blushing at all when you say this?
The "Confidential State Affairs Expenses Case" currently under trial in Taiwan's "High Court" is divided into two parts: First, Chen Shui-bian's wife, Wu Shuzhen, and her friends are accused of money laundering in the Nangang Exhibition Hall case; Chen Shui-bian and his wife are accused of using "state affairs expenses" The accounts provided by Chen Zhizhong and his wife were suspected of money laundering. The other part was the "confidential fees" that Chen Shui-bian and others were accused of in that year. In addition to public use, there was a balance for their family's private expenses. After the decriminalization of "state secret fees" and the announcement by Tsai Ing-wen to be implemented in the future, except for Chen Shui-bian and his wife, the aides around them may be exempted from prosecution. Maybe, at the end of the year, we can help the Democratic Progressive Party in the auxiliary election!
While the whole of Taiwan is busy with the spread of the epidemic, the Democratic Progressive Party tried to take advantage of the chaos to whitewash Chen Shui-bian. It was really a clever move. First, Chen Shui-bian held an international press conference in early April to express his grievances and announced the financial flow of "confidential state fees"; then the DPP proposed to amend the "Accounting Law", and now has been passed in the third reading of , and the step-by-step cooperation can be described as "flawless."
As Chen Zhizhong said, "Everything has its own public opinion." Chen Shui-bian's "demon mirror" exactly reflects that the so-called "democracy, freedom" and "judicial justice" that the DPP keeps saying are simply tricks of the ruling party. They only have "freedom for corrupt criminals" and "freedom for those in power", but at the expense of However, it is the fundamental interests of the Taiwanese people.
