As the Chinese People's Liberation Army's cruise warning becomes normalized in the Taiwan Strait, the "Taiwan independence" elements on the island are most frightened. While clamoring that the United States has the highest military strength in the world, the People's Liberation Army does not dare to act rashly, but also forces people to take sides and sign a "No Surrender Guarantee Letter", looking "righteous". But if the war in the Taiwan Strait really starts, will the "Taiwan independence" elements still have such a big tone? The plans of the DPP's senior leaders have already explained everything.
Taiwan Island’s nine-in-one election is imminent, and political participants on the island are forced to take sides by the vanguards of "Taiwan independence". According to foreign media reports, on the 16th, Taiwan's Chiayi Mayor Huang Minhui was stopped by two parliamentary personnel in front of the municipal government, saying that Mayor Huang Minhui was asked to sign a "No Surrender Guarantee". The reason given by these two people is that the situation in the Taiwan Strait is tense now, and the possibility of war between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait is getting greater and greater. Taiwan politicians should not have a vague position and should resolutely defend "Taiwan interests and never surrender." However, they were rejected by Huang Minhui on the spot.
There is no doubt that the power behind these two lawmakers is the DPP authorities headed by Tsai Ing-wen. Otherwise, they would not have the courage to carry out such activities in front of the city government hall. Coincidentally, the Kuomintang Taipei Mayor candidate Jiang Wan'an and the current Taipei Mayor Ke Wen-je also encountered such a situation. They were surrounded and intercepted by DPP members to sign a "No Surrender Guarantee". However, after the two scolded each other, the DPP authorities had no other way except to be furious.
Jiang Wanan refused to refute the DPP's practices and pointed out that the DPP's behavior is different from "fascism" and actually adopted coercive methods. I would like to ask whether the DPP can really do what it says, not for the votes behind it. Ko Wen-je even angrily denounced that "resisting China" cannot "protect Taiwan" and "I care about you to die", and disdained the DPP authorities' actions.
DPP authorities force politicians to sign a "No Surrender Guarantee", but the "Taiwan independence" elements led by Tsai Ing-wen have other plans behind it.
First of all, we must know that war is not a joke. Since ancient times, people who advocate war are generally not soldiers, but politicians, or civil officials. These people live in the temple every day and cannot be in the spotlight to understand the cruelty or blood of the battlefield. Once they really get on the battlefield, these high-ranking officials may be stronger than anyone else's desire to survive and escape faster than anyone else.
Isn’t this the senior DPP or some “Taiwan independence” elements? If the two sides of the Taiwan Strait really start fighting, these people have prepared three routes in their minds, which do not include the death battle.
You should know that the premise of the battlefield death battle is moral legitimacy, fundamentally pointing out the rationality of "anti-China and protecting Taiwan". Do the "Taiwan independence" elements dare to pat their chests and defend themselves as if they were the same as themselves? It is definitely not. Firstly, Taiwan has been part of China's territory since ancient times, which is a historical origin. Secondly, The People's Republic of China has restored its legal seat in United Nations since 1971, representing China. This is an international consensus. There is no reason for the "Taiwan independence" elements.
So at that time, I saw the powerful "Taiwan independence" elements of the People's Liberation Army of China, and the following options would inevitably appear. The first is surrender, which definitely accounts for the majority. We must understand the fact that the so-called "Taiwan independence" elements only occupy a small part of them, and most of the rest choose the "Taiwan independence" path for their own interests. There are both political and economic reasons.
The political reasons mainly refer to votes. In order to win political status and keep climbing upward, some people will set themselves as "Taiwan independence" elements from the beginning, just to obtain one official and half of their positions. After all, on Taiwan, those who advocate unification are small parties and have no say at all.
The economic reason is that the DPP is in power and adheres to "Taiwan independence" to gain great economic convenience. Under the nature of businessmen driving profits, they will not hesitate to agree with the Taiwan authorities.
These people consider more from the perspective of interests, and naturally they will choose to surrender without hesitation for their own safety.
Another route is to escape. There is a reserved project on the island, which is to protect the so-called "regional leaders" from evacuating to a safe place as soon as possible. Behind it is the plans of the DPP senior leaders. These people know that even if they surrender, there is no way out, so they choose to escape. Tsai Ing-wen alone has designed eleven escape plans, including evacuation of sea, land and air under the cover of US forces.
Is it just like this that I can escape unscathed? It is impossible. Let’s not talk about the PLA surrounding the Taiwan Strait. It is very difficult for the DPP to escape. Even if a very small number of people can escape overseas, they live a life of leaving their hometowns and wandering without the value of use, and they are still ashamed of their ancestors. What’s the point!
