Source: Global Network
[ Global Network report Yin Yanhui] According to Taiwan's China Times News Network, the DPP "legislator" Wang Dingyu recently quoted the report of Taiwan's "National Defense Security Research Institute" and "Investment and Policy Association" on Facebook and claimed that PTT (On-island Internet Forum) is not only full of Taipei Mayor Ke Wen-je Internet Army, but also many so-called "cognitive operations" against Taiwan. Among the 47 accounts that were named, a netizen named YU0121 responded on PTT on the 18th that he was a supporter of Deep Green in the past, but recently he was called "a fellow traveler on the other side of the strait" because of his doubts on the Taiwan-made vaccine. He was very sad. The "legislators" of the People's Party also criticized that it has become increasingly ineffective to label all those who criticize the "government" as "the CCP's conspiracy", but it is the cognitive battle of the green camp.
reported that Taiwan’s “National Defense and Security Research Institute” and “Information Industry Policy Association” (referred to as the Funding and Policy Association, a consortium legal entity established by the Taiwan economic department) jointly published the report “War of Words that intensify emotional opposition: PTT Gossip Version of COVID-19 Epidemic Public Opinion Analysis”. The content mentioned that this study screened out a total of 47 PTT active accounts, claiming that their position is highly consistent with the mainland’s political propaganda stance towards Taiwan, including praising the mainland’s epidemic prevention measures and criticizing Taiwan-made vaccines. The report also said that some PTT accounts mentioned vaccine beggars, questioned vaccines from Taiwan, etc., which were deliberately attacked Taiwan's epidemic prevention policies.
The netizen YU0121, who was named, posted a post on the PTT gossip version on the morning of the 18th, saying, "I'm on the list, I'm really honored. I participated in the Taiwan-made vaccine test, but because the media and the 'government'' are different from my actual participation, I posted a lot of articles questioning the Taiwan-made vaccine. Look at the IDs who were also named, they are old netizens, and they were once dark green. Unexpectedly, they were also considered to be "common passers-by in China". I'm so sad."
PTT Facebook screenshot (Picture source: Taiwan China Times News Network)
Another person Derekhsu, a netizen named, also posted a message on the PTT gossip version, "I was actually treated as a fellow traveler on the other side of the strait. After reading this research report, I was really laughing. This master's degree report uses the 'COVID-19 dictionary', but there is no explanation how it was selected. Some basic skills of the report were not done, and the rest is only to read pictures and tell stories."
Derekhsu said that BNT is one of the best vaccines in the world at present, and includes three entry tests and general screening for villages in Pingtung. These are all done by the mainland. What's wrong with Taiwan copying mainland epidemic prevention measures? Derekhsu said the report was "helping to bring the wind direction" and the author was half a bucket of water at all and was too lazy.
In response to this matter, the People's Party "legislator" Zhang Qilu said that everything has been pushed to the "CCP conspiracy" and has been increasingly ineffective. This epidemic is concerned about life-saving issues, and of course it directly points to vaccines. Zhang Qilu said that not treating all those who criticize the DPP as passers-by in China or being instructed by the CCP will make people feel that this special article is a cognitive battle of the green camp.
People's Party "legislator" Gao Hongan said that in simple terms, the title of this report does not match the text. This report can quantitatively prove the publishing structure of the accounts they marked out. It is certainly good, but it is strange that it seems that all remarks that "criticize the government" are automatically classified as "the CCP's political propaganda to Taiwan" are highly consistent, as if it implies that these people are all "communists" or even the "CCP" itself? She did not think that such a interpretation could be obtained from the research of the report, but was more like a "heart-killing" theory.
Gao Hongan said that in the past few years, there has been a lot of evidence that fake accounts, clone accounts, and cross-dressing accounts that are more likely to be green camp are the main components of gossip boards. Everyone knows the political tendencies of PTT. Taiwan’s “Executive Yuan Government Affairs Committee” Tang Feng is also a senior netizen. If the gossip board is really so chaotic, I believe that more clear evidence would have been found to prove that this site has more fake accounts than real accounts, and they are all fake accounts of the CCP and the opposition parties, and there is no need to rely on such reports that seem to crawl data, but actually only analyze the conclusions they want.
Some netizens left a message in the comment section of Taiwan media to mock, "The 'government' cannot buy enough vaccines and cannot criticize people!" "It's funny! Is your cockroach nest going to overturn by itself?"
