Lin Zhuoshui said bluntly that it is worrying to lead Taiwan like Tsai Ing-wen and Lin Quan. (Photo source: Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News")
China Taiwan Network June 4th According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", Lin Zhuoshui, the "independence" tycoon on the island and former "legislator" of the Democratic Progressive Party, recently criticized Tsai Ing-wen's leadership style so blurred that no one could figure it out. Now he is criticizing the Tsai administration's personnel arrangements and randomly. The "National Development Conference" does not care about "National Development", the "National Security Council" does not care about "National Security", the "Catal" does not care about meetings, the "Ministry Council" does not care about policies, and the "Ministry Council" does not care about policies, resulting in chaos in the decision-making process! He also said that it is really worrying to lead Taiwan like Tsai Ing-wen and Lin Quan.
According to reports, Lin Zhuoshui pointed out that taking the "foresight plan" as an example, the personnel, organization and operations of the Tsai administration are really strange. The "National Development Council" does not care about the "National Development Council"; the "Ministry Leaders" do not care about the statutory policies of the "Ministry"; the people who manage the policies are those outside the "Ministry Association" trusted by Lin Quan; a large number of formally equipped policy staff do not do policy staff work; the "political commissar" who do not have sufficient staff to make hasty plans. It is no surprise that a forward-looking vision that was originally highly supported by the public quickly fell to the collapse of support.
Lin Zhuoshui said that not only the "cabinet" had a sharp decline in quality, but also the "National Security Council". Before the reorganization, the "National Security Council" had three of the "advisory committees" that were not professional. Now the Secretary-General has changed to a general who has never shown international strategic capabilities in the past. (China Taiwan Network Li Ning)
