Taiwan has been foregone conclusion to import "Lai Pig" (i.e. clenbuterol pig) from the United States. According to United News Network on the 5th, yesterday morning, Li Yuanzhe, former director of Taiwan's "China Research Institute", talked about this issue in an interview, believing that to a certain extent, there should be no problem with Lai Pigs. He also used people to eat sugar as an example. "All people who study sugar say that sugar is poisonous and think that you can't eat too much, but put a little bit, everyone will still eat it."
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On August 12 last year, Tsai Ing-wen called out to the United States, hoping to start the so-called "free trade agreement negotiations", but the U.S. Trade Representative Lighthizer refused on the grounds that Taiwan restricted the import of US pork and beef and there was a "trade barrier".
Only half a month later, Tsai Ing-wen announced that she had instructed relevant departments in Taiwan to revise the ractopamine safety allowable value of imported pork.
Although the pig farmers on the island were excited and the people tried their best to oppose it, they still failed to prevent the "lai pigs" from entering Taiwan. The DPP was determined to do whatever it wanted. On the afternoon of December 24 last year, the Taiwan Legislative Yuan voted to pass a total of 9 "executive orders", including the "Animal Drug Residual Standards" that the DPP authorities have planned for a long time.
According to regulations, Taiwan will allow pork with residual racdopamine (clamperine) in muscles and internal organs from the United States. The "Executive Order" was officially implemented on January 1 this year.
For this policy, Li Yuanzhe, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, honorary member of the Japanese Bachelor's Academy, and former president of Taiwan's "China Research Institute", has always been supportive of this policy.
He had previously vowed that "Lai Pig" has little impact on health.
Yesterday, when attending a symposium, he once again said that lai pigs should be fine under a certain limit. He also used Japanese nuclear food as an example, "Japan nuclear radiation food, if it is found that there is no nuclear contamination , it should be fine, so food safety inspection is important."
He continued, "What everyone eats is much more unsafe, for example, everyone eats candy, but all those who study sugar say that sugar is poisonous and think that you can't eat too much, but if you put a little bit, everyone is still eating it."
He talked about air pollution again, thinking that the air is becoming very poor now, and there are many people suffering from cancer, but now he talks about "lapids" every day, "I think it's incredible."
However, if the "lai pig" problem is just as simple as "eating candy", why do the people on the island collectively oppose it? Li Yuanzhe believes that the information received by the people is not so correct.
He also said that "Laizhu" is just a "small problem", and everyone "can't regard very small problems as a world war."
Such remarks also shocked a number of Taiwanese netizens: As expected, it is abnormal if a person is green?
This morning, in an interview, Yang Zhiliang, former Taiwan Health Director, angrily criticized Li Yuanzhe for "the brain is broken, the type B receptor is recognized as toxic by the WHO and cannot be used by people. Why use this as feed?"
Kuomintang Taipei City Councillor Luo Zhiqiang also criticized that Li Yuanzhe has little credibility and has to continue doing it.
"China Times Electronic News" also issued an article calling for "Li Yuanzhe to spare us". The article stated that it was blurted out against "Lay Pigs" that "pigs with ractopamine must be bad, this is not necessarily the case." This statement without any scientific basis completely echoes the brainwashed version of the DPP. Some people have long said that "Lay Pigs are poisonous pigs", but Li Yuanzhe did not mention safety standards at all, and it is obvious that they know that they have health risks.
If Li Yuanzhe also wants to bleach the "lai pig" for the DPP government, it will not only violate scientific conscience, but also make the Nobel Prize dust.
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