Su Jiaquan. Taiwan media data photo
According to Taiwan's China Times, Secretary-General of the Tsai Office, Su Jiaquan, and his nephew DPP "legislator" Su Zhenqing have had many controversies recently. Su Zhenqing has recently been banned by the prosecution for being involved in a corruption case. Su Jiaquan today declared his resignation as Secretary-General of the Tsai Office. You Shuhui, vice president of the Kuomintang’s School of Revolutionary Affairs, revealed that former Kuomintang vice chairman Hao Longbin once predicted that their case of chasing the Su family “maybe defeat the future 'Premier of the Democratic Progressive Party’s future 'Premiere'.”
The "diplomatic telegram case" of the Kuomintang's president of the Revolutionary School and You Shuhui recently chased Su Zhenqing, and was sued by Su Jiaquan. You said that on the day of the complaint, Hao told her, "Your telegram case may not make you defeat a future 'President of the DPP's "." Now he found that "Jiang is still the old man's hot", and he cut off his tail to survive. He may be afraid that more things will come out, "There is a sense of awe that God has eyes."
Luo Zhiqiang also said that he is a "preservation prophet". The "wild platform" he established made the daughter of "President" Su Zhenchang immediately issued a statement that he would not accept the "government bid case". The second time he exposed the telegram of the foreign affairs department. Su Jiaquan and Su Zhenqing were listed in the telegram, and soon the SOGO case broke out. Now Su Jiaquan resigned and Su Zhenqing was detained.
Luo Zhiqiang said that Tsai Ing-wen said, "Don't let the script that will be corrupted in full governance come true." See how hard he tried to help Tsai Ing-wen fight corruption cases and prevent corruption. "Tsai Ing-wen, should you award Luo Zhiqiang's Prophet Medal or Anti-corruption Medal?" Or ask Tsai Ing-wen to subscribe to "Wild Taiwan" and let Tsai Ing-wen see how "Wild Taiwan" works hard to combat corruption and help the Democratic Progressive Party not to be corrupt.
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