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2008/08/25 17:09:41
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回應 jimmy562002 (就是不是也是算是) 所寫台灣的呆胞很容易被騙
國外沒有呆胞所以不會被騙
還有國外這些老外不吃你這一套
因為老外是現實的
下台就如狗屎
先抱現任的大腿比較重要
#23
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2008/08/25 18:23:22
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830遊行前夕 獨派切割！辜寬敏：不會繼續替扁背書
更新日期:2008/08/25 13:19 政治中心／台北報導
陳前總統涉嫌海外洗錢，深綠的本土社團也和扁切割，獨派大老辜寬敏今天(25日)就強調，830的「百日怒吼，全民站出來」大遊行，絕對不會變成挺扁大會，對於扁家的洗錢醜聞，辜寬敏更說，難道還要繼續幫他「背書」20年嗎？
即使830還沒登場，但是台灣之友會還是在馬總統上任快100天時，先來個批馬大會。台灣之友會顧問金恆煒表示，「蔣介石那麼厲害，也敗在毛澤東手上，馬英九那麼無能，他一定不是胡錦濤對手，雖然胡錦濤也很笨。」
台灣之友會青年代表高嘉瑜則說，「股市要上漲到兩萬點，結果執政到現在，股市下跌兩千點，政治人物公開的承諾，難道不是一個承諾嗎？」
雖然談話都避開敏感的陳前總統洗錢疑雲，究竟830的嗆馬會不會變成挺扁？台灣之友會榮譽總會長辜寬敏表示，「民進黨也好，或者是我們台灣人也好，怎麼可能這2、30年還要替他背書呢？830要大家出來要發出台灣人聲音，跟陳水扁的這次事情有什麼關係呢？」
雖然話中點出要與阿扁切割的立場，但非常時期打自己人，還是不忘把砲口對外。(新聞來源：東森新聞記者李曉菁、高鴻銘)
更新日期:2008/08/25 13:19 政治中心／台北報導
陳前總統涉嫌海外洗錢，深綠的本土社團也和扁切割，獨派大老辜寬敏今天(25日)就強調，830的「百日怒吼，全民站出來」大遊行，絕對不會變成挺扁大會，對於扁家的洗錢醜聞，辜寬敏更說，難道還要繼續幫他「背書」20年嗎？
即使830還沒登場，但是台灣之友會還是在馬總統上任快100天時，先來個批馬大會。台灣之友會顧問金恆煒表示，「蔣介石那麼厲害，也敗在毛澤東手上，馬英九那麼無能，他一定不是胡錦濤對手，雖然胡錦濤也很笨。」
台灣之友會青年代表高嘉瑜則說，「股市要上漲到兩萬點，結果執政到現在，股市下跌兩千點，政治人物公開的承諾，難道不是一個承諾嗎？」
雖然談話都避開敏感的陳前總統洗錢疑雲，究竟830的嗆馬會不會變成挺扁？台灣之友會榮譽總會長辜寬敏表示，「民進黨也好，或者是我們台灣人也好，怎麼可能這2、30年還要替他背書呢？830要大家出來要發出台灣人聲音，跟陳水扁的這次事情有什麼關係呢？」
雖然話中點出要與阿扁切割的立場，但非常時期打自己人，還是不忘把砲口對外。(新聞來源：東森新聞記者李曉菁、高鴻銘)
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你這兩天才學會看報嗎？
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沒事怎麼會被凍結?
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Democracy and Dirty Money in Taiwan
You have to love what's happening in Taiwan. Yeah, I know the story is in Beijing with the Olympics and all that, but the former President of Taiwan, Chen Shui-bian, has just been banned from leaving the island and the Swiss are investigating a bank account that contains $20 million.
Chen, the first opposition candidate to become president of Taiwan, came into office promising to clean up what is known on that island as the culture of "hei qian" or dirty money. Hmmm.
On Sunday, prosecutors barred him from leaving the island pending an investigation into allegations of money laundering. On Saturday, prosecutors searched Chen Shui-bian's residence in Taipei and took away boxes of documents.
Last week, Chen admitted that he broke the law by not fully disclosing campaign donations he had received, the AP reported. He later said his wife, Wu Shu-chen, had wired $20 million to Switzerland. Oh...the old, blame the wife defense.
Now this is the same guy who vowed time and again to protect Taiwan and never betray the island. This is the same guy who based his presidency on enraging China just enough to ensure his re-election. As president he also accused Taiwan's other party, the Kuomintang, of plotting to abandon Taiwan's interests and sell-out to Communist China. Chen has also resigned from the Democratic Progressive Party. (I initially got this wrong -- saying he'd resigned as the leader of the party. The party has a new leader; it's Tsai Ying-wen, who ran the island's Mainland Affairs Council and is due in the United States. I guess she's going to be explaining Taiwan's plight to interested American law- and policy-makers.)
The Taiwan story is remarkable, however, not just because it involves the fall of failed president but because it is happening at all. It underscores the fact that Taiwan's democracy, while still plagued by corruption, is trying to keep it house clean. As such it's good news for Taiwan and, who knows, perhaps good news for the many Chinese on mainland China who look to Taiwan and its political system with some hope and maybe a little admiration. Could this happen in China, too?
You have to love what's happening in Taiwan. Yeah, I know the story is in Beijing with the Olympics and all that, but the former President of Taiwan, Chen Shui-bian, has just been banned from leaving the island and the Swiss are investigating a bank account that contains $20 million.
Chen, the first opposition candidate to become president of Taiwan, came into office promising to clean up what is known on that island as the culture of "hei qian" or dirty money. Hmmm.
On Sunday, prosecutors barred him from leaving the island pending an investigation into allegations of money laundering. On Saturday, prosecutors searched Chen Shui-bian's residence in Taipei and took away boxes of documents.
Last week, Chen admitted that he broke the law by not fully disclosing campaign donations he had received, the AP reported. He later said his wife, Wu Shu-chen, had wired $20 million to Switzerland. Oh...the old, blame the wife defense.
Now this is the same guy who vowed time and again to protect Taiwan and never betray the island. This is the same guy who based his presidency on enraging China just enough to ensure his re-election. As president he also accused Taiwan's other party, the Kuomintang, of plotting to abandon Taiwan's interests and sell-out to Communist China. Chen has also resigned from the Democratic Progressive Party. (I initially got this wrong -- saying he'd resigned as the leader of the party. The party has a new leader; it's Tsai Ying-wen, who ran the island's Mainland Affairs Council and is due in the United States. I guess she's going to be explaining Taiwan's plight to interested American law- and policy-makers.)
The Taiwan story is remarkable, however, not just because it involves the fall of failed president but because it is happening at all. It underscores the fact that Taiwan's democracy, while still plagued by corruption, is trying to keep it house clean. As such it's good news for Taiwan and, who knows, perhaps good news for the many Chinese on mainland China who look to Taiwan and its political system with some hope and maybe a little admiration. Could this happen in China, too?
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人家說話多總是敗事.
剛剛看電視新聞王子夫婦的談話.
非常篤定.
他們自說就是人頭.
按照沙盤推演的結果而行.
剛剛看電視新聞王子夫婦的談話.
非常篤定.
他們自說就是人頭.
按照沙盤推演的結果而行.
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第一次看到這麼勇於承認自己是人頭 😆😆
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要按角色扮演好嘛.
而且他也很行喔?
對於人頭這一角非常篤定.
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不知彩排多久呢
而且他也很行喔?
對於人頭這一角非常篤定.
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不知彩排多久呢
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這麼愛談政治怎麼不去pcdvd還是其它政治版
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