Sunday, June 30, 2019

Back to watching Taiwanese Election 2020/Carlos Pueblo


Back to watching Taiwanese Election 2020/Carlos Pueblo

After returning home from the cruise, I have been glued to the You Tube
Channels of Taiwanese political discussion of the National Election 2020.
Like most of the male population in Taiwan, I have been very fond of
politics for most of my life. I have inherited from my dad and also passed
it to my children.

First issue of this year is the National Status of Taiwan for all the candidates
who have the desire to run for the highest office. One China and Taiwan is part
of China is no longer the pre-condition. Even Beijing Communist regime keeps
silent for Terry Gou’s two China’s statement, under Chinese Race the Republic
and the People’s Republic are permissible and can be co-existed. Xi is quiet and
I don’t see any angry in Beijing. The old tune of 92 Consensus has been replaced
by Xi’s One Nation and two Systems which is challenged by two millions protest
in Hong Kong and a follow up by Nancy Pelosi and her colleague in the Congress.
A law has been passed to demand election in Hong Kong to elect the leader by
popular vote in 2020 or facing a change of most favorable trading status. If there
is no two systems existed, Hong Kong and China should be the same one to face
Trump’s tariff.  

Is Taiwan a Nation? The answer is yes yet not a regular Nation due to lack of
other nations to recognize it as a nation. It is because of the one China doctrine
and pressure from China. However, most of the population is against Taiwan
be annexed by China under the Communist’s rule. Therefore, the Nationalist
Party and the current incumbent Democratic Progressive Party have both adopted
a national title as the Republic of China in Taiwan. It was in Chinese Mainland before
1949 when the PRC replaced it and expelled KMT to Taiwan. My logic is that Taiwan
Is still a colony of the ROC even though DPP is a local identity.

As an expert observer of the Taiwanese Politics, I must have my first conclusion here
to hope the choice of Taiwanese next President is the Mayor of Taipei, Professor Wen
Jer Ko, M.D. due to his excellent of resume, educational background and achievement,
30 years practice of medicine, and hardworking habits. He is the best of all among the
politicians among the world. He keeps a very clean and efficient city government which
is very much different from a traditional Chinese Government of any kinds.

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