台灣不是一個國家,只是俗稱的台灣一個地方名稱. 蔡英文與呂秀蓮誤導老百姓,為她的個人政治前途與中國政府談判,希望取得優握條件,以免日後中國收復台灣省,而遭到清算鬥爭,成為階下囚.中國政府當局早已明顯知道這些民進黨黨員曾經擔任所謂”中華民國2000-2008”,時期的政府大小與各級官員,呂秀蓮非常聰明的做法,是由她打頭陣與中國政府談回歸祖國的條件 ,表面上數落中國國民黨的惡行惡狀,1949-2000 年來的種種政策,同時她也批判中國共產黨的橫行霸道欺壓台灣人的生存空間,她想兩面討好中國國民黨與中國共產黨,這樣一來她的如意算盤早已被識破,如果呂秀蓮深度瞭解國家民族的大義,就不會領取優厚的退休金度日.呂秀蓮早年勤奮用功讀書,考取公費留給美國哈佛大學攻讀博士學位,她忘記台灣老百姓,辛苦的納稅血汗錢,供給她,現在反對統一,不承辦九二共識與一個中國政策,加入民進黨,貪徒高官厚祿的不知廉恥的知識份子,

她們遲早會被中國政府逮捕,進行公審後,宣告有罪,執行終身監禁,思想改造與勞動改造.因此以呂秀蓮為首的民進黨黨員及相關團體的台獨份子們的內心憂慮與焦躁是可想而知的,呂秀蓮癡心妄想與癡人說夢,利用美國之音當傳聲筒兂發至人先聲奪人的下三爛的下策,更企圖要引起美國國會議員,國務院,甚至川普總統的注意,好解救她到美國避難.

呂秀蓮也企圖參加2018的臺北市市長選舉,因為她一旦選上,出任臺北市市長,就有機會利用美國公告的”台灣旅行法”接受美國政府或是其他與臺北市蒂交的姊妹市的邀請,而去美國訪問,當然順理成章的她會選擇機會滯留美國,不返回台灣,而達到她所味謂的在美國尋求”政治護庇”,呂秀蓮的如意算盤大至如此,否則她不會大膽的向中國國務院台灣辦公室,發言人安鋒山下戰帖,公開叫陣,她企圖出賣自己,第一是美國政府,第二是中國政府,她期望終會落空,成為階下囚.因為即使美國政府收留她,護庇她,終究會和中國達成協議,變成談判的籌碼,出賣給予中國政府,這樣一來她苦心的計謀,都是以失敗告終,我們可以等待,看到呂秀蓮的結局下場,至於其他的民進黨人士,也一樣,台獨戰犯,無論是逃離至天涯海角,無處躲藏,難逃中國法律制裁.

TAIWAN LOSY THE WAY TURN TO RIGHT OR TURN LEFT?

Taiwans president pledges more security amid concerns about China.

The president gave no details on possible new security measures, but last year she vowed to raise defense spending.

"We will strengthen our work for the whole societys security and especially look out for these factors from China, whether they affect our Taiwanese societys security," Tsai said during an online broadcast on the second anniversary of her inauguration.

Beijing claims sovereignty over self-ruled Taiwan, where the Nationalist government fled after the Chinese civil war of the 1940s. China insists on eventual unification of the two sides under a single China and has not ruled out use of force to unify the two sides.

Government opinion polls show that most Taiwanese prefer autonomy over unification with China.

Tsai rejects Beijings idea that both sides belong to one China as a condition for dialogue. The Communist leadership has pressured her with more than a dozen military aircraft flybys and passage of an aircraft carrier in an ocean strait between the two sides that are 100 miles apart.

China maintains the worlds third-most-powerful armed forces after the United States and Russia, according to the database GlobalFirepower.com. The site ranks Taiwan 24th.

Chinas power is diplomatic, too. It has persuaded three of Taiwans foreign allies to switch allegiance since Tsai took office, according to officials in Taipei.

Tsai may have spoken Sunday in response to public worry about Chinas military exercises, said George Hou, assistant mass communications professor at I-Shou University in Taiwan.

Andrew Yang, secretary-general of the Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies in Taiwan, said increased military maneuvers by China has concerned people in the region.Theres not much she can do about it, so she wants to alert the international community… that China is using a hardline approach," Yang said.

Tsais vow to boost security came in response to a question on the presidential offices Facebook page asking how she could "get rid of" Chinas "channels to infiltrate into Taiwan." Questions about the relationship with China outnumbered those submitted on any other topic for the online broadcast.

Some in Taiwan question whether Tsai should have stayed home to monitor the islands defense last month rather than visit a diplomatic ally in Africa, Hou said.

Nearly 60% of Taiwanese disapprove of Tsais handling of relations with China, the Taiwan government-funded Central News Agency said.

In October, she vowed to raise defense spending by at least 2% per year, compared with an 8.1% increase announced by China for 2018. This years defense allocation in Taiwan comes to $11.07 billion.

The Tsai government says its focused too on making weapons domestically, as other countries fear angering China by offering to sell arms. A local defense firm expects to roll out a fighter jet for training

purposes next year, and the defense ministry has commissioned a $3.3-billion diesel-electric submarine to be finished in eight years.

Domestic arms developers, active for about 35 years, make up 10% of the military equipment procurement and maintenance budget, said David An, a senior research fellow with the policy incubator Global Taiwan Institute in Washington.

In April, the U.S. government said it would give American contractors licenses to market submarine technology to Taiwan, and the defense ministry spokesman in Taipei said he hopes Washington will offer more technical expertise.