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[00:00:01] It seems that they want to assist in the defense of Taiwan, but experts warn that this is actually a
[00:00:04] major shift
[00:00:06] in US military strategy.
[00:00:09] The assistance that the US can provide will probably really only be limited to
[00:00:13] intelligence and long-range firepower strikes. So Taiwan must
[00:00:17] independently bear the brunt of any attack by the People's Liberation
[00:00:21] Army. Well, recently, Trump, in order to suppress
[00:00:24] the rising energy prices caused by the war, announced that he would ease
[00:00:28] sanctions on Russian energy.
[00:02:00] Why was it taken out of context to this extent? That is to say, Li Yanxiong said
[00:02:04] that he did not want to see it, and then he took it out of context
[00:02:07] and said that Li Yanxiu was distributing drugs in the
[00:02:11] community. I think these are completely different things.
[00:02:15] I think many things should be done with some rationality, and there should be fair
[00:02:19] discussions. Well, let's go back to the issue we are discussing
[00:02:23] today. That is to say, Japan is now going to conduct
[00:02:26] exercises. Of course, these exercises will basically
[00:02:30] have some relationship with the Taiwan Strait. In the past,
[00:02:34] we have always hoped that our good friends,
[00:02:38] whether it is the United States or Japan, if any war
[00:02:42] or danger occurs in the Taiwan Strait, the United States can
[00:02:46] help us, and Japan can really say that
[00:02:50] "Taiwan has an emergency, Japan has an emergency." But today,
[00:02:53] what we see is that the United States is preparing to set up an anti-
[00:02:57] China base on Yonaguni Island, which
[00:04:00] is probably also related to the recent war between the US and Iran. Everyone can
[00:04:04] see that although other Gulf countries did not directly participate in the
[00:04:07] war between the US and Iran, because
[00:04:11] they provided bases, especially the northern base, allowing them
[00:04:15] to bomb Iran, so later Iran also
[00:04:19] launched some counterattacks. Recently, even Saudi Arabia was again
[00:04:23] attacked by the Houthi organization in Yemen,
[00:04:26] which is the youth armed forces.
[00:06:42] invited the Russian finance minister to attend the meeting. Wow, the whole of Europe jumped
[00:06:46] up and said, "Have you forgotten the war in Ukraine? Why are you now trying to win over Russia?"
[00:06:50] So today, comparing
[00:06:54] the three days of the Minsk Agreement, it will become a re-enactment of
[00:06:57] the three days of the Minsk Agreement in Ukraine in the future for Taiwan.
[00:07:01] This is something that many people should reflect on and discuss.
[00:07:04] Let's take a break and be right back.
[00:07:07] 。
[00:10:27] pointed out that according to Japanese law, Japan is simply unable to send troops to Taiwan. Even if mainland China really
[00:10:30] attacks US military bases in Japan, Japan would probably have to devote all its
[00:10:34] efforts to protecting its own homeland security, and would have no
[00:10:38] ability to assist in the defense of Taiwan. It even said that if this expectation gap
[00:10:42] is not clarified, when a crisis erupts in the future, it may cause
[00:10:45] a more serious psychological impact. What does this mean, Atomic Energy Commission?
[00:10:49] Shouldn't this be explained properly? So I think our government cannot
[00:10:53] misjudge. That is, although our government has always told everyone
[00:10:57] that "Taiwan's emergency is Japan's emergency," every time
[00:11:01] there are similar remarks reported by Japanese media, Taiwan will use
[00:11:04] it for domestic propaganda, saying that Japan is our best ally, so we
[00:11:08] will continue to resist China without problems. If something really happens, Japan, will you help
[00:11:12] us? In fact, such remarks have always appeared, but in reality,
[00:11:16] according to this survey, this survey is not a casual survey. It was conducted by a very
[00:11:20] famous news agency in Japan. The survey.
[00:11:22] 。
[00:11:55] not communicate
[00:11:55] ,
[00:12:02] it's really not like that.
[00:12:05] various ways to maintain peace, not relying
[00:12:08] on any single country. You should know that all countries,
[00:12:12] their people are thinking about their own national
[00:12:16] interests. Including Taiwan, which has always expressed goodwill
[00:12:20] towards the Japanese, but most Japanese still think that if something happens to Taiwan, you should
[00:12:24] deal with it yourself.
[00:12:39] If mainland China wants to prevent the US from using Japanese facilities, it will attack Japan.
[00:12:42] 。
[00:12:50] From the perspective of national interests, that's how it is.
[00:14:25] Our Premier went to Japan to watch a baseball game, and we all thought it was amazing,
[00:14:29] Japan let us go. Don't you think this is very unequal?
[00:14:33] And the president's letter was also
[00:14:36] handled by others. So why do we all feel it doesn't matter? Because
[00:14:40] we hope that Taiwan's emergency is Japan's emergency.
[00:14:43] 。
[00:14:48] Not to mention, every time
[00:14:51] it comes to Restoration Day, our current DPP government is
[00:15:25] invaded, we resist their atrocities, and the war of resistance
[00:15:29] is victorious.
[00:15:29] 。
[00:17:08] helping Taiwan won't get support, and the proportion is very high. What does that mean?
[00:17:11] Does he not want to continue running for election?
[00:17:15] So everyone, don't be wishful thinkers. Seeking
[00:17:19] good relations with all parties and maintaining peace is the correct
[00:17:22] approach. Let's take a break and be right back.
[00:17:26] 。
[00:22:37] Well, the retired Japanese general said that according to Japanese legal restrictions, Japan cannot send troops to Taiwan. Even if mainland China
[00:22:41] attacks US military bases in Japan, Japan would probably have to devote all its efforts
[00:22:45] to protecting its own homeland security and would be powerless to assist
[00:22:49] in the defense of Taiwan. He even said that if this expectation gap
[00:22:52] is not clarified, a crisis may erupt in the future, causing a serious psychological
[00:22:56] impact. We want to ask Brother Chen, what exactly does the retired general mean?
[00:23:00] Is he reminding the DPP government not to fantasize about
[00:23:04] "Taiwan's emergency is Japan's emergency"? That's right, I'll talk about
[00:23:08] the aspect of war if it happens later.
[00:23:12] Speaking of Taiwan's emergency is Japan's emergency.
[00:23:15] I'll give two examples. Recently.
[00:23:19] The Republic of China.
[00:24:50] was a defeated nation in World War II, so according to its
[00:24:53] own constitution, Japan
[00:24:57] cannot send troops to foreign countries to fight. So
[00:25:01] its army is not called an army, it's called
[00:25:04] the Japan Self-Defense Forces. The Japan
[00:25:08] Self-Defense Forces. If a conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Strait,
[00:25:12] and it wants to send troops, I want to ask, Japan
[00:25:15] only has four major islands. Kyushu.
[00:25:19] Hokkaido.
[00:25:21] Does it include Taiwan Island? Does its defense capability, its defense
[00:25:25] constitution say it can protect Taiwan?
[00:25:29] It's impossible. This is what the retired Japanese general
[00:25:32] said. First, you are violating the law, and second, you don't have the capability.
[00:25:36] Do you know that Japan, from after the war until now,
[00:25:40] has managed to develop its economy? If it really
[00:25:44] gets involved in a war in the Taiwan Strait, first,
[00:25:47] there will be a kingdom. Extinction.
[00:25:51] How to say it? Do you know that mainland China,
[00:25:54] including the various historical facts of World War II,
[00:25:58] they made a lot of, a lot of movies. Do you know that mainland China
[00:26:02] made movies?
[00:26:32] To this day, they don't allow Japanese people to go there,
[00:26:36] so they don't welcome Japanese people. So mainland China's
[00:26:40] hatred for Japan, accumulated from World War II,
[00:26:44] has not changed. I want to ask,
[00:26:48] if something happens in the Taiwan Strait, and Japan gets involved,
[00:26:51] what consequences will it face?
[00:26:54] 。
[00:27:04] It's not a judgment. We have no choice. We must
[00:27:08] rely on Japan and the US to resist China and protect Taiwan.
[00:27:11] Otherwise, how can Taiwan, with 36,000 square kilometers,
[00:27:15] contend with mainland China? We have Japan
[00:27:19] next to us, and further away, we have the United States.
[00:27:23] With the protection of these two great nations, Japan's military strength in Asia
[00:27:26] is the second strongest after mainland China.
[00:27:30] 的 。
[00:28:08] This is the key of keys. And I want to ask, Trump is using Taiwan
[00:28:11] as a chess piece, not a bargaining chip.
[00:28:15] Will he really joke with the lives
[00:28:18] of Americans and American soldiers for Taiwan?
[00:28:22] Don't even think about it. Everyone, which country
[00:28:26] intervened by the United States did not end up tragically?
[00:28:29] Including Vietnam back then, then Afghanistan,
[00:28:33] and now Iran. Afghanistan, do you
[00:28:37] know? When Afghanistan withdrew its troops, those Afghans,
[00:28:41] those American transport
[00:28:44] planes, before leaving Afghanistan, those Afghans
[00:28:48] were hanging on the outside of his transport plane.
[00:29:32] Mainland China may not use words.
[00:30:36] The court requested detention. Yesterday evening, a horrific murder occurred in Xinzhuang, New Taipei City. A husband returned home to find his wife
[00:30:40] lying in a pool of blood, with a knife stabbed in her abdomen.
[00:30:44] Her nephew, who lived with them, also disappeared. Footage of him leaving the scene
[00:30:47] showed him wiping blood from his hands. This nephew
[00:30:51] did not work and would ask his aunt for money every day. In the end, he repaid kindness with evil,
[00:30:55] coldly murdering her. And
[00:30:59] also.