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[00:02:10] As for committee member Yan Xiu, today, she was protested by this social work group. I must give an explanation, because what committee member Li Yan Xiu specifically said was
[00:02:13] that she absolutely would not be happy to see drugs being distributed
[00:02:17] in the community, and even
[00:02:20] that social workers would distribute drugs. She made it very, very
[00:02:24] clear. The committee member herself is a mother, and she also made it very clear
[00:02:28] that day. However, later that night,
[00:02:32] this social group began to question
[00:02:36] Li Yan Xiu. I think many things can indeed be
[00:02:40] discussed by everyone.
[00:05:00] Every war, although other countries did not directly intervene
[00:05:04] in the war, because they provided this base,
[00:05:07] especially this US base, allowing them to bomb
[00:05:11] Iran. So later, Iran also launched some counterattacks. Recently, even like Saudi
[00:05:15] Arabia, was again attacked by the Houthi organization
[00:05:19] in Yemen, which is the youth
[00:05:22] armed forces. That attack recently caused a very large number
[00:05:26] of casualties, hundreds of people. So everyone will feel
[00:05:30] that although I am in this bordering
[00:05:33] region, if I provide a base for the US
[00:05:37] military to use, will it not cause harm to my own country
[00:05:41] or be attacked? I think now, after these several wars,
[00:05:44] I am afraid that all the people will have different
[00:05:48] opinions. So, just now it was mentioned that 80% of the Japanese people
[00:05:52] believe that they should not directly intervene in the war if a war breaks
[00:05:55] out in the Taiwan Strait. They should not intervene in the war.
[00:05:59] I remember that in the past, like the Philippines, didn't we try our best to win
[00:06:03] over the Philippines recently? We really stooped so low.
[00:06:06] Many people feel that it's bad enough to stoop to the US, but also to the Philippines.
[00:06:10] However,
[00:06:13] the Philippines itself also has organizations to conduct polls, and
[00:06:17] as high as 85% of the Philippine people say that they should
[00:06:20] maintain a neutral stance, meaning that if a war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait,
[00:06:24] this is Taiwan's business, this is the Taiwan Strait's business, not the South China Sea's
[00:06:28] business. They should remain neutral.
[00:06:30] 。
[00:06:33] Even in the US, many surveys in the US also show that as many as
[00:06:36] 50% of the public also believe that if Taiwan
[00:06:40] is attacked by China,
[00:07:42] Have you forgotten the war of enlightenment? Why are we now starting to win over Russia? So
[00:07:46] today, comparing the three-way
[00:07:50] asset process, it will become the three-day asset city of Ukraine
[00:07:53] reappearing in future Taiwan. This is worth many people
[00:08:11] and you don't know it.
[00:11:52] ally. It is said that if something happens to Taiwan,
[00:11:55] it means something happens to Japan. But recently, a latest poll in Japan
[00:11:59] showed that 76% of Japanese people believe that mainland China may use
[00:12:03] force against Taiwan, but as high as 82.5% of Japanese people oppose
[00:12:06] Japan's participation in the war. Also, a retired Japanese general pointed out
[00:12:10] that according to Japanese legal restrictions, Japan is fundamentally unable to send troops to assist Taiwan.
[00:12:14] Even if mainland China really attacks the US military bases in Japan, Japan probably
[00:12:18] would have to exert all its efforts just to protect its own homeland security, and would have
[00:12:22] no ability to assist Taiwan. He even said,
[00:12:31] "If this expectation gap is not clarified, a future crisis could lead to even more severe psychological impact."
[00:12:32] 。
[00:12:39] That is, although our government has always told everyone, "If something happens to Taiwan,
[00:12:43] it means something happens to Japan." Every time there is similar media coverage
[00:12:47] in Japan, Taiwan will use it for domestic propaganda, saying that Japan is
[00:12:50] our best ally, so we will continue to resist China without problems.
[00:12:54] ,
[00:13:25] It's very, very clear.
[00:13:27] We know that we must get along with all parties. We cannot
[00:13:31] adopt a policy of completely resisting China,
[00:13:35] closing our eyes to the mainland, having no contact with China,
[00:13:38] no communication, no reduction of hostility, and unilaterally
[00:13:42] confronting China, thinking that the US will help us.
[00:13:46] In fact, it's not like that. Taiwan must use all means
[00:13:50] to maintain peace. It cannot rely on
[00:13:53] any single country. You must know that all countries,
[00:13:57] their people are thinking about their own national interests.
[00:14:01] Including how Taiwan has always expressed goodwill towards Japan,
[00:14:04] but most Japanese people still feel that if something happens to Taiwan, you should
[00:14:08] deal with it yourself. We don't, we don't want to save you, and we don't have the ability. Did he
[00:14:12] not make it very clear? According to the US-Japan Security Treaty, even if the US
[00:14:16] wants to intervene in a Taiwan Strait war, it will need to use Japan's
[00:14:20] military bases. If mainland China wants to stop
[00:14:23] the US.
[00:17:08] The Republic of China was invaded by Japan, right? We resisted its atrocities,
[00:17:12] and won the War of Resistance.
[00:17:14] 。
[00:17:18] It was deeply appreciated. When you talk about the War of Resistance, you will talk about
[00:17:21] that period of Japanese militarism, and then its invasion
[00:17:25] of other countries, and then killing people, and then causing many families
[00:17:29] to be broken and destroyed. This is a difficult thing to do. You can't talk about his invasion. You have to
[00:17:33] talk about the war being over, as if everyone just had a fight
[00:17:36] and it ended.
[00:23:50] Minggu Yayu, Japan actually posted at the entrance
[00:23:54] that two flags were not allowed. One was the Japanese
[00:23:57] militarist flag, and the other was the national flag of the Republic of China.
[00:24:01] Later, people said, "How can this be?" In the end,
[00:24:05] Japan apologized for what? It apologized for the Japanese
[00:24:09] militarist flag. Taiwan's Republic of China national flag was not allowed
[00:24:13] in, meaning it was not allowed in. You know that all countries
[00:24:16] in the world can enter this.
[00:24:20] We couldn't get in this time.
[00:24:22] We just couldn't get in.
[00:24:24] This is "Taiwan has problems, Japan has problems."
[00:24:28] "Taiwan has problems" is caused by Japan! Let me tell you another thing.
[00:24:32] Do you know that Japan has intervened in Taiwan a lot over the years?
[00:24:39] Let me give an example from last year.
[00:24:41] In 2025, our exports to Japan are 30.15 billion US dollars.
[00:24:48] Imports from Japan are
[00:26:02] First, it's illegal. Second, you don't have the ability. You know
[00:26:06] that Japan, after the war, has finally developed its economy.
[00:26:10] If it really participates
[00:26:13] in the war in the Taiwan Strait, first,
[00:26:17] there is the risk of national extinction. How so?
[00:26:21] You know that mainland China, including
[00:26:24] the various historical periods of World War II, they made many,
[00:26:28] many films. You know that the films made by China mainland are all.
[00:27:10] So the hatred of mainland China towards Japan, accumulated from World War II until now, has not changed.
[00:27:14] I would like to ask, if something happens in the Taiwan Strait,
[00:27:17] and Japan participates,
[00:27:21] what will be the consequences? Japanese people dare not even
[00:27:25] imagine. So, just now Yuan Zhi said about negotiation,
[00:27:28] judgment will lead to misjudgment, not
[00:27:31] judgment. We have no choice.
[00:27:35] We must rely on the US and Japan to be able to
[00:27:39] resist China and protect Taiwan. Otherwise, how can Taiwan, with
[00:27:42] 36,000 square kilometers, contend with mainland China?
[00:27:46] We, we have Japan next to us, and
[00:27:50] a little further away, we have the United States. With the protection of these two great powers,
[00:27:54] Japan's military strength in Asia is the second strongest
[00:27:57] after mainland China.
[00:27:59] And then, the US
[00:28:03] military, the world's strongest. The second strongest in Asia
[00:28:07] plus the world's strongest, our resistance to China and protection
[00:28:10] of Taiwan will absolutely have no problems. I am saying
[00:28:14] this because it was what Trump said before. Everyone heard it
[00:28:18] and was shocked. But I will say it again. Trump
[00:28:22] said it very clearly. Taiwan is
[00:28:25] 9,500 miles away from the United States.
[00:28:28] He didn't say why we should send troops. He said the two
[00:28:32] places are too far apart. This is the key of keys.
[00:28:36] And please tell me, Trump used
[00:28:40] Taiwan as a pawn, not a chess piece.
[00:28:43] Would he really risk the lives
[00:28:47] of Americans, American soldiers, for Taiwan?
[00:28:50] Don't even think about it. Everyone, which country
[00:28:54] that the US intervened in militarily didn't end up
[00:28:58] tragically? Including Vietnam back then, and then Afghanistan.
[00:29:03] And now Iran. Do you know about Afghanistan?
[00:29:06] When the US military withdrew from Afghanistan, those Afghans,
[00:29:10] before the American transport plane
[00:29:13] left Afghanistan, those Afghans
[00:29:17] clung to the outside of the transport plane, and after it took off,
[00:29:21] those people just fell straight down. This is not
[00:29:25] a movie. This is a real scene that happened
[00:29:28] in Afghanistan. Will the US come to help Taiwan?
[00:29:33] What do you think? What do you think?
[00:29:36] Gao Shizhao's talk is just hot air.
[00:29:40] There will be absolutely no practical action.
[00:29:44] Even if he wants to send troops, the Japanese people won't agree.
[00:29:47] We are developing our economy now. You are confronting mainland China.
[00:29:51] We are making fun of the Japanese people. What are you kidding about?
[00:29:55] In World War II, Japan's Nagasaki and Hiroshima, two
[00:29:59] atomic bombs. Mainland China may not use them.
[00:30:32] He is a nephew of the victim. He stabbed her more than 10 times. The victim
[00:30:36] kindly took him in and gave him 200 yuan of pocket money every day.
[00:30:40] 。
[00:30:43] He stabbed his aunt. The next day, the man wore a down jacket covered in blood
[00:30:47] and refused to leave the house. He was a cold-blooded killer. He used two knives to stab his 59-year-old
[00:30:50] aunt. Her husband returned home to find his wife lying in a pool of blood,
[00:30:54] with over ten stab wounds, and her throat was cut
[00:30:58] in the upper body.