Refugees from Taiwan "enjoy happiness"?

Five Hong Kong thugs smuggled into Taiwan and were detained, but they lived worse than the smugglers...

  [Global Times Special Correspondent in Hong Kong, Ye Lan] Taiwan media previously disclosed that five Hong Kong thugs involved in the "Regulation Amendment Disturbance" had smuggled to Taiwan and were intercepted. They are currently detained in Kaohsiung, and their lives are worse than ordinary smugglers.

Public opinion bluntly said that this fully shows that the so-called "supporting Hong Kong" of the DPP authorities are playing fakes, just talking.

  According to Taiwan's "China Times" report on the 13th, five Hong Kong thugs smuggled into Taiwan from Hong Kong in mid-to-late July. They drifted to Dongsha Island due to a ship failure. They were intercepted by Taiwanese maritime patrol officers and sent to Kaohsiung for resettlement.

Zhong Shengxiong, a media person who has been helping Hong Kong thugs for a long time, admitted on Facebook on the 12th that he was the main facilitator of the five people smuggling to Taiwan, but these people were "still detained in the hands of the MAC" and there has been no contact for nearly two months. Channels, not to mention the need to report peace to their parents, are worse than other smugglers, and even lawyers can't see them. "Frankly, I can't shirk the blame, and I feel sorry for them."

He said that the DPP really does not support Hong Kong as everyone imagined. The DPP "does indeed do something, but they hope that all of us who know the truth will shut up and not talk."

He understands that the key consideration in this is cross-strait political issues. "They will say that there are many things that can only be done and cannot be said; but I must say that in the past few months, all I have felt is "cannot be said", but I have not seen who does it. A lot".

Zhong Shengxiong said with emotion, "Taiwan really can't help, and I don't want to help you that much", and shouted to the Hong Kong thugs, "If possible, don't come to Taiwan again."

  Qiu Weijie, the founder of Taiwanese Internet celebrity and "Don't Look at Work", echoed that in the past two years, Zhong Shengxiong "used all kinds of legal and illegal means to travel to and from Hong Kong and Taiwan... Now he is disappointed and expresses his first-line views. We treat these political refugees, really Is it fair to say that smugglers are treated more miserably than smugglers. They can’t see a lawyer, and they can’t report peace to their parents.”

He said bluntly, "What you say about supporting Hong Kong is just treating people as a burden to national security."

  In response to Zhong Shengxiong’s revelations, the Hong Kong Security Bureau said on the 13th that the SAR government had not received any information about Taiwan’s interception of Hong Kong fugitives, and called on other jurisdictions to take a clear stand not to harbor criminals suspected of crimes in Hong Kong.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council spokesperson Qiu Chuizheng only reiterated the old tune on the 12th, saying, “We believe that the information circulated by the outside world may have a specific purpose... I hope that outsiders will not make unnecessary speculations, and the government will not explain the case. ".

A spokesperson for Taiwan’s “Presidential Palace” stated on the 13th that the MAC has established an inter-ministerial meeting and combined non-governmental forces to establish a “Hong Kong Humanitarian Rescue” project and office, all of which will be properly handled by the MAC.

The DPP "legislator" Zheng Yunpeng defended on the 13th that according to the MAC, the five people who came to Taiwan should be true and "highly protected". I believe the Taiwan authorities "will not neglect these harsh friends."

"Legislative" Xu Zhijie also stated that the DPP authorities' support for Hong Kong "protesters" is very clear, only targeting Hong Kong people who have smuggled to Taiwan. "How to strike a balance between human rights and the law must be studied."

  The People's Party issued a statement late at night on the 12th, demanding that the Tsai Ing-wen authorities and the Mainland Affairs Council clearly state the course and content of the incident, whether it can only be done or not, or if it has not been done.

Kuomintang Chairman Jiang Qichen criticized on the 13th that after the DPP was re-elected, he only heard that the five Hong Kong smugglers were not treated as smugglers. "It proves once again that the Cai government has not done anything to support Hong Kong."

Former Kuomintang "legislator" Chen Xuesheng said that although Congressman Li Meizhen was defeated in the Kaohsiung Mayor by-election, she was at least right about one thing, that she had questioned Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Qimai's purchase of a full-page ad before the election. "KH supports HK (Kaohsiung is like Hong Kong) "Does it work?

Chen Xuesheng questioned that the place where the five Hong Kong people were found smuggling is Dongsha, which is under the control of Kaohsiung, and they are currently in Kaohsiung, which is under Chen Qimai's jurisdiction, just to verify his support.

  Many Taiwanese netizens criticized the Tsai Ing-wen’s authorities for saying, “Before the election, they shouted loudly for Hong Kong. After the election, there will be no voice.” Some people ridiculed, “Hold Hong Kong. The votes were fooled. Compatriots? Compatriots in Hong Kong are like toilet paper wiped by Xiaoying. Do you want to store it and smell the fragrance if you don't throw it away?" Another Taiwanese netizen said, "We are not obliged to accept refugees, and we have no capital to collect it."

Some Hong Kong media analyzed that during Hong Kong’s “Regulations Amendment Disturbance”, Taiwan’s leader Tsai Ing-wen and his DPP continued to openly support Hong Kong mobs in order to win elections, even threatening to provide them with asylum and make relevant people etc. Recklessly and unscrupulously engage in destruction.

After the passage of the Hong Kong National Security Law, gangsters attempted to abscond to Taiwan, but Taiwan's "general election" has passed, and Tsai Ing-wen has been re-elected successfully, so he began to ignore these people.

  As for the other 12 thugs who attempted to smuggle into Taiwan but were captured by the mainland maritime police, the Yantian Branch of the Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau announced on the 13th that they have been criminally detained and compulsory measures taken by our bureau for suspected crimes of illegally crossing the border. ; The case is currently under investigation, and the public security organs protect the lawful rights and interests of criminal suspects in accordance with the law.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said that 12 Hong Kong residents were arrested for illegally crossing the border at sea. They are not democratic activists, but are trying to separate Hong Kong from China.

On the 12th, people claiming to be the families of six of the arrested persons covered their faces and held a press conference accompanied by the opposition Zhu Kaidi and others, claiming that the Hong Kong government would assist in bringing the six suspected criminals back to Hong Kong.

  Many citizens think that there are many doubts, saying that "they are suspected of smuggling and were arrested in the inland waters and the inland has jurisdiction."

Former news coordinator Feng Weiguang wrote an article questioning the authenticity of the identity of the "family", saying that they were tightly packed and that the "family" held a press conference to find the wrong helper and the wrong time. "Advise all the family members to stop spending for politics. My own family."

Some Hong Kong media have noticed that this press conference took place almost simultaneously with the US Secretary of State Pompeo’s statement on the incident. It does not rule out that the Hong Kong opposition will cooperate with the United States inside and outside to discredit the mainland.