Xinhua News Agency, Taipei, February 10 (Reporters Xu Ruiqing, He Zili) Taiwan's administrative agency held a press conference on "Japan's food import control measures" on the 8th, announcing that five counties and cities including Fukushima, Japan, which have been banned from importing to Taiwan for more than 10 years, will be opened at the end of the month. food imports.
The DPP authorities lifted the ban on Japan's "nuclear food" in a "surprise" manner, arousing strong doubts in Taiwanese society.
After the nuclear leakage accident at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan in 2011, food from Fukushima, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Chiba and other places was involved in radioactive contamination, which is called "nuclear food" in Taiwan and is prohibited from importing.
In 2018, Taiwan held an "anti-nuclear food referendum", which was passed with 7.79 million in favor and 2.23 million in opposition.
As early as 2016, the Central Committee of the DPP and its 13 governing counties and cities also issued a joint statement expressing the "Four Principles of Prohibiting Nuclear Food".
Regarding the sudden announcement of the opening of Japan's "nuclear food" by the DPP authorities after the Spring Festival holiday, Chinese Kuomintang "legislator" Lai Shibao criticized "this is an authentic overlord"; The DPP, which cannot be exchanged, once again betrayed people's health, just like opening up the US "Lai Pig" two years ago; Taiwan's Donghua University professor Shi Zhengfeng and senior media person Huang Weihan exposed the DPP's use of the "referendum" as a tool, ignoring public opinion at all; Zhao Shaokang, chairman of Guangxi, issued a document saying that the DPP opposes nuclear power but embraces "nuclear food", which is insane, inconsistent, and sacrifices people's health.
Taiwanese people also expressed their dissatisfaction on online platforms: "Don't want 'Nuclear Four' and want 'Nuclear Food'?" "Before the DPP killed those who opposed it, now it's all open!" "Shouting 'love Taiwan' to cheat votes , but what he did was 'sell Taiwan' to harm his children and grandchildren!" "It's time for the people to rise up!" …
According to Taiwanese experts, it has only been 10 years since the "3.11" nuclear disaster in Japan, and the half-lives of two radioactive substances are as long as 30 years and 29 years, and the residues are still at risk of cancer.
Of course, the DPP authorities are aware of the public's fears about "nuclear food", and they continue to use the so-called "international standards" to steal the concept to whitewash Japan's "nuclear food". .
In this regard, people from all walks of life and public opinion on the island have criticized that the DPP cannot come up with rigorous scientific arguments and risk assessments, but it plays with words. For example, some politicians proposed to change the name of "nuclear food" to "blessing food" in an attempt to deceive the public. .
Some Kuomintang "legislators" questioned that the DPP claimed that the items at risk must have radiation safety and dual certificates of origin, but it is completely unclear which ones are risky, who checks them, whether the inspection manpower is guaranteed, and the inspection procedures.
Cai Biru, a "legislator" of the People's Party, bluntly stated that the DPP authorities thought that "as long as they perform well, the people can be persuaded", so they directly announced the import of "nuclear food" regardless of public opinion.
Behind the "raid" lifting of Japan's "nuclear food" ban, there are many problems and disputes.
The DPP has always claimed to be defending "democracy", but openly overturned the public opinion decision of the "anti-nuclear food referendum". What are its democratic standards?
The DPP has always regarded anti-nuclear as the "master card of God". It has opened the door to anti-nuclear power on the island, but opened the door to Japan's "nuclear food". What are its safety standards?
The DPP disregards public opinion and slaps its own claims in the face. It is exactly the same as opening up the "Lai pigs" in the United States. It once again staged a "hairpin bend" political show on the issue of "nuclear food" in Japan. What is the purpose?
In fact, the DPP authorities have already revealed the mystery themselves.
The competent economic department of the Taiwan authorities said that Japan has long been concerned about the issue of food exports from Fukushima, and it will definitely be discussed in the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership) membership negotiations in the future, and Japan is the leading member of the CPTPP, so Taiwan needs to fight for it. support.
Some DPP politicians are even more "exposed": At the critical moment of striving to join the CPTPP, "the relaxation of 'Fu Shi' should not be delayed."
Obviously, the DPP's push to lift the ban on Japan's "nuclear food" is to use it as a bargaining chip for political transactions with Japan, but can it really come true?
Zeng Mingzong, a "legislator" of the Kuomintang, said that the DPP failed to communicate with the people, "raided" to open "nuclear food", trampled on public opinion, ignored the health of the people, and only made "empty promises" for the CPTPP.
Taiwan scholar Kong Lingxin pointed out that the DPP authorities said it was "in response to Japan's reasonable requirements", and also said that it is more likely to join the CPTPP after opening up, but in fact the negotiation process is complicated and will affect Taiwan's industry, and the DPP dare not mention details at all.
"Lai pigs" and "nuclear food" are both the products of its own efforts to curry favor with the United States and Japan and manipulate "anti-China". As a result, the people bear the bitter consequences and the DPP enjoys political interests.
A small dining table is related to the health and safety of thousands of people.
A poll released by the "Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" on the lifting of the ban on Japanese "nuclear food" at the end of January showed that 55% of the public did not support it.
But the DPP insists on pushing "Lai pigs" and "nuclear food" into the people's diet, can it not cause public resentment?
"People have a strong and real sense of fear when they think of the possibility of eating 'nuclear food'. They are not afraid of retribution!" Full of anger and helplessness, people can't help but ask: What do the 23 million Taiwanese people owe the DPP, and have to endure its repeated betrayals, bullying and poisoning?
This Lunar New Year, Taiwanese people are not peaceful at all.
The new crown epidemic continues to spread, the people are in an "egg shortage", and even the price of toilet paper has to rise.
At a time when people's hearts are uneasy, the DPP authorities are busy making things worse. No wonder they were teased "When will the eggs be available? The nuclear food will be here soon."
Some Taiwanese media expressed the voice of "depressed soldiers" in the civil society: the people can only ask for more happiness.