Taiwanese scholar: Tsai Ing-wen's high-profile "sanctions against Russia" has become a global laughing stock

Taiwanese scholar: Tsai Ing-wen's government has become a global laughingstock

　　Taiwan's "United Daily News" published an article today by Chen Yixin, an honorary professor at Tamkang University, saying that on February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack on Ukraine, and U.S. President Biden and Western leaders condemned and imposed sanctions in unison .

Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen, unwilling to be lonely, decided to follow suit, not only loudly condemning Putin's aggression, but also threatening to impose sanctions on Russia and provide assistance to Ukraine.

The funny thing is that before the sanctions against Taiwan began, the vulnerable Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky decided to negotiate with Russia on the second day of the fight, making Tsai Ing-wen a global laughing stock.

　　The article said that every time a major event happens in the world, Tsai Ing-wen likes to join in the fun to build a sense of presence.

In 2019, the so-called "anti-extradition parade" took place in Hong Kong. Tsai Ing-wen spoke out to support the people of Hong Kong and threatened to welcome Hong Kong people to settle in Taiwan. Many Hong Kong people decided to leave their hometowns and come to Taiwan, only to find that Tsai Ing-wen would only show up for one episode. Open your mouth and leave them alone.

　　In 2020, Tsai Ing-wen first released rumors that he would negotiate a "Bilateral Trade Agreement" (BTA) with the United States, and then in August announced by surprise that he would open the import of pigs from the United States from 2021, threatening that this move would help Taiwan and the United States. "Bilateral Trade Agreement" negotiations.

However, the people of Taiwan have eaten pigs for more than a year, but there is no news of the "bilateral trade agreement" between Taiwan and the United States, not even a word.

On the issue of imported pigs, Tsai Ing-wen obviously only has one mouth, but she does not want to be responsible for the follow-up development of the "bilateral trade agreement" between Taiwan and the United States.

　　Similarly, officials of Tsai Ing-wen's authorities have been preaching that if the import of nuclear food from the five counties of Fukushima is opened up, it will help Taiwan to participate in the CPTPP.

Then the Tsai Ing-wen authorities announced in a surprise manner that they would open the import of Japanese nuclear food in late February.

However, Yutai Izumi, president of the Japan Exchange Association in Taiwan, said in an interview with the media that the import of nuclear food from the five counties of Fukushima has nothing to do with whether Taiwan can participate in the CPTPP.

It can be seen that Tsai Ing-wen also has only one mouth on the issue of importing nuclear food from Japan, but is completely irresponsible for whether Taiwan can participate in the CPTPP.

　　The "Summit Of Democracy" (Summit Of Democracy) will be held at the White House on December 9-10, 2021. Tsai Ing-wen prepared to attend the meeting wholeheartedly. However, the Biden administration eventually canceled the invitation to Tsai Ing-wen, leaving her to miss the Democracy Summit. pass.

　　Compared with the "Reverse Extradition China" movement in Hong Kong, the bilateral trade agreement between Taiwan and the United States, the CPTPP and the Democracy Summit, Russia's attack on Ukraine is of course a first-class event that caused a sensation in the world.

Facing the drama of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Tsai Ing-wen was of course unwilling to be lonely, and decided to condemn Russia with a high decibel and use public machinery to sanction the Kremlin.

　　The problem is that Tsai Ing-wen may not have weighed Taiwan's jin liang properly.

Even the US-led Western countries condemn and sanction Russia, Putin is not afraid, how can he care about the trivial condemnation and weak sanctions in Taiwan.

　　At the end of the article, he joked that even if Taiwan cooperates with the Biden administration’s global campaign with condemnation and sanctions because of the political pressure of the United States, it does not need to express its position with such high decibels and high profile. Does Tsai Ing-wen still think that she has not enough enemies?

(China Taiwan Net Juanzi)