superskippy
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Where did you hear that....
I heard this from a program of Phoenix TV station which is in Hongkong. The name is "Li Ao has something to talk about" ( I translate it literally). It's a program talking about Taiwan politics and the presider is the Taiwan scholar Li Ao who has been in Taiwan for 50 odds years. He is a famous historian and writer. I think Ludahai must know about him. Maybe he also watched the program. I don't think he was bluffing.superskippy said:Where did you hear that....
Phoenix TV station is a liberal station and is not manipulated by Chinese government. I don't think Chinese govenment make use of it for propaganda.Arch Enemy said:Not trying to offend you Frank, but could that have been an attempt for propaganda to the disliking of America by the Chinese government.
yeah I know, I'm a bit paranoid but when a General of a powerful nation, such as China, decides that if he had it his way.. he'd declare War on my nation I have a reason to be a bit paranoid.
frankguy said:Hi there, I'm from Shanghai,China. I konw you are from Taibei.
Maybe we have different political views but I can do my best to be neutral. I don't think Taiwan can develop nuclear weapons. Why? Beacause US won't let Taiwan do it. In the 90's last century, Tainwan had developed nuclears secretly and it was found by US intelligenct agency. They forced Taiwan to destoy all the nuclear weapons developing facilities.
Israel has never claimed that it does not possess nuclear weapons. It has always maintained an official policy known as *plausible denial* which in effect neither confirms nor denies nuclear weapons capability.YouGotOwned said:Another country that really disturbs me is Israel. Israel claims they do not have nuclear weapons but some unofficial sources say they do possess nuclear weapons.
There is no need to further research nuclear weapons. The nuclear fuel-cycle is well understood by all moderately technical nations and missile technology is growing expoentially.YouGotOwned said:Israel’s demands are just too extensive and therefore Israel is holding back the scientific research of Nuclear weapons.
Soory,what did you mean?teacher said:Hey fankguy.
Ni hui bu hui dong wo?
frankguy said:Soory,what did you mean?
US absolutely cannot allow Taiwan possess nuclear weapon no matter he is interested in it or not. It's what he has done in the recently 50 years. And Tainwan govenment has no ability to against US govenment but to listen to every word he said.ludahai said:Actually, it was in the 1970s, NOT the 1990s, when it was alleged that Taiwan had a nuclear program. It has never been proven, though it is very plausible as Taiwan certainly has the technical know-how to pull it off.The current administration is not presently interested in pursuing the nuclear option because it wants peace, unlike the bullies on the other side of the Strait.
frankguy said:How come you believe Taiwan government is not interested in nuclear weapons? You can't believe the "president" A Bian. He cheated the world by false assassination right before the election day. Cheating is a cinch for him.
teacher said:Anyone who can read, can use tools, an understanding of electricity, and a garage, can build a nuke. Obtaining enriched Uranium is the problem.
frankguy said:Soory,what did you mean?
How do you think so? I hope you don't always possess such prejudice on China government. Not everything in China is wrong and everything is Taiwan is right. But I doubt US media always misleads you and demonizes China.ludahai said:Hmmm, me thinks you are reading ChiCom propoganda again.
frankguy said:How do you think so? I hope you don't always possess such prejudice on China government. Not everything in China is wrong and everything is Taiwan is right. But I doubt US media always misleads you and demonizes China.
China has many problems which are much more complex than Taiwan. So you cannot compare everything in China with other countries.ludahai said:I didn't say that this was the case, however, it is an obvious fact that the people of Taiwan are far more free than those in China. As for the US media misleading me, one, I don't currently live in the United States. 2. I have lived in China, as I already noted in a response to an earlier post.
I have seen for myself the situation that the Chinese government forces on the Chinese people. Even though I am better with traditional characters than the simplified ones used in China, I do manage to read through the Chinese newswebsites (through they are little more than propoganda) so I get to see more so than most other Westerners the reality of the garbage they are feeding their people.
ludahai said:He said: "Ni hui bu hui dong wo?"
你會不會懂我? - an awkward rendition of "Can you understand me?"
teacher said:Would: Ni dong wo shuode hua ma, be better?
ludahai said:Ni liao bu liaojie wo shuo de (hua) - 你了不了解我說的(話) would be better. The "hua" at the end would be optional in this usage.
teacher said:Don't remember "liao" at all. but then it's been 20 years. I'll look it up. Still remember, "Cesuo zai nar", though. And, "Wo xihuan yiping pijiu"(?) . (Xiexie)(Xeixei)? ni Ludahai. Chinese girls in restaurants get a kick from my American accent.
Not exactly. Only Shanghai prostitute likes such people. They are the prostitutes' favorite.ludahai said:am sure the Chinese girls back in the States LOVE the fact that you speak even a little Chinese. The Shanghai girls sure loved it when I was living there.
frankguy said:Not exactly. Only Shanghai prostitute likes such people. They are the prostitutes' favorite.
frankguy said:Not exactly. Only Shanghai prostitute likes such people. They are the prostitutes' favorite.