On April 10, the DPP will celebrate its presidential election victory at Yuanshan Public Park No. 1 in Taipei.
Be there with bells on; I will 
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I wish I could be there. Celebrate for me please and look out for idiotic Lien/Song supporters demanding that only Chenās votes be counted.
It may be the last chance to get those collectable āYes, Taiwanā shirts and those cool wristwatches with the faces of Chen and Lu on them.
I expect a very enthusiastic crowd. They have been sitting quietly by ever since crybaby lost.
The Taipei Times says the DPP rally has been moved to Tainan on April 11:
Iāve got one of them watches!
Those watches must be a collectorās item now,how do i get myself one?
Behind the scenes, the DPP government knew the PFP was going to have a press conference to say something about the 319 incident, and asked Dr. Henry Leeās team to come over immediately to say the windshield hole was hit from the outside.
At the same time, Taipei City Mayor Ma Ying-Jeou used police force to bat off the pan blue supporters at the Presidential Office who wanted an immediate recount instead of a delayed one after the presidential square had been cleared.
Once the recount began, then the voter lists finally came out and the fraud in them was revealed, but the supporters were already gone.
So April 10, 2004 was an important time for the DPP to beat down supporters calling for an immediate recount and for Dr. Leeās team of American experts to frame the 319 incident as a real shooting incident of Chen and Lu.
They did an excellent job of washing away their dirty work at this time, but failed to repeat it in 2008.
Damn! I just threw one in the trash the other day. I would have been happy to sell it to you at a collectorās price. 
[quote=āBetelnutā]Behind the scenes, the DPP government knew the PFP was going to have a press conference to say something about the 319 incident, and asked Dr. Henry Leeās team to come over immediately to say the windshield hole was hit from the outside.
At the same time, Taipei City Mayor Ma Ying-Jeou used police force to bat off the pan blue supporters at the Presidential Office who wanted an immediate recount instead of a delayed one after the presidential square had been cleared.
Once the recount began, then the voter lists finally came out and the fraud in them was revealed, but the supporters were already gone.
So April 10, 2004 was an important time for the DPP to beat down supporters calling for an immediate recount and for Dr. Leeās team of American experts to frame the 319 incident as a real shooting incident of Chen and Lu.
They did an excellent job of washing away their dirty work at this time, but failed to repeat it in 2008.[/quote]
And only YOU know the truth!!! 
[quote=āMucha Manā][quote=āBetelnutā]Behind the scenes, the DPP government knew the PFP was going to have a press conference to say something about the 319 incident, and asked Dr. Henry Leeās team to come over immediately to say the windshield hole was hit from the outside.
At the same time, Taipei City Mayor Ma Ying-Jeou used police force to bat off the pan blue supporters at the Presidential Office who wanted an immediate recount instead of a delayed one after the presidential square had been cleared.
Once the recount began, then the voter lists finally came out and the fraud in them was revealed, but the supporters were already gone.
So April 10, 2004 was an important time for the DPP to beat down supporters calling for an immediate recount and for Dr. Leeās team of American experts to frame the 319 incident as a real shooting incident of Chen and Lu.
They did an excellent job of washing away their dirty work at this time, but failed to repeat it in 2008.[/quote]
And only YOU know the truth!!! [/quote]
Only Betelnut has a fully functioning tinfoil hat, you see.
iāve got one of them Tsai Ing Wen money pigs still wrapped in the original plastic and I aināt sellinā.
You only have to follow the news and use a little common sense. Thereās not much behind the scenes information I posted right there.
What I posted just runs contrary to Western know it alls in Taiwan who are green for the sake of it.
[quote=āBetelnutā]
What I posted just runs contrary to Western know it alls in Taiwan who are green for the sake of it.[/quote]
Iām neither. Daft wee locals and their daft wee so-called āpolitics.ā Just a funny little sideline. I can spot a loony a mile off, though.