@tprophet77 - Why did you continue to post your opinion AFTER the U.S. Government had already successfully defended itself AGAINST your argument in United States District Court for the District of Columbia and received a favorable judgment on March 18, 2008 and again on later appeal by the plaintiff?
The original intention was in the spirit of a Chinese Taiwan, under an internationally acceptable, unified Chinese nation. During the first opportunity for legal determination, the US was hesitant to return Taiwan to a young communist PRC, but also could not return it to a weakened, vulnerable ROC. The US now has the means to grant Taiwan to the ROC, creating two Chinas, until unification can be realized. The PRC would sooner consent to a temporary Two-China policy than to an independent Taiwan.
The San Francisco Peace Treaty came into force in late April 1952. Taiwan was not given to "China." There is no way to change that now. The US remains committed to a One China Policy. The ROC in Taiwan is (1) a subordinate occupying power, beginning Oct. 25, 1945, and (2) a government in exile, beginning Dec. 10, 1949.
The United States of America is the principal occupying power. There has been no change in these statuses to date.
I don't think we disagree on the current legal state of Taiwan, which, since the SFPT, has remained undetermined and under the jurisdiction of the principal occupying power, the United States. I think our disagreement lies in the future of the Island. I am simply saying, that while the legal state of Taiwan remains, the original intention of all parties involved was for Taiwan to eventually be returned to A China; the Chinese civil war was the primary obstacle in that realization.
The ROC is only a government in exile if it is not granted territory, and in fact, the ROC (to my knowledge) has been the legal government of Kinmen and Matsu since the founding of the Republic by Sun Yat-sen in 1912, as Japan had never officially annexed those territories, and the CCP was never able to capture them. It is frustrating to me, as a supporter of an eventually unified China (not necessarily under ROC or PRC), to have such unfortunate historical timing delay that dream.
AMERICA likes to blame CHINA as the BAD GUY, but why is USA still supporting the ONE CHINA POLICY!? People out there needs to understand that TAIWAN is the Secret Colonial State of America!
After WW2 when America defeated Japan, did USA gave Taiwanese People the freedom to elect our Taiwanese Government? No, they did not! What they did instead is to install an USA PUPPET Government by the name of KMT!
This is starts of American Imperalism of TAIWAN!
But Taiwan is not yet recognized as an independent country, for the simple reason that the Taiwanese have not "negotiated" with the USA to begin that process. The Taiwanese continue to hold large street protests against the "Republic of China" government, but the ROC government does not have final say on the disposition of Taiwan, the US does. The ROC is only a government in exile, which is conducting a proxy occupation of Taiwan.
The US flag shouldn't be flying there at all... because you should've fukked off after freeing them from the Japanese and let them rule themselves... Taiwan should a recognized independent country.
fuck the usa, you fucking infantile retards. your only a a couple of hundred yrs old, wot the fuck makes you think u have the right to want anouther contry to fly your Flag, I'm English and we conquered most of the fcking world but we don't ask canada or other countries not flying our flag to do so
@mrbig118 - Ha ha ha. This guy is only stating his *opinion*. Clearly, the U.S. government doesn't view things as he does, nor do I or 99.999999999% of the citizens of the U.S. The U.S. has absolutely no intention of flying the U.S. flag over the territory of Taiwan, nor does it have the desire to annex Taiwan. The Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 makes that very clear. Again, this guy is only stating HIS perspective and desire.
@tprophet77 - Why did you continue to post your opinion AFTER the U.S. Government had already successfully defended itself AGAINST your argument in United States District Court for the District of Columbia and received a favorable judgment on March 18, 2008 and again on later appeal by the plaintiff?
BigMTBrain 11 months ago
The original intention was in the spirit of a Chinese Taiwan, under an internationally acceptable, unified Chinese nation. During the first opportunity for legal determination, the US was hesitant to return Taiwan to a young communist PRC, but also could not return it to a weakened, vulnerable ROC. The US now has the means to grant Taiwan to the ROC, creating two Chinas, until unification can be realized. The PRC would sooner consent to a temporary Two-China policy than to an independent Taiwan.
Enigmatism415 1 year ago
The San Francisco Peace Treaty came into force in late April 1952. Taiwan was not given to "China." There is no way to change that now. The US remains committed to a One China Policy. The ROC in Taiwan is (1) a subordinate occupying power, beginning Oct. 25, 1945, and (2) a government in exile, beginning Dec. 10, 1949.
The United States of America is the principal occupying power. There has been no change in these statuses to date.
tprophet77 1 year ago
@tprophet77
I don't think we disagree on the current legal state of Taiwan, which, since the SFPT, has remained undetermined and under the jurisdiction of the principal occupying power, the United States. I think our disagreement lies in the future of the Island. I am simply saying, that while the legal state of Taiwan remains, the original intention of all parties involved was for Taiwan to eventually be returned to A China; the Chinese civil war was the primary obstacle in that realization.
Enigmatism415 1 year ago
@tprophet77
The ROC is only a government in exile if it is not granted territory, and in fact, the ROC (to my knowledge) has been the legal government of Kinmen and Matsu since the founding of the Republic by Sun Yat-sen in 1912, as Japan had never officially annexed those territories, and the CCP was never able to capture them. It is frustrating to me, as a supporter of an eventually unified China (not necessarily under ROC or PRC), to have such unfortunate historical timing delay that dream.
Enigmatism415 1 year ago
long live the ROC and Taiwan !!!!
catsass19 1 year ago
歡迎歡迎! 熱烈歡迎美軍回來台灣
cnjptw 1 year ago
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AMERICA likes to blame CHINA as the BAD GUY, but why is USA still supporting the ONE CHINA POLICY!? People out there needs to understand that TAIWAN is the Secret Colonial State of America!
After WW2 when America defeated Japan, did USA gave Taiwanese People the freedom to elect our Taiwanese Government? No, they did not! What they did instead is to install an USA PUPPET Government by the name of KMT!
This is starts of American Imperalism of TAIWAN!
IronJackalTw 2 years ago
我正需要一面合乎台灣現狀的旗幟。
superargent 3 years ago 4
Thanks for the post. Dovetails nicely with Kuan-Hsing Chen's framework of "de-imperialization" in the region.
blaoshi 3 years ago
But Taiwan is not yet recognized as an independent country, for the simple reason that the Taiwanese have not "negotiated" with the USA to begin that process. The Taiwanese continue to hold large street protests against the "Republic of China" government, but the ROC government does not have final say on the disposition of Taiwan, the US does. The ROC is only a government in exile, which is conducting a proxy occupation of Taiwan.
tprophet77 3 years ago
The US flag shouldn't be flying there at all... because you should've fukked off after freeing them from the Japanese and let them rule themselves... Taiwan should a recognized independent country.
JossyHadash 3 years ago
Great job!
taiwangogo2012 3 years ago
fuck the usa, you fucking infantile retards. your only a a couple of hundred yrs old, wot the fuck makes you think u have the right to want anouther contry to fly your Flag, I'm English and we conquered most of the fcking world but we don't ask canada or other countries not flying our flag to do so
mrbig118 3 years ago
@mrbig118 - Ha ha ha. This guy is only stating his *opinion*. Clearly, the U.S. government doesn't view things as he does, nor do I or 99.999999999% of the citizens of the U.S. The U.S. has absolutely no intention of flying the U.S. flag over the territory of Taiwan, nor does it have the desire to annex Taiwan. The Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 makes that very clear. Again, this guy is only stating HIS perspective and desire.
BigMTBrain 11 months ago
Taiwan is not part of the PRC, but it is not independent either. Please view my other videos for a full explanation.
tprophet77 3 years ago
反侵略 反併吞
中華人民共和國已是主權獨立的國家
不隸屬台灣 (連一分鐘都沒有過)
台灣已是主權獨立的國家
不隸屬中華人民共和國 (連一分鐘都沒有過)
gto1159 3 years ago 2
美國不要妄想把國旗插到台灣的土地上！
UcoolNEt 3 years ago