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In the name of “peaceful means”:以和平之名
At the cost of war:行戰爭之實
For the purpose of fraud:藏詐騙之術
Seven months before the 2012 Presidential election, MYJ lifted the ban of Chinese free tour on Taiwan.
An observer, Min Hong-kwei, noted the pre-war experiences that huge numbers of Japanese appeared in the Philippine Commonwealth as well as British Singapore collecting information; war broke soon afterward.
Some effects may happens:
1. Chinese secret agents may be everywhere on Taiwan, as Min Hong-kwei warned, steal information from military to social network of Taiwanese. And they might agitate the people when necessary.
2. The corrupt Chinese officials may come to check and live in the luxury houses they bought through money laundry.
3. The free tour and all other rush China-friendly policies that MYJ has adopted were in conformity with the Section 2.2.3 of Taiwan Relations Act that “It is the policy of the United States-- … to make clear that the United States decision to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China rests upon the expectation that the future of Taiwan will be determined by peaceful means.”
The US did encourage MYJ to do so without premise during the recent years.
馬英九在選前急急推出中國人自由行,或有幾種效果:
1. 如敏洪奎所言,台灣街上充斥中國特工,竊取軍情與社會輿情,甚至必要時煽動群眾。
2. 中國貪官透過台商洗錢到台灣買豪宅,可以大大方方來台灣住豪宅,順便工作。
3. 這些都是在〈台灣關係法〉2.2.3:「表明美國決定和「中華人民共和國」建立外交關係之舉,是基於臺灣的前途將以和平方式決定這一期望;」的紅線下公然為之,且獲得美國政府毫無保留的鼓勵在先。
中國特工自由行●敏洪奎(2011.06.30)
二次大戰爆發前,美國統治下的菲律賓出現大批日本人,以小商人、觀光客乃至街頭攝影師等各種身分入境活動,看似無害外僑,其實皆是刺探美軍防務虛實的特工。
當時英國屬下的新加坡也有類似現象,日僑甚至高達一千多人,其中一名常為英軍官兵拍照的攝影社老闆,真實身分是日軍大佐(即上校),另有一位英人的日籍外勞園丁,其後發覺也是大佐軍階。兩位大佐和其他眾日僑滯留異鄉,真正目的何在自不難想像。
戰後的蘇聯也不讓日本大佐專美。他們一位隸屬國安委員會的上校,也曾以藝術家為掩護,潛伏紐約貧民區多年指揮龐大赤色間諜網,之後才被聯邦調查局破獲逮捕。
今天對岸中國意在併吞台灣,其來台進行各種所謂交流人員乃至一般觀光客,若雜有身負特殊任務幹部,或有高級軍情官員混跡在內,自也是意料中事。
過去中國人來台,大致都是集體行動,如各種交流座談、團進團出觀光團等皆是,眾目睽睽下個別人物較難進行不法活動,也較容易監控。如今馬政府又進一步「釋出善意」,開放對岸人民來台自由行,將見彼邦身分難明來人如水銀瀉地般滲入台灣社會各角落,國安情治單位縱然有心,只怕也沒有足夠力量有效跟監防範。
想想自由行開放後,不知將有多少中國特工,會在台灣自由社會大蜘蛛般到處趴趴走,不免令人毛毛的而又反胃。
http://www.libertytimes.com.tw/2011/new/jun/30/today-o3.htm