Text/Junjian
On October 22, a lot happened in the world.
Pick a few things and say a few things.
The first thing was that 46 people were killed in the Kaohsiung fire, and Tsai Ing-wen walked away within 2 minutes of attending the farewell ceremony.
The fire in the chengcheng building in The Yancheng District of Kaohsiung City on October 14 caused the serious consequences of 46 deaths, and the incident also caused controversy on the island about the cause of the fire and the determination of responsibility.
(Taiwan media photo)
On October 22, the farewell ceremony for the victims of the fire was officially held. However, the island's authority leader, Tsai Ing-wen, arrived at the scene and paid only two minutes of symbolic mourning before quickly leaving.
The speed was so fast that even the media reporters at the scene were caught off guard, and some people questioned how they left so quickly.
The last time Tsai Ing-wen visited the injured in the hospital, she also mourned the deceased in passing, and that time it only stayed for 5 minutes and caused controversy. This time, however, Tsai Ing-wen intensified, staying for only 2 minutes. In the words of scholars on the island, it is "no blood and no tears", and even such a serious incident did not make Tsai Ing-wen feel empathy.
Tsai Ing-wen, the governor of the province, is really unqualified.
The second thing is that the Haitian gang issued an "ultimatum", and the United States and Canada tore up the ticket without paying the money!
Not long ago, 16 Americans and 1 Canadian were kidnapped by gangs in Haiti, and after the gang named 400 Mawozo took them into control, they offered a ransom of $1 million per hostage, which meant a total of $17 million for 17 people.
At a funeral of gang members on the 20th, the Haitian gang filmed and released a video in which they said that they would tear up the ticket without paying the ransom, that is, to kill the hostages.
The U.S. doesn't seem to be very willing to pay the ransom, and the FBI has now stepped in and is trying to negotiate a rescue.
(Orphanage at the site of the incident)
The situation in Haiti is now volatile, especially after the assassination of President Moiz, which has become even worse, and even the worst wave of kidnappings in Haiti's history has erupted, and even the police may be targeted.
The chaos in Haiti, to some extent, the United States is also responsible, the United States has a strong desire to control the Caribbean countries, and has also intervened militarily and controlled Haiti in history.
Now the United States sees the turmoil in Haiti and is reluctant to care about it, Trump once called Haiti a "dung pit country", and Biden has also claimed that "even if Haiti sinks in the Caribbean, it has nothing to do with the United States."
There is a saying that "too far from heaven, too close to the United States", and maybe Haiti is one.
(Impoverished Haiti)
Third, the United States accused China of "firing hypersonic weapons" while testing hypersonic weapons itself, and then the United States failed.
Recently, the Western media hyped that China "conducted more than one hypersonic nuclear bomb test", in order to attract attention, the Western media also emphasized that China's "new weapons" have the ability to fly around the earth. The United States took the opportunity to coax and immediately play up the "threat theory", and even Biden claimed to be "worried" and pretended to express "concern" through diplomatic channels.
Almost done, the United States announced that it had conducted three experiments on hypersonic weapon accessories and declared success.
However, news broke that another U.S. test of a hypersonic weapon system had failed.
It is not clear what the relationship between these tests is, but the US Air Force has failed two consecutive tests of the AGM-183A air-launched hypersonic missile, and this failure will undoubtedly hit the United States more. Because the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force's hypersonic weapons programs have all suffered setbacks, and all have encountered setbacks in terms of rocket power.
（AGM-183A）
As for the Speculation in the Western media, China's Foreign Ministry has already responded that it is nothing more than a routine recycling spacecraft test work, and similar projects are available in many countries. The Foreign Ministry also noted the US hypersonic weapons test launch program, and the Chinese side believes that the United States just wants to find an excuse for its own military expansion by hyping up China's conventional spacecraft program. Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin asked the US side what it wants to do when it develops hypersonic weapons.
From the facts, the United States has indeed announced a number of hypersonic weapons tests while hyping up China's space program.
Obviously, the United States just wants everyone to look at China so that the United States can quietly do its own thing.
However, the United States obviously failed the technology and failed again.
What the United States should reflect on is not the failure of the test, but what the United States has done.