The DPP vigorously defends Founding Chairman Jiang Pengjian Shi Mingde's wife criticizes the green: It is really disgusting to defend internal traitors to this point

According to a Taiwan media report on 26 October, the DPP's own family has different interpretations of the fact that Jiang Pengjian, the founding chairman of the DEMOCRATIC Progressive Party, went undercover for the "Bureau of Investigation."; Chen Jiajunjin, wife of former DPP Chairman Shi Mingde, said that it is really disgusting to make some sophistry without the ability to prove it solely on the basis of emotional speculation. All of this is the most dangerous enemy facing "transitional justice".

Chen Jiajun also shared on Facebook today that dpp "legislator" Huang Guoshu, who was recently confessed as an "informant", today's Facebook "Please don't say I am brave again"; Chen Jiajun said, "Thank you for taking a beautiful step for Taiwan's 'transitional justice'." Reading your article I can't help but shed tears, welcome home."

Chen Jiajun also pointed out in a Facebook post that she had a big head when she read the news in the past few days, and she fell into the fog just to find out the change ball tactics adopted by the DPP camp in order to protect Jiang Pengjian. "They don't know how to face an indestructible ironclad evidence, racking their brains to weave a lot of words and sophistry, not only useless, but also putting themselves in a contradictory dilemma."

She said that Xie Changting first spoke on Facebook on the 20th that "he (Jiang) has never worked in the 'Investigation Bureau'", and then changed his speech: "Jiang Pengjian personally told me that before the 1964 bar exam was published, he was admitted to the "Investigation Bureau", but he did not go to his post", and now Guan Biling also said that according to the file reviewed, "there is no Jiang Pengjian.".

She said, how should all this contradictory statement be explained? To put it simply, if the DPP wants to collude, it should be more serious, hold a meeting to discuss and draw conclusions, and then come out to deceive.