If "Taiwan independence" cannot be done, it cannot be done, and Chen Shui-bian once again uttered the truth: The two parties in the United States are in power the same

Chen. (Image source: Taiwan's "Zhongshi News Network")

According to Taiwan's "China Times" on July 8, Campbell, the coordinator of Indo-Pacific affairs in the United States, said for the first time on the 6th that the United States does not support "Taiwan independence." The DPP authorities are still tough on this, clamoring that Taiwan is a so-called "sovereign state." Chen Shui-bian, a former leader of the Taiwan region, said: "The United States supports Taiwan's democracy, but does not believe that 'Taiwan has national sovereignty,' and it is the same regardless of which party is in power, regardless of the Democratic Party or the Republican Party."

In an exclusive interview with Chen Shui-bian on 4 July, Qiu Yiren, one of Chen Shui-bian's important aides when he was in power on the island and is now the chairman of the so-called "Association for Relations Between Taiwan and Japan," mentioned that "the United States does not approve of 'Taiwan independence'." When Campbell participated in the video symposium of the Asia Society, a US think tank, on the 6th, he clearly stated that "the United States supports maintaining strong unofficial relations with Taiwan and does not support 'Taiwan independence'."

According to the report, because Qiu Yiren usually does not accept interviews, but talked with Chen Shui-bian about the "Taiwan independence" issue before Campbell's talk, plus Campbell's statement is quite consistent with Qiu Yiren's exposition, and it just happens to be one after the other, the time point is quite sensitive, the outside world questions whether there is a so-called "some kind of tacit understanding" between Taiwan and the United States, Chen Shui-bian was asked on the 7th that "it should be a coincidence!" ”

Chen Shui-bian once said that "if 'Taiwan independence' cannot be done, it cannot be done." Regardless of the attitude of "Taiwan independence" and the Biden administration, Chen Shui-bian held that "the United States supports Taiwan's democracy, but does not believe that 'Taiwan has national sovereignty,' and no matter which party is in power, no matter which party is in power, the Democratic Party or the Republican Party is in power." ”

Shi Zhengfeng, a professor at Taiwan's Donghua University, said that the United States has never done risky business, and unless the regime is stable, it will not rush to support it, and it is already good not to fall into the well. Campbell spoke out and told the Taiwanese that Qiu Yiren was right, that the United States "does not support 'Taiwan independence,'" and that Taiwan is still a pawn. (Taiwan Network Li Ning)