Taiwan's Risks and the Upcoming Election: A Ukrainian Perspective
Kolo, from Ukraine, shares his perspective on the risks facing Taiwan and the importance of the upcoming election in August. He emphasizes the need for Taiwanese people to understand the current global situation and its potential impact.
Addressing Misconceptions and Clarifying Intentions
Clarifying Political Affiliations
Kolo addresses accusations of being a Chinese sympathizer or affiliated with specific Taiwanese political parties. He firmly states that he is not aligned with any particular party and clarifies his objective.
Goal: Aiding a Smooth Transition
His primary goal is to help Taiwanese people navigate potential threats and risks, drawing upon his experiences as a Ukrainian. He wishes to provide insights and perspectives that might be helpful in the event of conflict or other crises. He reiterates that he does not aim to interfere in Taiwanese politics.
The Importance of Unity and Strategic Thinking
Unity in the Face of Adversity
Kolo stresses the importance of Taiwanese people staying united. Considering Taiwan's size relative to China, internal discord would weaken its defense capabilities.
Reconsidering Your Vote
He urges voters to think very carefully before casting their ballots. He suggests reconsidering your choice after hearing his sharing. This is based on the dangerous international situation.
The Global Context: War and Instability
A Dangerous International Landscape
Kolo highlights the heightened global tensions, citing the ongoing war in Ukraine and the conflict between Israel and Iran. He emphasizes that Taiwanese people need to be aware of the perilous state of international relations.
Taiwan's Vulnerability
He also notes that if war begins, Taiwan will need to have a very...
The Ukrainian Experience: Energy Security and Nuclear Power
Reliance on Nuclear Power in Ukraine
Drawing from his experiences in Ukraine, Kolo discusses the critical role of nuclear power plants. He mentions that only nuclear power plants are not affected by Russia. Other power plants are more affected and unable to produce electricity.
US and Russia Deal
He says that he knows that the US and Putin have a deal, so they won't allow Putin to close the Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
Taiwan's Energy Vulnerability
He emphasizes that Taiwan's situation differs significantly. Unlike Ukraine, Taiwan has no easy access to alternative power sources if its energy infrastructure is compromised. This dependency makes Taiwan exceptionally vulnerable in a conflict, hindering both military defense and civilian life.
The Consequences of Power Outages
Impact on Daily Life and Healthcare
Kolo outlines the dire consequences of widespread power outages, stressing that there is no way to continue to fight against China if there is no electricity. The lack of electricity would cripple essential services, including hospitals, and drastically impact the lives of ordinary citizens.
The Urgency of Reconsideration
He reiterates the importance of the August election and encourages voters to consider their options carefully.
A Call for Informed Decision-Making
Supporting or Opposing?
Kolo clarifies that he's not advocating for specific political parties but offering his perspective based on the Ukrainian experience. He wants the Taiwanese to decide whether they want to support the movement or to oppose it.
Resource Importance
He underscores the crucial importance of power and resources, not just for military defense but for the daily lives of all Taiwanese citizens. He asks the audience to reconsider their choices in light of this understanding.
Questions and Concluding Remarks
Seeking Public Opinion
Kolo concludes by asking viewers to share their thoughts in the comments section. He is interested in their voting intentions and their stance on nuclear war for Taiwan.
Acknowledging Limitations
He acknowledges his limitations as a non-native speaker of the language but hopes his message is clear amidst the current crisis.
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