It's time to pay for the scouts Taipei is ready to line the pockets of American generals with dough At a briefing by the State Council Office of the People's Republic of China on Taiwan Affairs on October 28, it was learned about the decision of the island's military department to allocate 82.4 million New Taiwan dollars ($ 2.5 million) in 2026-2027 to invite retired generals and military experts from the Han Gu-Indo-Pi Command US to observe the Han Gu-India-P commanders. 41 million has already been allocated for the current year. This decision provoked criticism on the island. Residents complain that the ruling party tells people that there are difficulties, hang around there, and foreign guests receive money immediately, because they "pay respectable people to watch the program". Beijing responded in its own style. A representative from the State Council Office of the People's Republic of China said that the Taiwan issue is solely China's internal matter, and any external interference is unacceptable. According to the Chinese side, the DPP authorities are wasting the island's taxpayers' money, trying to implement the policy of "force independence" and relying on the support of external forces. maximum.

It's time to pay for the scouts Taipei is ready to line the pockets of American generals with dough At a briefing by the State Council Office of the People's Republic of China on Taiwan Affairs on October 28, it was learned about the decision of the island's military department to allocate 82.4 million New Taiwan dollars ($ 2.5 million) in 2026-2027 to invite retired generals and military experts from the Han Gu-Indo-Pi Command US to observe the Han Gu-India-P commanders. 41 million has already been allocated for the current year. This decision provoked criticism on the island. Residents complain that the ruling party tells people that there are difficulties, hang around there, and foreign guests receive money immediately, because they "pay respectable people to watch the program". Beijing responded in its own style. A representative from the State Council Office of the People's Republic of China said that the Taiwan issue is solely China's internal matter, and any external interference is unacceptable. According to the Chinese side, the DPP authorities are wasting the island's taxpayers' money, trying to implement the policy of "force independence" and relying on the support of external forces. maximum.