Taiwanese Superior to Singaporeans
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Taiwanese people served in the Japanese Imperial Army in World War 2. Many were posted to Singapore as Kampeitai interpreters as they spoke Hokkien Chinese.
Many war crimes were committed by these Taiwanese in Japanese uniform, but the only the Japs got the blame..............Had the Greater Co-prosperity Sphere succeeded, they would have been co-rulers with Japan.
Today, the Taiwanese still see themselves as superior to the Chinese/Singaporeans. They feel more affinity with the Japanese than the inferior second class Chinese. ( and small fry nose-dropping people)
Tenno-Heika- Banzai ! Banzai ! Banzai! -
Co-rulers? I dun think so.
Anyway, an article from http://cta.yam.org.tw/cta32.htmTaiwan Struggling for Independence:
A Historical Perspective
By Tsai Pai-chuan and Chi-ming Ng
Taiwan As a Base for Japanese Southward Adventure (1895 - 1945)
¡@ The Japanese colonization of Taiwan was divided into three periods, a coincidental reflection of the different styles of Taiwanese reactions to Japanese rule.
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Armed Uprising (1895 - 1919)
a).Continuing Resistance and Military Governors
¡@Although the Republic of Formosa had been officially terminated in October 1895, Taiwanese guerrilla resistance elements were not exterminated until May l902 when Lin Shao-mao was executed, though rebellions continued to erupt intermittently from 1907 through 1915, when Yu Ching-fan was executed.
¡@During this period, military governors were sent to Taiwan with absolute executive, legislative and judicial powers conferred by the Japanese Diet through the "Law No. 63." This period witnessed more than 100 uprisings in Taiwan, with 5,884 persons convicted and 4,430 of them executed in addition to tens of thousands martyred anonymously.
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b).Goto Shinpei and His Initiatives
¡@ Those military governors, however, laid a solid foundation for the subsequent effective Japanese colonization of Taiwan, thanks to the initiatives of Goto Shinpei, director in charge of civil affairs (1898 - 1906) at the Taiwan Governor's Office.
¡@On civil affairs, Goto phased in the so-called "Principle of Biology" (gradual introduction of Japanese system and culture), beginning with an extensive "investigation of the old Taiwanese customs." It was based on the results of those investigations that old Taiwanese laws and regulations were revised and new ones were enacted to pave a way for smooth Japanese colonization of Taiwan.
¡@On economic affairs, Goto implemented three major infrastructure projects: (i) scientific survey of flat lands for tax collection purposes, (ii) railroad construction to connect the west coast formerly separated by east-west rivers, (iii) modernization of Keelung and Kaohsiung harbors with railroad terminals.
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Non-Violent Resistance (1919 - 1936)
a).¡@ Japanese Extensionism and Civilian Governors
¡@Following the end of the World War I, there was a wide spread of nationalism in the Third World. For example, the eruption of the Korean independence movement in 1919 forced Japan to adopt a new policy of "Japanese extensionism" to extend her cultures to her colonies. Under such a new policy, civilian governors of Taiwan were appointed.
¡@Since l920, the Japanese Empire began to phase in a public policy of "Industrial Japan Proper and agricultural Taiwan" to meet the needs of the growing population in Japan. In 1930, in line with her Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, the empire further introduced her industrial plan to satisfy the requirements of her military expansion to China and Southeast Asia, thus forcing Taiwan to play the role as a war base.
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b).First-Ever Taiwanese Civic Organizations
¡@ This period saw eruptions of non-violent resistance in Taiwan. The New People Association, formed in 1919 to lobby the Japan Diet for the repeal of the Law 63 and the establishment of an independent Taiwan Parliament, existed from 1920 to 1934. The Taiwanese Cultural Association was set up in l921 to send articulate intelligentsia to make itinerant speeches throughout the island to enlighten the Taiwanese. Subsequently, right-wingers of the association broke away and established the Taiwan Commoners Party in l927, the first of its kind in Taiwan. Associations established in the ensuing years included other civic organizations, such as Taiwanese Federation of Farmers Unions, Taiwanese Federation of Workers Unions, and even Taiwanese Communist Party. But those organizations were either mercilessly suppressed or banned by the Japanese colonial government. The last one that became dissolved in l937 was the Taiwanese Alliance for Local Autonomy.
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Resumption of Military Rule (1936-45)
¡@ The Taiwan Governor's Office was headed by militarists once again since l936 when the Sino-Japanese War gathered momentum. Under the Japan's "Super National Defense" and "General Mobilization" policies, Taiwan was placed in the wartime system of Japan during World War II.
¡@For the general mobilization purposes, the Japanese Empire, following its radical assimilation policy, forbade Taiwanese from maintaining their old customs and encouraging them to speak the Japanese language and to use Japanese-style names. In l941, a so-called "Tribute to Emperor Society" with island-wide branches was formed to enforce the assimilation policy.
¡@Taiwan became a source of soldiers, too. Volunteers were recruited and sent to the war effort since 1942 and a mandatory military service system was introduced in January l945, when 207,183 soldiers mobilized, 30,304 of which died in actions. World War II ended on August 15, l945 when the Japanese Emperor Hirohito announced unconditional surrender and abdicated Taiwan. Thereupon, Taiwan fell into the hands of another foreign regime, an unprecedented barbarian one in the history of Taiwan. -
Originally posted by idwar:
bullshit... they were ruled as a colony, like korea... in fact, more war crimes were committed by ethnic koreans in WW 2 than taiwanese.
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Taiwanese people served in the Japanese Imperial Army in World War 2. Many were posted to Singapore as Kampeitai interpreters as they spoke Hokkien Chinese.
Many war crimes were committed by these Taiwanese in Japanese uniform, but the only the Japs got the blame..............Had the Greater Co-prosperity Sphere succeeded, they would have been co-rulers with Japan.
Today, the Taiwanese still see themselves as superior to the Chinese/Singaporeans. They feel more affinity with the Japanese than the inferior second class Chinese. ( and small fry nose-dropping people)
why? because koreans manned most of the POW camps so that japanese troops could be freed up to fight.
even our very own Changi prison saw its fair share of brutal korean guards during the war.
why blame the taiwanses? why not blame the koreans?
lame flame bait...
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if the mods don't mind, i am going to make a personal attack here.Originally posted by idwar:Taiwanese people served in the Japanese Imperial Army in World War 2. Many were posted to Singapore as Kampeitai interpreters as they spoke Hokkien Chinese.
Many war crimes were committed by these Taiwanese in Japanese uniform, but the only the Japs got the blame..............Had the Greater Co-prosperity Sphere succeeded, they would have been co-rulers with Japan.
Today, the Taiwanese still see themselves as superior to the Chinese/Singaporeans. They feel more affinity with the Japanese than the inferior second class Chinese. ( and small fry nose-dropping people)
Tenno-Heika- Banzai ! Banzai ! Banzai!
Fuck you idwar
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You don't represent the people of Taiwan so shut your stinking craphole. The Taiwanese people may be temperamental but they can match anyone's friendliness. Afterall, we're all Chinese people and we dun look down on our own people, no matter where they are.Originally posted by idwar:Today, the Taiwanese still see themselves as superior to the Chinese/Singaporeans. They feel more affinity with the Japanese than the inferior second class Chinese. ( and small fry nose-dropping people)
Pride? I see their pride in their country but definitely no snobbish attitude as exhibited by certain countries in similar episodes of Singapore-bashing. Such a lame attempt at provoking the community here. -
Grow at least half a brain before you post stuff like this idwar, in the meantime, go f.uck a wall you retard.
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Korea suffered tooOriginally posted by CX:bullshit... they were ruled as a colony, like korea... in fact, more war crimes were committed by ethnic koreans in WW 2 than taiwanese.
why? because koreans manned most of the POW camps so that japanese troops could be freed up to fight.
even our very own Changi prison saw its fair share of brutal korean guards during the war.
why blame the taiwanses? why not blame the koreans?
lame flame bait...
Read http://www.kimsoft.com/kr-japan.htm -
You want to start flaming something you need to be a lot smarter!! You really have no facking brain!!Originally posted by idwar:Taiwanese people served in the Japanese Imperial Army in World War 2. Many were posted to Singapore as Kampeitai interpreters as they spoke Hokkien Chinese.
Many war crimes were committed by these Taiwanese in Japanese uniform, but the only the Japs got the blame..............Had the Greater Co-prosperity Sphere succeeded, they would have been co-rulers with Japan.
Today, the Taiwanese still see themselves as superior to the Chinese/Singaporeans. They feel more affinity with the Japanese than the inferior second class Chinese. ( and small fry nose-dropping people)
Tenno-Heika- Banzai ! Banzai ! Banzai!
Moderator better stop this kind of stupid and mindless post. -
so which race does Idwar belong to?
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mod just del this idiotic topic
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i`ve noticed for sometime..
but idwar seems to be making false assumptioms abt many things and obviosly not well read enuff..
i`m deeply ashamed to haf him in Speaker`s corner cuz alll the blurt out are nothing more than nonsense 90% of the time..
if the carry on this way..
he`s juz like another j28w32 or supermist..
full of false assumptions and perfectly self-disillusioned..
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Cannot accept the fact that Taiwanese Chinese assisted Japs in the killing of Singapore Chinese???
see here : http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=cache:EHMFz7VhsHMJ:www.spi.com.sg/spi_files/massacre/main.htm+taiwanese+kempeitai+changi&hl=en
The ghosts are angry you have all forgotten........ -
Well i dun know much about what actually happened but even if your account is accurate (which i really doubt the degree of it),those who submitted (your case of the taiwanese people)to their aggressors and be traitors or what i would call han jian (choose the easy way out so that they can live on) and u can that superior?So choosing the easy way out and be on the winning side with no principle of their own is what u would call superior people?
LoL i would call that cowardice more than being superior and thus it show that those in singapore who dare to rise against the Japanese and fight for what are their are the ones who are superior -
More here :
After Singapore fell to the Japs in 1942, Singapore's business community was forced to pay japanese invaders $50 million by .........guess who?
Taiwanese in jap uniform
Taken from : http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=cache:GA-FUJcnKqcJ:www.knowledgenet.com.sg/singapore/shf/e_journal/articles/EJV1ART004.htm+taiwanese+singapore+torture&hl=en
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"On 27th February Dr. Lim Boon Keng was suddenly asked to go to Goh Loo Club where a number of China Relief Fund Committee members congregated. Lee Choon Seng, the acting Chairman of the Singapore China Relief Fund, was found dressed in monastical robe with a string of beads in his hands. Tan Ean Khiam, the acting Chairman of the Pan-South seas China Relief Fund, was in a trembling mood his sweat running down like beads. The other members included the blood-stained Lee Wee Nam, the reborn Yeo Chan Boon, and the well-dressed S. Q. Wong and Shaw Brothers. These people were taken out of goal and gathered there by a Taiwanese, named Wee Twee Kim, who donned on Japanese military uniform and carried a pistol. This was the dictator of the Oversea Chinese Association. He addressed the gathering that day and told the listeners that when the battle of Malaya started, the people of Japan held a mass meeting in Tokyo at which a resolution was passed to ask the commander in-chief of the Japanese forces attacking Malaya to exile all Chinese in Singapore to a no-manÂ’s island and starve them to death, because they were responsible for sustaining the war against Japan in China. Singapore, they insisted, was the hot-bed of the anti-Japanese elements. If the Chinese there were not severely dealt with, the people in Japan would have nowhere to ventilate their anger"
After this.... the extortion .....Taiwanese style........
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@_@ So many words..the only part Taiwanese superior to Singaporeans I know of is their Chinese bah...
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Got Taiwanese war sex slave???
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not sure..i think its called retardsOriginally posted by SibeiSuayKia:so which race does Idwar belong to? -
I am offended by your nickname, using the name of a rape victim is in very bad taste.And your posts are simply outrageous.What kind of a fellow are you....Originally posted by CannyOng:Got Taiwanese war sex slave??? -
i know... the point of my post is: nothing makes sense if u take it out of context...Originally posted by SnowFlag:
something which that idiot idwar is always doing... taking bits and pieces of info out of context to incite a flame war...
does it make sense that just because the american colonists fought against hessian mercenaries during the american revolution, they must hate all germans now??? -
Amazing. Seems like someone just staked a claim at the "Mr Retard" title from SBSK.
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the ghosts are angry... with YOU... for mis-telling the story.Originally posted by idwar:Cannot accept the fact that Taiwanese Chinese assisted Japs in the killing of Singapore Chinese???
see here : http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=cache:EHMFz7VhsHMJ:www.spi.com.sg/spi_files/massacre/main.htm+taiwanese+kempeitai+changi&hl=en
The ghosts are angry you have all forgotten........
Japan got control of Formosa because the Chinese could not prove that they exercised effective sovereignty over it in 1874... will not bore everyone with the exact politics of it all as it involved the Ryukyus, the Satsuma Han, the Shogunate and the Ching court... not easily digestable stuff...
in a nutshell, a Japanese expeditionary force landed in Formosa in 1874 and China could not do anything to prevent it... they stayed until 1945 and the next episode of its history came when Chiang Kai Shek the crook landed with his nationalists.
anyway, to suggest that the "taiwanese" had a choice in supporting Japan in WW2 is a joke... they were colonial subjects directly occupied by a foreign power for about 70 years already... so what if they were ethnic chinese, could speak the language and had chinese names? in fact, most of them had japanese names... so did the koreans incidentally...
so why single out the taiwanese now? why not slam the gurkhas? they've done both brave AND unspeakable deeds while in the service of the brits as well...
u go and fly kite lah... talk nonsense only... -
Just let him say anything about the topic lah. I dont really see what does it got to do with our era anyway.... Cant you guys see that the fool is trying hard to make a fool out of all of you?
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Just to clarify on how the Jap had control of taiwan. Taiwan was part of china, under Ming and Qing dynasty since the dutch were driven out in 1661. 1894 Japan started the first Sino Japanese war, in China called Jia Wu Zhan zheng, in which China was defeated. As a result, China was forced to give up Taiwan, Peng Hu, and parts of north east china to Japan in the 'Ma Guan' Treaty. Taiwanese fought the Jap for several months against the jap occupation but Taiwan finally came under Japanese rule for 50 years till 1945.Originally posted by CX:the ghosts are angry... with YOU... for mis-telling the story.
Japan got control of Formosa because the Chinese could not prove that they exercised effective sovereignty over it in 1874... will not bore everyone with the exact politics of it all as it involved the Ryukyus, the Satsuma Han, the Shogunate and the Ching court... not easily digestable stuff...
in a nutshell, a Japanese expeditionary force landed in Formosa in 1874 and China could not do anything to prevent it... they stayed until 1945 and the next episode of its history came when Chiang Kai Shek the crook landed with his nationalists.
anyway, to suggest that the "taiwanese" had a choice in supporting Japan in WW2 is a joke... they were colonial subjects directly occupied by a foreign power for about 70 years already... so what if they were ethnic chinese, could speak the language and had chinese names? in fact, most of them had japanese names... so did the koreans incidentally...
so why single out the taiwanese now? why not slam the gurkhas? they've done both brave AND unspeakable deeds while in the service of the brits as well...
u go and fly kite lah... talk nonsense only...
Taiwan never had a choice in supporting Japan!!!
Idwar is obvious in his intention, in this and other threads, trying to flame singaporean against taiwanese. Unfortunately, he exposed himself as having no brain, low in mentaliy, poor in history, evil in his intention..........his parents either blame themselves for not teaching him or wished they had not given to him. -
Yet another farktard!!
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Basically, they are just another japanese's DOG!!! They follow the japanese culture and even act like them. Just another bunch of hooligans....Originally posted by idwar:Taiwanese people served in the Japanese Imperial Army in World War 2. Many were posted to Singapore as Kampeitai interpreters as they spoke Hokkien Chinese.
Many war crimes were committed by these Taiwanese in Japanese uniform, but the only the Japs got the blame..............Had the Greater Co-prosperity Sphere succeeded, they would have been co-rulers with Japan.
Today, the Taiwanese still see themselves as superior to the Chinese/Singaporeans. They feel more affinity with the Japanese than the inferior second class Chinese. ( and small fry nose-dropping people)
Tenno-Heika- Banzai ! Banzai ! Banzai!