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Taiwan can respond to assassination of unarmed fisherman by the Philippines

We are just not that urge to fark u up. But u look like more urge to be farked. U Viets really
think China can do nothing toward you? Where's your confidence come from? Funny moron.

Well, I know you chinese can do many thing, example like this :

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Well, I know you chinese can do many thing, example like this :

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Glad to see this series make you so happy. They are initially comedies. It is really fun to see Filipinos crying that China fark it too hard while Viets are so urged to be farked up. Be patient, you would be the next one. Everybody would get satisfied after all. LOL

if u forget,let me remind u that VN-Phil are Hand in Hand against China-TW's aggression:

You cant blame Phil for doing the same thing like u.Punish ur mudders first if u want a fair justice for this case.:coffee:

VN-Phil hand in hand? I cannot find a more funny thing like that... LOL Aren't you always dreaming of forming a VN-Russia Alliance against China? Now it turns to Philippines which can fight against nobody but fishermen?
 
Manila response 'flippant,' ultimatum stands: gov't - The China Post

"Manila response 'flippant,' ultimatum stands: gov't
The China Post news staff and CNA
May 13, 2013, 12:07 am TWN

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Presidential Office spokeswoman Garfie Li (李佳霏) yesterday said that the Philippines will have to pay the price if it shows no sincerity in solving a dispute over the shooting of a Taiwanese sailor.

The Philippines' Presidential Office offered its “deepest sympathies and condolences” yesterday to the family of the fisherman who was killed in an incident involving a Philippine patrol boat, and vowed to conduct an “impartial, transparent and expeditious” investigation into the tragedy.

Taiwan's Presidential Office considers the Philippines' statement “flippant” and said it showed no sincerity in solving the problem, Li said.

Less than 24 hours after Taiwan issued an ultimatum to the Philippines, a deputy spokesperson at the Philippines' Presidential Office issued a statement on the incident that occurred on May 9 in waters south of Taiwan. A 65-year-old fisherman aboard a Taiwanese fishing boat was killed by gunfire from a Philippines state vessel.

According to the Philippines' statement, Deputy Presidential spokesperson Abigail F. Valte said “as the Philippine Coast Guard has stated, we express our heartfelt sorrow on the unfortunate situation that occurred during one of the anti-illegal fishing patrols conducted by a Philippine fishery law enforcement vessel (MCS 3001) within the maritime jurisdiction (waters off the Batanes group of islands) of the Philippines on the morning of May 9, 2013, which tragically resulted in the death of a fisherman from one of the fishing vessels reportedly poaching in the area.”

“We extend our sincere and deepest sympathies and condolences to the bereaved family of the victim,” Valte said.

Antonio Basilio, head of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taiwan, which represents Philippine interests in Taiwan in the absence of official ties, has extended condolences and offered his apologies to the fisherman's family in person, Valte noted.

The spokesperson said an investigation has begun with the arrival of the commander of the MCS 3001. The commander and crew of the vessel have been relieved of their duties, she said.

“The Philippine Coast Guard, together with other agencies, assures everyone that this investigation will be conducted in an impartial, transparent and expeditious manner,” Valte added.

The Philippines will look into ways of preventing similar incidents in the future, she said.

Taiwan Presidential Office spokesperson Lee said Basilio visited and apologized to the victim's family three days ago, however, his apology was not recognized by Philippines. In light of this, Taiwan did not consider it a formal apology from the Philippines.

Taiwan's Presidential Office demanded late Saturday that the Philippines issue a formal apology, compensate the victim's family for their loss, investigate the incident and punish the perpetrators, and start fishery agreement talks with Taiwan as soon as possible.

If the Philippines fails to respond appropriately by midnight Tuesday, Taiwan will suspend importation of Philippine labor
, recall its representative in Manila, and ask the Philippine envoy in Taiwan to return to his home country, the Presidential Office said."

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At Viet:

The Philippine government goons just murdered a defenseless and unarmed elderly 65-year-old Taiwanese fisherman and you want me to relax?

What are you, an idiot?

Taiwan is preparing to go to war and has sent the Taiwan Navy to the site of the Taiwanese fisherman's murder by the Philippine government. The Philippine government is engaged in state-sponsored terrorism where they butcher utterly defenseless civilians. FU Viet.
 
At Viet:

The Philippine government goons just murdered a defenseless and unarmed elderly 65-year-old Taiwanese fisherman and you want me to relax?

What are you, an idiot?

Taiwan is preparing to go to war and has sent the Taiwan Navy to the site of the Taiwanese fisherman's murder by the Philippine government. The Philippine government is engaged in state-sponsored terrorism where they butcher utterly defenseless civilians. FU Viet.
The kid want war,so, now let wait for daddy... :coffee:
 
At Viet:

The Philippine government goons just murdered a defenseless and unarmed elderly 65-year-old Taiwanese fisherman and you want me to relax?

What are you, an idiot?

Taiwan is preparing to go to war and has sent the Taiwan Navy to the site of the Taiwanese fisherman's murder by the Philippine government. The Philippine government is engaged in state-sponsored terrorism where they butcher utterly defenseless civilians. FU Viet.
The kid want war,so, now let wait for daddy... :coffee:
 
Manila response 'flippant,' ultimatum stands: gov't - The China Post

"Manila response 'flippant,' ultimatum stands: gov't
The China Post news staff and CNA
May 13, 2013, 12:07 am TWN

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Presidential Office spokeswoman Garfie Li (李佳霏) yesterday said that the Philippines will have to pay the price if it shows no sincerity in solving a dispute over the shooting of a Taiwanese sailor.

The Philippines' Presidential Office offered its “deepest sympathies and condolences” yesterday to the family of the fisherman who was killed in an incident involving a Philippine patrol boat, and vowed to conduct an “impartial, transparent and expeditious” investigation into the tragedy.

Taiwan's Presidential Office considers the Philippines' statement “flippant” and said it showed no sincerity in solving the problem, Li said.

Less than 24 hours after Taiwan issued an ultimatum to the Philippines, a deputy spokesperson at the Philippines' Presidential Office issued a statement on the incident that occurred on May 9 in waters south of Taiwan. A 65-year-old fisherman aboard a Taiwanese fishing boat was killed by gunfire from a Philippines state vessel.

According to the Philippines' statement, Deputy Presidential spokesperson Abigail F. Valte said “as the Philippine Coast Guard has stated, we express our heartfelt sorrow on the unfortunate situation that occurred during one of the anti-illegal fishing patrols conducted by a Philippine fishery law enforcement vessel (MCS 3001) within the maritime jurisdiction (waters off the Batanes group of islands) of the Philippines on the morning of May 9, 2013, which tragically resulted in the death of a fisherman from one of the fishing vessels reportedly poaching in the area.”

“We extend our sincere and deepest sympathies and condolences to the bereaved family of the victim,” Valte said.

Antonio Basilio, head of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taiwan, which represents Philippine interests in Taiwan in the absence of official ties, has extended condolences and offered his apologies to the fisherman's family in person, Valte noted.

The spokesperson said an investigation has begun with the arrival of the commander of the MCS 3001. The commander and crew of the vessel have been relieved of their duties, she said.

“The Philippine Coast Guard, together with other agencies, assures everyone that this investigation will be conducted in an impartial, transparent and expeditious manner,” Valte added.

The Philippines will look into ways of preventing similar incidents in the future, she said.

Taiwan Presidential Office spokesperson Lee said Basilio visited and apologized to the victim's family three days ago, however, his apology was not recognized by Philippines. In light of this, Taiwan did not consider it a formal apology from the Philippines.

Taiwan's Presidential Office demanded late Saturday that the Philippines issue a formal apology, compensate the victim's family for their loss, investigate the incident and punish the perpetrators, and start fishery agreement talks with Taiwan as soon as possible.

If the Philippines fails to respond appropriately by midnight Tuesday, Taiwan will suspend importation of Philippine labor
, recall its representative in Manila, and ask the Philippine envoy in Taiwan to return to his home country, the Presidential Office said."

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At Viet:

The Philippine government goons just murdered a defenseless and unarmed elderly 65-year-old Taiwanese fisherman and you want me to relax?

What are you, an idiot?

Taiwan is preparing to go to war and has sent the Taiwan Navy to the site of the Taiwanese fisherman's murder by the Philippine government. The Philippine government is engaged in state-sponsored terrorism where they butcher utterly defenseless civilians. FU Viet.

Unarmed yes but stupid one ramming a Coast Guard boat is stupid in the first place and all procedures have been done so why are you people cry foul on weaker state while Russia blow you away and said nothing? funny I know taiwan is different still you guys were caught fishing near a Philippine Province no less and you have the nerve to call PCG criminals who have done their duty china and taiwan did far worse especially china so you have no right to complain for acting so stupid stupid enough to think ramming is a good idea you people love to get into fights with nations you think will not fight back and you now put the blame on innocent works who can't fight back typical racist attitude of all chinese racist dumb and no hygiene
 
Unarmed yes but stupid one ramming a Coast Guard boat is stupid in the first place and all procedures have been done so why are you people cry foul on weaker state while Russia blow you away and said nothing? funny I know taiwan is different still you guys were caught fishing near a Philippine Province no less and you have the nerve to call PCG criminals who have done their duty china and taiwan did far worse especially china so you have no right to complain for acting so stupid stupid enough to think ramming is a good idea you people love to get into fights with nations you think will not fight back and you now put the blame on innocent works who can't fight back typical racist attitude of all chinese racist dumb and no hygiene

Philippine government committed a war crime

1. The Taiwanese fishing boat did not ram a Philippine coast guard ship.

The evidence is as follows:

a. A small wooden fishing boat would have no effect on a large (and probably metallic) Philippine coast guard ship.

b. The Skipper of the Taiwanese fishing boat said he never tried to ram the much larger Philippine coast guard ship.

c. There isn't a single scratch on the bow of the Taiwanese fishing boat as seen in the photographs when it arrived in Taiwan.

Also, knowing that a small wooden ship will have no effect on a large metallic coast guard ship, you are not allowed to execute unarmed civilians at sea. You can arrest them, but not execute them. Execution of unarmed civilians is a war crime.

2. Taiwan has never had a dispute with Russia. It is irrelevant and a sad attempt at diversion from the Philippine government's war crime against a helpless elderly Taiwanese fisherman, who was 164 miles south of Taiwan and within Taiwan's 200-mile EEZ (ie. exclusive economic zone).
 
I fully support Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou and the KMT

1. Taiwan is on the verge of war against the Philippines. We Taiwanese stand united.

2. Taiwan has dispatched a La Fayette frigate to patrol the area where the Taiwanese fisherman was murdered by Philippine government coast guard terrorists, which is 164 miles south of Taiwan and within Taiwan's 200-mile EEZ (ie. exclusive economic zone).

3. Taiwan does not need American political support or military help to smash the Philippine war criminals. We Taiwanese are resolute and will take care of this problem ourselves.

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An official waves to Taiwan naval Lafayette-class frigate (R) and Taiwan Coast Guard frigate as the vessels sail out of the port of Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan, in this handout photo from Taiwan Coast Guard, on Sunday. (Reuters)

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One of Taiwan's Lafayette-class frigates has been dispatched to patrol the area where the unarmed Taiwanese fisherman was killed by Philippine government coast guard thugs.

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Officers on board a Taiwanese Coast Guard vessel

Source: Taiwan beefs up protection for fishermen in wake of fatal shooting | Latest | FOCUS TAIWAN - CNA ENGLISH NEWS
 
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we will shoot dead all pinoy coast guards at sea if your government don't apologize, like what masia did to pinoys in sabu few months ago

Taiwan sends ships near PH waters

The official said Ma should set up a task force and bring the Philippine suspects to Taiwan for trial on murder charges.

In the event of an arrest at sea, if the suspects resist, the Taiwanese Navy and coast guard should open fire and shoot to kill, the official said.



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Funny you racist jerks want war on nations who are weaker than you while Russia put you and your place and you just cry over it typical racist chinese warmongers its because you guys are not gonna fight anyway pu$$ies! anyway I guess even with your so called equipment due to arrogance and stupidity you can't even tell that you people are fishing near Philipine Province that's not even a EZZ anymore its Philippine Home Waters and you have the nerve to threaten us with war! The death of that poor man was the result of your arrogant and stupid actions (ramming a PCG no matter the size of it is an act of idiots) sure send in your fleet were sending our ships too


Palace: Ramming of Taiwan boat an ‘aggressive act’


MANILA (Updated) -- Malacañang defended Friday the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) against "aggressive act" of a Taiwanese fishing boat where a fisherman was killed off West Philippine Sea last Thursday.

Quoting an initial report reaching the Palace, deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said the PCG personnel on board the vessel of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) merely reacted on the attempt of one of the four Taiwanese fishing boats to ram on the Philippine’s ship.

The Filipino Maritime Control Surveillance 3001 vessel spotted four Taiwanese fishing vessels about 43 nautical miles east of Balintang Island, which is well within the Philippines’ 200-mile economic zone, around 10:30 a.m. Thursday while on law enforcement patrol.

"When they (PCG personnel) tried to board one of the fishing boats, one of the (Taiwanese) vessels rammed the BFAR vessel that was being manned by the Coast Guard. So a warning shot was fired, but the vessels reportedly did not stop in the attempt to continuously ram the BFAR vessel and another shot was fired on the machinery portion of the ship," Valte said.

The PCG admitted that a Taiwanese fisherman was killed in the incident.

"It was an aggressive act. The ramming of the boat into our vessel was certainly an aggressive act, so the PCG responded accordingly," she said.

Coast Guard commandant Rear Admiral Rodoldo Isorena said all the Coast Guard personnel and the two BFAR personnel aboard the Filipino vessel have been relieved of their duties pending the investigation.

This is to ensure a "transparent and impartial" probe, he said.

"We assure a transparent and impartial investigation and this is also the assurance that we are giving to the Taiwanese government," he said.

Taiwan reportedly sought for a public apology from the Philippine government and demanded compensation for the losses.

A report on Taiwan's Central News Agency (CNA) quoted President Ma Ying-jeou who instructed the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to demand that the Philippine government investigate the incident and provide proper compensation to the family of the 65-year-old victim, identified as Hung Shih-cheng.

He also demanded an apology from the Philippine government, and for it "to solve the case and arrest the culprit."

The CNA report said that there have been incidents in the past when Taiwanese fishermen were arrested and detained while they were fishing in the contested area, but there have been rarely reports of shooting.

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already conveyed its concern to Philippine Representative to Taipei Carlo Aquino.

Valte said the Palace would wait first for the result of the investigation that Isorena had ordered before coming out with any action on Taiwan's demand.

In a separate report on Xinhua, the Chinese government called the shooting of the Taiwanese fishermen by the Coast Guard "barbaric."

China considers Taiwan a province and under its jurisdiction based on the One China Policy.

The incident, which happened in the contested areas claimed by the Philippines, China and Taiwan, is feared to further raise tensions in a region clouded by territorial and maritime issues because of overlapping claims.

Aside from the three countries, Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam are also claimant to the resource-rich region where around $5 trillion worth of global trade passes.

we will shoot dead all pinoy coast guards at sea if your government don't apologize, like what masia did to pinoys in sabu few months ago

Taiwan sends ships near PH waters

The official said Ma should set up a task force and bring the Philippine suspects to Taiwan for trial on murder charges.

In the event of an arrest at sea, if the suspects resist, the Taiwanese Navy and coast guard should open fire and shoot to kill, the official said.



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Go ahead make my day
 
labor import is frozen, warns Taiwanese official

Taiwan's tech sector may be hit hardest if Taiwan freezes the importation of Philippine labor due to a row that killed a Taiwanese fisherman last Thursday, a Taiwanese labor official admitted Sunday.

Lin San-quei, head of the Bureau of Employment and Vocational Training, said Filipino workers have a good command of English and skills for operating machinery, Taiwan's Central News Agency reported.

The labor bureau estimates there are 87,000 Filipino laborers in Taiwan, most of whom work in the manufacturing sector. The others are mainly domestic caretakers, the CNA report said.

A Taiwanese fisherman, Hung Shih-cheng, 65, was shot dead in an encounter with Philippine authorities in disputed waters last May 9.

Philippine Coast Guard officials said the Taiwanese boat may have tried to ram their vessel.

Taiwan threatened to suspend the importation of Philippine labor if the Philippines does not respond to its demand for an apology and investigation in 72 hours.

Meanwhile, the CNA report said some Philippine workers in Taiwan voiced sympathy for Hung's family, with some in favor of an apology by the Philippines.

See this from a fellow Taiwanese face it the Moron President of Taiwan is just doing it to up start his popularity then do it am sure with their skills and exp they can work some place else better than racist arrogant taiwan i wanna see mainlanders do works like that oh wait they just steal or copy or both hahhahahha:omghaha:
 
we will shoot dead all pinoy coast guards at sea if your government don't apologize, like what masia did to pinoys in sabu few months ago

Taiwan sends ships near PH waters

The official said Ma should set up a task force and bring the Philippine suspects to Taiwan for trial on murder charges.

In the event of an arrest at sea, if the suspects resist, the Taiwanese Navy and coast guard should open fire and shoot to kill, the official said.



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Taiwan will not open fire and shoot to kill the Pinoys. The Pinoys are protected by Uncle Sammy. Uncle Sammy and the Pinoys have an agreement and one of the tenets of that agreement gives the Pinoys the opportunity to seek our assistance should their military assets are attacked by a foreign power. This sending of Taiwanese naval vessels is just grandstanding by Ma for domestic consumption. Failure to act would have been political suicide for Ma. Taiwan is dependent on the United States for its security and weapons. Taiwan will not jeopardize this special relationship over the death of one fisherman. Ma knows this and the Pinoys know this (that why they are rubbing salt to the injury), hence, you see why it is so infuriating for the Taiwanese. If the incident involved lets say the Viets, it probably will turn out differently.
 
Taiwan will not open fire and shoot to kill the Pinoys. The Pinoys are protected by Uncle Sammy. Uncle Sammy and the Pinoys have an agreement and one of the tenets of that agreement gives the Pinoys the opportunity to seek our assistance should their military assets are attacked by a foreign power. This sending of Taiwanese naval vessels is just grandstanding by Ma for domestic consumption. Failure to act would have been political suicide for Ma. Taiwan is dependent on the United States for its security and weapons. Taiwan will not jeopardize this special relationship over the death of one fisherman. Ma knows this and the Pinoys know this (that why they are rubbing salt to the injury), hence, you see why it is so infuriating for the Taiwanese. If the incident involved lets say the Viets, it probably will turn out differently.

Taiwan will achieve justice with or without the United States

You are dead wrong.

The United States has repeatedly said its treaties are a DEFENSIVE shield and not a sword.

For example, Georgia received millions of dollars in U.S. aid and NATO training. When Georgia attacked Russian peacekeepers, the United States did nothing as Russia annexed 20% of Georgia.

Similarly, here we have Philippine government coast guard terrorists massacring an unarmed elderly Taiwanese fisherman inside Taiwan's own EEZ.

The United States will not support the Philippine government criminals against Taiwan.

Even if the United States decides to support the Philippine government coast guard thugs, Taiwan can request mainland Chinese EMP strikes against American military units to nullify them.

If the United States stands for Philippine criminality then it is probably time for Taiwan and the United States to part ways. Chinese reunification is inevitable anyway. We'll just move the timetable up by a few decades.

No matter what, Taiwan will have justice over the butchering of an unarmed Taiwanese civilian by the Philippine government coast guard criminals.
 
Funny you racist jerks want war on nations who are weaker than you while Russia put you and your place and you just cry over it typical racist chinese warmongers its because you guys are not gonna fight anyway pu$$ies! anyway I guess even with your so called equipment due to arrogance and stupidity you can't even tell that you people are fishing near Philipine Province that's not even a EZZ anymore its Philippine Home Waters and you have the nerve to threaten us with war! The death of that poor man was the result of your arrogant and stupid actions (ramming a PCG no matter the size of it is an act of idiots) sure send in your fleet were sending our ships too

Go ahead make my day

your ships are antigue ,your economy sucks, your people not as educated as Taiwanese, you are no match , if I were your president I apologize tomorow
 
your ships are antigue ,your economy sucks, your people not as educated as Taiwanese, you are no match , if I were your president I apologize tomorow

But it takes basic common sense to know that they are overmatched, these guys have no logic and common sense. They act according with their ego and pride.

Filipinos used to be wealthier than Japan after WWII. By the 60s, they were surpassed by Japan. By the 70s, they were surpassed by Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong. But they were still confident that they were wealthier than China. In early-mid 2000s, they were surpassed by China. Now, they are full of confidence as they are still wealthier than Vietnam and India. With India's current economic growth, they will soon surpass Philippines in GDP per capita. Its sad that Philippine are now to be about more poor than Indians though a couple of generations ago, they were wealthier than even Japan itself. This is an example of how the colonialists were right about the natives do not how the necessities to govern themselves. They are better off being govern by a foreign power.
 
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