打擊阿扁，成就中共統戰的人，為了什麼？

　　要中國大陸民主化成為泡影？希望在大陸受到禮遇與榮耀？中國人不必享有人權？中國人就不是人？或許自命為外省人，不願同流於台灣人？或是夢想大陸打過來時會有立刻全身而退的機會？在一片移民、移居海外的人潮中，怕的是中共打台灣，而住台灣不願成為台灣人，反而附和中共的人，卻也想統治台灣，這些人是妖孽？事實上，肯與台灣共存亡的台灣人亦不會太多，因為短視台灣的成就，就只思量狹縫生存的台灣人，亦不會太少。

　　台灣要自救，只有往國際走，停止內鬥，團結一致，而現在的政客，口口聲聲說愛台灣，卻走的是賣台之路，附和老共的言論，接受其言論與不平等談話，好像認為聽話就可以安然無憂，既享對方禮遇，又得到“護台”美名，這些人錯的太離譜了，台灣人應以平常心看待兩岸關係，走出自己的路，以身為民主自由的台灣人自許，而國際化的宏觀，一點也不可以怠慢，若屈服中共要求，會有如魏京生所言，中共不但會看不起這些人，還會對台灣步步加碼，逼台灣投降。

　　有些人亦認為，台灣投降可以換得和平繁榮亦是不錯的點子，依事實而言，台灣亡了，台灣人亦完了，一切會在大中國主義之下，得到禁錮，如囚的待遇，而有如海外異議人士被列入黑名單亦不會少，未來的生活，若人沒死的話，就是進入白色恐怖的厄夢，今天的台灣還能與中共談的條件就是台灣有軍隊、有軍力，與澳門、香港的回歸截然不同。

　　現有的中共體系，還喊出軍隊必須效忠於黨的原則下，台灣的軍隊與軍人會是於急統之後成為第一等被嚴控與消耗的對象。根據最近的報導，中共對某教師在網路上說“中共該死”，就被判關兩年，台灣大嘴巴，任意罵政府已經養成習慣了，看大家能在中共政權下忍受多久。

　　A teacher in southwest mainland China has been jailed for two years for posting a note saying “down with the Communist Party”on an online bulletin board, a jail official said March 2, 2001.

　　Jiang Shihua, 27, was sentenced in December on subversion charges and is being held in Nanchong, a city in Sichuan province, the duty officer at the detention center said. The officer, contacted by phone, would give only his surname, Xu.

　　 The case adds to a growing mainalnd Chinese crackdown on dissent in cyberspace. Beijing is eager to harness the Web for economic development while blocking the spread of criticism of communist rule.

　　An entrepreneur was put on trial in February for subversion after articles commemorating the 1989 pro-democracy movement were posted on his Web site. The case against Huang Qi, also in Sichuan province, is still under way.

　　Jiang was arrested in August on subversion charges after he joined an online discussion that criticized corruption, the Hong Kong-based Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy said.

　　Jiang's message included the phrase,“I just want to say: Down with the Communist Party,” according to the Information Center. Jiang is appealing, Xu said.

　　Jiang taught electronics at Nanchong High School. After his arrest, Nanchong schools were ordered in December to start an ideological training campaign for teachers and other employees, said a school spokeswoman who refused to be identified.