Lu Xiuyan blasted the Democratic Progressive Party as "very abominable": after shutting down nuclear power, 50% more coal was burned in medium-sized fires

The Kuomintang held a referendum and joint rally in Yuanlin Park, Yuanlin City, Changhua County today (17th) afternoon, focusing on abolishing the "non-nuclear homeland" and restarting the nuclear power policy. When the outgoing mayor of Taichung, Lu Xiuyan, gave a speech on the platform, she pointed the finger at the Democratic Progressive Party's wrong energy policy, scolding the Democratic Progressive Party as "abominable!"

Lu Xiuyan said that our air is too dirty. Lung cancer in Taiwan now ranks among the top three for both boys and girls. This is because the DPP invented a strange trick decades ago. The DPP said that nuclear power is in the name of foreigners and cannot be used. It is better to use coal to generate electricity. However, the DPP is very strange. It had wrong policies decades ago. People will not think or look at the world, including the United States, Japan and other advanced countries, all of which have nuclear power. Why have wrong policies not been changed for decades? Because the people behind them stick to the rules and dare not change the people in front of them. Therefore, the people behind them do not think and copy, so every time the Democratic Progressive Party comes to power, they shut down nuclear power.

Changing the topic, Lu Xiuyan pointed out that the DPP shut down the last nuclear power plant in May last year. As a result, starting from that night, the Taichung Thermal Power Plant burned 50% more coal. Can everyone tolerate this? "It's disgusting!" Because nuclear power was shut down, we had to use firepower instead.

Lu Xiuyan believes that electricity is the most basic people's livelihood needs, and the government's responsibility is to provide the people with stable, cheap and clean electricity. However, the DPP's long-term insistence on a non-nuclear homeland has led Taiwan to use thermal power generation to fill the gap.

She emphasized that the country must use the correct method of power generation and cannot just burn coal, because burning coal will affect everyone's health and burning coal will affect environmental protection. She called on November 28 to be more than just a local election. This referendum on restarting nuclear power will determine whether everyone has enough electricity available, use cheaper alternative electricity, and whether the country's power generation method is healthier. Everyone must pay attention to it.