
AI-generated summary
Shen Boyang is a legislator from the Democratic Progressive Party. He once ran for mayor of Taipei. He has long been concerned about national defense and civil defense issues and has organized international forums, so he has attracted the attention of China. In September of the year before last, Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing entrusted Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin to follow them and installed a pinhole camera pointed at their residence, with the suspected intention of filming their daughter. During this period, the National People's Congress of the Kuomintang and the Internet Army smeared Shen Boyang online, calling it a murderous delusion. After an investigation by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office, it was confirmed that a Taiwanese company was entrusted by foreign forces to conduct illegal surveillance. The relevant personnel were prosecuted for violating the Personal Data Protection Act and the Hong Kong suspect was wanted.
In September last year, Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing paid heavily to entrust Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin to monitor Democratic Progressive Party legislator and Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded its investigation yesterday and prosecuted Zheng Nan and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted order for the Hong Kong suspect. Shen Boyang said yesterday that the Kuomintang and the Democratic Party who were smearing his plan to be murdered were all overturned. This group of people also slandered him this week for distributing drugs. He also felt sad that there was always a group of people in China who whitewashed peace for China.
Cai Qichang: Overseas surveillance + domestic cognitive operations dual attack mode
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Cai Qichang, the general convenor of the Democratic Progressive Party, criticized that at the beginning, a group of people kept implying that Shen Boyang was self-directed and self-acted, and coupled with a large number of cyber troops to smear and attack the community, this was a dual attack model of overseas surveillance and domestic cognitive operations.
Legislator Wu Siyao also questioned whether Lan Bai had previously criticized Shen Boyang's delusion of being victimized, but now he still stands with the perpetrator?
Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chu-yin believes that when Shen Boyang was under surveillance two years ago, he was not a candidate for mayor of Taipei, but a "Taipei citizen." Taipei citizens were being monitored in their own homes. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan did not speak out for the victims, but instead allowed fellow legislators to ridicule him. Such silence is just aiding the evildoers.
DPP spokesperson Wu Zheng said that the blue-camp politicians who made matters worse at that time should have a sense of shame, admit their mistakes and apologize to Shen.
After learning that his prisoner had been prosecuted, Shen Boyang posted on Facebook yesterday that he had previously revealed that a pinhole was installed at the door of his home, and was ridiculed as a driving recorder and a murderous delusion. China is an enemy country, and it has nothing to do with imprisoning it. What makes him sad is that there is always a group of people in the country who help China whitewash peace. As a result, the prosecutor confirmed that foreign hostile forces commissioned a Taiwanese company to follow him and installed a pinhole to film his daughter? The Kuomintang representatives and Internet celebrities who were smearing his plan to be murdered at that time all overturned. They are the same group of people who are smearing him for drug distribution this week.
Shen Boyang said that protecting yourself is your responsibility to voters. He has always been careful about these things and pays special attention to the safety of his family. Even though he only became a legislator in February of the year he was detained and was listed as a "Taiwan independence die-hard" by China in October of the same year, he did a lot of research on civil defense and national security before entering politics, and he also held international forums. China did not like it very much, so he was often targeted by China before entering politics.
When Shen Boyang was indirectly interviewed by Combat Blue leader Zhao Shaokang on the show last night, media person Qian Yijun asked him whether he was out of fear when he wore a bulletproof vest for running in Tokyo a while ago. Some people think he is too suspicious. Zhao Shaokang said, would this be a bit disrespectful to Japan? Do you seem to distrust Japanese police security?
Shen Boyang responded that transnational suppression or threats are China's "war of the heart" that make people feel afraid, so he knows very well that as long as they feel fear, they will fall into the other party's trap. He stressed that once he was wanted, China would easily catch him overseas, so he would protect himself wherever he went overseas. This is a responsibility to the voters and to his family. The bulletproof vest is uncomfortable and he doesn't like to wear it, but his bodyguards and staff feel that he must wear it.
As for the "suspicious" statement, he said that the surveillance is real, the sanctions are real, and the statement that he will be arrested when going abroad is also true; not to mention that the case of his daughter being intimidated before is still under investigation. So far, the springboards in Brazil and Japan have been found, but no one has been found. In short, many cases are under investigation, so don't alert the snake, and there is no suspicion.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zheng Yongjin and others will be tried in the Taipei District Court and may face fines or suspended sentences.
Likely · Within months
If the Hong Kong suspect cannot be brought to justice, he will be wanted for a long time, which will affect his freedom to travel to and from Taiwan or countries related to Taiwan.
Very likely · Within months
Similar surveillance and cognitive operations may occur again, especially during elections or major political events.
Possible · Within years

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