NationStates Jolt Archive


KMT indicted in massive vote rigging

_Taiwan
12-12-2003, 07:58
KMT busted! Lee Teng Hui faces life imprisonment!
(Taipei Times)

TAIPEI - Lee Teng Hui, President of Taiwan and leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) has been convicted of treason in a case which has stunned the nation.

An anonymous tip-off alleged that Lee rigged the election results, causing 140 million opposition votes to be recorded as his. Almost all the votes were of pro-independence Chen Shui Bian's Democratic Progressive Party.

Chen Shui Bian takes up the presidency within 2 weeks.
Sino
12-12-2003, 08:26
Doesn't surprise us. Lee Tung Hui is a closet separatist anyway.

- Armed Republic of Sino Ministry of Information
Iansisle
12-12-2003, 08:34
"Vote rigging? I'm certainly glad Iansisle has moved far beyond that!" scoffed Harold MacWain, a farmer from Vesshampton.

Meanwhile, in downtown Ianapalis, election officials wonder how around one billion Iansisleans can manage to cast well over four billion votes, but the matter is quickly dismissed.
_Taiwan
12-12-2003, 08:42
OOC: Try and guess where the tip-off came from...
Hawking
12-12-2003, 09:30
OOC: Chen Shui Ban's Democratic Progressive Party!
Sino
14-12-2003, 02:09
In response to the growing return of Chen's treacherous defilement of Chinese heritage, the Armed Republic of Sino is due to halt the technological transfer of the Type 90-III MBT. Further actions of punishments are likely to follow.
Sino
14-12-2003, 02:10
In response to the growing return of Chen's treacherous defilement of Chinese heritage, the Armed Republic of Sino is due to halt the technological transfer of the Type 90-III MBT. Further actions of punishments are likely to follow.
PRC China
14-12-2003, 02:19
Although we are happy to see one of the major criminals that faces capture from the Regulated Republic Armed Police (Scum and Traitor Lee Teng Hui that is), we must continue to watch how this "Chen Shui Bian" does. If he seeks independence, then he will of course, receive his punishment.

Foreign Affairs Ministry