Taiwan Civil Government

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1 Audrey Deng Puli, Taiwan in Dec Research Group for Uncovering the Truth of Taiwan History and the Relationship between USA and Taiwan Taiwan Recent Development Issues, Weekly and Monthly Online News Releases, Chief Editor Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages, Kaohsiung, Taiwan ( ) Feb. 2, 2008 Taiwan Civil Government website, Online Spokeswoman Feb. 2, 2008 Taiwan Civil Government website, Administrative Manager and Editor

2 Richard W. Hartzell High School: University: Dayton, Ohio in July 1951 Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Penn., Wharton School, B.S. in Economics Resident of Taiwan since Oct Newspaper columnist and author R.H. Language Center, Director/Coordinator Formosa Nation Legal-Stragegy Association, Chairman, Overseas Dept. Taiwan Civil Government, Executive Coordinator Since Feb. 21, 2008

3 Sone, Kensho Oct, 1941 Education: Research Fellow: Experience: 1965 Graduated from Chong-san Medical University (Taiwan) Dental school (D.D.S.) Graduated from Iwate Medical University (Japan) Medical school (M.D.) 1975 Graduated from Iwate Medical University, (Japan) Post graduate school (Ph.D.) University of Copenhagen, Dept. of Neurology (Denmark) Bispebery Hospital, Dept.of Clinical Physiology(Denmark) Addenbrook's Hospital, Dept.of Neurosurgery (England) Osaka city University, Medical School, Guest Professor, Dept.of Neurosurgery (Japan) Vice-chief, Dept.of Neurosurgery, Akita Labor-Accident Hospital (Japan) Chief, Dept.of Neurovascular Medicine, National Cardio-Vascular Disease Center (Japan) Vice-President of Tominaga Neurosurgical Hospital(Japan) President of Tominaga Memorial Hospital (Japan) President of Yanahara Hospital (Japan) Feb. 2, Taiwan Civil Government, Vice Chairman

4 Jeng Jyh-Taw College: Pingtung City, Taiwan, in March 1929 National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei Formerly held positions in the educational, construction, and tourism fields Immigrant and US citizen since 1984, resident of San Jose, Calif. Formosa Nation Legal-strategy Association, Vice-Chairman, Northern Calif. Chapter Taiwan Civil Goverment, Northern Calif. Chuper, Secretary Since Feb, 2, 2008

5 Cheng Chung-Mo, LL.D. Education: Experience: Post-doctoral Research Scholar, University of Wisconsin, U.S.A., 1971 LL.D., University of Vienna, Austria, 1970 Research Scholar, University of Tokyo, Japan, 1967 LL.M., Waseda University, Japan, 1966 LL.B., Soochow University, 1962 Chairman, Taiwan Civil Government, Chairman, Formosa National Legal strategy Association (Party), Chairman, Taiwan Law & Policy Research Foundation, Vice-President, Judicial Yuan, Minister, Ministry of Justice, Grand Justice, Judicial Yuan, Professor and Dean, Graduate School of Law, National Chung Hsing University Publications: Basic Theory of Administrative Law (1991) Essay of Compensational Law System (1986) Collection of Administrative Laws I (1990) Administrative Law in the Past 40 Years (1990) The General Legal Principles of the Administrative Law (editor, 2 vols.) (1994,1997) Selected Hundred Sentences of the Administrative Law (editor) (1997) New Tendency of the Administrative Law Development in 21th Century(2001)

6 Roger C.S. Lin Douliu Town, Taiwan in Aug High School: Jian Gwo High School, Taipei University: Experience: Kaohsiung Medical College, B.S. Meijo University Nagoya, Japan International Law School M.S. & Ph.D. Henry-Andrew Education Group graduate School level in Sichuan Province, China, Feb. 2, 2008 to present Formosa Nation Legal Strategy Association, Secretary General, 2009 to present

7 Nieco Tsai 2000~ ~ Tainan, Taiwan in Dec Overseas Friends of Chen Shui-Bian, Southern Calif. Chapter, Promotion Coordinator East San Gabriel Valley Taiwanese Association, Chairman Los Angeles FAPA, Board Member Western USA region DPP Director Formosa Nation Legal - strategy Association, L.A. Chapter Chairman Taiwan Civil Government, Vice Chairman

8 Victoria Kuo, M.D., (aka Margaret S. Lu, M.D.,) High School: University: Master in Public Health: Chia-Yi, Taiwan Chia-Yi, Taiwan Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan University of Illinois, Chicago Immigrant and US citizen: since 1973 Director, Taiwan Civil Government Washington D.C. Representative Office

9 An Historical Timeline of Important Events Leading Up to the Formation of the TAIWAN CIVIL GOVERNMENT General Douglas MacArthur directs the military forces of Chiang Kai-shek ("Republic of China" or "ROC") to go to Taiwan and accept the surrender of Japanese troops. Chiang's troops are transported to Taiwan on U.S. ships and aircraft, and the surrender ceremonies are held Oct. 25th. Communist forces led by Mao Zedong defeat Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists, driving more than two million ROC loyalists to Taiwan. Chiang sets up a government in exile in occupied Taiwan and vows to "recover the mainland." The People's Republic of China (PRC) is founded in the mainland on Oct. 1st. The post war San Francisco Peace Treaty (SFPT) comes into effect. Japan renounces all right, claim, and title to Taiwan, but no "receiving country" is designated. The Sino-Japanese Peace Treaty (Treaty of Taipei) repeats these provisions. Taiwan remains as occupied territory, with United States Military Government jurisdiction over Taiwan as per Article 4(b), and the USA as "the principal occupying power" as per Article 23(a). In October, President Eisenhower remarks that: "Technically, Formosa and the Pescadores are not under Chinese sovereignty. The Chinese Nationalists are living in a privileged sanctuary." The U.S. negotiates with the ROC government in exile on Taiwan to conclude a Mutual-Defense Treaty. The treaty comes into force on March 3rd. The ROC government in exile on Taiwan is expelled from the United Nations and its seat given to the PRC. The nomenclature of "Chinese Taipei" is adopted by the ROC government in exile to participate in a wide variety of international organizations, sporting events, associations, councils, etc. The U.S. breaks diplomatic ties with the ROC government in exile as of Jan. 1st, and stresses its adherence to a "One China Policy." Lee Teng-hui becomes the ROC government in exile's first native Taiwanese President, and democratic reforms begin to be implemented. President Lee disregards the historical and legal reality by saying that the PRC and the ROC on Taiwan enjoy a "special state-to-state relationship." Lee fails to comprehend that under international law there are no methods, procedures, or actions which can legitimatize a government in exile to become the internationally recognized legal government of its current location of residence. Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate Chen Shui-bian, also a native Taiwanese, is elected President, ending more than 50 years of Kuomintang rule of the ROC. President Chen defines the status quo as "One country on each side of the Taiwan Strait," ignoring the fact that Taiwan has been occupied territory since Oct. 25, 1945, and "Military occupation does not transfer sovereignty." He and the other members of the DPP fail to grasp the legal reality of the principal - agent relationship between the USA and the ROC. In Taiwan, the USA is the principal occupying power, and the ROC is only a subordinate occupying power, in addition to being a government in exile. The Taiwan 228 Victims Association, Taiwan Defense Alliance, Taiwan Nation Party, Farmers' Party, Taiwan Civil Democratic Party, Taiwan Civil Republican Party, New Constitution Alliance, and Pan- American Alliance call a joint Press Conference in Taipei to formally announce the formation of the Taiwan Civil Government on Feb. 2nd. The Taiwan Civil Government establishes an Office in Washington, D.C. in order to more effectively coordinate with the members of Congress, State Dept., Defense Dept., NSC, CIA, and other federal agencies.