鄭觀應《論傳教》

国中毕业后，她随家庭移居美国，但在师长的鼓励下仍参加升学考试，并录取台湾省立台南女子高级中学[11]。
萧美琴赴美后就读新泽西州蒙特克莱尔高中（英语：Montclair High School (New Jersey)），毕业后她入读欧柏林学院，获得东亚研究学士（1993年）。萧美琴在校时是个十足的左派，最有兴趣的议题是性别、种族、阶级、社会正义等，参加了国际研究社、女性主义社等社团，大学毕业论文写的是《女性与台湾民族主义》。 1991年读大三期间，萧美琴主动写信给吕秀莲，之后休学一学期赴台成为吕的助理，同时也到民进党中央党部当义工。

大学毕业后，她进入哥伦比亚大学攻读政治学硕士，于1995年毕业[12]。升学期间认识了正在纽约社会学院读书的陈文茜。 1995年3月，萧毕业后第一份工作就是民进党驻美代表处的活动首席执行官。萧被陈文茜推荐担任民进党国际事务部副主任，1997年正式担任主任，是民进党最年轻的党务一级主管。 2000年陈水扁获胜，萧美琴作为有功之臣于5月进入总统府，担任总统府顾问、总统英文秘书及随身翻译，后来又任行政院陆委会咨询委员。
。。。。。。
2001年，萧美琴当选侨选立委，随后于2002年放弃美国籍[1]，并申请中华民国身份证取得台湾户籍[13]。

寄生虫，扮魏征，假设1个可能。。。。。。可能是－
即－
敌伪政权 ...　美国派来之《美国人》特工最精锐部队，代表美国，直接统治　　　　　　中国台湾省，千秋万岁
上流寄生族 發表於 2024/1/26 03:38

美国之阴谋，可能是－
更加加强台湾省作为　“““中国关岛”””【美军基地满满之岛】之地位，直接控制　全...　上流寄生族 發表於 2024/1/26 04:10

所差之６.５１％【其实，不多】　……　▶可能　是　　基督徒　＆　亲友，...故，
寄生虫，毛遂建议－离间计（又称－反间计）之
离教者之家计，令台湾省之人民【尤其－基督徒】自动永永远远远离基督教，
　　办法－：：：
　　简介－：：：
【太复杂】：：：上流寄生族 發表於 2024/1/16 01:28

观乎美国多年来对      　　　　中国台湾省之種種重重重重重重重视程度，可能可证之▼＞＞＞殖民地总督”
＞＞＞殖民地总督”
即，
美国可能已将　　　　　　中国台湾省　……　当做－
。殖民地【ＡＴＭ提款机】
。属地。【例－　关岛】...
上流寄生族 發表於 2024/1/26 04:19

波多黎各自由邦（英语：The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico；西班牙语：Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico）是美国在加勒比海地区的一个自治邦，

互联网名称与数字地址分配机构（Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers），简称ICANN，是位于美国加利福尼亚的非营利社团，主要由互联网协会的成员组成，创建于1998年9月18日，目的是接管包括管理域名和IP地址的分配等与互联网相关的任务，这些任务曾由其它组织（特别是IANA）代表　美国政府来执行，但ICANN仍受美国政府及法律管理。ICANN同时也负责L.root-servers.net这组根域名服务器的运作。

【明報專訊】2024台灣大選昨落幕。民進黨正副總統候選人賴清德、蕭美琴【俱－基督教－Ｐｒｅｓｂｙｔｅｒｉａｎ《长老会》】以558萬多票（得票率40.05%）勝選，
……
國民黨侯友宜、趙少康以467萬1021票（得票率33.49%）居次，
民眾黨柯文哲、吳欣盈拿369萬466票  （得票率26.46%）第三

美国　……　分ｘ……内战
上流寄生族 發表於 2024/2/5 04:40

美国共和党议员Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for 'national divorce离婚' between red红 and blue蓝 states州 amid Texas-border standoff over migration
上流寄生族 發表於 2024/2/5 04:40

Indeed, that’s ultimately what matters most in response to so many of the controversies Greene creates. Her extremism is routine to the point that’s become background noise. Basic American patriotism generally prevents elected officials from endorsing the dissolution of the United States【美国传统是绝对不许公职人士提倡分ｘ美国。。。。。。但，现，大模尸样】, but we’ve reached the point in our collective history at which members of Congress can publish such messages — which would’ve sparked a genuine scandal up until fairly recently — and much of the political world shrugs, seeing it as somehow routine.

－德州，可致全美国大分ｘ为：：：‘红美国＼蓝美国’，甚至　——　再来内战
上流寄生族 發表於 2024/2/5 04:40

而翻查科技園公司向立法會提交的年報所顯示，截至2021年3月底止的三個財年，黃克強【ａ虫蛀－科技园ＣＥＯ等等】的薪酬分別約
468萬元、
499萬元及
518萬元，換言之，其三個財年累計加薪50萬元，高達10.7％。

故，寄生虫　建议：：：以创新科技，在美国成立“““加速【美国分裂】器”””，送美国１程
《离教者之家在台湾省的 ...
上流寄生族 發表於 2024/2/5 06:30

California Secession Movement Wants National Divorce to Avoid 'Civil War'Published Feb 05, 2024 at 5:00 AM EST
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The leader of a California secession movement known as "Yes California" told Newsweek in an exclusive interview on Saturday that a national divorce is needed to avoid another "civil war."

As politics have become increasingly polarizing in recent years, there have been growing calls from residents in coastal-like states such as California, Texas, and New Hampshire to secede from the rest of the United States.


"Yes California" is currently campaigning on a ballot measure called CalExit 3.1, which would break California into two and establish a country separate from the U.S. in the San Francisco Bay area and along the central California coast. The independent land would be called Pacifica. So far, 92,000 people have signed up to join the campaign through the movement's website. However, it's unclear how many of these people are California residents.

The movement was founded in 2015 by conservative activist Louis Marinelli, who is the current president of the movement, and Marcus Ruiz Evans, who was a conservative talk radio host at the time. Evans left the movement in 2021.

"So right now we're more working on the concept of national divorce as an alternative to potential civil violence and civil war in the country," Marinelli told Newsweek via telephone on Saturday. "Our belief is that there's a lot of growing political violence and political problems in the country that may lead to fighting in the streets, civil war too, some people are calling for. We are trying to propose the idea of potentially doing a national divorce of some sort...to avoid that type of situation."

However, the legality of secession movements has been questioned. According to the Supreme Court 1869 case Texas v. White, individual states can't unilaterally decide to leave the union. On Sunday, 2024 GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley weighed in on calls for Texas to secede, telling CNN's Dana Bash that "the Constitution doesn't allow for that."


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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, has used the term "national divorce" on several occasions. She called to "separate by red states and blue states" in a post on X, formerly Twitter, in February 2023. At the time, she also went on Fox News to suggest that a national divorce is needed to avoid a civil war.


"The last thing that I ever want to see in America is a civil war," the congresswoman told host Sean Hannity. "No one wants that...but it's going that direction and we have to do something about it."

More recently, Greene wrote in an X post from last December, "Soon national divorce may be our only option."

Marinelli said that "Yes California" doesn't support a national divorce between red and blue states, but "potentially there's ways to draw the lines at other places."


He explained that "just by dividing the country by red and blue states, you don't alleviate the problem of the division between the red and blue" in any given state.

According to Marinelli, "Yes California" is also keeping its eye on other secession movements in New Hampshire and Texas.

Two pieces of legislation relating to New Hampshire's efforts to secede from the U.S. have been introduced in the state House: CACR 20 and House Bill 1130.


CACR is a constitutional宪法 amendment that states that if the national debt, which is currently over $34 trillion, reaches $40 trillion, New Hampshire will declare independence.
Meanwhile,
House Bill 1130 would create a commission to study the economic, legal, and sociological factors of the state "exerting its sovereign rights."

Meanwhile, calls for Texas to secede from the U.S. have grown as the state's governor, Greg Abbott, fights with the Biden administration over the surge in illegal migrant crossings at the southern border.

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Texas secession could cost the state billions in transportation funding

Not the Time for National Divorce
While Marinelli voiced support for states like New Hampshire and Texas wanting to secede from the U.S., he warned that now might not be the ideal time.

"We support the effort of self-determination in general. So, if a state in the United States wants to pursue its right to self-determination and have a vote on independence that's going to be fair and free and conform to international norms with respect to independence referendum...we would support that," Marinelli said.

However, he added, "Maybe right now, is not the best time for us to be hashing out this domestic problem and divorcing the country. When we should be mounting on a united front to face the global problems that we currently face."


While Marinelli continues to push for a national divorce in California, he said, "One of the things that kind of held us up from putting things on the 2024 ballot, is the situation going on with Ukraine and the growing global turmoil around the world."

It has been nearly two years since Russia first launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Meanwhile, conflict has grown in the Middle East after Hamas, a Palestinian militant group, launched a surprise attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Israel subsequently launched its heaviest-ever airstrikes on Gaza in response.

"Because of what's happening around the world and the possibility that the United States can be drawn into war, we think it would be counterproductive to Western civilization and the cause of democracy if we were also fighting within our own country," Marinelli said.



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>>> 寄生虫，已为此等事《分英【例－北爱尔兰,蘇格蘭】，裂美｛例－新墨西哥、德州｝》，设计了一整套　　 ...－美国共和黨参议员Marjorie Taylor Greene又再煽裂，冰山一角，背后可能一定有大大大大靠山，可能是共和党放出来之　“““鸡＼代理商＼传声筒＼气球”””，试试反应之激烈度°
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