China actually let some Taiwanese officials enter Wuhan on 1/12. Limited access. Taiwan’s population is 22 million. And they have far more control of their society than we do. People were fined up to 10,000 for not reporting they had flu symptoms. If you want to live in a country like that, be my guest. Our CDC is antiquated. They could possibly administer the amount of tests that were needed. That’s been a problem for many years. You can point the finger at the last three Presidents for that. Comparing Taiwan to the US is ludicrous. I’ve been to South Korea, Hong Kong and Shanghai. I wouldn’t live in any of those places. South Korea was the most advanced, but you don’t have the freedoms that you do here. So pick your poison DF. BTW, why didn’t Taiwan alert the rest of the world? Italy and Spain could have used their help too.I will be honest Bam I was not aware that Taiwan got a tour of ground zero, I will have to look into that, OK I read it a d as I said earlier we had people there too and they said that it was not optimistic also and were ignored.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1153826 Originally Posted by bambino
But the Tiawnese paid attention and had things in place already by what the article said because of sars1. But it wouldn't have mattered if Taiwan had warned those countries once you because a member of Chinas one belt one road initiative they would have been pressured into keeping open borders like Italy was and did and most likely Iran was also, we of course won't know about Iran because they wouldn't tell us anyways.
But Italy was definitely pressured, and they pressured South Korea too but they finally told them to kiss this asses and finally closed up almost before it was too late.
I don't know for sure a out Spain being pressured but it wouldn't surprise me, Spain is one of China's biggest supporter in Europe.
And was in line to be a one belt one roader also, in fact the pattern of the worst out break on the globe looks like a road map of the one road one belt initiative.
Except for now of course us.
The Tiwanese did help the Czechs, and are pretty tight with them and exchanging information and material.
You would be also surprised at what the law can do to you in this country once certain protocols are enacted for this very sort of thing.
I am sure that in regular run of the mill everyday life Taiwan dose not enforce fining you for not reporting the flu, these are extraordinary time and being 80 miles from a shit storm calls for extraordinary measures. I don't fault them for that.