《南方快報》南方論壇

[pfge]

中央社是國家通訊社，竟然成了朱立倫私人選舉造勢的宣傳工具！連朱立倫早上買豆漿和飯糰當早餐，都可以當作新聞來處理。網友表態無聊、生氣及誇張等，就達八成八，這種行銷手法並沒有讓朱立倫得到萬人迷的效果，留下此則新聞評論的五百三十人之中，反而有四百六十多人表達負面評價。擷圖如下：





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1. 朱立倫搭公車


2. 朱立倫抬南瓜


3. 朱立倫製作藝術沙包


4. 朱立倫看芒雕博物館



更多重要文章：

1. 中央社還是朱央社
這篇有描述批踢踢網友討論此種現象，並改稱「中央社」為「朱央社」。

2. 網友莫妮西貝‧安娜擷圖出各種中央社的報導，見此噗。

3. 網友爽哥-獨立建國救爽的報導整理(下圖的放大圖)。




http://pfge-pfge.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post_13.html

[摩卡壺]

自從馬英九靠吃喝玩樂騙到765萬張選票後國民黨內部幾乎有樣學樣，他們一直很堅信自己的藍丁支持者素質頂多到這而已。

[bluedogdie]

網友表態無聊、生氣及誇張等
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等著看好了,用在web上的程式,java那些,同一般的程式設計一樣
統統都是人寫的
以後馬皇會施壓奇摩
改一下程式
對狗黨有利的投票,投一票,自動乘至少兩倍,十倍也可以
對綠的,馬上自動打八折,這樣上述讓馬虐民政權丟臉的網路投票結果
就不會再發生

[梅子棒棒糖]

這讓我想起阿九當選沒多久就有個新聞是馬英九搬家,新聞畫面都是阿九自己搬家的畫面,結果被大話新聞某個來賓說那是一大清早叫記者去拍她搬家的畫面,真是有夠噁心的.

[pfge]

詳細放大圖

[Yota]

這個中央社，是沒新聞好報了嗎？連這種無意義的小事都要報，那幾則新聞的內容平均都只有4至5行，還沒有照片來的大~

[schang]

美政府提訟　沒收阿扁房產
http://tw.news.yahoo.com/article/url/d/a/100715/5/29agc.html
中央社華盛頓14日綜合外電報導）美國政府今天向法院提起訴訟，尋求沒收台灣前總統陳水扁夫婦在當權期間，涉嫌以賄款購買的2棟房產。
美國國土安全部（Homeland Security）助理部長兼移民暨海關執法局長莫頓（John Morton ）說，今天這項法院提訟，「代表（美國政府）對外國腐敗官員為一己私利而濫權，然後將賄款放在美國金融系統的警告。」
根據向紐約州和維吉尼亞州法院提出的民事沒收訴訟，台灣某公司為了購併對手，避免政府干預，向前第一夫人吳淑珍行賄600萬美元。
「彭博社」（Bloomberg）報導，此案應該是元大證券在2005年和2006年間，為了購併復華金而向陳水扁夫婦行賄。
訴狀上說，吳淑珍把這些賄款透過空殼公司和由其子陳致中與媳婦黃睿靚掌管的瑞士銀行帳戶洗錢。這些金錢有部份被轉到美國買下紐約曼哈頓和維吉尼亞州凱斯威克（Keswick）的房宅。
「法新社」（AFP）報導，陳水扁去年在台灣因挪用國務經費、洗錢、收賄以及偽造文書被判無期徒刑。
「法新社」指出，台灣高等法院上個月才將陳水扁改判有期徒刑20年。主要原因在於其盜用的公款並不如原先所估計。檢察官已經在7月1日上訴。
陳水扁之子陳致中目前判刑14個月，媳婦黃睿靚判刑12個月。目前陳黃2人還因其他洗錢案被起訴。990715
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懷疑此新聞可信度，中央社及法新社的新聞能信，狗屎都能吃................

[ak74u]

AFP只有非中文以外的報導可信, 因為AFP的中文部分是由設在中國的分部處理的.

[pfge]

是特偵組提供資料給美國的

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英文原文：

Department of Justice
Office of Public Affairs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Forfeiture Complaint Seeks to Recover Bribery Proceeds Paid to Former Taiwan President and His Family

WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. government filed civil forfeiture complaints against properties in New York and Virginia that represent a portion of illegal bribes paid to the former president of Taiwan and his wife, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Criminal Division and Director John Morton of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The forfeiture actions were filed in U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York and the Western District of Virginia.

According to the complaints, in 2005 and 2006, Yuanta Securities Co. Ltd., (YSC) was attempting to increase its ownership share of Fuhwa Financial Holding Company Limited (FFHC) on Taiwan. According to the complaints, YSC paid a bribe of 200 million New Taiwan dollars, or approximately $6 million U.S. dollars, to then-first lady Wu Sue-Jen, to ensure that the authorities on Taiwan would not interfere with its acquisition of additional shares and to attempt to establish a relationship with the head of the authorities on Taiwan.

“This case is another good example of the department’s resolve not to allow criminals to profit from their crimes,” said Assistant Attorney General Breuer. “As we saw in this instance, international cooperation is often the key to effective enforcement.”

“This serves as a warning to those corrupt foreign officials who abuse their power for personal financial gain and then attempt to place those funds in the U.S. financial system,” said John Morton, Homeland Security Director for ICE. “ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations agents will continue to work with our law enforcement partners both here and abroad to investigate and prosecute those involved in such illicit activities and hold corrupt foreign officials accountable by denying them the enjoyment of their ill ­gotten gains.”

According to the complaints, Wu Sue-Jen orchestrated the movement of funds from Taiwan by using shell companies, created in the British Virgin Islands and the Island of Nevis, which held Swiss bank accounts controlled by her son, Chen Chih-Chung, aka Bryan Chen, and his wife Huang Jui-Ching. According to the complaints, a portion of these bribe proceeds were then transferred from Switzerland to the United States and used to purchase a condominium in Manhattan and a house in Keswick, Va. According to the complaints, Chen Chih-Chung and Huang Jui-Ching wanted to purchase the properties while concealing their ownership in them.

In August 2008, Chen Chih-Chung and Huang Jui-Ching returned to Taiwan to face money laundering charges based on their participation in this and other schemes. Both were subsequently convicted. Chen Chih-Chung is currently sentenced to 14 months in prison and Huang Jui-Ching is sentenced to 12 months in prison. Both are also currently under indictment in Taiwan on additional money laundering charges.

The former president and his wife were convicted in Taiwan on Sept. 11, 2009, for bribery, embezzlement and money laundering. They are currently sentenced to 20 years in prison. Their convictions were upheld on appeal and are now pending before the Supreme Court in Taiwan. Wu Sue-Jen previously pleaded guilty to other money laundering and forgery charges and was also convicted of perjury. The former president and his wife are also currently under indictment in Taiwan for additional alleged acts of graft and money laundering.

The Department of Justice and ICE worked closely with the Taiwan Supreme Prosecutors Office, Special Investigation Division to gather and exchange evidence regarding the money laundering that took place in this case to support the forfeiture of these funds.

The case is being prosecuted by Deputy Chief Linda M. Samuel of the Criminal Division’s Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section. The investigation was conducted by the Foreign Corruption Investigations Group and the Asset Identification and Removal Group of ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations, Miami field office, in cooperation with prosecutors in Taiwan. Indispensible assistance was also provided by the ICE Attaché in the Hong Kong.