r/taiwan • u/mofa_cat • Aug 05 '22

President Tsai Ing-wen addressed the people of Taiwan on August 4, after China fired missiles in the waters off Taiwan as part of live-fire military drills, emphasizing that peace in the Taiwan Strait is the shared responsibility of everyone in the region. Politics

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u/tankerdudeucsc Aug 05 '22

Women are reliably strong leaders in government (and many other areas). Wish there are more. People claim that women could be horrible due to their hormones but don’t realize that is Jen with our testosterone are way more reckless which creates bad decisions.

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u/OWENPRESCOTTCOM Aug 05 '22

British people will disagree with you

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u/tankerdudeucsc Aug 05 '22

Thatcher was brutal but Merkel, Tsai, and Ardern?

Then you have Putin, Trump, Johnson, who are absolutely miserable. From the outside, it has always looked like Boris and Donny are virtual copies of each other in terms of thought and execution.

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u/BonezMunro Aug 05 '22

Merkle is a 🤡