Because many of you may not know Taiwan and our people, I will put up Peggy’s videos once in a while, so you can get to know our beautiful country! Aren’t Taiwanese girls beautiful? Taiwanese people smile a lot more than foreigners. They look happy, even though they may not always feel that way....
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The ‘Paradise Post’ wishes all its friends, readers & visitors a very Happy & hopefully PEACEFUL New Year in 2013 Deo Volente, from Taipei Taiwan! 新年快樂!! Xin Nian Kuai Le!! Happy New Year!!! Download “A new year prayer.pps” powerpoint! And please bookmark us for latest real alternative news & alternative archaeological & historical essays. Check...
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Susanne Posel. In Southeast Asia, specifically Thailand, an AIDS-like “virus” has been found in people that are not infected with HIV. Those infected have their immune-system compromised. Health officials say that this new AIDS “virus” is not contagious, which begs the question: how did these people come down with this new strain of AIDS? This...
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    Anthony Gucciardi While the United States population has learned to deal with routine outbreaks of E. coli and other bacterial strains within the traditional US meat supply, many may be completely unaware that it is quite common for conventional meat products to contain even more concerning contaminants. Among these are heavy metals, drug residues, and...
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Everyone in Taiwan is “Linsane” about Jeremy Lin, the NBA’s hottest sensation, who finally got chosen to play and scores very high. The Taiwanese media are raving about him & the newspapers are full of front page pictures and reviews. Taiwan is very proud of their boy. An older man in the 7-11 who...
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By Shelley Shan  /  Staff Reporter Taipei Times Radioactive dust from Japan’s Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant could come close to Taiwan tomorrow, but radiation levels will remain “very low” and be of no risk to human health, the Atomic Energy Council said yesterday. In its presentation, the council said it had used weather information provided...
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Potential April 6th Fukushima Fallout Forecast Shows U.S. West Coast Under Threat The Intel Hub This is a POTENTIAL radiation release produced by officials within the Department of Atmospheric and Climate Research (ATMOS) at the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU).   No one knows 100% what the levels of radiation will actually be and ...
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What if this entire man-made disaster was not just an “inside job”, meaning caused on purpose, but caused for one special reason alone; To cause & support real man-made Global Warming by releasing huge amounts of methane gas into the world’s atmosphere?! Don’t know what Methane and methane hydrates are? Read this… Although methane is a...
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“These International bankers and Rockefeller-Standard Oil interests control the majority of newspapers and the columns of these newspapers to club into submission or drive out of public office officials who refuse to do the bidding of the powerful corrupt cliques which compose the invisible government.” — President Theodore Roosevelt who died 1919 in March...
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Today the entire sky over Taipei was one milky haze again, as you can see behind the chemtrail! There was continual spraying going on.  These pictures here were taken close to Guting station on He Ping road. Normal Taiwanese were totally oblivious of what was going on over their heads. It is so sad. I...
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Weltwoche Ausgabe 23/06 Leben im roten Bereich von David Signer Taiwan will das bessere China sein. Aber was heisst besser? Erkundungen in einem Land, das nie zur Ruhe kommt, selten zu Sex und nicht zu sich selbst. Wie tickt Taiwan? Kein Volk arbeitet so viel wie die Taiwaner – 2282 Stunden im Jahr. 30 Prozent der Taiwaner schuften mehr...
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The original article is written by a Swiss anthropologist David Signer) For Chinese version click this link: 台灣的愛與寂寞 How is Taiwan? There is no country in the world where the people work as many working hours as in Taiwan – 2282 hours a year. Over 30% of the people work more then 62 hours a...
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