習近平惡法管到台灣！發個表情包就被跨海制裁？- 明居正 劉寶傑《寶傑怎麼說》20260715-1

00:00 *Cosmic Jurisdiction Invasion: How CCP Laws Threaten Freedom of Speech in Taiwan* China recently promulgated the Law on Promoting National Unity and Progress and the *Regulations on the Administration of Internet Information Services*, extending its sanctions overseas and even implementing them informally within Taiwan. Through real-world cases such as the attack on Akio Yaita and the detention of members of the Yiguandao sect, this article reveals how the CCP uses vague legal definitions to implement "long-arm jurisdiction," placing unprecedented legal pressure on cross-strait speech spaces and democratic societies. 02:21 *From Jinggangshan to the Underworld: Unveiling the Truth Behind the Communist Party's "Bandit Character"* Professor Emeritus Ming Ju-cheng of National Taiwan University provides an in-depth analysis of the Communist Party's revolutionary background, pointing out that it collaborated with bandits like Wang Zuo and Yuan Wencai from the Jinggangshan period, possessing a strong "banditry" and underworld methods. This disregard for legal boundaries and pursuit of goals leads the CCP to often bypass legal channels such as Interpol when sanctioning dissidents, resorting to extreme methods such as intimidation, family extermination, and even silencing to achieve its control. 06:43 *Law Reduced to a Packaging Tool: Ninety-Four New Regulations Construct an Impenetrable Surveillance Network* The new internet management regulations have been significantly expanded from the original twenty-seven to ninety-four, bringing AI, search engines, and instant messaging under regulation and strictly defining "illegal penetration" and other circumvention behaviors. This system not only governs speech and behavior but also implements so-called "universal jurisdiction" targeting specific identities, even encouraging citizens to monitor each other through reporting mechanisms, leaving no one able to escape the digital red line. 10:06 *The Bloody History of the Pledge of Allegiance: How the CCP Hijacked Collective Will Through "Killing Landlords"* Looking back at the CCP's early land reform movement, Professor Ming reveals the cruel ruling logic behind "killing landlords and distributing land," using local thugs to carry out a class reversal for the originally diligent laborers. Through collective public trials and forcing everyone to throw stones to execute landlords, this "pledge of allegiance" method, which stained the hands of the masses with blood, successfully bound the fate of the masses to the Party, constructing a survival rule centered on enslavement and fear.