【大纪元2011年09月6日讯】（大纪元记者钟元台北报导）台商沈柏胜5日出面控诉，1992年底他被天津市政府农林局的招商单位诱骗赴天津投资，因为 20年前大陆就有台湾同胞投资保护法，他误以为大陆也有法律，结果全部财产被天津市政府强行霸占。他质疑，马政府签两岸投资保障协议，准备要诱骗台湾多少大企业到大陆去？马政府应把眼睛张大，中共就是要以统战技俩，把台商骗光、骗垮、骗穷，台湾自己就投降了！
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沈柏胜控诉，20年前“台湾同胞投资保护法，依法保障台胞权益”诱骗大量台湾人前往大陆赴死！我本人就是啊！”1999年的“台湾同胞投资保护法实施细则” 再次诱骗大量台湾人赴死！他强调，共产党现在中小企业骗完了，再来就是骗大企业，而且是用宣传力度更够的“两岸投资保障协议”。
沈柏胜指出，他不只投资被坑杀，还被恐吓“我们领导关心你的案子，不许你回台湾说出来，你如果说出来，就不办你的案子”，他到天安门抗议时，中共公安也恐吓他，如果来闹事，案子就不办了。他强调，若马政府认为签“两岸投资保障协议”能保障台商，应先就过去台商受害案例依法公正处理，依法赔偿、协调，否则没什么效果。
沈柏胜也指出，中国人民受迫害冤屈的很多，中共政府可以保障中国人民的合法权益吗？中共连自己人民的合法权益都不能保障了，如何能保障台湾人的合法权益呢？他提醒台湾人民，在中国任何一个中央地方的官员就可以吃定你，哪一个侵占台湾人民生命财产的中共官员受到处罚呢？
高为邦表示，沈柏胜案子只是每年2千多台商被害案例中的1件，每一个案子都是血泪斑斑，这20年来有数万件台商被害案例，只是很多台商最后都选择了放弃。高为邦指出，掠夺台商是中共的国家政策，并吞台湾则是中共的终极目标。台湾和中共政权谈判，能够创造“双赢”，那不是缘木求鱼吗？他也指出，两岸投保协议内容规定双方有纠纷，要透过仲裁；但现在就有仲裁，问题在于仲裁结果由谁执行？地方法院不执行，台商一点办法也没有。
黄昆辉呼吁马英九应该清醒，对中共不要再怀抱幻想。签署两岸投资保障协议之前，中共应该表现诚意解决台商受害案件，并且让受害台商参与两岸谈判，否则协议签再多也没用。他呼吁马英九不要当中共欺压掠夺台商的帮凶。
Taiwanese businessman Shen Bo-sheng attempted suicide three times on Tiananmen Square. The third time, he cut a main artery, lost 3 quarts of blood, and nearly died. (Zhong Yuan/Epoch Times Staff)
TAIPEI—On Sept. 5 in Taipei a Taiwanese businessman told of a 14-year-long struggle involving deception, betrayal, despair, and attempted suicides. He is seeking to convince his government not to lure other Taiwan businesses into making the same mistake he did: investing in a business in mainland China.
At a press conference, Shen Bo-sheng recounted how in 1992 the Department of Agriculture and Forestry of the city of Tianjin, China, had deceived him into investing in China, an investment that he would lose completely. He told his story as part of an effort to oppose a proposed new law that Taiwan’s government says would provide protection to Taiwanese doingbusiness in China.
Shen ponied up $US752,500 and formed a joint venture, the Tianjin Lawrance Decorations and Material Co. LTD (http://www.bloodtears.idv.tw/3.jpg), with the Shuanglin Company in Tianjin. Soon after that, in response to his new partners’ request, he put in an additional 1 million yuan (US$157,000) as working capital.
Shen, however, was never allowed to review the accounts, and in 1994 the Chinese side took over the position of general manager. In 1998, Tianjin Lawrance claimed to be insolvent and filed for bankruptcy.
Shen then learned from Tianjin Lawrance employees that the Shuanglin Company had never actually invested any money in the joint venture.
All efforts Shen made at obtaining legal relief—through the government of Tianjin, the Procuratorate of Tianjin, and the High court of Tianjin—were blocked.
Shen said that an official with the Tianjin branch of the Taiwan Affairs—the Chinese state agency that helps coordinate trade with Taiwan— even proposed to find a Tianjin girl for him, trying to bribe him into silence.
Desperate, and with no resort left, he attempted suicide three times in Tiananmen Square.
In his third attempt, he cut his abdomen and his main artery, losing three quarts of blood. He nearly died. Shen displayed the 12-inch-long cut on his stomach at the news conference.
Taiwan investors victimized in China held a parade with their family members on Sept. 9 in Taipei. They also submitted appeal letters to Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council and to President Ma Ying-jeou. (Luo Yutang/Epoch Times Staff)
He has been threatened multiple times by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials, who have told him that his case would not be processed if he spoke out, Shen said.
The 1994 Chinese law “Protection of Investments by Compatriots from Taiwan” deceived many Taiwanese into investing in China, Shen said, and the 1999 “Rules for Implementation of the Law on the Protection of Investments by Compatriots from Taiwan” lured even more Taiwanese businesses into the very same trap
The proposed “The Cross-Strait Investment Protection Agreement” is aimed at big Taiwanese enterprises.
If Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou signs that law, Shen said, it is likely to deceive more Taiwanese businesses into investing mainland China.
“President Ma should open his eyes. The CCP is using its United-Front strategy to trick the Taiwan businessmen into investing in China. No real protection for the investor exists there,” Shen said.
Before Ma signs the new law, Shen said, Ma should insist that China process the cases of those victimized in the past.
The problem of businessmen being defrauded in China is not limited to Taiwanese businessmen. Shen called attention to the many cases ofChinese businessmen who have been victimized in a similar fashion.
“Can their government protect their own people’s legal rights?” Shen asked. “If they can’t, how can they protect the legal rights of Taiwanese?”
Local officials in China, Shen said, can victimize an investor by taking his assets and threatening him with death. He asked,“Have any of these officials ever been punished?”
Mr. Huang Kun-huei, the Chairman of Taiwan Solidarity Union, and William Kao, the President of Victims of Investment in China Association (VICA), attended the news conference.
William Kao said that every year there are two thousand incidents similar to Shen’s case involving Taiwanese businessmen.
“Every case is stained with blood. There are several tens of thousands of cases of Taiwanese businessman being defrauded in the past 20 years, it is just that many of them finally chose to give up pursuing the legal option,” Kao said.
Huang urged President Ma to be “clear-headed.”
“Don’t have any illusions about the CCP,” Huang said. “Before signing the agreement, the CCP should display sincerity by resolving the cases of victimized Taiwanese businessmen, who should have been involved in negotiating past trade agreements. Otherwise, it will not serve any purpose—regardless of how many agreements they sign.”
Huang urged Ma to “not be an accomplice to the CCP’s robbing Taiwanese businessmen.”
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