不預設前提，什麼都可以談，不過服貿一定要一字不改過關，其餘的不預設前提，什麼都可以談...

沒有全程媒體轉播, 最好別進去......

會不會只有我覺得馬卡茸不是認真想談而是想婊殺學生?

不過許多「利委」，政要的夫人子女都在米國居住
如果一意（黨意）孤行

不知道會不會以後就沒那麼「方便」？

要深思............)

就跟海蜇皮要找老王去開院際會議一樣

老王擔心他進去開

海蜇皮馬上叫鴿子飛進會場叼走學生

然後栽贓是老王幹的

如果水母白紙黑字簽下去，也能反悔嗎？

搞不好早簽了, 只是對象是在對面...

韓國和美國簽FTA就發生過國會不同意，重啟談判後再重新簽約

http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2014/03/223870.htm

QUESTION: On Taiwan, there have been massive student demonstrations in Taiwan against the government’s handling of a trade pact with the Chinese mainland. Do you have any comment on that? And the student demonstrators have taken over the legislature. They tried to move into the Executive Yuan but were put out by riot police.

MS. HARF: Mm-hmm.

QUESTION: How do you see the government’s handling of the situation? Do you have any concerns?

MS. HARF: Well, we certainly support Taiwan’s vibrant democracy, which allows for this kind of robust political dialogue on a range of issues. The agreement on cross-strait trade in services that I think you’re referencing is an issue for Taiwan to decide. We hope that the discussion can be conducted peacefully and civilly. We have welcomed steps taken by both sides on the Taiwan Strait that they’ve taken to reduce tensions and improve relations between Taipei and Beijing. We’d encourage them to continue this constructive dialogue. And again, the specific, I think, agreement you’re referring to is really an issue for them to decide.

QUESTION: Are you offering any counsel to the – President Ma’s government as to what to do and what not to do in terms how – in terms of how to deal with the demonstrators?

MS. HARF: Not to my knowledge. I’m happy to check.