Former Taiwanese politician and TV journalist Chu Mei-feng, who was embroiled in a sex scandal back in 2001, was seen outside St Regis hotel in Singapore on Monday, June 11.

According to Lianhe Zaobao, she appeared there at around 3.20pm.

The 51-year-old was holding a placard with the words "Trump" and "Kim" on it. She was speaking in English.

The following is a loose transcription of what she said, as well as the police officers' repeated pleas for her to leave.

Kim is a hero & Trump is a peacemaker

Chu Mei-feng

So we know that Mr Kim is a hero, and Mr Trump is the peacemaker.

We can vote for both Mr Kim and Mr Trump to win (the) Nobel Prize to make great history.

Thank you very much for your friendship and for your peace, kindness and generosity.

Thank you very much.

I'm from Taiwan. My name is Chu Mei-feng.

Police officers

(Multiple times)

Off the road.

Off the road, please.

Thank you.

Chu Mei-feng

And Taiwan is going to follow the Korea's peace, and then in China, and the Republic of China in Taiwan, we need to follow the peace.

This kind of great path and great role in the world, because this peace is built by Mr Kim and Mr Trump.

Police officer

Hello, hello, sorry, can you go?

Chu Mei-feng

(Finally leaving)

Thank you very much.

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Same police officer from S$20 million protestor incident

A video of a Singaporean man shouting at the police has been making the rounds on social media since Sunday night, June 10.

The police officer who was seen telling the man to calmly move on is believed to be the same personnel in the video with Chu Mei-feng.

Just a day in the life of a police officer doing his job.

Top image via Lianhe Zaobao/FB