supercat
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This is really delusional, considering the average age of Japan's Self-Defense Forces is above 35.
To keep the upper hand in its rivalry with the US, China needs more industrial prowess.
This is really delusional, considering the average age of Japan's Self-Defense Forces is above 35.
Why do you think they’re trying to import Indians and muslims into the country? Why do you think German and the EU are importing mass numbers of Africans and muslims? All those Russian machine gun bullets and drones need to be fed in the capitalist Zionist elite class’ bid to maintain hegemony.
Like I said earlier, the U.S government rehabilitated their former enemies to fight"communism, and be the bulwark for their interests. The Chinese past grievances may never be repaid, but going forward, China can implement smart strategies to prevent it from happening again. Make no mistake, Takaichi's remarks are not unfounded, they are just speaking out the silent part out loud. Do not make the mistake to think for a moment that the reason Japan is making these types of postures is because of their vassalage to the U.S. No, on the contrary, they are making these statements and posturing from their own revelation to the fact that such sentiments of imperial ambitions do exist and are very much part of their core national interest.If you forget that fact that the US stabbed China in the back by preventing China from recieving any repartions from Japan, don't forget Japan stole billions of dollars worth of tresures from China and not one of them has been returned. Don't forget the reason why Japan denies it warcrimes is because the US government denied themselves and to add insult to injury they rewrote history potraying Hirohito as an powerless innocent man when he clearly was in full control.
Kokura ,which missed being the 3rd target or first depending on your sources but has the world gone mad?-maybe as there is an orange madman in the WH pushing all the buttons that he can.Tokyo and Kyoto.
True and we should add that this makes Jiang just a slighly less traitorous than Wang Jie Wei because aside from doing jack shit, he also pardoned the generals that he is classmates with despite their atrocites against China.Like I said earlier, the U.S government rehabilitated their former enemies to fight"communism, and be the bulwark for their interests. The Chinese past grievances may never be repaid, but going forward, China can implement smart strategies to prevent it from happening again. Make no mistake, Takaichi's remarks are not unfounded, they are just speaking out the silent part out loud. Do not make the mistake to think for a moment that the reason Japan is making these types of postures is because of their vassalage to the U.S. No, on the contrary, they are making these statements and posturing from their own revelation to the fact that such sentiments of imperial ambitions do exist and are very much part of their core national interest.
probably best to aknowledge that a decent chunk of Japanese behaviour is related more to domestic political maneauvering rather than some coherent strategy to deter or compell china.I always found the though process behind stationing missiles on island close to Taiwan fascinating...
1 - If it's for defence against Chinese first strike, then that location will be taken out instantly without the ability to contribute.
2 - If it's for attack, then it can only get one shot off (and probably intercepted) before getting taken out and said island permanently added to Chinese territory.
3 - If it's for deterrence, see #1
So the only logic pathway to arriving at the conclusion that its a good idea to station missiles at place subjected to overwhelming threat and power mismatch is: they really do believe AR will consist of and only consist of fishing boats trying to storm beaches.
US is pressuring Japan to increase it's defense spending, clarify it's role in Taiwan contingency, and purchase more offensive weaponry.probably best to aknowledge that a decent chunk of Japanese behaviour is related more to domestic political maneauvering rather than some coherent strategy to deter or compell china.
We're not going to question that entire premise at all huh?the only way US can lose a Taiwan contingency is if
Personally, US + Japan will lose against China over Taiwan, I agree, their useless RAND wargames are biased from the start. It's filled with bias assumptions and ignores the realities of recent modernization of PLA. Just trying to explain the US motivation on pressing Korea/Japan on their roles in Taiwan contingency, in reality, they are going to lose regardless.We're not going to question that entire premise at all huh?
A weak China has always been a target for surrounding countries / groups. The northern nomads for example, were a persistent threat for over 2,000 years until the advent of modern technology rendered their horses obsolete. The Japanese have a pirates mentality and will thus always be looking to prey on the weak and defenseless; laws, treaties, and agreements are all worthless in this regard.I mean thats what Japan has always done. I don't think there was ever a time they attacked China at its peak.
Its just they have tried several time and none of them really succeeded in the end. I believe the only major war that Japan ever won against China by itself due to military means was the first sino-japan war. Not the second coz we all know how that went.
Thats why I think one day China will have to address the Japan Question once and for all. Kinda like how the Mongol question was finally answered after countless centuries. The main change was the technology development to remove the geographical advantage.