The Rise of the Japanese Imperial Army to reclaim Korea Taiwan and unify the eight corners of the world

[WangChuk]

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Japan will deploy long-range missiles capable of reaching China and North Korea​

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Japan is deploying long-range missiles to the southern island of Kyushu, near its Okinawa prefecture, amid security concerns over rising tensions.

 

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Japan will deploy long-range missiles capable of reaching China and North Korea​

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Kyushu island
Japan is deploying long-range missiles to the southern island of Kyushu, near its Okinawa prefecture, amid security concerns over rising tensions.

What do you expect them to do when the US is going around demanding for Protection Money? Obviously they have to do something by themselves or continue to sit still like a duck? In the coming months or years, I'm sure Taiwan will also boost their military spending tremendously.

 

[50000]

I thought Ultraman always shows up to save them when they have trouble?

 

[WangChuk]

I thought Ultraman always shows up to save them when they have trouble?

All the 9 Ultramen add together also no use to them when they want to expand and widen their "unifying" of the eight corners around them ....

 

[Hightech88]

Activating them nao!!!

 

[ftan42]

Tiongkok today is not the 19th or 20th century period which Jippun can makan easily, even Beekok has to step sideway and watch from afar

 

[Truthspeak]

Tiongkok today is not the 19th or 20th century period which Jippun can makan easily, even Beekok has to step sideway and watch from afar

Japan did not makan China in WW2. They were just trying to liberalize China from NWO. Should that have been successful, China should look like the current Taiwan now

 

[ftan42]

The Japanese invasion of China cannot be accurately described as an effort to "liberalize" the country. In reality, the invasion, which escalated into the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), was a brutal and aggressive act of imperialism driven by Japan's pursuit of territorial expansion and resource acquisition.

 

[laksaboy]

China took less than three decades to destroy Hong Kong.

Taiwan sees and understands what's happening.

Maybe the Nanjing ladies need to be raped again so the Tiongs learn proper humility this time.

 

[Truthspeak]

The Japanese invasion of China cannot be accurately described as an effort to "liberalize" the country. In reality, the invasion, which escalated into the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), was a brutal and aggressive act of imperialism driven by Japan's pursuit of territorial expansion and resource acquisition.

Go read the other sides of the story to understand what really triggered the war.


https://www.sdh-fact.com/mail-magazine/967/
https://www.sdh-fact.com/CL/SchoolE.pdf

What did the fake stream media tells you about Marco Polo incident?

A missing soldier triggered the fight? Lol

 

[WangChuk]

The Japanese invasion of China cannot be accurately described as an effort to "liberalize" the country. In reality, the invasion, which escalated into the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), was a brutal and aggressive act of imperialism driven by Japan's pursuit of territorial expansion and resource acquisition.

wow ... no wonder Taiwanese and Koreans missed Japanese ruling so much till these days and still wanted to return home and get ancestry recognition.

 

[congo9]

Japan must be further strengthen, weapon and weaponized to counter China.

 

[syed putra]

I believe Japan has a post WWII Constitution that prevents them from acquiring offensive weapons.

 

[ftan42]

"Liberalize": This means to make a country more democratic and free, but in this context, it's not what Japan was doing. Japan's actions were actually the opposite – they were trying to control and dominate China.

 

[Truthspeak]

"Liberalize": This means to make a country more democratic and free, but in this context, it's not what Japan was doing. Japan's actions were actually the opposite – they were trying to control and dominate China.

What is the current China now?
Japan is indeed a democratic country that practices human rights

Both Germany and Japan did tried to liberalize the world

 

[ftan42]

Liberalize the world: This phrase is likely referring to the idea of promoting democratic values and human rights globally. However, the excerpt's tone suggests that it's trying to downplay China's current situation, which is a complex issue.
It's worth noting that the excerpt seems to be trying to present a one-sided view of Japan and China, without providing a balanced perspective. This type of language can be misleading and should be taken with caution.

 

[Truthspeak]

The truth is there for people to find out but sheeple prefers to be indoctrinated instead and listen to one sided story.

Worse still became the fucking slaves for NWO and “die suddenly”

History is always written by the “victors”, not losers

 

[syed putra]

Tiongkok today is not the 19th or 20th century period which Jippun can makan easily, even Beekok has to step sideway and watch from afar

If I. Am. Not. Mistaken. US imposes sanctions on Japan forcing them. To seek oil and gas in East asia before attacking pearl harbour and Malaya.

 

[ftan42]

suggests that the speaker is discussing a hypothetical scenario where the United States imposes economic sanctions on Japan.

The Japanese aimed to seize control of Malaya's valuable resources, particularly tin and rubber, and to pave the way for the conquest of Singapore and were successful in their campaign. The Japanese aimed to seize control of Malaya's valuable resources, particularly tin and rubber, and to pave the path into Singapore. Pearl Harbour was a real-life attack by Japan on the US naval base in Hawaii during World War II.