ghostofthefallen
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Good day! I'm working in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China. A few days ago the Ministry had sent a confidential package of documents about Japanese actions in Iraq and Afghanistan, including its contacts with the militants and their leaders, to Washington. As you might know, Japan isn't allowed to have a full operational army after Japan's defeat in the WWII. But Japan has a right to have so called self-defense army – the Japanese Self-Defense Forces. JSDF has a right to protect Japan, but no right to act abroad. What a humiliation for the powerful empire in former times! But, Japan, as you might know, had sent its forces to help America and its allies in Iraq and Afghanistan. But here the point – Japan wants to return its opportunity to have its own full operational army and to act abroad. How they will do it? Secret services of Japan try to destabilize and provoke disorder in some of the hot spots, including Iraq and Afghanistan. Moreover Japan wants to flare up the situation in Pakistan, Indonesia and some other countries of the Pacific Rim. The increase of tension in those regions will expand the territory of the peacemaking operation. In such a way Japan will need additional forces. That's how Japan tries to achieve full and complete turn of its JSDF into full-scaled military force. Quite simple, isn't it? Remember the war crimes committed by the Japanese army against humanityツ… If you don't then I will help you, just see the pictures belowツ…
upload .wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Chinese_civilians_to_be_buried_alive.jpg
upload .wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b4/Nanjing_Massacre_severed_heads.jpg
upload .wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b8/Nanjing_Massacre_infants.jpg
And ask yourself a question – what will be the next move of Japan if it will return its military power? But I'm sure that our world will be shocked again.
upload .wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Chinese_civilians_to_be_buried_alive.jpg
upload .wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b4/Nanjing_Massacre_severed_heads.jpg
upload .wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b8/Nanjing_Massacre_infants.jpg
And ask yourself a question – what will be the next move of Japan if it will return its military power? But I'm sure that our world will be shocked again.