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Lmao that’s like a real life hentai intro
So in summary, Japan is afraid of "karma"? lmaoo....
every time China PLAN sends warships to Diaoyu, Japanese Navy is never around...that tells me alot.
WHATS BEEF?
We cannot arbitrarily judge whether Shinzo Abe is pro China or anti China. Any politician pursues interests and ambitions, so is Shinzo Abe.I wonder what general Japanese attitudes to Abe was like during his leadership and after the event.
There are those who hate him of course but what was his approval rating like during first leadership and after.
MH Yang says he once was pro East Asian reconciliation and unification. What evidence of that was there considering his family history in regards to shrine visits, glorifying WW2 Japanese soldiers, Manchurian puppet leader control, and Unit 731 management.
So why be slightly on pro China in the past before US influence exercised prior to 2012?
I think this ties into China's own internal factions before Xi? China had a lot of pro US factions within CCP as well.
Not many will know what this guy just did.
But he just saved Japan from one of the most corrupt politicians/war criminal descendant.
True samurai spirit.
We cannot arbitrarily judge whether Shinzo Abe is pro China or anti China. Any politician pursues interests and ambitions, so is Shinzo Abe.
Shinzo Abe's real goal should be to hope that Japan will become a normal country. Whether Anti China or pro China, it is his means, not his end.
To be fair, Shinzo Abe's pro China period was want to integrate the economic integration of Northeast Asia, build a China Japanese dual core, and realize the great reconciliation of East Asia like the EU. Finally, the USA was expelled from East Asia and Japan was normalized.
During Abe's Anti China period, he wanted to win the support of the USA by setting up an anti china flag, and then gradually amend the Constitution on the grounds of Anti China, re arm Japan, and finally realize Japan's normalization.
From here we can see. If you put aside your position, Shinzo Abe is indeed a very excellent politician with East Asian style. He knows how to endure, how to advance and retreat, and how to change, but he can always adhere to his goals and beliefs.
But we also have our position. We can appreciate his ability, but if the position is not correct, we will not hesitate to beat him.
I wonder what general Japanese attitudes to Abe was like during his leadership and after the event.
There are those who hate him of course but what was his approval rating like during first leadership and after.
MH Yang says he once was pro East Asian reconciliation and unification. What evidence of that was there considering his family history in regards to shrine visits, glorifying WW2 Japanese soldiers, Manchurian puppet leader control, and Unit 731 management.
So why be slightly on pro China in the past before US influence exercised prior to 2012?
I think this ties into China's own internal factions before Xi? China had a lot of pro US factions within CCP as well.
We cannot arbitrarily judge whether Shinzo Abe is pro China or anti China. Any politician pursues interests and ambitions, so is Shinzo Abe.
Shinzo Abe's real goal should be to hope that Japan will become a normal country. Whether Anti China or pro China, it is his means, not his end.
To be fair, Shinzo Abe's pro China period was want to integrate the economic integration of Northeast Asia, build a China Japanese dual core, and realize the great reconciliation of East Asia like the EU. Finally, the USA was expelled from East Asia and Japan was normalized.
During Abe's Anti China period, he wanted to win the support of the USA by setting up an anti china flag, and then gradually amend the Constitution on the grounds of Anti China, re arm Japan, and finally realize Japan's normalization.
From here we can see. If you put aside your position, Shinzo Abe is indeed a very excellent politician with East Asian style. He knows how to endure, how to advance and retreat, and how to change, but he can always adhere to his goals and beliefs.
But we also have our position. We can appreciate his ability, but if the position is not correct, we will not hesitate to beat him.
I wonder what general Japanese attitudes to Abe was like during his leadership and after the event.
There are those who hate him of course but what was his approval rating like during first leadership and after.
MH Yang says he once was pro East Asian reconciliation and unification. What evidence of that was there considering his family history in regards to shrine visits, glorifying WW2 Japanese soldiers, Manchurian puppet leader control, and Unit 731 management.
So why be slightly on pro China in the past before US influence exercised prior to 2012?
I think this ties into China's own internal factions before Xi? China had a lot of pro US factions within CCP as well.
We cannot analyze the thoughts of historical figures from the current perspective.First and foremost, Shinzo abe is a far-right.
And like most far-right in japan, many of them have a dream of Pan-Asian (with japan as a core). Including this shinzo abe.
Of course any Pan-Asian idea must include China (As the biggest Asian Country by Territory & Manpower, and today by Economy also).
And that’s what shinzo abe did in that time (first term). With Japan as big brother in Asian version of EU (just like Germany in EU). And China & SK as second-tier member, like Italy in the EU. Not in explicit way of course.
But Chinese speed of development in current years, is no one ever imagine before. And in his second term, China already much bigger than Japan in terms of Economic power.
That’s why in his second term, he becomes “anti China” while in his first term he looks like “pro China”