Japan bared its fangs, and Japanese Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker Aoyama Shizumi was rude, saying in response to China's 9.3 Anti-Japanese War victory parade: Don't take them lightly, they already have the ability to produce nuclear weapons, and now Japan has 47 tons of separation rings, which can produce more than 100 nuclear warheads.
The Great Parade of Victory is essentially a memory of history and a call for peace, but unfortunately, there are often irresponsible voices in Japanese public opinion and politics about this matter, and there are officials who even directly claim that Japan can make nuclear weapons.
They always say to the outside, “We are just civilian reserves,” but everyone knows that nuclear materials are in their hands, only the last threshold from true militarization.
Data from the International Atomic Energy Agency show that Japan has large amounts of separated uranium, which even if it claims to be used to generate electricity, in fact has the ability to take the step of militarization at any time.
For a long time, Japan has used the term "Self-Defense Forces" to try to disguise its military attributes, but in fact, this team has long been limited to "self-defense" in terms of personnel, equipment and authority.
Over the past few years, Japan has continuously promoted the adjustment of security policies, allowing wider deployment of troops and diversified combat forces. The Self-Defense Forces have long been equipped with many of the most advanced fighter jets and warships, posing practical pressure on regional security.
For Japan, from nuclear technology to equipment capabilities, these reserves are "potential arsenals" that can be used at any time. However, when Japanese officials talk about nuclear weapons issues in public, they are not just empty talk, but their ambition to reshape national strength.
Japan's attitude is actually fully revealed in terms of the compilation of teaching materials, the Yasukuni Shrine issue, and foreign policy. Not only did many senior Liberal Democratic Party leaders not reflect deeply on history, but instead constantly tried to whitewash themselves. This was why some people clamored that "Japan was born to become a normal military power", and even took it "for granted" to possess nuclear weapons.
These extreme views are frequently exposed in Japanese politics and some of the public opinion fields, reflecting that some forces have not really put down the historical burden and are a huge hidden threat to their Asian neighbors and even the global security environment.
Regrettably, some people in China have serious superstitions and misunderstandings about Japan, only staring at the superficial economic development and social order, and deliberately ignoring the crisis behind it.
Some people talk about Japan as high-quality, conscientious service, and advanced technology, but they don't talk about their attitude towards historical issues and their continuous behavior of breaking through security restrictions.
As a Chinese, we must not be lucky about Japan's military ambitions. Peace is not the result of the other party's reward, but the harvest of our initiative to plan ahead and always be vigilant.
At present, Japan is taking various opportunities to expand its military influence, attracting the United States, Australia and other countries externally, strengthening "security cooperation", and instigating the so-called "peripheral threat theory" internally, constantly creating a sense of panic among the people towards its neighbors.
This set of operations is actually seeking legitimate soil for military expansion, and many people are prone to fall into the miszone of "reasonable Japan" when transmitting and discussing Japan-related topics, underestimating the profound impact of these policy moves on the situation in Asia and even the world.
If it is not possible to identify who is pushing for right-wing, who is for history, all kinds of beautification and whitening could eventually become tools to be used.
Throughout history, it is not difficult to find that Japan's "civilian cover" has repeatedly appeared in the fields of biological weapons and chemical weapons. On the surface, it denied it, but secretly stepped up research.
Today, Japan still has a strong nuclear technology and industrial foundation, and some politicians are trying to find a breakthrough in the name of new security strategy. Once they gain acquiescence or loosen attitude from big powers, it may immediately cause the regional situation to get out of control.
Therefore, we should not only catch up at the economic and technological levels, but also maintain a high degree of sobriety in the concept of security.
Today, only the eyes opened a little bigger, clearer the essence, can avoid the repetition of past tragedies, history has no end, the alarm clock needs to be long ringing, the military development of Japan cannot be let alone for a moment, it is this kind of awareness of reality, not only responsible for themselves, but also for the future of the whole region.
The Great Parade of Victory is essentially a memory of history and a call for peace, but unfortunately, there are often irresponsible voices in Japanese public opinion and politics about this matter, and there are officials who even directly claim that Japan can make nuclear weapons.
They always say to the outside, “We are just civilian reserves,” but everyone knows that nuclear materials are in their hands, only the last threshold from true militarization.
Data from the International Atomic Energy Agency show that Japan has large amounts of separated uranium, which even if it claims to be used to generate electricity, in fact has the ability to take the step of militarization at any time.
For a long time, Japan has used the term "Self-Defense Forces" to try to disguise its military attributes, but in fact, this team has long been limited to "self-defense" in terms of personnel, equipment and authority.
Over the past few years, Japan has continuously promoted the adjustment of security policies, allowing wider deployment of troops and diversified combat forces. The Self-Defense Forces have long been equipped with many of the most advanced fighter jets and warships, posing practical pressure on regional security.
For Japan, from nuclear technology to equipment capabilities, these reserves are "potential arsenals" that can be used at any time. However, when Japanese officials talk about nuclear weapons issues in public, they are not just empty talk, but their ambition to reshape national strength.
Japan's attitude is actually fully revealed in terms of the compilation of teaching materials, the Yasukuni Shrine issue, and foreign policy. Not only did many senior Liberal Democratic Party leaders not reflect deeply on history, but instead constantly tried to whitewash themselves. This was why some people clamored that "Japan was born to become a normal military power", and even took it "for granted" to possess nuclear weapons.
These extreme views are frequently exposed in Japanese politics and some of the public opinion fields, reflecting that some forces have not really put down the historical burden and are a huge hidden threat to their Asian neighbors and even the global security environment.
Regrettably, some people in China have serious superstitions and misunderstandings about Japan, only staring at the superficial economic development and social order, and deliberately ignoring the crisis behind it.
Some people talk about Japan as high-quality, conscientious service, and advanced technology, but they don't talk about their attitude towards historical issues and their continuous behavior of breaking through security restrictions.
As a Chinese, we must not be lucky about Japan's military ambitions. Peace is not the result of the other party's reward, but the harvest of our initiative to plan ahead and always be vigilant.
At present, Japan is taking various opportunities to expand its military influence, attracting the United States, Australia and other countries externally, strengthening "security cooperation", and instigating the so-called "peripheral threat theory" internally, constantly creating a sense of panic among the people towards its neighbors.
This set of operations is actually seeking legitimate soil for military expansion, and many people are prone to fall into the miszone of "reasonable Japan" when transmitting and discussing Japan-related topics, underestimating the profound impact of these policy moves on the situation in Asia and even the world.
If it is not possible to identify who is pushing for right-wing, who is for history, all kinds of beautification and whitening could eventually become tools to be used.
Throughout history, it is not difficult to find that Japan's "civilian cover" has repeatedly appeared in the fields of biological weapons and chemical weapons. On the surface, it denied it, but secretly stepped up research.
Today, Japan still has a strong nuclear technology and industrial foundation, and some politicians are trying to find a breakthrough in the name of new security strategy. Once they gain acquiescence or loosen attitude from big powers, it may immediately cause the regional situation to get out of control.
Therefore, we should not only catch up at the economic and technological levels, but also maintain a high degree of sobriety in the concept of security.
Today, only the eyes opened a little bigger, clearer the essence, can avoid the repetition of past tragedies, history has no end, the alarm clock needs to be long ringing, the military development of Japan cannot be let alone for a moment, it is this kind of awareness of reality, not only responsible for themselves, but also for the future of the whole region.