Japan has always had a feature in history. Once the domestic economy falls into crisis, war will be launched abroad. Historically, the same is true for the emperor Meiji in Japan, and the same is true for the economic crisis in . Will history repeat itself?
According to Japanese media reports, Japan plans to develop and equip 1,500 long-range missiles in the next 10 years to enhance its "confrontational ability". The "long-range missiles" that Japan plans to equip include the "Tomahawk" cruise missiles imported from the United States.
Japan has been seeking to buy new weapons and equipment and increase defense spending, but it is embarrassing that the Japanese government has experienced "lost 30 years", so the economy is in a downturn and there is not much money. Therefore, the Japanese government recently announced that it is considering selling government bonds to raise funds.
Historically, Japan's foreign war has always been like this: the government borrowed money to develop arms and expand its army; then waited for the army to become stronger, mobilized the people, and then provoked conflicts in order to launch a war to steal resources from other countries
In the past, Japan launched a war of aggression, basically because its own economic development was in crisis, so it chose to provoke conflicts. This time, Japanese economy also fell into a seemingly endless crisis, with many Japanese news reports saying that the number of Japanese companies going bankrupt is the largest in five years.
But this time Japan's military expansion and war preparations are very different from before. This time, Japan also received secret support from the United States because the Japanese right-wing forces and the United States have common interests in inciting Japan to confront China.
Due to China's rapid rise, the United States' national strength has declined relatively. When the United States cannot "contain" China independently, the United States needs the support of new colonies such as Japan.
For Japan, expanding the army and preparing for war is a very dangerous thing when the economy is already in recession. More importantly, Japan is still studying the issuance of additional national debt to expand its military scale. This has shown that Japan, especially those in the right-wing parties, tend to launch wars. But unfortunately, Japan was exploited by the United States this time.
Japan's attack on China is just a state committing suicide for them, the country will no longer exist, and Japan must rise up against the right-wing's plan to sacrifice Japan for the sake of the United States and its people.
