In order to encourage Japan to oppose China, US President Joe Biden recently reaffirmed his firm commitment to Japan. According to a report by the National Business Daily on April 12, President Biden said in a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida that he "will unswervingly use all capabilities, including nuclear weapons, to defend Japan." Just recently, the leaders of the United States and Japan held a meeting in Washington to discuss the biggest upgrade of the US-Japan alliance in nearly 70 years, and about 70 military cooperation agreements will be signed. #美日同盟关系升级会带来哪些威胁#
Japan has three attitudes toward the U.S. courtship:
- One is flattery. In his speech to the US Congress, Fumio Kishida openly patted the United States on the back and said emotionally that "the world needs a leader like the United States" and that it is too hard and not easy for the United States to "maintain international order" single-handedly, but "you are not alone", the Japanese are coming, and "we are with you."
- One is pride. Fumio Kishida proudly declared that Japan had gone from being a "taciturn" ally, "recovering from the devastation of World War II," to a "strong, determined ally" of the United States. Although Kishida wants to cover it up, the joy, joy, and pride of "turning over the slaves" cannot be concealed, and the United States, which is as powerful as the United States, now has to loosen its ties on Japan and "depend" on Japan.
- One is ferocious. Fumio Kishida directly criticized China by name in the U.S. Congress, saying that China not only threatens Japan's peace and security, but also poses "unprecedented and greatest strategic challenge" to the entire international community. What does that mean? China is the enemy of Japan, the common enemy of Japan and the United States, and the enemy of the whole world.
Look, the United States is going to "let the dog bite people", so after feeding the dog first, it will talk about it, and because it is afraid that the "dog guts" will not be fat enough, it shouts and says, "Don't be afraid, the master covers you and has the courage to bite", that is, the so-called, "will use all capabilities, including nuclear weapons, to defend Japan." So, what kind of method does the United States plan to "let dogs bite people"? It can't just order Japan to rush up and fight with China, because in these years, everything has to be done with a "reputation" and "great righteousness." Even Song Jiang knows that the United States has just let Japan "invade" China under the banner of "doing the right thing for heaven."
Fumio Kishida said in the US Congress, "Today's Ukraine may be tomorrow's East Asia", which has two meanings:
- Yesterday Russia "invaded" Ukraine, today China may "invade" East Asia, or how to say that China poses an "unprecedented challenge" to peace and stability in the world?
- China is still not giving in, right, look at the fate of Russia, just trapped in the "proxy war" concocted by the United States, the United States can use Ukraine to "trap" Russia, and tomorrow it can use Japan and South Korea to "trap" China, Russia is China's "lesson from the past", you give me care, sooner or later it will be your turn.
Let's take a look at the speech of Biden's national security adviser Sullivan on the eve of the US-Japan summit, Sullivan told the Japanese media that everything the United States has done is to "ensure that 'something happens in Taiwan' will never happen", and we analyze and point out that China "will never be reunified". If China does not obey the United States, then it will support "Taiwan independence" and make you unbearable, and if you still do not agree, then it will directly recognize "Taiwan independence" and support Taiwan's entry into the United Nations.
When the time comes, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Australia, and other countries will be able to intervene in a war in the Taiwan Strait under the banner of "maintaining peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region" and on the grounds that "China poses a challenge to global stability." Isn't this "famous"? Considering that the West occupies the hegemony of public opinion, even if China is "safeguarding reunification," it "does not make any sense" on a global scale, and countries that sympathize with and support China will not confront such a big bloc as the United States, Japan, Britain, and Australia for the sake of China. This is the "containment of China" strategy of the United States of "letting dogs bite people" (rearming Japan) + "doing the right thing for heaven" (maintaining peace in the Asia-Pacific region).
Seeing this, I am afraid that some netizens can also see that in this link, "Japan is very important", if Japan does not participate, the United States will not have a "war agent", and it is easy to "lose both" and make wedding dresses for others. Therefore, Japan is very important, which is why we have not completely torn our faces with Japan for so many years, just so that the United States has no "proxy" to use.
However, it is a pity that no matter how hard China tries, Japan will not be able to win it, because Japan's highest national interest lies in "regaining a strong Japan," that is, restoring its "status as a great power." Rather than a rising China, it is better to have a rising Japan, and no matter how strong Japan is, it will not be able to turn the sky upside down, and at best it will be the "first brother in Asia"; and if China rises up, it will be the "first brother in the world," and the hegemony of the United States will not be guaranteed.
Therefore, the United States would rather support Japan's rise than acquiesce in China's rejuvenation, and if Japan wants to rise, it must be "anti-China." Otherwise, why should the United States "feed the dogs" and "militarize" the dogs? Therefore, Japan can only step on China's rise, and "with you without me, with me without you." This is determined by the difference in the fundamental interests of the two countries, and unless China gives up its rise and compromises with the United States, China and Japan are destined to have a war.