The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
Possibility of nuclear sharing
Japan inevitably costs enormously to support recovery from natural disasters.
Last year and this year alone, an amount of 4,700 billion yen has already been used for disaster recovery.
By all rights, it should invest the profits for the increase by the consumption tax increase, too, seeking 'Techno-Supremacy' such as the nuclear armament and nuclear shelter, military technology, and development of the quantum computing that can beggar the encryption technology of a foreign country specifically, and pursue 'Military Supremacy'.
But it is in the present situation that it cannot help giving priority to a disaster recovery anyhow.
In other words, Japan is a country where money cannot be paid for 'Military Supremacy.'
That is the difference with Israel. Israel, along with the US, China, and Russia, has made a cyber attack and quantum computing development one of the highest national policies since early on.
Therefore, I strongly recommend that Japan join NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) as 'Option B' when it is difficult for Japan to possess its own nuclear weapons.
Membership in NATO requires the establishment of collective security, and also allows nuclear sharing with the United States.
It is the most realistic and efficient means when considering Japan's nuclear possession.
If this is the case, it would be easier to obtain the consent of the general public who is resistant to having their own nuclear weapons.
Also, in terms of cost, it is far less expensive than developing and manufacturing nuclear weapons on its own and is much better than buying large amounts of costly weapons from the US military.
Which country is attacked in what form depends on the situation, but if hundreds of missiles are fired at the same time, no matter how many Aegis warships there are, the defense is impossible.
The proof is that even the 'Iron Dome,' the world's best surface-to-air missile network jointly developed by Israel with the US military, can't be shot down once in 10 shots.
Therefore, it is not something that can be dealt with by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's 'Patriot' or the Ground Self-Defense Force's 'Aegis Ashore,' which are Japanese interception systems.
If the approach of the Chinese submarine cannot be confirmed and multiple missiles are fired at the same time, if one of them cannot be shot down, that is the end.
Instead, if Japan has only one nuclear weapon from the beginning, the possibility whose missile is shot, too, decreases overwhelmingly,
Japan doesn't have to spend extra-national money to buy a countering system and fighter that cost tens of billions of, hundreds of billions of yen at one from the United States.
The Iron Dome is a surface-to-air missile network jointly developed by the Israeli army leading the American military. In contrast, the Patriot, Aegis warship, and F-35 fighter aircraft owned by Japan are jointly developed with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for convenience. However, they are hardly involved in development.
The definition of national prosperity is not limited to being able to eat full.
Paradoxically speaking, I think that North Korea is more prosperous than Japan.
The reason is simple because they can decide things about their country.
On the other hand, everything in Japan is American compliance, and Japan can't go against it, so Japan has no choice.
A country that does not have such a right to self-determination cannot be called a 'prosperous state' in flattery.
Japan is really a 'weird country' so that it is impossible to buy from Israel, even though Israel can provide weapons with the same power and accuracy at a price one-tenth that of the United States.
Singapore is firming most arming, made in Israel.
The independence of the San Francisco Peace Treaty was an illusion, and the Japan-US Security Treaty, which has no guarantees or grounds behind it, is supposed to be destroyed by Trump, but instead, it should be destroyed by Japan.
The American people and President Trump himself are not willing to protect mainland Japan except Okinawa, so there should be no problem.
This article continues.
Possibility of nuclear sharing
Japan inevitably costs enormously to support recovery from natural disasters.
Last year and this year alone, an amount of 4,700 billion yen has already been used for disaster recovery.
By all rights, it should invest the profits for the increase by the consumption tax increase, too, seeking 'Techno-Supremacy' such as the nuclear armament and nuclear shelter, military technology, and development of the quantum computing that can beggar the encryption technology of a foreign country specifically, and pursue 'Military Supremacy'.
But it is in the present situation that it cannot help giving priority to a disaster recovery anyhow.
In other words, Japan is a country where money cannot be paid for 'Military Supremacy.'
That is the difference with Israel. Israel, along with the US, China, and Russia, has made a cyber attack and quantum computing development one of the highest national policies since early on.
Therefore, I strongly recommend that Japan join NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) as 'Option B' when it is difficult for Japan to possess its own nuclear weapons.
Membership in NATO requires the establishment of collective security, and also allows nuclear sharing with the United States.
It is the most realistic and efficient means when considering Japan's nuclear possession.
If this is the case, it would be easier to obtain the consent of the general public who is resistant to having their own nuclear weapons.
Also, in terms of cost, it is far less expensive than developing and manufacturing nuclear weapons on its own and is much better than buying large amounts of costly weapons from the US military.
Which country is attacked in what form depends on the situation, but if hundreds of missiles are fired at the same time, no matter how many Aegis warships there are, the defense is impossible.
The proof is that even the 'Iron Dome,' the world's best surface-to-air missile network jointly developed by Israel with the US military, can't be shot down once in 10 shots.
Therefore, it is not something that can be dealt with by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's 'Patriot' or the Ground Self-Defense Force's 'Aegis Ashore,' which are Japanese interception systems.
If the approach of the Chinese submarine cannot be confirmed and multiple missiles are fired at the same time, if one of them cannot be shot down, that is the end.
Instead, if Japan has only one nuclear weapon from the beginning, the possibility whose missile is shot, too, decreases overwhelmingly,
Japan doesn't have to spend extra-national money to buy a countering system and fighter that cost tens of billions of, hundreds of billions of yen at one from the United States.
The Iron Dome is a surface-to-air missile network jointly developed by the Israeli army leading the American military. In contrast, the Patriot, Aegis warship, and F-35 fighter aircraft owned by Japan are jointly developed with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for convenience. However, they are hardly involved in development.
The definition of national prosperity is not limited to being able to eat full.
Paradoxically speaking, I think that North Korea is more prosperous than Japan.
The reason is simple because they can decide things about their country.
On the other hand, everything in Japan is American compliance, and Japan can't go against it, so Japan has no choice.
A country that does not have such a right to self-determination cannot be called a 'prosperous state' in flattery.
Japan is really a 'weird country' so that it is impossible to buy from Israel, even though Israel can provide weapons with the same power and accuracy at a price one-tenth that of the United States.
Singapore is firming most arming, made in Israel.
The independence of the San Francisco Peace Treaty was an illusion, and the Japan-US Security Treaty, which has no guarantees or grounds behind it, is supposed to be destroyed by Trump, but instead, it should be destroyed by Japan.
The American people and President Trump himself are not willing to protect mainland Japan except Okinawa, so there should be no problem.
This article continues.