The following is from a serialized column by Masayuki Takayama, which brought the Weekly Shincho released today to a successful conclusion.
This week again, he proves to be the one and only journalist in the post-war world.
Readers from all over the world, not just Japan, will be amazed by his splendor.
It is full of Guantanamo
JGSDF sometimes releases live ammunition exercises at the foot of Mt. Fuji to the public.
It is called a fire drill because it cannot be said to be a force due to the stupid constitution.
Each time 900,000 people apply, and 30,000 can see it.
A long time ago, Iokibe Makoto, the head of the Defense College, was there.
I am not ignorant of him at all.
I called out after the habit of a former newspaper reporter.
As soon as he saw this, he looked down with a disgusting face.
I thought it was rude, but the accompaniment replied, "You are writing that much to abuse him, so it's impossible to say good face."
Indeed, I covered in this section.
It is Pearl Harbor, where Roosevelt entrapped Japan.
He denied it "no evidence."
Which role player leaves the document "I deceived."
He believes that "justice has beaten bad Japan in the United States."
"Why such a man is the director of the National Defense Academy," I wrote.
It might have been nice just not to end in bloodshed.
In fact, I met another impressive naval officer in this fire drill.
The name was Stackpole.
Perhaps a while ago, when asked if he was a relative of Henry C. Stackpole, a commander of the Marine Corps of Okinawa, "I'm his nephew," and he was puffed up with pride.
Then, when I asked what his uncle said, 'cork in the bottle,' he was silent.
Major General's remarks appeared in the March 1990 Washington Post.
"If the U.S. forces withdraw, Japan will soon return to military power and have nuclear power immediately." "The U.S. forces in Japan are bottle caps to prevent Japan from doing so."
More flatly, it's the same as Cuba.
As soon as Cuba on the flank of the United States was able to take over, the Soviet Union was pulled in, and the Cuban crisis broke out.
To prevent this, the United States imposed a constitution in the late 19th century that occupied Cuba and abandoned diplomatic and military rights.
He also set up a robust U.S. military base in Guantanamo so that he could take over immediately after the anti-American uprising.
So the U.S. could hold it down before the Castro came out.
Japan, too, is the same.
The MacArthur Constitution deprived military power and belligerent rights.
"I have put Guantanamo throughout Japan under the name of Japan-US Security," Stackpole said.
It was laughable that Joseph Nai and Armitage, who had coaxed Japan by pretending to be pro-Japan, were surprised and ran around to deny his remarks.
But looking calmly, Hokkaido is the best place to prepare for the Soviet Union and China, but there is no one there.
Most are set to wrap up Tokyo.
The Okinawa Marine Corps Base is also strange.
There are no landing ships needed for the Marines to jut out.
Instead, high-speed transport aircraft will be deployed.
In case of need, they jump from there to Yokota and take over Tokyo.
It is because landing ships take time and cannot be made in time.
At that time, the 7th Fleet in Yokosuka also bombards the capital from Tokyo Bay, like Perry.
China knew it when they told the U.S. to split the Pacific Ocean with the United States 'we take on the lid of a bottle, too, if you like', it has been proposed.
He made Japan unarmed with a strange constitution and set a lot of Japanese monitoring base under the name of Japan-US Security.
Kishi Nobusuke said it would be strange.
'U.S. has the responsibility to unarmed Japan. Protect Japan at least when China or Korea attacks,' and he made Japan-U.S. Security treaty revise.
It has been just 60 years since Karoji and Nishibe, who knew nothing, rallied against Japan-U.S. Security treaty revise.
At that milestone, Iokibe wrote a comment in the Asahi Shimbun that nothing was known yet that 'Japan-U.S. Security has advantages in both Japan without defense forces and the United States who wants to have a free base in the Far East.'.
There is no question of why there is no defense capability.
Also for the runaway of China as 'Abe persuade Xi Jinping taking advantage now of good Japan-China relationship,' he says
Is it the companion who hears the persuasion?
Besides, he still scatters the lies of the Nanjing Massacre, restrains the Japanese as he likes, and makes cunning plans to the Senkaku.
Which side is 'good Japan-China relations'?