Japan, Germany armies are broken they can pour in trillion USD but there is no path to the glorious past. ok possession of nukes is a different game through.
If humans want to survive in the future, they should get rid of nukes and other mass destruction weapons, and limit the development of weapons and arming of countries. Otherwise, human race is doomed.
It shows that they have decided internally that the United States will abandon this bridgehead, and they need Japan to stand up and act alone. The Japanese, who had lost the protection of the United States, decided to play the China card to complete the purpose of arming Japan before the United States left Japan.
Have to wait until the president after Trump decides what to do with Japan. Trump ia an anomaly.
Taiwan has provoked the "wolf warrior" mentality! The Chinese Consul General in Osaka has threatened to "cut off Sanae Takaichi's dirty head."
▲ Xue Jian, Consul General of China in Osaka. (Photo/Taken from the Consulate General of China in Osaka)
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently stated in the Diet that a "crisis in Taiwan" could constitute an "existential crisis" for Japan, sparking strong dissatisfaction from China. Late on the 8th, Xue Jian, the Chinese Consul General in Osaka, posted a scathing remark on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), stating, "That filthy head that barged in must be cut off without hesitation," which Japanese media interpreted as a "murder proclamation" against Takaichi, quickly igniting public outrage.
On July 7, Sanae Takaichi stated at the Budget Committee of the House of Representatives of Japan that if China were to blockade the Taiwan Strait with warships and launch a military attack, the Japanese government might consider it an "existential crisis," in which case the Self-Defense Forces could be deployed based on the right of collective self-defense. She emphasized, "If Taiwan is in trouble, Japan is in trouble," and urged the government to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
According to the Sankei Shimbun, when Xue Jian reposted a related report from the Asahi Shimbun, he angrily said, "That filthy head should be cut off," and added an angry emoji. This statement immediately caused a stir, with many Japanese netizens criticizing it as "a harbinger of the prime minister's assassination" and "Chinese diplomats have no understanding of diplomatic etiquette." The post was subsequently deleted.
▲Xue Jian's post sparked controversy. (Photo/Retrieved from X)
However, Xue Jian did not back down. On the 9th, he posted an article criticizing the statement that "if Taiwan is in trouble, Japan is in trouble" as a foolish "path to death." He also said that Japan "abandoned its obligations as a defeated nation and forgot the UN Charter," and warned that if it continues to interfere in the Taiwan Strait, it may "once again head towards national extinction."
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These evil morons have repeatedly used the pretext of a so-called "crisis of survival of Japan " to launch foreign aggressions, including invasions of China and other Asian countries, and also the bombing of Pearl Harbor. I guess these fools want mushroom clouds over Tokyo this time.Foreign Ministry: If Japan dares to intervene militarily in the Taiwan Strait situation, China will certainly retaliate forcefully.
2025-11-13 16:23:33 Source: Guancha.cn
On November 13, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian hosted a regular press conference.
A reporter asked about Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent remarks regarding a potential existential crisis for Japan if mainland China were to use force against Taiwan. According to reports, Takaichi stated during a parliamentary debate that her remarks reflected the Japanese government's views and that she had no intention of retracting or canceling them. What is China's comment on this?
Lin Jian stated that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently made blatantly provocative remarks about Taiwan in the Diet, hinting at the possibility of military intervention in the Taiwan Strait. Despite China's strong protests and serious representations, she remained obstinate and refused to retract her statements. These erroneous words and actions seriously violate the one-China principle, the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan, and the basic norms of international relations. They constitute gross interference in China's internal affairs, challenge China's core interests, and infringe upon China's sovereignty.
"China firmly opposes this and will never tolerate it. Japan must immediately correct its mistake and retract its egregious remarks; otherwise, Japan must bear all the consequences," Lin Jian said.
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, as well as the 80th anniversary of Taiwan's retrocession. Japan once exercised colonial rule over Taiwan, committing countless crimes. Throughout its history, Japanese militarism has repeatedly used the pretext of a so-called "crisis of survival" to launch foreign aggression, including brazenly creating the "September 18 Incident" under the pretext of "exercising the right of self-defense," provoking the war of aggression against China, and bringing profound disaster to the people of Asia, including China, and even the world.
"What is the true intention behind Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's renewed mention of the so-called 'existential crisis' today? Is she trying to repeat the mistakes of militarism? Is she trying to once again become an enemy of the Chinese and Asian people? Is she attempting to subvert the post-war international order?"
Lin Jian reiterated that Taiwan is China's Taiwan, and how to resolve the Taiwan issue and achieve national reunification is a matter for the Chinese people themselves, which brooks no interference from any external forces. The Japanese authorities' attempt to intervene in cross-strait affairs is not only a blatant trampling on international justice and an open provocation against the post-war international order, but also a serious damage to Sino-Japanese relations.
"If Japan dares to intervene militarily in the Taiwan Strait situation, it will constitute an act of aggression, and China will certainly retaliate forcefully. We will resolutely exercise the right of self-defense granted to us by the UN Charter and international law, and firmly defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity. We solemnly warn Japan that it must deeply reflect on its historical crimes, immediately cease its erroneous words and deeds of interfering in China's internal affairs and provoking and crossing the line, and not play with fire on the Taiwan issue, for those who play with fire will get burned," Lin Jian said.
According to a previous report by Kyodo News, on November 7 local time, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, during her first meeting of the House of Representatives Budget Committee since taking office, claimed that if an armed conflict broke out in the Taiwan Strait, it "could be considered a 'life-or-death crisis'."
At the time, Constitutional Democratic Party lawmaker Katsuya Okada asked during a questioning session: "Under what circumstances would a 'contingency in Taiwan' pose an existential threat to Japan?" Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi responded: "We will take all information into consideration and make a judgment based on the specific circumstances of each incident. I believe that if China uses force, this would be a 'life-or-death crisis' for Japan."
According to Japan's revised security laws of 2015, a so-called "existential crisis" refers to a situation where a "foreign country" with close ties to Japan is attacked militarily, and if the attack, if left unchecked, would pose a clear threat to Japan's survival, Japan can exercise its right of collective self-defense. This means that once the Japanese government designates a situation as an "existential crisis," the Japanese Self-Defense Forces can unilaterally take military action without prior consent from the United States. Furthermore, Kao Ichi's remarks also included Taiwan within the scope of "foreign countries."
In response to Sanae Takaichi's fallacies, Wu Jianghao, China's ambassador to Japan, also solemnly pointed out on the X platform that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China, and how to resolve the Taiwan issue is a matter for the Chinese people themselves. Inciting "if something happens to Taiwan, something happens to Japan" is an attempt to bind Japan to the war chariot of splitting China, which will ultimately lead to a dead end.
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So unpredictable Trump has just ditched the moron Japanese PM that maybe just wants to test US-Japan alliance on China, lol. According to Trump, Japan is worse than China.WORLD / ASIA-PACIFIC
Trump appears to ‘defend China’ in interview while responding to Japanese PM’s Taiwan-related claims: report
By Global Times Published: Nov 11, 2025 07:00 PM
US President Donald Trump sits down with Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham for an interview on November 10, 2025, local time. Photo: Screenshot from Fox News
US President Donald Trump appeared to "defend China," as described by the Daily Mail, during a Monday night interview with Fox News, when the host raised Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent claims about Japan potentially interfering in Taiwan Straits and asked whether China was "not our friend." Trump pushed back, saying, "A lot of our allies are not friends either."
During the interview with Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham, the host first cited a recent CNN report claiming that China had expanded nearly 60 percent of its missile facilities. She then showed an image of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks, which claimed that a Taiwan contingency involving military vessels and force from the Chinese mainland could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan. After these points, Ingraham asked Trump whether China was "not our friend."
In response, Trump said, "A lot of our allies are not friends either. Our allies took advantage of our trade more than China did." He also responded to the CNN report on the alleged missile facilities, claiming, "They have a lot of missiles, but we have a lot of missiles too."
However, Sanae Takaichi had previously referred to Trump as "my wonderful ally and friend." On October 28, when she held her first talks with Trump in Tokyo, she posted on X in both Japanese and English, saying "with my wonderful ally and friend Donald Trump," along with a photo showing her posing intimately beside the US president, who was seated, inside the airplane cabin.
The Daily Mail described Trump's latest response to Takaichi's remarks as "defended China."
On the same day, Takaichi's claims were rebutted by a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson and the Chinese ambassador to Japan.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated at Monday's regular press conference that several days ago, the Japanese leader blatantly made wrongful remarks on Taiwan at the Diet that imply the possibility of armed intervention in the Taiwan Straits. It constitutes a gross interference in China's internal affairs and violates the one-China principle, the principles set forth in the four political documents between China and Japan, and basic norms in international relations.
Chinese Ambassador to Japan, Wu Jianghao, posted on X on Monday in both Chinese and Japanese, saying that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China and that how to resolve the Taiwan question is a matter for the Chinese people themselves to decide. "The idea that 'Taiwan contingency is a contingency for Japan' attempts to drag Japan onto a chariot to divide China, which will ultimately lead Japan to a wrong path of no return," said the ambassador.
Global Times
The Americans want a truce with China. He needed time to deal with internal issues, and the Japanese felt they had seized the opportunity. I don't care about the clown's acting. As the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded, if Japan intervenes in the situation in the Taiwan Strait, it will bring destruction to Japan.WORLD / ASIA-PACIFIC
Trump appears to ‘defend China’ in interview while responding to Japanese PM’s Taiwan-related claims: report
By Global Times Published: Nov 11, 2025 07:00 PM
US President Donald Trump sits down with Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham for an interview on November 10, 2025, local time. Photo: Screenshot from Fox News
US President Donald Trump appeared to "defend China," as described by the Daily Mail, during a Monday night interview with Fox News, when the host raised Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent claims about Japan potentially interfering in Taiwan Straits and asked whether China was "not our friend." Trump pushed back, saying, "A lot of our allies are not friends either."
During the interview with Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham, the host first cited a recent CNN report claiming that China had expanded nearly 60 percent of its missile facilities. She then showed an image of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks, which claimed that a Taiwan contingency involving military vessels and force from the Chinese mainland could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan. After these points, Ingraham asked Trump whether China was "not our friend."
In response, Trump said, "A lot of our allies are not friends either. Our allies took advantage of our trade more than China did." He also responded to the CNN report on the alleged missile facilities, claiming, "They have a lot of missiles, but we have a lot of missiles too."
However, Sanae Takaichi had previously referred to Trump as "my wonderful ally and friend." On October 28, when she held her first talks with Trump in Tokyo, she posted on X in both Japanese and English, saying "with my wonderful ally and friend Donald Trump," along with a photo showing her posing intimately beside the US president, who was seated, inside the airplane cabin.
The Daily Mail described Trump's latest response to Takaichi's remarks as "defended China."
On the same day, Takaichi's claims were rebutted by a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson and the Chinese ambassador to Japan.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated at Monday's regular press conference that several days ago, the Japanese leader blatantly made wrongful remarks on Taiwan at the Diet that imply the possibility of armed intervention in the Taiwan Straits. It constitutes a gross interference in China's internal affairs and violates the one-China principle, the principles set forth in the four political documents between China and Japan, and basic norms in international relations.
Chinese Ambassador to Japan, Wu Jianghao, posted on X on Monday in both Chinese and Japanese, saying that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China and that how to resolve the Taiwan question is a matter for the Chinese people themselves to decide. "The idea that 'Taiwan contingency is a contingency for Japan' attempts to drag Japan onto a chariot to divide China, which will ultimately lead Japan to a wrong path of no return," said the ambassador.
Global Times
