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"Don't mess around. Don't make a big mess. Fan Heng knew his son's ability to make trouble, and he couldn't help but say with some worry when he heard this.

Recently, the international situation has been complicated, especially since the United States bombed the embassy of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and Sino-US relations have been very tense.

The reason why the Japanese dared to make such an excessive demand at this time was actually not unrelated to the bombing of the embassy incident, and if they took advantage of the opportunity of Sino-US relations and did not seek any benefits for themselves, they would not be Japanese.

After all, the relationship between China and Japan, as close neighbors separated by a strip of water, is also very important.

Fan Heng didn't want Fan Wuxi to be unhappy with the Japanese at this juncture, so he specially instructed him a few words.

"Am I such a person who doesn't know what to do?" Fan Wuxian shook his head with a smile and said, "I'll just let them fight among themselves, at most let them go to the stage or something, in this way, the problem will be solved." ”

"Your Excellency?" Fan Heng and Song Qing next to him both wiped a cold sweat, and said in their hearts that Fan Wuxi's courage was really extraordinary, and they all thought about subverting other people's governments. Is this called knowing the severity?

In fact, what Fan Wuxian said is not necessarily outrageous, Japan's political situation itself has changed a lot, and the collapse of the cabinet has not happened once or twice.

Japan's political development after World War II seems to have had a cyclical ups and downs, and throughout the nineties, Japan's policy changes were quite frequent, and cabinet changes were also one after another.

Japan's House of Councillors recently passed formal legislation following the House of Representatives, designating the "Hinomaru" flag and the "Kimiyo" song as Japan's national flag and national anthem, thus finally enacting the Japanese national flag and national anthem that have existed for more than 100 years. This move reflects the political tendency of Japan's political situation to the right, and has aroused widespread uneasiness and worry in Asian countries.

Since 1955, the Liberal Party, formerly known as the Conservative Contract, has been in power for a long time, but was briefly replaced by his opponent from 1993 to 1996, and has been in power since 1996, and no one has been able to shake his ruling position.

Now that the Liberal Democratic Party's right-leaning policy is very much in line with the desire of a considerable number of Japanese people to expand abroad, and their position is becoming more and more secure, it is really not an easy thing to let Japan rise to power, and even if it is operated by opposition forces within Japan, it may not be able to achieve its wish.

"Actually, against the Japanese government, I have a big killer weapon in my hands." Fan Wuxian said.

Fan Heng and Song Qing were both very interested, and when they asked, Fan Wuxian refused to reveal it again, just said that everyone would know it by watching the news in a few days, and now that they said it, it would be no fun.

Fan Heng couldn't ask what the situation was. It's just a matter of not knowing, and it's okay not to know.

After Fan Wuzhi returned, he immediately summoned several of his loyal subordinates, including Kevin, the king of hackers, and Wu Zhi Xiaoji, his sole agent for Japanese affairs.

Two days later, several major Japanese media suddenly found out a big inside information, former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's second son, Shinji Sato, made public an original secret agreement signed by his father and then US President Nixon.

The two-page document, written in English, dated November 19, 1969, is marked top secret at the top and bottom and signed by Sato and Nixon below.

According to the record, Nixon said during the talks that in order to defend the countries of the Far East, including Japan, it is necessary to recognize the right of the United States to re-import nuclear weapons to Okinawa and allow them to pass through Okinawa in the event of a major emergency, based on prior consultation with Japan. Sato, for his part, promised that if there were such prior consultations, the Japanese side would not hesitate to accede to the US request.

After the talks, both sides agreed to keep the records confidential. Keep the documents at the White House in the United States and in the office of the Prime Minister of Japan.

The memorandum also determined that, in order to be able to fully utilize nuclear weapons, the U.S. government would keep the nuclear weapons storage facilities in Okinawa, such as Kadena, Naha and Henoko, ready to use.

Probably because they knew the stakes of the document, Nixon and Sato both signed their full names, although it was originally arranged for the leaders of both sides to sign only initials.

I don't know what the reason is, when Sato Eisaku left office, he did not leave the document at the Prime Minister's Office, as stipulated in the memorandum, but took the document back to his private residence. Since then, he has never mentioned the existence of this document to his family.

After Sato's death, his family and friends found the two-page memorandum in a drawer while tidying up his desk in his study, and his family has kept the document ever since, but it has not been made public.

This time, Shinji Sato, the second son of Sato Eissaku, suddenly made public the original of this significant secret treaty, which obviously set off a monstrous * between the Japanese government and the opposition.

As the only country in the world that has been hit by nuclear weapons, the Japanese government has been pursuing the "three non-nuclear principles" on the nuclear issue since World War II. However, there have long been rumors that there are some secret diplomatic treaties between Japan and the United States, including those that violate the "three non-nuclear principles", such as the secret agreement that "Japan acquiesces in the entry of US nuclear weapons." The Japanese Government has always firmly denied this.

The sudden appearance of the original secret agreement this time obviously slapped the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which had just regained power, in the face and made them a little overwhelmed for a while.

The emergence of this agreement has made many Japanese people fall through their glasses, because Eisaku Sato, as Japan's famous prime minister in the 60s of the last century, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1974 for proposing Japan's "three non-nuclear principles." I didn't expect that such a big nuclear-related secret was hidden behind it!

Over the past decade or so, U.S. nuclear submarines and nuclear-powered aircraft carriers have docked at Japanese civilian ports without the consent of the Japanese government, as if they had sailed into their own ports. The Japanese government has remained silent and has not protested. This strange move by the government has convinced many Japanese of the existence of the secret treaty.

In 1967, then Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato put forward the policy of "not manufacturing, possessing, or transporting nuclear weapons" in his speech to the Diet.

However, these three principles are not "hand in hand," the first two principles of "do not manufacture and do not possess" are bound by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the "Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty" and have certain legal effect, while the "do not import" clause has no legal effect, which also makes there room for the United States and Japan to reach a secret agreement between the United States and Japan that "Japan acquiesces in the entry of US nuclear weapons."

The revelation of this news has caused an uproar in the Japanese government and public as well as in world public opinion, because it is completely inconsistent with the facts that the Japanese Government has always propagated, and it has posed a tremendous test to the Japanese Government's creditworthiness.

Of course, this is not the end of the matter, and a day later, two former foreign ministry officials came forward to say that the secret pact did exist. They also said that Japan and the United States reached a secret agreement when the Japan-US security treaty was revised in 1960. It is kept in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and when the vice minister for foreign affairs is handed over, it is secretly told by the predecessor to the next office, so as to pass it on, which is a big secret, and the Liberal Democratic Party government of Japan has been lying to the people.

Since Japan has suffered from the atomic bombings, Japan has always been very sensitive to the issue of nuclear weapons, and the anti-nuclear sentiment of the Japanese people is heavy, and the political cost of changing the three non-nuclear principles will be difficult for the government to bear, but if it does not respond to this matter. The impact on Japanese politics and diplomacy will undoubtedly be even greater.

Moreover, the secret agreement announced this time is likely to make other countries re-understand Japanese politics and diplomacy. As a national leader, Sato can put forward such a moral high ground as the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles," and at the same time, bypass the domestic executive branch and use private diplomacy to conclude a bilateral relationship agreement that is completely contrary to the spirit of the public initiative, and be comfortable with the honor that the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" bring to him. This high degree of combination of realism, utilitarianism, and backroom politics inevitably led to a new perspective on how Japan's politics and diplomacy worked.

To put it simply, the Japanese have a very serious problem with their character, and they can't convince people when they speak, and they don't speak honestly!

Fan Heng naturally paid close attention to this, thinking that his son had told him the day before yesterday that he had a big weapon to deal with the Japanese government, he couldn't help but call Fan Wuxi, "Did you make that secret matter?" ”

"I'm just digging this out, and there's something wrong with what they're doing." Fan replied.

Fan Heng paused for a long time before saying, "You really have a way, you can get this kind of thing." But I think it's strange that Shinji Sato, who was once a high-ranking official of the Liberal Democratic Party, a senator, and an important government official, suddenly stood up and dismantled the LDP. Didn't he know how passive the LDP would be because of this? ”

After hearing this, Fan Wuxian laughed and said, "Dad, this is all a thing of the past, the consumption in Japan is so high, even if it is a retired senator, there is no good welfare treatment, if you don't take advantage of the good things you can take out on hand to cash out, your evening will be very bleak." ”

"You're spending money again?!" Fan Heng said in his heart that his son is really a master who can spend money, and he is so handy at bribing the other party's high-ranking officials, no wonder he even has the idea of subverting the Japanese government.

"In the final analysis, this society is still opened by money, as long as you have money, you can expect to bring down the president of the United States." Fan replied with a smile.

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