Chapter 1985 The Situation Is Becoming Dangerous (6000 word chapters, 10000 words completed)

On November 20, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party suddenly announced that its "Draft Revision of the Voluntary Constitution" had been completed and was now being submitted to the Japanese parliament for discussion. CaiHonGWeNXue.

A very noteworthy issue is that this "Draft Amendment to the Voluntary Constitution" was put forward without the knowledge of Shinzo Abe, president of the Liberal Democratic Party and Japanese Prime Minister.

As soon as the news came out, it immediately overshadowed the limelight of the Republic's military command in Southeast Asia

Everyone is speculating about the kind of turmoil that will take place in Japan's political arena again, and what kind of impact this turmoil will have on the world and on peace and stability in the Asian region.

However, no matter how much everyone discusses, Shinzo Abe, president of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has set aside the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan, has proposed this "Draft Revision of the Voluntary Constitution", which has attracted the attention of the whole world...... For those who are familiar with Japanese politics, this is a lot of fun.

However, with the release of the Liberal Democratic Party's "Draft Revision of the Constitution of Independence," all countries in Asia that were invaded by Japan during World War II smelled a smell of Japanese militarism about to crawl out of the grave......

In the "Draft Revision of the Constitution of Independence" promulgated by the Liberal Democratic Party, it not only explicitly allows the prime minister to visit the Yasukuni Shrine, but also calls for the Self-Defense Forces to be changed to a "self-defense force," allows the exercise of the right of collective self-defense, makes the emperor the "head of state," designates the Nippon Seal flag as the national flag, and sets "Kimi-noyo" as the national anthem, and advocates giving the prime minister strong commanding power.

In March this year, when commenting on the popularity of the "Osaka Restoration Society" led by Mayor Hashimoshimizu of Osaka, Hiji Tanigaki, vice president of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, warned that "this is reminiscent of the situation when the Japanese military department, Hitler, and Mussolini were on the rise." However, just six months later, the Liberal Democratic Party, the party led by the vice president, introduced a conservative draft constitution.

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"Recently, Japan's move has aroused great concern and unease in the international community, especially Asian countries." At an internal briefing on Japan's "Draft Amendment to the Constitution of Japan," the think tanks of the Republican think tank were trying to explain the situation to the leaders of the Central Committee, saying: "For a long time, the purpose of Japan's intention to 'amend the Constitution' was to become a 'normal country,' and having an army was one of the hallmarks of a normal country. Therefore, from this point of view, it is understandable that Japan links "constitutional amendment" with "army building." But ......"

Speaking of this, the chief thinker of the republic, who is about 70 years old but looks extremely energetic and has a glint of wisdom in his eyes, deliberately paused, "A careful observation of the activities of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces in recent years cannot help but make people suspicious. ”

The bigwigs nodded one after another, indeed, the recent series of actions of the Japanese have made people feel more and more uneasy, especially in May last year, when the first batch of the main forces of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force entered Iraq, and the follow-up troops will arrive there one after another. Moreover, unlike the peacekeeping units sent by Japan in the past, the Self-Defense Forces sent by Japan this time are purely combat-oriented units, equipped not only with heavy machine guns and armored vehicles, but also equipped with anti-tank rocket launchers, recoilless guns, and other offensive weapons.

This is the first time since World War II that the main force of Japan's Self-Defense Forces has entered a country where the fighting is not over, indicating that the Self-Defense Forces have changed the nature of "self-defense." For this reason, the US "New York Times" published a commentary pointing out that sending troops to Iraq has enabled Japan to move toward becoming a real military power.

What the US media said cannot be regarded as a mistake, but an unavoidable question is that both the "Self-Defense Forces" and the "National Defense Forces" should shoulder the responsibility of defending their homes and the country, but which country are the Japanese "armies" defending when they go all the way overseas?

"Very good," Brother Hu nodded, not showing too many mood swings on his calm face, just said, "Go on." ”

Hearing Brother Hu's words, the chief thinker of the republic breathed a sigh of relief: there is no doubt that Brother Hu's action means that he is very satisfied with what he said today.

"We, the Japanese, have always wanted to change their constitution. Before that, let's talk about Japan's current constitution. ”…,

"Japan's current constitution is a pacifist constitution. It is called the Peace Constitution because of Article 9 of the Constitution. This article stipulates that the Japanese people sincerely seek international peace based on justice and order and forever renounce war, the threat or exercise of force waged under national sovereignty as a means of settling international disputes. To this end, the army, navy, air force and other war forces are not maintained, and the belligerent rights of the State are not recognized. After the war, Japan's basic principles of defense, with "exclusive defense" and non-exercise of the "right of collective self-defense" and the "three non-nuclear principles" as the core contents, were based on Article 9 of the Constitution. ”

"It's just ridiculous that since the implementation of the Japanese Constitution on May 3, 1947, the Japanese government and the opposition have been fighting around amending the constitution and protecting the constitution, and it has appeared three times in the 50s, 60s and 80s of the last world**, the first time was headed by former Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama and Nobusuke Kishi, the second time is still with Nobusuke Kishi as the backstage, and the third is Yasuhiro Nakasone."

As the greatest statesman of the Republic at the present stage, we all know that judging from the situation in Japan's history of constitutional amendments, the purpose of the constitutional amendment is very clear, that is, to abolish Article 9 of the Constitution and make Japan a "normal country."

Although successive constitutional amendments have failed, it is worth noting that the main forces that have initiated the constitutional amendments have all come from Japan's ruling forces and from the top of Japan's political circles.

At present, the most important part of the Liberal Democratic Party's "2006 Action Guidelines" is to revise the Constitution, and the focus of the constitutional amendment is also Article 9, and to strive to adopt a new draft constitution and adjust the "outline of the defense plan" of the Self-Defense Forces by November 2007. Due to the determination of the Liberal Democratic Party, Japan will set off a fourth constitutional amendment**, even the current Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who is very friendly to China

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Chapter 1985 The Situation Is Becoming Dangerous (6000 word chapters, 10000 words completed)

Chapter 1985 The Situation Is Becoming Dangerous (6000 word chapters, 10000 words completed)