A bitch from the Japanese Communist Party created an anime idol group for propaganda, after which an incident occurred in which she was criticized by another Japanese Communist Party member in such a typically Japanese Communist Party style:
“• No Black people
• Why is everyone wearing a skirt?
• Sexual exploitation
• Consideration for diversity…”
I also believe that the ”new image” proposed in the criticism is the one that truly aligns with the identity of the Japanese Communist Party.
“• No Black people
• Why is everyone wearing a skirt?
• Sexual exploitation
• Consideration for diversity…”
I also believe that the ”new image” proposed in the criticism is the one that truly aligns with the identity of the Japanese Communist Party.
アジアの曙
A bitch from the Japanese Communist Party created an anime idol group for propaganda, after which an incident occurred in which she was criticized by another Japanese Communist Party member in such a typically Japanese Communist Party style: “• No Black people…
🤡🤢A Japanese leftist holding a sign that reads: "Have some shame, Discriminatory moron."
The clothes he wore were very much in line with the design of a left-wing uniform.
The clothes he wore were very much in line with the design of a left-wing uniform.
Japan’s leftists and the Communist Party often display damaged Japanese flags alongside Palestinian flags.
Recently, however, a video went viral on social media showing an extreme-left transgender person (who isn’t even Japanese) waving an LGBT-ANTIFA flag alongside a Palestinian flag and a damaged Japanese flag on the streets of Japan, causing a sensation.
Consequently, even the Palestinian Mission to Japan issued a statement condemning the desecration of the Japanese flag.
Now, even Palestine—which the leftists claim to support—is looking down of leftist clowns.
Recently, however, a video went viral on social media showing an extreme-left transgender person (who isn’t even Japanese) waving an LGBT-ANTIFA flag alongside a Palestinian flag and a damaged Japanese flag on the streets of Japan, causing a sensation.
Consequently, even the Palestinian Mission to Japan issued a statement condemning the desecration of the Japanese flag.
Now, even Palestine—which the leftists claim to support—is looking down of leftist clowns.
On October 3, 1969, the Defense Agency conducted a large-scale exercise for the JGSDF focused on maintaining public order, held at the Higashi-Fuji Training Ground in Shizuoka Prefecture.
It was the eve of the 1970 Anpo struggle, and communist thugs were growing increasingly unhinged on the streets of Japan. the situation in Japan is approaching its most critical moment.
This served as the most comprehensive training exercise to date for the JGSDF’s Eastern Army, which is tasked with the defense of the capital. The exercise included scenarios such as armed units—including Rangers—descending from helicopters to storm and secure buildings occupied by rioters, as well as main forces, spearheaded by tanks and armored vehicles, suppressing rioters in the streets. The JGSDF’s M41 tanks deployed for the exercise were equipped with anti-stone netting and water cannons capable of spraying colored liquid. Personnel within the main units tasked with riot control carried large, handheld shields and wore helmets fitted wi
It was the eve of the 1970 Anpo struggle, and communist thugs were growing increasingly unhinged on the streets of Japan. the situation in Japan is approaching its most critical moment.
This served as the most comprehensive training exercise to date for the JGSDF’s Eastern Army, which is tasked with the defense of the capital. The exercise included scenarios such as armed units—including Rangers—descending from helicopters to storm and secure buildings occupied by rioters, as well as main forces, spearheaded by tanks and armored vehicles, suppressing rioters in the streets. The JGSDF’s M41 tanks deployed for the exercise were equipped with anti-stone netting and water cannons capable of spraying colored liquid. Personnel within the main units tasked with riot control carried large, handheld shields and wore helmets fitted wi
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On October 3, 1969, the Defense Agency conducted a large-scale exercise for the JGSDF focused on maintaining public order, held at the Higashi-Fuji Training Ground in Shizuoka Prefecture. It was the eve of the 1970 Anpo struggle, and communist thugs were growing…
Up until a certain point, if one were to consider a "contingency" involving the Self-Defense Forces—particularly the JGSDF—the most plausible scenario was a deployment for the maintenance of public order.
This is also the context behind Yukio Mishima’s famous speech, in which he remarked: "The government and the police have concluded that they are now capable of maintaining public order on their own—which is to say that the JGSDF’s sole potential role—a deployment for public order—is no longer an option."
This is also the context behind Yukio Mishima’s famous speech, in which he remarked: "The government and the police have concluded that they are now capable of maintaining public order on their own—which is to say that the JGSDF’s sole potential role—a deployment for public order—is no longer an option."
On November 26, 1937, the Japanese Army shouted "BANZAI" in celebration after entering Wuxi
Karafuto Border Guard
"In 1911, the Karafuto Prefecture was established to administer civil affairs. Although the border was undefended under treaty, the Soviet Union stationed a regiment there and maintained strict security, shooting Japanese citizens, arresting residents who crossed the border, and beginning to use airplanes for surveillance. Japan, on the other hand, had a police force (8 machine guns, 10 light machine guns, 141 infantry rifles) guarding the 130-kilometer border, and had been using reserve infantry companies temporarily formed from reservists as support, but voices grew louder saying, 'This is no use.'"
"In 1911, the Karafuto Prefecture was established to administer civil affairs. Although the border was undefended under treaty, the Soviet Union stationed a regiment there and maintained strict security, shooting Japanese citizens, arresting residents who crossed the border, and beginning to use airplanes for surveillance. Japan, on the other hand, had a police force (8 machine guns, 10 light machine guns, 141 infantry rifles) guarding the 130-kilometer border, and had been using reserve infantry companies temporarily formed from reservists as support, but voices grew louder saying, 'This is no use.'"