日本共産党は全体として「娯楽政党」であるというのは、中国ではすでにほぼ共通認識となっている。 現実に対する判断力や事実確認が欠如しており、真剣な社会観察も行われていない。その思想は、ほぼ完全に空想の上に築かれている。

731部隊はとかく満洲だけに注目されがちですが、姉妹部隊が中国本土やシンガポールにいて細菌実験や細菌戦に加わってして、一般に思われてるよりもかなり広範囲で活動していたということは知っていただきたいですね。ひどい戦争犯罪ですよ。 #731部隊

Getting closer to testing the UN Enemy state clauses... Articles 53, 77, and 107 in the United Nations Charter allow victorious Allied powers like China and Russia to take military action against former Axis powers (such as Germany, Italy, and Japan) if they resumed aggressive policies, without needing prior authorization from the UN Security Council

🇯🇵 Sanae Takaichi and Japanese Lawmakers Officially Make Taiwan Their Business 🇹🇼🇨🇳 Japan just dropped “China” from Its parliamentary group name and here’s what that means. Japan’s pro-Taiwan parliamentary group just dropped the word “China” from its name entirely. The new name: Japan Taiwan Friendly Parliamentary Alliance. The timing is deliberate. Furuya Keiji, the man behind the push, said the move makes sense because “now is the opportunity.” Sanae Takaichi is already in power and the pro-Taiwan faction inside the Diet is moving while she holds the top job. Photos from the event show Japanese and Republic of China flags side by side. This is being framed as a natural evolution in how Japan describes its Taiwan ties. It is a political act. Not an administrative one. When Japan recognised the People’s Republic of China as the sole legal government in 1972, it ended diplomatic relations with Taipei. The 1978 Treaty of Peace and Friendship was concluded on the basis of the one-China principle. Embedding “Taiwan” in the formal name of a parliamentary body and tying that explicitly to the prospect of a right-leaning government, is a deliberate breach of that foundation. It fits a pattern that has been building for years. Japanese politicians have increasingly talked up the idea that a Taiwan contingency would automatically become a Japan contingency. They have expanded security cooperation, pushed values-based diplomacy and worked to pull Taiwan issues into regional forums. This renaming takes the next step, it makes the alignment more institutional and harder to walk back. Being in China, you can observe the impact of these actions. They are not read as ambiguous. They are seen as deliberate attempts to normalise what was once kept at arm’s length, to test boundaries and to create facts on the ground. The media have framed it as three dangerous signals. Pro-Taiwan forces in Japan are becoming more open about their agenda. Some politicians are explicitly banking on a Takaichi government to accelerate their push. And the move directly undermines the political foundation of China-Japan relations that has prevented worse outcomes so far. Taiwan is not just another diplomatic file for Beijing. It sits at the absolute centre of China’s core interests. A parliamentary rebrand does not change that. Around 321 Diet members are connected to this effort. The chairman is already subject to a China entry ban. These are not cost-free gestures. They embolden the most hardline elements in Taiwan, raise the risk of miscalculation and signal to Beijing that some in Tokyo see advantage in turning the island into a pressure point. History does not reward that calculation. External powers that treat Taiwan as a geopolitical lever tend to find themselves exposed when the consequences arrive. Japan’s parliamentary rebrand is the latest step in a longer trajectory. The same logic, followed consistently, points toward more direct involvement. Beijing is not misreading the intent. It is watching the pattern and adjusting accordingly. The question for Japanese strategists is whether they genuinely believe they can keep advancing this line without Beijing treating it as the strategic challenge it clearly is. That is the calculation now in play.

🇺🇸🇺🇦 BIDEN GOVERNMENT LIED ABOUT BIOLABS AND BLAMED RUSSIAN DISINFORMATION! Now once more we have proof that so-called “Russian disinformation” is just a fact said two years too early. Tulsi Gabbard’s published information on biolabs operated by the US, including in Ukraine. It’s true. Conspiracy theorists win once again.