Japan's Ambassador To China Killed; Attacks On Japanese Businesses, Citizens, Japanese Factories Set On Fire!!!

Did anyone make a shitty 13 minute movie about it?

Misleading thread title of the week award.

stay safe brah

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security was signed in Washington on January 19, 1960.

Under the treaty, both parties assumed an obligation to maintain and develop their capacities to resist armed attack in common and to assist each other in case of armed attack on territories under Japanese administration. It was understood, however, that Japan could not come to the defense of the United States because it was constitutionally forbidden to send armed forces overseas (Article 9). In particular, the constitution forbids the maintenance of "land, sea, and air forces." It also expresses the Japanese people's renunciation of "the threat or use of force as a means of settling international disputes". The scope of the new treaty did not extend to the Ryukyu Islands, but an appended minute made clear that in case of an armed attack on the islands, both governments would consult and take appropriate action. Unlike the 1951 security pact, the new treaty provided for a ten-year term, after which it could be revoked upon one year's notice by either party.

Article 6 of the treaty contains a Status of Forces Agreement on the stationing of United States forces in Japan, with specifics on the provision of facilities and areas for their use and on the administration of Japanese citizens employed in the facilities. The Agreed Minutes to the treaty specified that the Japanese government must be consulted prior to major changes in United States force deployment in Japan or to the use of Japanese bases for combat operations other than in defense of Japan itself. Also covered are the limits of the two countries' jurisdictions over crimes committed in Japan by United States military personnel.

Because China is growing fast and wants to expand its hegemony.

I worry more about China and Japan than the middle east starting WW3.

Japan and China both have very solid personalities.

I don't see Japan stepping back down because they are assuming the USA has their backs, they have had so much stress over Fukushima and now the Volcano, even Tokyo is irradiated. Citizens are smiling through a slow death.
People that are that stressed often feel like they have nothing left to loose and can make dangerous haphazard decisions.

China's force is so huge, millions of military people. It's like a giant that at any time could squash Japan easily.
Just their fire power and size alone makes me feel that they won't back down either.

I am sad over this situation.
I have always admired Japan and their culture.
I often by wholesale direct to make money direct from China.

I am not sure but I wish both countries would simply divide those islands up or just learn to share and live together.

I don't need a WW3 in that side of the world, I still have stupid customers in the States { I'm in Tx by the way) that are more concerned about buying over priced junk jewelry than what is happening in the world.

PIN THIS!!!

TSIHTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

wow

This issue simply cannot be over the disputed islands. I think that everyone here would agree that there is more to what's happening in China than meets the eye. Their politburo is in the know and they took a very calculated risk, but with like any calculated risk there are uncertain variables. I think that the latter of what I said is about to come into play in short order with very high consequences that even the Chinese government isn't either: a.) fully ready to handle or b.) lack of foresight will cost them dearly.

Even strong fledgling global powers can collapse from within if the fire is not tended to properly. Whoever or Whatever has caused this is going to take the East Asian Sphere for a major ride. This ride will take on a life of its own. China has been a most repressive country and in all that time, the Communists cannot be so arrogant as to assume that they will reap the whirlwind on this and thus engulfing that region into serious chaos. The Japanese response will be the critical point here. What will they do?

Wasn't it Shakespeare that said all the world is a stage? Be safe out there GLPers. Stay frosty.

It is all a game, being made to look like chess moves in order to get us afraid.

All of these fuckers, from Amadinijad to Netenyahu to Putin to Obama/Hillary to whoever the fuck is in China is all hangin out in a bunker right now having wine and caviar, getting ready to set off the globe like a big fire-cracker for agenda 21.

Whoever survives the nukes will get killed from millions of drones being controlled from the bunker, NWO style.

It is all a game, being made to look like chess moves in order to get us afraid.

All of these fuckers, from Amadinijad to Netenyahu to Putin to Obama/Hillary to whoever the fuck is in China is all hangin out in a bunker right now having wine and caviar, getting ready to set off the globe like a big fire-cracker for agenda 21.

Whoever survives the nukes will get killed from millions of drones being controlled from the bunker, NWO style.

I wonder if any protests planned for Monday?

Same shit, different day. Nothings gonna happen, have a brewski & call it a day.

Who starts ww3? Israel/Iran or China/Japan?

it's a world-wide free-for-all. total chaos. world-wide anarchy!

YIKES!