Yuto Ikeda was very reluctant to talk about this topic, but the British guy insisted and replied, "Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama has been working on breakthroughs in relations with the Soviet Union."
"It seems that he was replaced by Shigeru Yoshida just because of his proposal for reconciliation with China and the Soviet Union, right? Americans will not make the same mistakes that Britain made." Alan Wilson looked like he suddenly realized, and reminded the other party in a roundabout way, don't
Departing from the line set by the US military stationed in Japan.
Before World War II, Britain could be said to have been bitten by Japan, which it had always supported, but it was different now. With the presence of US troops stationed in Japan, Alan Wilson could conclude that Japan would not be out of control no matter how hard it struggled.
Ichiro Hatoyama, as Ikeda calls it, is the first president of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan. The Liberal Party won the first post-war general election and became the largest party in parliament. According to the conventions of parliamentary politics, the new cabinet should be organized by the largest party in parliament.
, that is to say, the position of prime minister belongs to none other than Hatoyama, and Hatoyama himself is intensively preparing to form a cabinet.
However, something unexpected happened. Just when the emperor was about to issue the routine formalities for Hatoyama to form a cabinet, the occupying military authorities issued a purge order to dismiss Hatoyama from public office.
It is said that it was because Ichiro Hatoyama signed a book praising Hitler and Mussolini before the war.
The reason why Ichiro Hatoyama is out again now is because it has been found that it was someone else's work. Anyway, Alan Wilson saw that there was a conspiracy, and the occupying forces were definitely not satisfied with Ichiro Hatoyama.
Hatoyama has a straightforward personality and is not good at maneuvering, which is in sharp contrast to Yoshida Shigeru. After Hatoyama was expelled from public office, there was no suitable candidate to take over the position of president in the Liberal Party. However, if a president cannot be elected, it will not be able to form a cabinet, and the political power will fall to other political parties.
hand.
So Hatoyama urgently invited Yoshida Shigeru to join the party, put Yoshida in the top spot, and organized the first Yoshida cabinet.
Yoshida said that if Jiuyu resumes his public duties, he is willing to hand over his powers at any time.
According to the fact that the descendants of the Hatoyama family are not among the Liberal Democratic Party, Alan Wilson can conclude that Yoshida Shigeru and others must have broken with the Hatoyama family.
Because in the 21st century, Yukio Hatoyama ran for office as the leader of the Democratic Party, the Hatoyama family should have already left the Liberal Democratic Party.
Regarding the opinion on the repatriation of prisoners of war, after mentioning the proposal to station U.S. troops in Japan in Hokkaido, Alan Wilson, who was in a good mood, informed Ikeda of Yuto's plan to repatriate prisoners of war. He also said that this was the common attitude of the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Portugal and Australia.
"Mr. Ikeda, you definitely can't understand how difficult it is to convince the Australians." Seeing Yuto Ikeda's hesitation, Alan Wilson added another word, "I heard that the Philippines is also looking for trouble with Japan. If you
If the country does not want us to support the Philippines on the issue of post-war compensation, we can express Japan’s opinion and see if we disagree or disagree..."
Now Alan Wilson just feels that talking to the Japanese is really difficult, and the final result will not change anyway. Is the process of struggle meaningful? Isn't it obvious that the United States will offend so many allies because of Japan?
"We want to communicate with the Prime Minister!" Yuto Ikeda said, expressing his intention to go through the procedures.
"If there is no communication, our repatriation work has also begun. It is repatriation from four countries at the same time." Alan Wilson pointed out Yuto Ikeda's attempt to delay time. They are all old bureaucrats. Don't do that kind of useless work.
Is there any country in the world that can play bureaucracy in front of Britain? Regardless of whether the Japanese government agrees or disagrees, the repatriation work must begin immediately. The difference lies in whether Britain takes the initiative to ship prisoners of war and publicly disgusts Japan, or Japan
If the government takes more initiative, it may be able to reduce Japan's social security problems in the future.
People who don't know better think that Alan Wilson is not a British person, but an official of the US military stationed in Japan.
However, with Japan's current international status, he does not need to be polite to the Japanese. His words clearly reached the ears of Yuto Ikeda through Ozawa Ichiro's translation.
"Mr. Wilson, I will give you an answer tomorrow." Ikeda Yuuto gave the answer after a long silence.
"That's the best. I'll wait for the good news." Alan Wilson smiled slightly and stood up to say goodbye. He felt that he had done enough. Sitting on the floor was a gesture that took care of Japanese habits. What else did he want to do?
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After standing up to say goodbye, Alan Wilson walked out of the official residence and got into the car prepared by the embassy. His translator Ozawa Ichiro also followed. At the same time, he thanked, "Mr. Wilson, thank you for helping us with several translators and asking the government to inquire about the family members."
Condition."
"Oh, it's easy, Mr. Ozawa. Did the tone of what I just said make you unhappy?" Alan Wilson nodded and asked Ozawa Ichiro what he thought when he was translating for Ikeda Yuuto.
Ichiro Ozawa hesitated to speak, and finally said, "We have lost the battle, and all the results now are normal."
"By the way, you are Japanese, help me understand a little bit about Ichiro Hatoyama." Alan Wilson's body swayed with the ups and downs of the car on the road.
"Well, Mr. Wilson, do you think Japan's current situation is considered a colony?" Ozawa Ichiro seemed to be very embarrassed to speak, and asked the doubts in his heart.
"Oh, tell the truth. And in the foreseeable future, there is no way out of this state." Alan Wilson told the truth, and did not take care of the other party's emotions just because he was Japanese.
The United States in the 21st century, if we follow a more Chinese narrative, should be called the United States and North Korea. Europe, Japan and South Korea can be regarded as external vassals, the Five Eyes Alliance including the United Kingdom is considered internal vassals, and the presence of US military bases is considered territory
In other words, the United States and North Korea are an unprecedentedly large empire covering three-fifths of the earth.
Of course, this also leads to a question. Even if the U.S. government wants to shrink, the U.S. military does not want to shrink. Millions of workers are dependent on food and clothing, so why shrink? The United States in the 21st century is far less flexible than the United States during the Cold War.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! After the defeat of the Vietnam War, the United States during the Carter era really pretended to be a grandson for several years. The United States in the 21st century only has the idea of shrinking.
, two presidents have been discussed.
Alan Wilson, who returned to the embassy, contacted the Netherlands, Portugal and Australia through the embassy, announced today's conversation, and then immediately left the embassy. As a person who has both public and private concerns, he wanted to accompany the national treasure to read the script.
Vivien Leigh was really looking for young Japanese actors and was planning to sign them to be responsible for overseas market development. After asking around, I found out that Vivien Leigh had gone to Hong Kong before and had done similar work.
"Vivian, you don't want to set up an entertainment trust." A hand was placed on Vivien Leigh's shoulder, and Alan Wilson's eyes were on the photos one by one in Vivien Leigh's hand, all of which were from the Japanese entertainment industry today.
Of course, it's normal that he doesn't recognize the photos of the actors. It's also true that all the handsome men and women are pretty.
Finally, her eyes fell on the last photo. At the same time, Vivien Leigh stopped moving and looked at it, twisting her shoulders as if to ask for advice, "What do you think of this?"
"Very beautiful!" Looking at the photo named Yachigusa Kaoru, Alan Wilson sincerely sighed. The aesthetics between the East and the West are actually similar, and there is no obvious difference. Chinese people also like Hepburn and Monroe, and he was not a Westerner in his previous life.
People, but I also know that Korean girl groups also have their own fan circles in Europe and the United States.
The signature of Korean girl groups is to be bold and sexy. Although many members have undergone plastic surgery, European and American fans also flock to them.
"I think it's beautiful too!" Vivien Leigh said with approval, "Actually, the ceiling for women in Hollywood is only reflected in salary, but in terms of tolerance, women actually have an advantage over men."
"Did you mean the red sofa?" As soon as Alan Wilson spoke, he saw the British treasure's expression was unswerving, and he begged for mercy, "I was wrong, I meant the American actors."
"Are you like many people, looking down on us actors?" Vivien Leigh glanced at Alan Wilson with a pair of smart eyes, "You can't ignore a person's efforts just because he is good-looking."
"I seem to think that there is someone praising myself for looking good?" Alan Wilson raised his eyebrows, stared straight at Vivien Leigh and got closer and closer. The atmosphere was already in place. Let's do a test drive of a domestic car first.
explain.
Photos were scattered all over the floor, the room was full of joy, and a Tokyo love story was unfolding.
Alan Wilson waited all day the next day, but did not get a reply from Ikeda Yuuto. He immediately understood that the bureaucrats would never be able to do this without some pressure.
As part of the British Empire's civil service collective, Alan Wilson, already a senior bureaucrat, obtained information about Hatoyama Ichiro at this time.
Just before his comeback, Ichiro Hatoyama strongly advocated amending the constitution, rebuilding armaments, conducting "independent diplomacy" with the outside world, and restoring diplomatic relations between Japan and the Soviet Union. He dismissed Yoshida Shigeru's statement that even if he has a security force or even a garrison, he is not allowed to have a regular army, he dismissed it as "
"The white horse is not a horse theory" openly proposes to legitimately rebuild the armed forces of self-defense on the basis of amending Article 9 of the Constitution.
He also advocated the normalization of Japan-Soviet relations in order to gain international recognition of Japan's independence, avoid using Japan as a battlefield during the war between the United States and the Soviet Union.
"Amend Article 9 of the Constitution? Isn't this Abe's proposal?" Alan Wilson looked at the information and felt full of déjà vu.
The difference is that Ichiro Hatoyama obviously wanted to get rid of the situation of being occupied by the US military. It is no wonder that he was eliminated by the occupying military authorities. If this were realized, wouldn't the US Pacific War be in vain? What's more, Ichiro Hatoyama himself
What they advocate in Japan is similar to what Roh Moo-hyun and Moon Jae-in advocate about South Korea. It would be strange if they are not challenged.
Let’s not mention this matter for now. Since the current government is trying to find foreign workers, it will look for Ichiro Hatoyama. The country with good elections must have an opposition that can take advantage of it at any time.