九阿哥&薛蛮子
九阿哥&薛蛮子|Jan 30, 2026 14:08
The Truth of Abenomics: The Financial Game between Japan and the United States These past few days have brought up some old accounts, and I can't help but want to talk to everyone about Shinzo Abe - who appeared to have been shot dead, but behind him lies the tumultuous waves of the US Japan financial game. On July 8, 2022, Shinzo Abe was shot dead while giving a speech on the streets of Nara. Three months later, his younger brother, Nobuo Kishi, who was then the Minister of Defense and led Japan's 240000 Self Defense Forces, suddenly reported that his body had deteriorated rapidly and he could not stand. He eventually resigned due to health reasons. My older brother is the longest serving Prime Minister in Japanese history, while my younger brother holds military power. As soon as the older brother left, the younger brother fell down immediately, which is a rather intriguing coincidence. During the same period, there were rumors of changes in the leaders of Japan's six major financial conglomerates (of course, these were all classified as "rumors"). In early March 2024, Japan suddenly announced to the public that it could mobilize 4 million soldiers. As soon as this number comes out, even the United States may feel a jolt in its heart. In fact, the China Japan South Korea Free Trade Area was first jointly promoted by Shinzo Abe and former South Korean President Roh Moo hyun. Behind the Yen interest rate increase in 2007, there was also the influence of Abe's family, which directly led to the bursting of the US financial foam in 2008. If it weren't for the strong foundation of the United States at that time and the indirect stabilization of the situation through China's stationed troops in Djibouti, that crisis could have really cost the United States half of its life. Why are the political and financial circles in Japan and South Korea working so hard? It's just a desire to break free from the reins and regain autonomy. So, if you ask who hates the United States the most in the world, it is probably Japan and South Korea. Once given the opportunity, they will inevitably want to completely break free from American control. Conversely, the United States is most wary of Japan and South Korea. If one day the United States falls short and withdraws into the Americas, the first ones to take them away may be the two of them. Going back further: The collapse of the Bretton Woods system in 1972 was ostensibly caused by France driving warships to withdraw US dollars, but in reality, it was facilitated by Japan revealing information behind the scenes. The surge in US dollar interest rates to 20% from 1979 to 1982 was the result of a joint effort between Japanese trading companies and Jewish capital to short American industry. This indirectly led to the Plaza Accord targeting Japan in 1985. But no one expected that Jewish capital would take the opportunity to strike back, not only severely damaging Japanese capital, but also completely emptying the American manufacturing industry. Throughout the 1990s, the United States seemed to have unlimited glory, but in fact, important domestic manufacturing companies were acquired by foreign capital, with Japanese capital accounting for a large proportion. So, Japan's so-called "lost 30 years" are also the 30 years of excessive currency issuance. They have sufficient funds to acquire manufacturing assets globally at any time, to the point where the United States now relies on Japan for the maintenance and upkeep of its own weapons and equipment. In order to achieve these goals, Japan has made multiple moves on the financial battlefield: -In 1990, Japan's interest rate increase+Binzhong Tainan event punctured the dollar foam -Raising interest rates again in 1997 caught Soros off guard during the Asian financial crisis -In 2007, another round of interest rate hikes first burst the US Internet foam since 2002, forcing hot money into real estate, and finally triggered the subprime mortgage crisis It can be said that every action taken by Japan is aimed at the US dollar system, with a deep motive behind it to cause a decline in the United States. Don't forget, Japan is the only country in the world that has suffered a nuclear strike, and the resentment left by history has never dissipated. And is it naive for the United States to grow into today's hegemon? From historical experience, there has long been a consensus among the red necked, Wall Street, and Washington elites that Japan must be controlled. You see, Soros' Quantum Fund has been closely monitoring the Japanese financial market for a long time, while Buffett has been buying a large number of shares in Japan's six major trading companies since 2020 (with a surface shareholding of 8% -12%, who knows how many are under the table?) The six major trading companies control the lifeline of the Japanese economy and cannot be bought easily, indicating that the game between the two sides has reached a white hot stage. Push forward further: After World War II, in response to the Cold War, the United States transferred some industries to Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. Japan took this opportunity to rapidly revive, and by the time the Vietnam War escalated in 1964, even the F-4 Phantom fighter production line had been fully put into operation, quietly expanding its military strength. Here, it is necessary to advance the election of Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, a Class A war criminal who was released, as Prime Minister in 1951. He not only sent World War II war criminals to Yasukuni Shrine during the Korean War and Vietnam War, but also promoted the merger of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to obtain F-4 production capacity. Later, he also ventured into the manufacturing of F-15, F-22, and F-35. In 1960, he strongly advocated for the revision of the US Japan Security Treaty, which directly referred to Article 9 of the Peace Constitution. After the United States became alert, it instructed right-wing extremists to shoot Nobusuke Kishi as a warning. After being shot, Nobusuke Kishi had to resign until his death in 1987. Shinzo Abe once publicly stated, 'My political DNA is inherited from my grandfather, Nobusuke Kishi.'. ” The United States is not without sober people. During the Blue Blood Stone Festival, the US military insisted on not purchasing from Japan and instead supported South Korea to balance Japan. But Japan quickly adjusted its strategy, taking advantage of the United States' deep involvement in the Vietnam War, the rise of the domestic civil rights movement, and the pressure from the Soviet Union abroad, to connect with Jewish capital and take what both sides needed. Jewish capital wants to dismantle the Bretton Woods system, and Japan wants to weaken the United States - a conspiracy against the United States has begun. Speaking of which, we have to mention the true core of Anbei economics. Most people only pay attention to loose monetary policy, but overlook the "local revitalization strategy". Its essence is to bring funds and industries back to Japan, strengthen the internal economic cycle, and quietly draw the blood of the United States on a global scale. This also partially contributed to the failure of the 2015 financial harvest in the United States. Take a look at the world trends of those years: -Crimea joined Russia in 2014 -Russian military intervention in Syria in 2015 -Chinese warship docks in Banda Aceh -Japan establishes semi military base in Djibouti These actions were unimaginable during the period of absolute American dominance in the past, indicating that all parties have noticed the decline of the United States and are just waiting for the right time. Despite the continuous infiltration of Jewish capital and American power into Japan over the years, the Abe faction has always been secretly resisting, and every move has caused severe pain to the United States and its capital behind it. So if certain forces still want to continue playing the yen arbitrage game (by first intervening in cheap yen to purchase US dollar assets, and then pushing the yen to depreciate, easily earning the difference in US dollar prices), then people like Abe must disappear. This world is like this, there are no eternal friends, only eternal interests. The country is like this, and so is the reality. Barbarians talk about investment, Abenomics, Japan US game
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