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Post APQHph9fUzVQLSKOLA by doorroo@mirr0r.city
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(DIR) Post #APPU287g3z9Rke8HjM by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T00:09:37.423357Z

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Good morning.Husky_1667952569735_7G7SA49JFC.jpg

(DIR) Post #APPYUVSjHSJA3wlXyi by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T00:59:33.207648Z

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@MK2boogaloo g&#39;mornight

(DIR) Post #APPYsHxB9qUR7ELg5A by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T01:03:52.211542Z

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@doorroo hey Doorroo you interested in discussing about the Japanese plan after the war?

(DIR) Post #APPZ35OcBcwbM3KXE8 by Bloodmasked@poa.st
2022-11-09T01:05:48.769377Z

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@MK2boogaloo @doorroo Anime is pedophilia.

(DIR) Post #APPZSXkpt6L4XvrYwa by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T01:10:25.336368Z

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@Bloodmasked @doorroo nice bait November accs with 4 post calling people pedophile.

(DIR) Post #APPZj5NaddNLSwsU9g by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T01:13:23.877074Z

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@MK2boogaloo sure, was there something in particular you were curious about?

(DIR) Post #APPZsOGRnJVOdsyQd6 by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T01:15:05.617603Z

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@doorroo what is their general aim?Which territorry they seek to be annexed?Which nations will be included in the Japanese Co-prosperity pact?What&#39;s their goal that aligned with Germany or Axis in general?

(DIR) Post #APPbJFaoF891WLryi0 by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T01:31:05.253182Z

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@MK2boogaloo i wrote a huge reply and it just got deleted ffs

(DIR) Post #APPbVQSPft2IgwkQwS by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T01:33:21.202086Z

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@doorroo :laughing_cirno: Pleroma is at it again.

(DIR) Post #APPdvhSZHY9srTTcCu by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T02:00:29.625778Z

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@MK2boogaloo the general aim of the Japanese efforts can be summed up as securing the Orient East of the -istan countries, and positioning itself as the &#39;England of Asia&#39;. the Japanese were actually quite fond of an alliance with the British in 1902, going so far as to use this as leverage against Russia, beating Russia in 1905. a defeat many called the &#39;first yellow triumph over a White crown&#39;. to some smaller Asian nations, Japan was a &#39;liberator&#39; of sorts. in booting out the Americans, the Dutch, the French, removing remnants of the Spanish etc. they were to less independent Asians what Germany was to the Baltic and others. Japan, as far as their foreign ministry implied, did not seek to annex much at all. they would take Manchuria to be their Wales and Korea to be their Ireland.every other country they invaded would more or less be relinquished to a puppet government, an ally or a colony in this new Asian Commonwealth. in this way, the whole of their hemisphere would be &#39;uninvadable&#39;, therefore the foreign colonisers from Europe would need to establish trade if they wanted to keep the markets they once owned (i.e. France&#39;s Indochinese rubber, rice and spice economy).the Japanese did excercise racial views, which influenced their idea of who was remotely equal to them. the Koreans, the Mongolians, the Taiwanese, these for instance would join the co-prosperity pact. any nation overwhelmingly negrito or aboriginal or melanesian wasn&#39;t a priority. the Japanese took note of how other empires fared when minorities felt mistreated. E.J. Dillon wrote &#39;no race, no matter how inferior they may be, would consent to famish so that another people may fatten&#39;. so, the Japanese intended to create a &#39;state of ease&#39; for Southeast Asia to be their &#39;good version of Latin America&#39;. China would be their &#39;India&#39;, a canvas for architecture and culture away from home, as well as a hub for industry. Japan already had positive relations growing with Germany as early as WW1 because the Germans admitted they had little reason to even be in East Asia; despite their notorious brutality, Japanese officers were ordered to treat any German POWs they encountered fairly. by the 30s they saw a mutual interest in removing Foreign Occupiers and suppressing Capitalist-Communist movements abroad. in 1942, general Tomayuki Yamashita said &quot;When I met the Fuehrer he said that since boyhood he had been attracted by Japan [...] impressed by Japan&#39;s astonishing strength.&quot; This whole TIME article from 1942 discusses the Japanese fascination with Germanics and the common social sentiment to work alongside them, to be like them. you can see these elements in Japanese video games &amp; anime still, the Germanic romanticisation. https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,773077,00.html

(DIR) Post #APPeurjhgn0OOieqNU by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T02:11:33.965375Z

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@doorroo will reply to this in longer post later. In the meanwhile can you answer some more?What is the aim of Japan for Australia and NZ?What&#39;s the opinion of them regarding Jews and negroes?How about India?What about Russia?

(DIR) Post #APPguRHyDfRoHUbsu0 by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T02:33:53.112491Z

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@MK2boogaloo this isn&#39;t exactly related, but there is a funny telegram from May 1944, a Sgt. D. Brunt, exclaiming that the buildings of Tokyo are surprisingly &#39;European styled&#39; and may not be as vulnerable to bombing as the lesser areas. in 1938, the Far Eastern service department recorded Chinese acts of terrorism and guerrila warfare, remarking that the Japanese found these tactics to be results of learning from &#39;superior German strategy&#39; and said it was difficult to deal with. this is something i say aligned the Axis even more than anti-Communism or a sense of Nationalism. while many leaders in Germany notably admired the English (Hitler being an open Anglophile), the Japanese admired the Germans: at every turn Japan was in lockstep with German worldview as far as racial destiny goes. Italy also tried to become a friend of Britain and America - i&#39;m reminded of the clip of Mussolini speaking English to say hello to his Italian-American friends, or Mussolini&#39;s fondness of Mosley - the Italians changed certain policies to meet German expectations at times as well. every member of the Axis had someone they wanted to reach.

(DIR) Post #APPjtloWioe9VmD7rM by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T03:07:22.731328Z

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@MK2boogaloo the Japanese had practically no written plans for that section of Oceania. Australia and New Zealand are technically not &#39;Asian&#39; in this imperial picture. Australia and New Zealand were only a problem because these two have territory in the seas, what Japan wanted was Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Indonesians supported the Japanese and Papua New Guinea is a solid naval outpost. if Britain were neutral, like they were when Germany took Austria or Czechia or the Rheinland, Japan wouldn&#39;t have attacked Australian ships &amp; bases. the Dutch and French were a bigger &#39;enemy&#39; to Japan if anything. Japan was open to leaving British footing in China even but the economic implications mean Britain has less power, ironic as it is since the British Empire fell shortly after Japan did. the Japanese have a known history of counter-Judaism. there was a saying by Japanese merchants that the Silk Road was the &#39;Semite Road&#39;, and the Chinese Communist Party the product of &#39;Kike intelligence with American money&#39;. that said, the Japanese saw the &#39;Jewish Question&#39; as something Germany was meant to solve, Japan wasn&#39;t directly antagonistic towards Jews besides rhetoric. as for negroes, Japan already has their own version of that with the africanised southeast asians; Japan held a similar view Germany did, &#39;they&#39;re fine when they&#39;re not here&#39;, i don&#39;t think the average Japanese really knew what a black was besides slaves and missionaries in cities. when France brought their Military into Germany, then Germans got upset, &#39;rhineniggers&#39;. the US does the same thing to Japan by stationing US Army there today, except the Japanese, from what i&#39;ve heard from people who live there, see this as an American issue and dislike the White soldiers equally.i&#39;m unsure if the Japanese had any broad views on India as a whole, i haven&#39;t read any. the closest i can think of is their admiration for the British Empire&#39;s efficiency at making it orderly. the Japanese, being a Shinto country, also have a tolerance of India&#39;s Hinduism. Japan is so Japanese that there aren&#39;t many reasons to hold an opinion on foreign nationals you never see. with Russia, the Japanese had a disparaging view of the country. like i mentioned previously, Russia being defeated in 1905 gave Japan immense confidence. Russia was thus a &#39;lesser White&#39; state, in 1917 the Revolution reinforced this belief. Russians fell to Communism, implying a &#39;weakness of the mind and collective consciousness&#39;, they, like China, are seen as slavish in this regard. always &#39;ruled by a foreigner&#39;. the Kievan Rus founded by Scandinavians, the Romanovs a German family, the Bolsheviks a Judeo-Ukrainian hodge podge. Lothropp Stoddard wrote that if West-Asia became Brown Man&#39;s Land through naivety, Russia and the Commonwealth could become &#39;Yellow Man&#39;s Land&#39; if we let the Japanese or Chinese hold this confidence too high. a Japanese imperialist said that America is a &#39;money-rich boob without brain&#39;, and Russia is an &#39;embarrassing beginning to the Asiatic future&#39;. in the current year, the Chinese are buying up parts of Australia through real estate, they&#39;re moving into British Columbia and California. Hong Kongers moved to Britain in the thousands, the Japanese and Koreans take schools like Harvard and MIT for granted (in recent years the liberal asian students have complained about admission discrimination). Stoddard was right in a sense, the Japanese just slipped out of the role they expected to be in.

(DIR) Post #APPlVeDRWHksu9USMS by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T03:25:25.013934Z

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@MK2boogaloo Russia itself has a considerable Asiatic issue, many West Asians are labeled Ethnic Russian so the demographics aren&#39;t reflective of the real population, sadly. the Russians, however, have more likelihood of being accepted by Orientals than anyone. as the West ebbs the East flows, Russia may have its best stock in the Northwest, but the Russian State, under Putin especially, has done nothing to make it look antithetical to Asians. this is where the Russians did far better than the US, and UK and EU. the US and entirety of the British commonwealth had laws against Chinese immigration, the &#39;yellow terror&#39; was acknowledged properly. if, instead of antagonising Russia, the West allied with the Great Bear - if we did more to help him before its Tsar was slaughtered - there&#39;d be a mediator between West and East. Goebbels hoped, and questioned, if Stalin would become anti-Semitic. a Socialist removed of Judaism. that&#39;s alt-history what iffing of course, but Goebbels did actually wonder about it. have to search my books for it but Hitler also stated in a speech that he &#39;could not care less&#39; if Russia remains Soviet, his contention was with their &#39;stepping across Germanic borders&#39;

(DIR) Post #APPn8sVsOdacUkNnQ8 by SuperSnekFriend@poa.st
2022-11-09T03:43:43.407129Z

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@MK2boogaloo Belated ohayo! :mikuwave:

(DIR) Post #APPylQMI6iQnxrTwmm by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T05:53:57.606169Z

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@doorroo &gt;the general aim of the Japanese efforts can be summed up as securing the Orient East of the -istan countries, and positioning itself as the &#39;England of Asia&#39;. the Japanese were actually quite fond of an alliance with the British in 1902, going so far as to use this as leverage against Russia, beating Russia in 1905. a defeat many called the &#39;first yellow triumph over a White crown&#39;. So like the Germans being the lord over Europe after the war then? I can see that happening in this case since many Asians would prefer the Japanese over the European overlords. Though they don&#39;t have that many similarities with the South East Asian people, maybe a puppet government?&gt;Japan, as far as their foreign ministry implied, did not seek to annex much at all. they would take Manchuria to be their Wales and Korea to be their Ireland.They wanted to take Manchuria? And here I thought they&#39;re going to give it back the the Chinese and install Puyi as some sort of overlord. Annexing Korea is logical though, they have many similarity.&gt;every other country they invaded would more or less be relinquished to a puppet government, an ally or a colony in this new Asian Commonwealth. in this way, the whole of their hemisphere would be &#39;uninvadable&#39;, therefore the foreign colonisers from Europe would need to establish trade if they wanted to keep the markets they once owned (i.e. France&#39;s Indochinese rubber, rice and spice economy).I can agree with that theory. Maybe some sort of regional power like what Dugin said about the Eurasian people. A regional power to be the counterparts of ANZAC and the American Monroe Doctrine. &gt;the Japanese took note of how other empires fared when minorities felt mistreated. E.J. Dillon wrote &#39;no race, no matter how inferior they may be, would consent to famish so that another people may fatten&#39;. so, the Japanese intended to create a &#39;state of ease&#39; for Southeast Asia to be their &#39;good version of Latin America&#39;. China would be their &#39;India&#39;, a canvas for architecture and culture away from home, as well as a hub for industry.Wouldn&#39;t it be more logical to have Japan as the industrial center of the realm? Since an industrial China will have a bigger power than the Japs. I agree though that the SEA will be their places to extract minerals and other stuff that they can&#39;t get in their island. The Southern part are rich with stuff like that but they&#39;re very undeveloped even to this day.&gt;Japan already had positive relations growing with Germany as early as WW1 because the Germans admitted they had little reason to even be in East Asia; despite their notorious brutality, Japanese officers were ordered to treat any German POWs they encountered fairly. by the 30s they saw a mutual interest in removing Foreign Occupiers and suppressing Capitalist-Communist movements abroad. in 1942, general Tomayuki Yamashita said &quot;When I met the Fuehrer he said that since boyhood he had been attracted by Japan [...] impressed by Japan&#39;s astonishing strength.&quot; This whole TIME article from 1942 discusses the Japanese fascination with Germanics and the common social sentiment to work alongside them, to be like them. you can see these elements in Japanese video games &amp; anime still, the Germanic romanticisation.Based Hitler, he was a weeb way before it was cool. The dual alliance of Aryan people.

(DIR) Post #APPz14W55EcSr7WSiO by arknights_stalin@poa.st
2022-11-09T05:56:46.919132Z

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@MK2boogaloo @doorroo I would take it with a grain of salt, Japan is generally appreciated more in the mainstream now than the past: &gt;Being forced to watch the continued reinforcement of Soviet troops from the east without any Japanese intervention was a thorn in Hitler&#39;s flesh, especially considering Japan&#39;s apparent ignorance with respect to the recent Casablanca Conference at which the Allies declared only to accept the unconditional surrenders of the Axis nations. During a private briefing on 5 March 1943, Hitler remarked:They lie right to your face and in the end all their depictions are calculated on something which turns out to be a deceit afterwards!— Adolf Hitler about the Japanese (5 March 1943)[86]

(DIR) Post #APPzRL6Y217Ppf6ZZw by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:01:30.917729Z

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@arknights_stalin @MK2boogaloo Hitler&#39;s positive views towards the Japanese are written in Mein Kampf, he states he admired them and watched the Russo-Jap war closely. in 43 and 44 his views towards many groups soured. he was disappointed with Mussolini&#39;s struggle against Ethiopians, Greeks, Balkans. Franco&#39;s inaction made Spain appear terribly since Germany gave them ample aid during the Civil War, to get nothing much in return. the Ukrainians began sabotaging Germans *and* Russians for whatever reason. the Japanese ruined their look by being so empire-focused, falling for American baiting by bombing pearl harbour.

(DIR) Post #APPzdjz1ML1YT0Uv6u by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:03:45.534998Z

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@arknights_stalin @MK2boogaloo the Japanese were in the proper position to pinch Russia from behind like they once did. of course, the US embargoed them and cut off access to valuable oil, attacking the US didn&#39;t make this resource trouble magically go away though - it&#39;d have made more sense to bite at the USSR wherever they could

(DIR) Post #APPzsGYF4JxhWrtkxc by arknights_stalin@poa.st
2022-11-09T06:06:23.716729Z

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@doorroo @MK2boogaloo I get the impression that views between the axis powers were never properly grounded in reality, the best examples being Japan&#39;s reluctance to act against the USSR and Sino-German cooperation until 1941ish

(DIR) Post #APQ026loI1Ga5awCnY by Some_German_Guy@poa.st
2022-11-09T06:08:10.368031Z

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@doorroo @MK2boogaloo @arknights_stalin it was a shit situation.japan got spooked by the molotov ribbentrop pact in the 39.and japan same as germany had no idea just how little a jew controlled nation cares about losses.japan thought they could force america to white peace out of the war.same as germany hoped england would stop.but no, schlomo gets whatever the fuck he wants.and he wanted the axis dead.

(DIR) Post #APQ03bfIuMJyCLbp4K by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:08:27.073103Z

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@doorroo &gt;this isn&#39;t exactly related, but there is a funny telegram from May 1944, a Sgt. D. Brunt, exclaiming that the buildings of Tokyo are surprisingly &#39;European styled&#39; and may not be as vulnerable to bombing as the lesser areas. in 1938, the Far Eastern service department recorded Chinese acts of terrorism and guerrila warfare, remarking that the Japanese found these tactics to be results of learning from &#39;superior German strategy&#39; and said it was difficult to deal with. Lol yeah the Japanese were modernizing but it&#39;s not as advanced as people think of, many cities and villages weren&#39;t touched by the modernization of the early 19th to 20th century Japan. So the Japs were using anti-terrorism tactics from the Germans to counter the Chinese strategy from Sino-Japanese war?&gt;this is something i say aligned the Axis even more than anti-Communism or a sense of Nationalism. while many leaders in Germany notably admired the English (Hitler being an open Anglophile), the Japanese admired the Germans: at every turn Japan was in lockstep with German worldview as far as racial destiny goes. Italy also tried to become a friend of Britain and America - i&#39;m reminded of the clip of Mussolini speaking English to say hello to his Italian-American friends, or Mussolini&#39;s fondness of Mosley - the Italians changed certain policies to meet German expectations at times as well. every member of the Axis had someone they wanted to reach.Yes, they have deep respect towards each other and longing for a friendship more than a war. You can see that they romanticized war but in reality their policy making was focused on making gains without making an enemies of one&#39;s nation.

(DIR) Post #APQ0XMZlZf9s5SCx5U by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:13:48.821833Z

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@MK2boogaloo Germany&#39;s &#39;ideal end&#39; was to watch over the Soil while Britain has the Sea. Japan would have the role of both, using puppets to manage the absolute size of Asia. Manchuria has been taken by Russia and China a number of Times, Japan gave Puyi a position of power as an ornament at most. Japanese settlers were gradually displacing Manchurian natives and Han citizens, once it&#39;s more Japanese than Chinese there is no longer a reason to have Puyi, and any attempt by Russia to re-enter this region counts as invading Japan itself. they didn&#39;t want the island of Japan to be the industrial centre due to this taking away from its living space, outsourcing industry and pollutants to the landmass of China, with Japanese representatives on top, keeps it in check with polluting their own home. Germany did this by making Ukraine an agricultural hub and moving all of the &#39;worse&#39; concentration camps to Poland.

(DIR) Post #APQ0Yc3tU20ePBtbEm by arknights_stalin@poa.st
2022-11-09T06:14:02.913714Z

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@Some_German_Guy @doorroo @MK2boogaloo I think the battle of khalkhin gol which started afew months before the pact was also a factor. But frankly speaking if realistic assessments took priority ww2 would be alot more different.

(DIR) Post #APQ1Z41HdWb14MSBjk by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:25:19.245763Z

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@arknights_stalin @MK2boogaloo that&#39;s really the crux of the issue. the Axis wasn&#39;t in the same boat. Germany trained Chinese troops, provided Africans with weaponry, sent diplomats to the Balkans, sent troops and materiel during the Spanish Civil War, formed a Palestine Agreement, accepted Middle Eastern and Indian recruits. in one way or another the groups they helped either fought Italy and Japan or decided to become neutral. every primary member of the Axis wanted to establish a realm to call their own, but their idea of what land they deserved and when to prioritise it differed. Japan was fighting China as early as 1931, they really wanted that empire. Italy started its campaigns in Africa as early as 1934. Germany didn&#39;t remilitarise until around 1937, prior to that she only went into areas with German-majority populations.

(DIR) Post #APQ1rzt3E5a5kndBtg by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:28:45.785596Z

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@doorroo &gt;the Japanese had practically no written plans for that section of Oceania. Australia and New Zealand are technically not &#39;Asian&#39; in this imperial picture. Australia and New Zealand were only a problem because these two have territory in the seas, what Japan wanted was Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Indonesians supported the Japanese and Papua New Guinea is a solid naval outpost. if Britain were neutral, like they were when Germany took Austria or Czechia or the Rheinland, Japan wouldn&#39;t have attacked Australian ships &amp; bases. the Dutch and French were a bigger &#39;enemy&#39; to Japan if anything. Japan was open to leaving British footing in China even but the economic implications mean Britain has less power, ironic as it is since the British Empire fell shortly after Japan did.New Guinea? I think the Japanese would be fine to leave it in the hands of the Anglos since it has many negroes and belong in the Anglosphere. But I do agree that the Japanese wanted Indonesia no matter what since it has many resources and the Indonesians supported the Japanese against the rule of the Dutch. I think the bigger enemy of Japan is the US really, they&#39;re the only one who wanted to limit the Japanese expansion with every tool in the shed. Well the fall of the empire was the result of their &quot;victory&quot; against the Axis. As long as Germany isn&#39;t the power over the continent the Britbongs would let it be, even though their empire is collapsing right before their eyes.&gt;i&#39;m unsure if the Japanese had any broad views on India as a whole, i haven&#39;t read any. the closest i can think of is their admiration for the British Empire&#39;s efficiency at making it orderly. the Japanese, being a Shinto country, also have a tolerance of India&#39;s Hinduism. Japan is so Japanese that there aren&#39;t many reasons to hold an opinion on foreign nationals you never see.I&#39;&#39;m not talking about the relation but more about the expansion route. Will Japan ever consider setting the Indians free and adding them into her empire? &gt;with Russia, the Japanese had a disparaging view of the country. like i mentioned previously, Russia being defeated in 1905 gave Japan immense confidence. Russia was thus a &#39;lesser White&#39; state, in 1917 the Revolution reinforced this belief. Russians fell to Communism, implying a &#39;weakness of the mind and collective consciousness&#39;, they, like China, are seen as slavish in this regard. always &#39;ruled by a foreigner&#39;. the Kievan Rus founded by Scandinavians, the Romanovs a German family, the Bolsheviks a Judeo-Ukrainian hodge podge.I disagree with their view but I can understand it, I can only imagine their opinion towards the Union after they lost the war. Japanese people often forget that the Russians they fought on weren&#39;t on full power at that time and I bet they regret antagonizing the Russians after the border clash in inter war period. Cool to see them cower when they see the strength of the Russians.&gt;Lothropp Stoddard wrote that if West-Asia became Brown Man&#39;s Land through naivety, Russia and the Commonwealth could become &#39;Yellow Man&#39;s Land&#39; if we let the Japanese or Chinese hold this confidence too high. a Japanese imperialist said that America is a &#39;money-rich boob without brain&#39;, and Russia is an &#39;embarrassing beginning to the Asiatic future&#39;. in the current year, the Chinese are buying up parts of Australia through real estate, they&#39;re moving into British Columbia and California. Hong Kongers moved to Britain in the thousands, the Japanese and Koreans take schools like Harvard and MIT for granted (in recent years the liberal asian students have complained about admission discrimination). Stoddard was right in a sense, the Japanese just slipped out of the role they expected to be in.Lol, this might be the century for the Asians if they left unchecked by the Europeans. But I still think they have a long way before domination, their country is in shambles today and China still hasn&#39;t bring it&#39;s full potential under the Communist party, sure they&#39;re catching up but nevertheless the Europeans still held strong.

(DIR) Post #APQ1wVYVQPWB8AAjkO by arknights_stalin@poa.st
2022-11-09T06:29:34.349955Z

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@doorroo @MK2boogaloo pretty much, and in the wake of said empire building communism expanded which is what makes the aftermath of ww2 so amusing

(DIR) Post #APQ26NWCA7JF6DnX72 by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:31:21.728499Z

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@doorroo &gt;Russia itself has a considerable Asiatic issue, many West Asians are labeled Ethnic Russian so the demographics aren&#39;t reflective of the real population, sadly. the Russians, however, have more likelihood of being accepted by Orientals than anyone. as the West ebbs the East flows, Russia may have its best stock in the Northwest, but the Russian State, under Putin especially, has done nothing to make it look antithetical to Asians. This is what Russia should focus on tbh, they need to Russianize the big Eurasian realm they have today. Rather than sucking the cocks of the Asiatic people, they should embrace what Dugin called the Russian destiny. Putin is a cool guy, but he still has a far way of being a good leader for the Russians. We can only wait for his successor. I wonder who will succeed him, maybe a Romanov? Or a true Fascist?

(DIR) Post #APQ28z6bNv5wFl4NiC by Some_German_Guy@poa.st
2022-11-09T06:31:49.260743Z

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@arknights_stalin @doorroo @MK2boogaloo huh interesting.never knew that the manchukuo border war was zhukovs first command.

(DIR) Post #APQ2DRomZeQgShrYtU by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:32:37.373869Z

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@MK2boogaloo some pages on Chinese terror

(DIR) Post #APQ2Z8s9h5Iq4emkNs by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:36:33.634312Z

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@doorroo and I hit post before expanding on other issues, damn it.&gt;this is where the Russians did far better than the US, and UK and EU. the US and entirety of the British commonwealth had laws against Chinese immigration, the &#39;yellow terror&#39; was acknowledged properly. if, instead of antagonising Russia, the West allied with the Great Bear - if we did more to help him before its Tsar was slaughtered - there&#39;d be a mediator between West and East.Yes this is what I&#39;m talking about, Russia should be the mediator between the two races since they held sway over both. Shame the US choose to abandon the Czar and the Russian traditionalism. I wonder what&#39;s going to happen if the German won, I know they would create a puppet state like the Brest-Litovsk treaty but what about Russia in general? Who will be the leader to replace Stalin and the Communist? It will not be the royal family for sure since Hitler hated the monarchy, maybe the Emperor in the east?&gt;Goebbels hoped, and questioned, if Stalin would become anti-Semitic. a Socialist removed of Judaism. that&#39;s alt-history what iffing of course, but Goebbels did actually wonder about it. have to search my books for it but Hitler also stated in a speech that he &#39;could not care less&#39; if Russia remains Soviet, his contention was with their &#39;stepping across Germanic borders&#39;Isn&#39;t this what happened after the war? Stalin became disillusioned by the jews and sought to genocide them, he was called the 2nd Hitler by the jews for that lol. Also, right before his death, he wanted to move them somewhere else to Central Asia, just like the original plan for Hitler. I wonder what&#39;s the race of Stalin&#39;s doctor......

(DIR) Post #APQ31l4DHV1mdm4QTI by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:41:43.934897Z

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@arknights_stalin @doorroo hmm this is a bit complicated thing, first of all I think the reason why the Japanese didn&#39;t send troops to help the Germans by tying up the Soviet reserve were:1. They feared the Soviet strength after that border clash near Mongolia.2. They don&#39;t have enough resources to fight a massive land war.3. They&#39;re focusing on the battle against the US and the Royal navy.It&#39;s easy to see stuff nowadays since we know what happened unlike Hitler and the rest of the world at that time. I can understand why Hitler said this and why this happened in the first place.

(DIR) Post #APQ3NNPTuyFFdmKKf2 by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:45:38.353797Z

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@doorroo @arknights_stalin yes I agree, for Hitler it must be depressing to see that you&#39;re the only one that can do things perfectly. Mussolini was betrayed and much of the power switch sides to the allies, the Japs are losing their grip and choose to send more troops on the war in China, the Balkan nations struggle and playing intrigued behind his back.

(DIR) Post #APQ3UvF2WzyCav2bMO by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:46:59.405012Z

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@MK2boogaloo New Guinea was mere prison colony and Naval outpost material to Japan from what i can discern. the US&#39; financial squid was the enemy of everyone involved, England included. unfortunately the idea at the time in Europe was that the best way around it is to simply become the US&#39; biggest, buddy, the way you try to get close to the chubby rich kid in class knowing he has the best consoles.in Hitler&#39;s official declaration of war against the United States, he genuinely says FDR is &quot;mentally ill&quot; for acting this way. i have a hard time imagining Japan could reach or convince India, people say India despised British rule, but there is a large number of Hindi nationalists who hate Ghandi with a passion and see themselves as their own thing moreso than &#39;Asian&#39;. Japan&#39;s ego was heavily overinflated by their 1905 victory, i believe this stands true for all of Asia. everything China does is an imitation of the US model with collectivist characteristics

(DIR) Post #APQ3gZ9gTQgZZO5WFc by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:49:06.438104Z

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@doorroo @arknights_stalin they were seeking the oils in Indonesia. I think it helped a lot, but it might be preferable to ease up the war in China and focused on Russia first.

(DIR) Post #APQ3uS1zl17tWs72Iq by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T06:51:36.991762Z

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@Some_German_Guy @doorroo @arknights_stalin agree, they were quite optimistic and it doomed them. &gt;Surely the British would stop this war now that the French has been knocked out of the fight&gt;Surely the US would stop this war now since they got no fleet left&gt;Surely Stalin would surrender now that we control vast amount of their resources and territory

(DIR) Post #APQ413nIGiyuO0O5JI by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T06:52:47.694154Z

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@MK2boogaloo i dislike Dugin&#39;s anti-Whiteness for obvious reasons, i agree with his Russian destiny outside of that. the Asians will absolutely take advantage of Russia when Putin is gone unless he veers into a form of Russian affirmation that prevents the growing minority groups from claiming the country as theirs

(DIR) Post #APQ43tn1v9LYE9cMKm by Some_German_Guy@poa.st
2022-11-09T06:53:18.781888Z

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@MK2boogaloo @doorroo @arknights_stalin its always the same.even a century later as the russiens have found out recently.

(DIR) Post #APQ5Di0mfNeIY2ICrg by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:06:17.372914Z

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@MK2boogaloo hundreds of thousands of Soviet citizens, up to millions supposedly, collaborated with Germans against Stalin.there were talks within the inner circle on how Russian states should be ruled after Chairman Stalin. it&#39;s inconclusive. some sort of council of Russian Nationalists with a de facto monarch is the most likely outcome since that seems to be what the people gravitate towardsDavid R. Francis, US ambassador, commented that the Russian people had their destiny ripped away from them by foreigners, the US was the first to recognise the Bolsheviks as legitimate anyways, as if it didn&#39;t matter Stalin did become suspicious of Jews after the war, too late for it to matter, had he leaned in on that suspicion in 37, 38 like Goebbels wondered, the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact would be the worse than the destruction of the First Temple, Egyptian exile and all pogroms of the middle ages combined

(DIR) Post #APQ5I2NOtOysrmw3KC by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:07:04.225630Z

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@MK2boogaloo so tired i keep making silly typos

(DIR) Post #APQ5Lc5gZ2ieV8M2XA by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T07:07:43.837418Z

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@doorroo &gt;Germany&#39;s &#39;ideal end&#39; was to watch over the Soil while Britain has the Sea. Japan would have the role of both, using puppets to manage the absolute size of Asia.Yes that is true. Though the British disagree for whatever reason and this justify their constant hatred towards the Germans. Very stupid of the British tbh.&gt;Manchuria has been taken by Russia and China a number of Times, Japan gave Puyi a position of power as an ornament at most. Japanese settlers were gradually displacing Manchurian natives and Han citizens, once it&#39;s more Japanese than Chinese there is no longer a reason to have Puyi, and any attempt by Russia to re-enter this region counts as invading Japan itself. Hmm that is true, I&#39;ve read somewhere the Japanese tried colonizing Manchuria but I still think they would give Puyi some sort of power maybe a puppet for the Reorganized China? Without Manchuria they would be quite weakened and the Japanese would play an integral role in it. Of course they wouldn&#39;t let any European power to take hold in any conquered territory.&gt;they didn&#39;t want the island of Japan to be the industrial centre due to this taking away from its living space, outsourcing industry and pollutants to the landmass of China, with Japanese representatives on top, keeps it in check with polluting their own home. Germany did this by making Ukraine an agricultural hub and moving all of the &#39;worse&#39; concentration camps to Poland.But outsourcing industry would weaken their power. The people on top would still need a power behind them and the Japanese industry is the power I&#39;m talking about. Just like the Germans, they don&#39;t want to outsource their industrial power but more like importing stuff from the other places and make some nation specialize in some industry to held them in check.

(DIR) Post #APQ5oi8ZA8vdeTZoTw by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:12:58.314999Z

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@MK2boogaloo @arknights_stalin at the very least, the meetings between Hitler and Mussolini were very wholesome. he was reportedly more worried for Mussolini&#39;s safety in imprisonment than he was about the German retreat in Ukraine days earlier

(DIR) Post #APQ61ECzkPYaavcJ7Y by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T07:15:15.092004Z

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@doorroo @arknights_stalin &gt;the Axis wasn&#39;t in the same boat. Germany trained Chinese troops, provided Africans with weaponry, sent diplomats to the Balkans, sent troops and materiel during the Spanish Civil War, formed a Palestine Agreement, accepted Middle Eastern and Indian recruits. in one way or another the groups they helped either fought Italy and Japan or decided to become neutral.The problem is that they&#39;re still not coordinated even through the war. I remember reading that the Germans supported the Chetniks who were fighting against the Italians in the Balkan. We should learn from this mistake, especially about Franco&#39;s betrayal.

(DIR) Post #APQ65NIBurPzvT1aOu by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T07:16:00.055678Z

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@doorroo booked, will read today.

(DIR) Post #APQ687UT7kFZmm4n8i by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:16:28.745635Z

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@MK2boogaloo @arknights_stalin China was basically incapable of repelling Japan, dialing back a bit to hit Russia wouldn&#39;t have been a setback. Indonesian oil was tricky since they had to repair oil fields, like rebuilding a munitions factory before making more ammunition and at the same time still using the ammunition you already have

(DIR) Post #APQ6RWLsuhBYOWJQHI by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T07:20:00.184786Z

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@Some_German_Guy @arknights_stalin @doorroo you know what&#39;s even more interesting? There&#39;s a Russian general called Von Ungern Sternberg, a German descendant who wanted to reestablish the Russian empire and went to some deep religious syncretism on Buddhism and Christianity, he was called the God of War by the Mongolians.

(DIR) Post #APQ6mpF9s1ih4CKCh6 by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:23:50.309818Z

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@MK2boogaloo i can&#39;t say i understand the Japanese mind fully. they wanted to colonise Manchuria, Puyi was a means of stalling the natives while they do so, the plan seemed to be ousting him afterwards. i wouldn&#39;t say this is a smart plan, but that appeared to be where it was heading. same for the industry question. Autarky is preferable but Japan didn&#39;t take action to achieve this, at least not at the time. it&#39;s an ironic opposite in the Axis. Germany had one of the greatest economic miracles in recorded history during the 30s, Japan was developing but poor. they&#39;ve been stagnant more decades than they&#39;ve grown

(DIR) Post #APQ6op4pSd8V84RhoG by Some_German_Guy@poa.st
2022-11-09T07:24:12.318396Z

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@MK2boogaloo @doorroo @arknights_stalin he was austro hungarien.single handedly uniting the mongol clans and lead them to fight the soviets.they crownd him genghis khan the second.his story is fascinating.

(DIR) Post #APQ6wvkgWite9FtDkG by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T07:25:40.790185Z

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@doorroo lmao imagined getting called mentally ill by a ruler.&gt;New Guinea was mere prison colony and Naval outpost material to Japan from what i can discern.Hence why it&#39;s not so important to them&gt;the US&#39; financial squid was the enemy of everyone involved, England included. unfortunately the idea at the time in Europe was that the best way around it is to simply become the US&#39; biggest, buddy, the way you try to get close to the chubby rich kid in class knowing he has the best consoles.that&#39;s stupid, why choose to be buddy-buddy with the US when you can be best frens with your cousin on the continent? Well, they&#39;re greedy I suppose. &gt;i have a hard time imagining Japan could reach or convince India, people say India despised British rule, but there is a large number of Hindi nationalists who hate Ghandi with a passion and see themselves as their own thing moreso than &#39;Asian&#39;.Yeah but maybe giving a support for the Indians to obstruct the British power on Asia? Surely that will divert the power of the British greatly. Also I&#39;ve heard that the British made a big mistake by giving Indians weapon since they&#39;re using it later in their war of independence. Gandhi was a retard anyway, his view about Christianity and politics give me the impression that he was a true Indian who knew nothing more than what he experienced in his own country. &gt;Japan&#39;s ego was heavily overinflated by their 1905 victory, i believe this stands true for all of Asia. everything China does is an imitation of the US model with collectivist characteristics Yeah I&#39;ve been saying that, they were greatly shocked when they were defeated in Khalkhin Gol.

(DIR) Post #APQ7HSRCiAhxJTZ8cK by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T07:29:23.379761Z

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@doorroo Dugin can be retarded sometimes, he tried to not use race so that he will no be viewed as a Fascist even though that&#39;s what needed to reach greatness. The Russian can be great again once they realize their destiny is to pacify the Eurasian steppe and not pandering to be part of them.

(DIR) Post #APQ7UOZ4QHXD47PkDw by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:31:42.401773Z

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@MK2boogaloo @Some_German_Guy @arknights_stalin reading about Sternberg was really something. Pyotr Wrangle too

(DIR) Post #APQ8DXTs7TUdkXVcDg by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:39:52.165236Z

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@MK2boogaloo &gt;why choose to be buddy-buddy with the US when you can be best frens with your cousin on the continent?this is the sad drawback of Britain. personal Anglicism aside, the UK has a tendency to see itself as away from everyone else since it is an island and not another piece of several pieces. the US is an extension of the UK that became far larger than its forebearer. others look to this success and want a part. you start sacrificing integrity in the process. a lot of Europe has and is turning away from that behaviour now. Germany managed to divert power from Britain and India, Indians still cling on to Hitler like crazy, i don&#39;t think Japan could exert the same allure. there&#39;s a chance the simple fact of being a freedom fighter would draw Indians to Japan&#39;s cause

(DIR) Post #APQ8TFlxj4hJShSods by arknights_stalin@poa.st
2022-11-09T07:42:43.134634Z

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@MK2boogaloo @Some_German_Guy @doorroo Each of these events never were concluded, the british expeditionary force escapred france, the strike on pearl harbour failed to sink america&#39;s key ships (Aircraft carriers) and a full proper seizure of the USSR&#39;s oil was blocked by the failure to hold stalingrad

(DIR) Post #APQ8uteRZ970xj80sy by Varus@bae.st
2022-11-09T07:47:41.589477Z

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@doorroo @MK2boogaloo Japan first became aware of the jq when they were given a russian Japanese translation of the protocols of Zion when they were fighting in Russia in the early 1900s

(DIR) Post #APQ8zR6V8FWLs7Pt8C by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:48:31.980452Z

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@MK2boogaloo aversion to Race can lead one into damaging paths, taking his writing in samples you can still apply it to a much needed Russian Nationalism.interestingly, this segment of &#39;Races of Europe&#39; from the 1890s fits the same idea&#39;the Fate of every Slav is to bear the brunt of Asiatic onslaughts&#39;, &#39;guarding the marches of Europe&#39;, &#39;the Russian evolved separate from Europe&#39; if Germany is cultivating the continent, Russia is patrolling the wall and England is pioneering the outer worlds, ideally

(DIR) Post #APQ9jSGP9Ve4n0zaAC by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T07:56:50.130994Z

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@arknights_stalin @MK2boogaloo @Some_German_Guy had the Germans not been ordered to restrain themselves at Dunkirk, the expeditionary force was done for.the pearl harbour strike was a hasty action, i&#39;m inclined to say the Japanese didn&#39;t sincerely believe the US would hold back from a naval bombing, the attack comes off as a &#39;we&#39;re not accepting your bullying&#39; impulse to meas for stalingrad, setbacks aiding Italy in Balkans and Africa plus generals making their own plans really sent that seizure into the john. the scene from Der Untergang, &quot;Das Militar hat mich belogen!&quot; &quot;Feiglinge! Verraeter! Versager!

(DIR) Post #APQGQzm52DuGtmx9pw by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T09:11:57.510699Z

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@doorroo yes but who will rule them? I think Konstantin Rodzaevsky might be the guy who will be chosen to rule the Russian. You should know the guy, he&#39;s the Black Emperor who lived on the east.&gt;Stalin did become suspicious of Jews after the war, too late for it to matter, had he leaned in on that suspicion in 37, 38 like Goebbels wondered, the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact would be the worse than the destruction of the First Temple, Egyptian exile and all pogroms of the middle ages combinedI hope so, even better if he wanted to, he can become the next Russian Czar. Imagine how the US would react to such things.

(DIR) Post #APQGY88MLyMAqsmBvc by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T09:13:14.862382Z

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@doorroo @arknights_stalin yeah, both were best friend with each other. Sadly the Italian high command have a hatred for the Germans that they&#39;re willing to betray their country to the allies.

(DIR) Post #APQGnOMaILpdWwhuRE by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T09:16:00.366649Z

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@doorroo @arknights_stalin &gt;China was basically incapable of repelling Japan, dialing back a bit to hit Russia wouldn&#39;t have been a setback.Yes that&#39;s what I said, they should stabilize the front and send some troops to tie down the Soviet or at least attack the US vessel that were going to send the Lend Lease.&gt;Indonesian oil was tricky since they had to repair oil fields, like rebuilding a munitions factory before making more ammunition and at the same time still using the ammunition you already haveIt&#39;s better than having none, remember that at that point the Japanese supply of oil was the US and they decided to embargo Japan so she only has some time before she used all of the oil.

(DIR) Post #APQHMqMEClYmULRf2e by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T09:22:24.791878Z

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@doorroo &gt; can&#39;t say i understand the Japanese mind fully. they wanted to colonise Manchuria, Puyi was a means of stalling the natives while they do so, the plan seemed to be ousting him afterwards. i wouldn&#39;t say this is a smart plan, but that appeared to be where it was heading.Or they might keep him in power until he dies, that guy is harmless.&gt;same for the industry question. Autarky is preferable but Japan didn&#39;t take action to achieve this, at least not at the time. it&#39;s an ironic opposite in the Axis. Germany had one of the greatest economic miracles in recorded history during the 30s, Japan was developing but poor. they&#39;ve been stagnant more decades than they&#39;ve grownI think Japan truly wanted some cooperation with the Co-prosperity Sphere by extracting resources from them to be used in their factories. Japan has some growth, it was hindered by wars in China. Maybe they&#39;re going to implement Autarky after war?

(DIR) Post #APQHPlzUtdWDoYD4sa by MK2boogaloo@freespeechextremist.com
2022-11-09T09:22:56.560792Z

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@Some_German_Guy @doorroo @arknights_stalin no such thing as Austro-Hungarian, he&#39;s German that gets Russianize.

(DIR) Post #APQHYSUGmPntvmkFXM by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T09:24:29.253975Z

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@MK2boogaloo Rodzaevsky didn&#39;t come off as a Ruler to me, neither did Stalin seem to be Csarist in appeal. there&#39;s a sense of Personality missing i feel.Rodzaevsky i could see being the right hand man of the reinstalled Romanovs, carried on by Nicholas&#39; nearest cousin. that or the &#39;Prime Minister&#39; under the Crown as Mussolini was to the King of Italy. Wrangel had significantly more individual impression to fit the title of a unifying Ruler, yet he was out of the picture four years after Lenin.

(DIR) Post #APQHph9fUzVQLSKOLA by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T09:27:36.857553Z

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@MK2boogaloo @arknights_stalin i was agreeing by restating in other words, Japan was in a tight spot they could only brute their way out of

(DIR) Post #APQIteA4fcRWAoxxAW by doorroo@mirr0r.city
2022-11-09T09:39:31.765723Z

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@MK2boogaloo there were cases of Chinese warlords collaborating or submitting to Japan, then being executed once their use was expired, i suppose it&#39;s probable they&#39;d grant a passive emperor a natural deathmills were built at the same time farms were being bought out by plutocrats, it&#39;d be wiser to have the populace homefront satisfied and productive before fighting, the advent of war was invigorating nonetheless. war as a business and motivation, then use the spoils to stimulate domestic growth. it works, if it works. the co-prosperity sphere would circumvent any national impotency by having the entire collective be self-sufficient and shared, everyone contributes and receives, Japan stays afloat by being the buoy of the dependents

(DIR) Post #APQgYIzuYm6vLyZKUa by Earmuffs@bae.st
2022-11-09T14:04:34.813411Z

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@MK2boogaloo morning nipaa :sip2: