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55 minutes ago, Victor68 said:

She is a joke lah but half of Taiwanese are too. They loved to be colonised and treated as 2nd class. But afraid they may somehow lose their freedom. There are even people saying Taiwan manage to be industrialize because they were occupied by Japan. So, Taiwanese should always be ruled by others in order to succeed?😭

actually jap colonise taiwan/korea, use them for resource and recruit them for war. they did bring some tech to develop the place to better the production. it is the same as britain in india. they did educate some of the people, they did build some infrastructure. they also benefit much more from the resource exploitation than india get in returns. they also recruit them to fight in their wars within india and all over the world.

so in the end, the colonised actually paid more than they benefit. this is why the colonising game is so rewarding to the imperialist. not to come and spread salvation and save the heathens.

truth is taiwan development was ignored by qing gahmen. and then when the kmt escaped to taiwan they treated the chinese who were like local already very badly. comparing this to the japan colonisation, they felt better. 

cant blame the multi generation localised taiwanese for feeling this way. they fought for the japanese. they never really fought the dutch.

just like thailand, they didnt fight the japs or the amdk colonisers. so the whole of their history they wont have deep suspicion and trust them easily.

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2 hours ago, Nolicense said:

actually jap colonise taiwan/korea, use them for resource and recruit them for war. they did bring some tech to develop the place to better the production. it is the same as britain in india. they did educate some of the people, they did build some infrastructure. they also benefit much more from the resource exploitation than india get in returns. they also recruit them to fight in their wars within india and all over the world.

so in the end, the colonised actually paid more than they benefit. this is why the colonising game is so rewarding to the imperialist. not to come and spread salvation and save the heathens.

truth is taiwan development was ignored by qing gahmen. and then when the kmt escaped to taiwan they treated the chinese who were like local already very badly. comparing this to the japan colonisation, they felt better. 

cant blame the multi generation localised taiwanese for feeling this way. they fought for the japanese. they never really fought the dutch.

just like thailand, they didnt fight the japs or the amdk colonisers. so the whole of their history they wont have deep suspicion and trust them easily.

Spain, Portugal, England, all also educate and build infrastructures where they conquered. But I can't say they are more brutal as Japanese. So, if people love to be under master, they cannot expect all to follow them. At least they should admit they are losers. Haha

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45 minutes ago, Victor68 said:

Spain, Portugal, England, all also educate and build infrastructures where they conquered. But I can't say they are more brutal as Japanese. So, if people love to be under master, they cannot expect all to follow them. At least they should admit they are losers. Haha

omg, they can be very brutal. like king leopold ii macross mentioned. spain, portual and britain.. they have their share too

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Just watched on cctv...jippun actually built 3 submersible "aircraft carriers" at tail-end of ww2...us seized and destroyed them as reported. 

They were actually submarines but could hold up to 3 bombers to be deployed on sea level...

Never trust the recalcitant jippun...sure to seek revenge if ever be strong again... 

They are capable of re-engineer almost anything with their various heavy industries capacity...think mitsubishi, Hitachi during ww2...even Honda is able to build aerojet now...

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8 minutes ago, mersaylee said:

Just watched on cctv...jippun actually built 3 submersible "aircraft carriers" at tail-end of ww2...us seized and destroyed them as reported. 

They were actually submarines but could hold up to 3 bombers to be deployed on sea level...

Never trust the recalcitant jippun...sure to seek revenge if ever be strong again... 

They are capable of re-engineer almost anything with their various heavy industries capacity...think mitsubishi, Hitachi during ww2...even Honda is able to build aerojet now...

Just be careful with CCTV narrative.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_aircraft_carrier

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28 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

Just be careful with CCTV narrative.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_aircraft_carrier

As usual lah...always paint ugly pictures...ccp wanshui all the mao mao way 😁

Was merely surprised to learn about that type of aircraft carrier actually existed in ww2...prompted me to share about their engineering capability...

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What Japan did during WW2 should never be forgotten especially the fact that they have never officially apologised and admitted their fault. Now they even try to rewrite history and hiding all these facts from their next generations. 

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1 minute ago, mersaylee said:

As usual lah...always paint ugly pictures...ccp wanshui all the mao mao way 😁

Was merely surprised to learn about that type of aircraft carrier actually existed in ww2...prompted me to share about their engineering capability...

Japanese was very good in copying AMDK idea.

Coupled with strong R&D, there were leading the west.

Now, they are lagging.

On the other hand, Japan is using Amphibious Assault Ship as Mini Aircraft Carrier for F35B.

Similar to USS America.

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27 minutes ago, Victor68 said:

What Japan did during WW2 should never be forgotten especially the fact that they have never officially apologised and admitted their fault. Now they even try to rewrite history and hiding all these facts from their next generations. 

the replies i see sometimes, makes me think if we got kempeitai in mcf.

we should keep repeating and commemorating and even make more movies and documentaries about the atrocities. there is no safe zone outside japan to avoid seeing this history.

it is our duty to inform the average japanese of the truth. they should not be lied to by their gahmen and made to go to war again becos of their gahmen's ambitions.

in fact we should emulate what sk are doing in the civic space rather than hide in shame for example to the korean women.

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12 minutes ago, Nolicense said:

the replies i see sometimes, makes me think if we got kempeitai in mcf.

we should keep repeating and commemorating and even make more movies and documentaries about the atrocities. there is no safe zone outside japan to avoid seeing this history.

it is our duty to inform the average japanese of the truth. they should not be lied to by their gahmen and made to go to war again becos of their gahmen's ambitions.

in fact we should emulate what sk are doing in the civic space rather than hide in shame for example to the korean women.

The yasukuni shrine is erected to pay respect to their heroes in WW2 which is class A war criminals. We can forgive but never forget

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Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’

https://www.defensenews.com/global/asia-pacific/2021/10/14/japan-launches-second-taigei-class-submarine-hakugei/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=Socialflow+DFN

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Oct 15, 02:07 AM

MELBOURNE, Australia – Japan has launched the second of a new class of diesel-electric submarines exactly one year to the day that the lead boat of the lithium-ion powered series took to the water.

The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time. The submarine will now undergo final construction and sea trials before commissioning into the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force or JMSDF, which is planned for March 2023.

The Hakugei is the second Taigei-class submarine. This is a 3,000-ton, diesel-electric attack submarine measuring 84 meters (275 feet) long, and was previously known as the 29SS class, named after the 29th year of Emperor Akihito’s reign in Japan.

The first boat of the class, the Taigei, was launched in October 2020 and began sea trials in July this year. It is expected to be commissioned in March 2022.

The commissioning will allow the JMSDF to continue efforts to recapitalize its submarine fleet, with the service keeping some older boats in service as it brought the number of submarines in service to 22.

The decision to increase the JMSDF submarine force from 16 boats was announced in the 2010 national defense program guidelines. It comes as Japan continues to cast a wary eye on China’s military modernization and increasing assertiveness in the region.

Like the last two boats of the preceding Soryu-class and the Taigei, the Hakugei will be equipped with lithium-ion batteries as a power source. Japan has conducted extensive research into the use of lithium-ion batteries on submarines since the early 2000s, and says they require less maintenance and are capable of longer endurance at high speeds while submerged compared to lead-acid batteries.

It is currently the only known country to have operational submarines using lithium-ion batteries.

The upsized submarine force will comprise eight older Oyashio-class submarines, twelve Soryus and the two Taigei-class boats. Japan has already laid down one more Taigei-class submarine and has funding approved for two more, the latest being $602.3 million allocated for one more boat in the defense ministry’s latest budget.

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China New YJ 12 missile! Most Dangerous supersonic anti ship Missile,even more dangerous than DF 21D.

YJ-12 Anti-ship Missile Regarded by US media as China’s Most Dangerous Missile. The new missile provides an increased threat to naval assets, due to its long range and supersonic speeds. The YJ-12 is an air-launched, anti-ship cruise missile that China deploys on its H-6K medium-range strategic bombers. The YJ-12 has a range of 400 km, can reach speeds of up to Mach 3, and is capable of performing air-borne evasive maneuvers before hitting its target.

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20 minutes ago, Macrosszero said:

Because it’s behind a paywall I can only imagine how good it is

hahaha... i also read hard copy at breakfast one la.. see if anyone else good enough to paste if they got subscription.

interesting point is japan korea. anyone should know if they want to, they can go all the way anytime in nukes and missiles.

US been restricting their missile developments behind the scenes, but domestic politics in jp kr may eventually break the restrictions, its surprising to me that they havent already done it with all the stuff north korea and china been doing.

ROC already making cruise missiles too.

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