Donald Trump questions why US protects Japan
Donald Trump questions why US protects Japan
Trump said he loves Japan but was skeptical about the security arrangements with the country.
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Too much heat on donald being a Russian asset so he's going to shift to helping China?
Nope Russia also has land issues with Japan. So it could go either or.
the kuril islands which russia forcibly took from japan.
What land issues? The Kurils which they rightfully won in 1945? They already control them all, it is Japan that has issues with it.
No treaty ever awarded the Kuril Islands to the Soviet Union.
So? Don’t see the problem in denying land to a country where 400,000 innocent people died in their occupation every month.
Have you seen how close Russia is to Japan?
It's also about destroying US soft power in general. Putin wants an isolated US so he's having Trump torch every bridge with every ally the US has. Any country that the US has a friendly relationship with is in the firing line.
this is his plan, to weaken europe and the us, so they dont intefere russia expansion into its neighbors.
It is less Putin having Trump torch every bridge, it is just Trump being an isolationist (and being Trump) in general.
I don't even have a problem with isolationists (provided they don't invade anyone), it's just infuriating to act like anybody owes the US anything for what they essentially imposed on others and benefited from. E.g. Canada
PS: I'm not saying that americans were not stiffed, there is a lot of poverty in the US, but they need to ask their local billionaire oligarch why the crazy wealth they made with these partnerships didn't "trickle down" to them and why billionaires pay lower taxes than anyone else.
I assumed it was to help North Korea, but who knows at this point