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to add to this:
i'm reading a book by Jim Rickards, who is a CIA asset but has some good points, and he mentions that Japan is a treaty ally of the US, aka since the end of WW2 when Japan surrendered it has been legally bound by a treaty to be the US' gimp slave.
in recent decades this has been most clearly seen economically in the Bank of Japan being the largest holder of US government debt and also debasing its own currency and weakening its economy through yield curve control.

as we saw last week with the Japanese not participating in the treasury auction during the ICBC hack, and also the first statements by Bank of Japan governor Ueda that YCC will be incrementally shifting towards positive interest rates (attracting investment back to Japan from US), we are seeing some very big tectonic shifts in geopolitical/economic alignments at the moment

ANYWAY so when I read the line in Rickards about Japan being a treaty ally, I got a "download" of information (this has been happening more frequently lately, idk why) to the effect that, basically, a lot of the "clown world" elements that don't make sense or seem inverted these last few years are due to post-WW2 legal arrangements or even WW1 arrangements. WW3, which has been going on already but is about to go hot, is intended to bring this "great work" to an end.

so, japan being under treaty to US, china/taiwan/hong kong, Israel/balfour declaration, India/Pakistan, all the fucked up borders and boundaries in the middle east like kurdistan, the caucausus republics that don't make sense, Germany never officially conceding defeat, all the tax haven islands and principalities, the Bank for International Settlements actually being formed to administer WW1 reparations from Germany to the rest of Europe, all the colonial economic and resource flows dating back from the Monroe Doctrine or before- all of this stems from a complicated legal/political web which will be cut.