"Disruption of the Japan-US Security Treaty" ("Review"?)

This Power Word came out of the incumbent President of the United States.

"It is commmmmmming"

I thought it.

Come on, let's get started.

Recrudescences of the conflict over the Japan-US Security Treaty in the 60's and 70's and campus disputes that continues being criticized for the reason of "not being summarized properly".

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Now, 20 years have already passed since the Cold War.

The significance of Japan's existence is getting much smaller than before, as a breakwater for anti-Communism against China that almost transitioned to a capitalist economy.

However, from the view of post-war Japan's economic recovery, we must admit that it has made a huge contribution.

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And now, it may be a perfect chance to "expiration of the treaty developmentally" of this military alliance.

For Japan, it can be said that it is a chance to shift to a independence defense system.

Or, it can be said that the worst era has come when two major powers invading from both the north and the south of the land at once.

It may be the beginning of a new era that can not be imagined, that the Japanese admits "Japanese nuclear armed"

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By the way, my stance on this problem is

"If possible, I do not want to change from the current situation"

"If changes need, please be slow so invisible"

based on super-conservative thought.

It is because it is "troublesome" to think for me.

That aside.

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Well then, let's get started.

A town battle starting from peaceful demonstrations by seniors over 70 years old.

(To be continued)