Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

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Author's note: Thank you for your support. I'm procrastinating again. Sorry, I didn't get up until 9am and was late.

Chapter 354: Taming Li Xinghe, Special Deputy Director Li Xinghe

There are a lot of rotten fish and shrimp in the Asian Freedom and Democracy Solidarity Agreement, and Li Xinghe has already thought of many tricks to fight poison with poison.

First, gather these scum together, seize their identification cards and organizational forms, and report them to the CIA to obtain more "democracy funds". Then send the idiots among them back to their own country, such as sending the Cambodian idiots back to stage a coup, and then notify their families privately and let the Cambodian police arrest them at the airport in advance.

This will not only improve China-Cambodia relations, but also eliminate the arrested idiot democrats. After their arrest, they will be announced in the newspapers and will hold demonstrations in opposition. Li Xinghe can also record it and report it to the CIA, saying that our mission performance this year is outstanding and they should quickly transfer the money to me.

Three birds with one stone.

The Liberal Democratic Party government did not pay these runners at all, and only let them work illegally. Even if Li Xinghe seized their permanent residence cards or visas and used their identities to mortgage loans, he could not squeeze out a few cents. It was still the most generous to ask for money directly from the CIA, and hundreds of thousands or millions of US dollars of funds came down in one operation.

“I would like to thank the Prime Minister and his wife for their appreciation of me.”

Li Xinghe stood up again, toasted Koizumi, clinked glasses with Takigawa Asami, and then thanked the Prime Minister's secretary for his help.

As Suga Yoshihide's former secretary, Akira Nitta may be able to replicate Suga's path of being Abe's secretary and then becoming prime minister, or he may remain an ordinary top bureaucrat, sitting in his office in the Prime Minister's official residence to welcome every new prime minister.

But there is no doubt that this seemingly elegant old guy has amazing energy.

"Thank you."

After the toast, Nitta Zhangping began to give Li Xinghe some advice:

"The focus of the department's future work should still be on intelligence gathering on China and Southeast Asia. Carry out more friendly activities with some democratic factions and contact the Prime Minister's Office more often. The closer we are, the better the country will be."

Li Xinghe smiled and nodded, without any arrogance or domineering look on his face.

Li Xinghe understood the tips from top bureaucrats very well.

The nature of bureaucrats is that they hope nothing will change. Li Xinghe's silent punch shook the city of Tokyo and had touched the bottom line of bureaucratic stability.

In response, they hoped to promote Li Xinghe and let him work elsewhere.

Nitta Akira continued, "However, we also suggest that the head of the department, who has an iron fist, strengthen the control over legal and illegal international immigrants and Southeast Asian immigrants in Tokyo. This is actually an important reason for handing over the Democratic Freedom League to you."

This is the flattery of the people carrying the sedan chair, and it is also a tacit understanding.

Li Xinghe previously managed the Ukrainian settlement area, and managed these refugees who were brought in from abroad and often made trouble. There are similar groups that have political legitimacy, but there are still many who make trouble every day. The government has always been troubled by them, and now that someone is willing to manage them, they will just let Li Xinghe manage them.

There are one million Chinese, 600,000 Vietnamese, and 500,000 Koreans and people of North Korean descent in Japan. This is a super-large Confucian social group that is easier to manage if they have stable jobs.

In addition, there are 250,000 Filipinos, 180,000 Brazilians, 70,000 Nepalese, 50,000 Americans, 50,000 Indians, etc. These foreign troublemakers in non-Confucian societies are the most difficult to deal with.

In the final analysis, this is still a classic Japanese bureaucratic tactic: kicking people upstairs.

If a young man is ambitious and wins big cases, he will be given more heavy, non-domestic tasks, a promotion and salary increase, and a glorious future. But the only requirement is that he will be integrated into the bureaucracy and become an obedient servant, or simply go abroad.

However, as an old bureaucrat with decades of experience, having assisted two prime ministers in government affairs, Akihira Nitta is well versed in the ways of the people and handled the entire process smoothly and appropriately.

In order to show his integrity, Shinjiro Koizumi had a simple lunch and prepared to leave.

Mrs. Takigawa Masami, who was dressed extremely elegantly today, stepped on Li Xinghe's toes, then picked up her bag and said:

"I will also visit Ms. Shikamura who has been in hospital recovering from food poisoning. As a spokesperson for women's power in the government, she will certainly speak out about this pedophilia incident."

Takigawa Asami is indeed a manipulator, and her words were flawless. Even Nitta Shohei praised her for her good housekeeping.

Li Xinghe also stood up and said goodbye:

"Well, I'll take my leave. Next time, let me choose the restaurant for you. I know a Chinese restaurant in Shinjuku that serves really good food."

"Goodbye."

Mrs. Takigawa took the opportunity to offer, "Could you give me a ride, Chief? We should be on the same route."

"I am of course happy to serve you, Madam."

Li Xinghe agreed.

The lunch ended in a pleasant atmosphere.

In the eyes of Koizumi and Nitta, this is how Takigawa Masami tamed this young boy with high emotional intelligence.

And Takigawa Masami did not disappoint their expectations. After the two got into Li Xinghe's car, they did not leave quickly. Ms. Takigawa Masami was indeed taming Li Xinghe, but she was just riding on him and using her dark forest to try to tame the little Xinghe.

Ms. Takigawa released her desire fiercely, moving up and down on Li Xinghe's strong body, wishing she could melt herself into it.

"Ma'am, condoms."

Li Xinghe took out her reserves from the bag.

Takigawa Asami hugged his shoulders tightly and licked him eagerly:

"You don't need it, it's for Koizumi."

Whether Koizumi really wants to use Li Xinghe is still a difficult topic. After all, although Prime Minister Koizumi's IQ is not high, the number of his lovers far exceeds that of Li Xinghe.

Since Prime Minister Koizumi didn't use it, Li Xinghe used it as much as possible.

Ms. Takigawa Asami was trembling all over due to Li Xinghe's thrusts, and her voluptuous buttocks made loud clacking sounds during the fierce collision.

At this time, Li Xinghe's phone rang.

"Hello? I'm Jian Xinghe."

"Head of the Department, I'm Koizumi. By the way, could you help me cross out a person's name? It's not convenient for him to be put on public trial."

Koizumi almost forgot about it.

Li Xinghe naturally agreed.

By the way, Mrs. Takigawa Asami's mouth was filled with milk to prevent her from making any noise.

Although it is not necessary to wear a condom, we certainly cannot let Mrs. Takigawa Asami have to have an abortion when she is the Prime Minister's wife.

Perhaps Li Xinghe agreed too quickly, so the phone was not turned off in time.

Their conversation was also heard over the phone.

Shinjiro Koizumi asked Nitta Shohei in confusion:

"Chief Secretary, may I ask why you don't promote him? I feel he is fully capable of holding the position of Prime Minister's Cabinet."

In Koizumi's view, a bureaucrat from an upper-class family who is a financial sponsor, has connections with the United States, and has strong executive power is the most suitable candidate for promotion. In this way, Li Xinghe can become a top bureaucrat by the age of 30, and can consider running for parliament at the age of 40, and then as the successor of the Koizumi faction, he can sprint for the prime minister. Koizumi has a daughter, and it is normal for her to marry him to transfer power.

This is how senior politicians' families do things.

But Nitta Akira answered Koizumi's questions and doubts: "He is too smart and too brilliant. At his age, he should not be promoted too much. You are the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister of the country. Your official residence should be open and open to people from all factions and social groups. Young people like him who over-express themselves may disrupt the current balance of various factions. It is better to let him gain more experience and further polish him after he gets a university degree."

He used an extremely tactful tone to avoid the core issue of Shinjiro Koizumi's incompetence.

If he was capable, he could naturally bring in Li Xinghe. But he couldn't.

If Li Xinghe is introduced, it means that he may be tamed.

Li Xinghe found it very funny. While he was fucking Takigawa Masami like a toilet, he was mocking Koizumi Shinjiro who was controlled by a few words from Nitta Shohei. He told Takigawa Masami:

"Your husband seems to have been tamed by that secretary."

"I'm almost tamed by you..."

Mrs. Takigawa Masami rolled her eyes and slumped over the back seat, snapping.

......

In the end, Li Xinghe did not go to Tokyo Medical University with Takigawa Asami because the CIA contacted him and wanted to meet with him to discuss what had happened in the past two days.

So a small team from the CIA's Special Activities Center gathered in a cafe outside the American Embassy.

Several people were talking and laughing, holding the 50 US dollars that Li Xinghe gave them.

After dividing the money, Li Xinghe said with a smile:

"Don't accuse me of mistreating you all. The dividends I gave you this year are enough for you to buy a house here."

"Let's not talk about this anymore, what are we going to do next?"

Maria rubbed her hands vigorously, feeling refreshed.

Li Xinghe also considered this point. He said:

"Japan's new generation of politicians have little connection with voters. For example, our Prime Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has almost no connection with voters."

The only connection between Japanese politicians and the new generation of voters is often the "family support group" inherited from their fathers. Take the prime ministerial candidate Kobayashi Takayuki for example. He has been a bureaucrat stationed abroad for a long time. After resigning to participate in the election, he has hardly returned to his constituency. He has been communicating with foreign ambassadors in Tokyo. You can't say that he is an elected politician, but it's better to say that he is the next generation of extreme right-wing successors cultivated by the Liberal Democratic Party.

Based on this situation, Li Xinghe explained:

“So we must insist on being close to the grassroots. When the children of these wealthy and powerful tycoons continue to isolate themselves from the people, we must go deep into the grassroots of society to discover the new generation of politicians who are engaged in the just transition movement. Our super PAC will invest in them and bring them under our wing.”

The same words may sound different to different people.

When Enola, Maria and other orthodox American white girls heard what Li Xinghe said, their first reaction was to follow the Democratic Party's grassroots mobilization route, recruit those troublemakers who were involved in social movements, and form a new generation of extreme left combat group to attack everywhere.

However, after hearing this, Takajo Satsuki and the new generation girl Hui Na were surprised that such an old right-wing typical dared to say such left-wing words openly.

Do you want to join the Communist Party?

Enola nodded repeatedly, acknowledging Li Xinghe, and asked:

"There's still about $9 million in reserve funds in the election super PAC. Should we start selecting suitable candidates this year?"

She has done quite a few big jobs as a correspondent for Li Xinghe and is now quite famous.

"Don't worry, we still need to look for it."

Li Xinghe said this, and waited with everyone else for the CIA's call.

Soon, they entered the work conference voice room.

Several senior CIA leaders were there, congratulating them on their huge victory.

When the CIA leaders learned that Li Xinghe had come up with a new and exciting thing that not only revealed that Japan was secretly developing ballistic missiles without the knowledge of the United States, but also violated the missile agreement signed between the United States and Japan, they were so happy that their butts almost broke.

Moreover, Li Xinghe also used his time to investigate the case to crack a collective child sexual abuse case. Not only did he help the CIA to regulate domestic public opinion in terms of reputation, but he also took advantage of the opportunity to gain behind-the-scenes control of Japan's legitimate Asian democracy.

That would be great. The CIA could simply put the blame on Japan and use Li Xinghe's connections to launch unlimited color revolutions in Southeast Asia.

Based on the above, the CIA headquarters made the following decision with great joy:

"The headquarters has decided to separate the Malki Foundation from the departments under the jurisdiction of the National Endowment for Democracy as a non-governmental organization directly under the CIA, which represents the importance the organization attaches to you. Secondly, the CIA headquarters has decided to give your Special Activities Center a greater reward and allow your organization to establish the Tokyo Special Activities Branch. From now on, Agent Maria will serve as the director of the Special Branch, Agent G.L will serve as the deputy director of the Special Branch and the head of the political group, Jill will serve as the head of the action group, and May and Enola will serve as special technicians."

In fact, the CIA made two mistakes in this appointment.

If Major General Moise had established the CIA's East Asia Bureau with the support of the US Embassy, then there should not be another Tokyo Special Bureau.

So, who is the East Asia Branch?

If the CIA is a government organization, the Malki Foundation is fully funded by them.

So why is the Malki Foundation still a non-governmental organization?

All I can say is, don’t ask so many clear questions about American affairs.

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Author's words: Thank you for your support. The fact that Koizumi had many lovers was revealed by the Japanese media.

Chapter 355: Japan's Plan to Replace the Cage with a New Bird

In this age where KPI determines everything, the CIA has actually been working very hard to achieve performance targets.

After all, the entire department's budget is in the tens of billions of dollars. If the money is not spent effectively, the congressmen will continue to work hard to get them to do what they want.

In fact, it is precisely because of this that the relationship between the CIA and the Democratic Party has become closer in political relations since 2000. The Democratic Party has relied on the CIA's media and black means to silence and cover up information, and the CIA has relied on the Democratic Party's visible black hand (referring to Obama) to not only evade a large number of accounting audits, but also continue to expand globally without restraint.

"Will we launch a color revolution in Southeast Asia? I think it's enough to just show our performance. Success doesn't matter. Rather, we need them to continue to fail so that we can continue to achieve results."

Li Xinghe was in deep thought and discussed with everyone.

Enola clapped her hands and happily pointed out the excellence of this sustainable model of draining the pond to catch all the fish: "It makes sense. We recruit more poor Southeast Asians in Tokyo to work illegally, and then send the prominent opponents back to their countries to carry out color revolutions. When they fail, the country's economy will be in turmoil and capital will flow out. We can not only make arrangements in advance to intercept funds, but also continue to obtain more manpower."

"Tsk."

Takajo Satsuki and the new generation girl Hui Na drank their coffee with disdain, but they also pricked up their ears and listened carefully.

Li Xinghe has another idea:

"In fact, we can also open some rural factories in Japan. We can produce cheap drones, arms byproducts and the like, and then sell them to these illegal workers, so that they can take them back to their country to cause trouble. This way, we have both a production end and a consumption end, and the original soup can be turned into original food, which can be carried out continuously like a perpetual motion machine."

Of course, the relationship between the countries affected by the color revolution and Japan is not something Li Xinghe would consider.