Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

She is Zhang Xiaoqian's (sister) from the American hypothetical enemy division.

Who established the Ryukyu Independence Army and issued the Ryukyu national flag and anthem?

It's the CIA.

So who will take the blame? Who will take the blame?

It is China.

At least for now, China is in a passive position.

But it doesn't really matter; Chinese people have been criticized far too much. During the anti-telecom fraud operation in northern Myanmar on October 10.27, both Han and Burmese sides criticized Chinese people, and in the end, it was the Chinese who acted as peacemakers.

Xiao Zhang, sweating profusely, secretly called Li Xinghe from the toilet:

"Boss, I'm really losing control of the situation. I feel like I'm surrounded by CIA agents. They've done everything. There are gunshots outside every day now. And there's a lot of controversy on the island; the voices against Chinese interference are even threatening to overshadow the dissent..."

Yes, after all, the majority of people are pro-American and pro-Japanese. There are relatively few who are willing to follow radicals and fight.

Li Xinghe was utterly bewildered by his nonsense.

"Idiot, that's what we're supposed to do. And you should think carefully about your own position!"

"Oh? Me too?"

Xiao Chu Zhang Da finally came to his senses.

Yes, the reason he was surrounded by CIA agents was that he himself was also an employee of the U.S. military command and the temporary commander of the opposing division.

Do you think this is a movement for national self-awareness?

No, this is an artificial regional conflict deliberately created by the CIA to deal with Japan, by Trump to cling to power, and by Li Xinghe to sow division.

Therefore, Li Xinghe's instructions were very simple:

"So your real mission is to hunt down the local pro-American faction. Don't let the CIA influence you, just go ahead and kill."

If those Okinawan organizations heavily influenced by Japan were allowed to declare independence, they would firstly retain the name "Okinawa," and secondly, maintain a pro-American stance, which would be entirely detrimental to Li Xinghe. Therefore, the CIA's deliberate manipulation of China is more effective in artificially shaping a "new Okinawan ethnicity" than in replacing the Japanese-style Okinawan consciousness. However, we cannot allow ourselves to be led by the nose by the CIA indefinitely.

Therefore, it's time for pro-American groups, which occupy half of the island's political landscape, to start taking corrective action.

While the people are fighting, they are still shouting for pro-Americanism. How can we achieve Ryukyu independence by associating with these people?

After ending his contact with Koichi Zhang, Li Xinghe called the new generation woman, Huina:

"Your fund should get moving. Immediately fund the anti-colonial team, take the documents to the United Nations in New York, and announce an anti-colonial independence program in front of the world."

The US Congress will assist this team, as they have been overdoing it when they are working hard.

If Okinawa were to actually become independent and be portrayed by the CIA as pro-China, how would the CIA explain that?

The answer is no explanation.

Afghanistan and Iraq—how many warlords supported by the CIA have caused trouble? They've been making such huge messes for over a decade, yet the CIA hasn't committed seppuku (ritual suicide). The root cause of the rampant drug problem in the United States lies with the CIA, yet the CIA hasn't received a single penny of punishment.

When it's time to claim credit, the brothers work side by side, and everyone makes money when it comes to sharing the spoils; when it's time to take the blame, the brothers disappear without a trace—there's nothing we can do about it.

Is there anything more enjoyable than this in the world?

……

By the afternoon, the gunfire on Okinawa gradually escalated into a fierce battle between independence activists and the Third Expeditionary Force.

More precisely, the soldiers of the Third Expeditionary Force were starving and drove their cars into residents during the day.

The district looted food and hunted down anti-American elements; at night, CIA agents, along with radicals, ambushed and killed American soldiers on the roadside, hanging their bodies upside down from streetlights as a warning to the American troops not to be arrogant.

The fighting between the two sides intensified, to the point that the CIA became enraged and sent dozens more white agents specifically to assassinate the Third Expeditionary Force.

The island's economy deteriorated sharply.

The pro-American and pro-Japanese faction, which originally comprised more than 50% of the population, was shocked to discover that the United States and Japan, whom they had hoped for, were simply unable to save them. Meanwhile, their leaders disappeared one after another, some drowning on the beach, others dying at US military bases.

Air and sea transport in Okinawa came to a standstill. Nobody wanted to come in and die, and the Japanese government did not want separatists to spill over.

The island gradually transforms into a doomsday island where food becomes scarce and humanity faces a test.

Faced with these circumstances, Lin Youzi knocked on Li Xinghe's door:

What do we do?

Li Xinghe winked and smiled:

"Didn't you find anything? Japan doesn't have a dedicated counter-insurgency department."

This is indeed one of the original sins of postwar Japan's order. As a defeated nation, Japan is extremely sensitive about related laws. In principle, Japan does not deploy the Self-Defense Forces to deal with local rebellious groups, and of course, the Self-Defense Forces will not engage in dirty work. Since Japan does not have large-scale rebel armies, its regular covert public security forces are sufficient to apprehend small-scale insurgent groups.

It was only during the Red Army's active period in the last century that the Sat Special Assault Unit, a special police force dedicated to counter-terrorism, was established. This special police unit, under the jurisdiction of the National Police Agency's Security Department, took on the task of combating separatism while carrying out counter-terrorism operations.

But they were also part-time. And out of a total of 300 people, there were only 20 people per group in Okinawa Prefecture, and they were killed by CIA agents during the first wave of conflict.

Therefore, Japan does not have a dedicated department or strategy for dealing with local rebellions.

"So..."

Lin Youzi was surprised.

"Police officers will definitely be selected from Tokyo."

Li Xinghe spread his hands.

Indeed, facing the gun battlegrounds on the island, the Japanese government is preparing to transfer Tokyo police officers to Okinawa to suppress the riots.

However, the Metropolitan Police Department immediately refused to go, citing that the 'Tokyo Metropolitan Police' should be on duty in Tokyo.

Suddenly, the Japanese Self-Defense Forces were paralyzed, and the Japanese National Police Agency was also paralyzed.

Police headquarters across the country collectively shirked their duties and refused to take up their posts.

In order to avoid being assigned to work on Okinawa, police officers from the Tokyo Public Security Bureau and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department sought help everywhere, carrying letters of introduction and looking for ways to escape.

This has led to a consequence.

Tokyo feels empty.

Throughout Tokyo, not only has the number of police officers begun to decrease sharply, but the most capable and intelligent officers have either been reassigned to Okinawa or have found places to slip away. Even most police officers, except for traffic police, are writing their resignation letters.

Li Xinghe asked Lin Youzi:

What do you want to blast?

Lin Youzi stretched out her finger and pointed to a patch of green in the distance.

Li Xinghe turned around in surprise:

"Bomb the Imperial Palace?"

Lin Youzi countered with a question to Li Xinghe:

"Is that not allowed? Don't you think the guys living on that island are the source of all evil?"

"I support you."

Li Xinghe, of course, wholeheartedly supported this.

But he also needs Hayashi Yuko's intelligence and her connections within the Self-Defense Forces behind the scenes:

“That’s fine, but… never mind. I have only one request: you and your daughter must come back alive. And you absolutely cannot reveal your anti-government identities.”

Lin Youzi suddenly chuckled, revealing a wise smile befitting a middle-aged woman:

"Don't worry, we'll use your name, 'Guangxia Regeneration', to help us."

As she spoke, she turned to look for her daughter, Lin Meng.

Li Xinghe shrugged helplessly upon hearing this.

"Well, in the end, whether it's the Okinawa riots or the bombing of the Imperial Palace, it'll be the Chinese who have to take the blame."

All we can say is that China bears the burden and shoulders the responsibility.

The author says:

Author's Note: Thank you for your support. Here's 4400 words. In general, most Okinawans still approve of Japan, due to considerable historical and practical considerations. I just found out that Tamaki Dennis's anti-American troop presence suffered a setback in the election, losing their base to the pro-American faction. If the US and Japan really wanted to crack down on the anti-American faction, it would be quite easy. Therefore, the article repeatedly emphasizes the CIA's role and highlights this as a politically oriented shaping movement. Only 3% of Okinawa's population are staunchly pro-independence.

Chapter 574: Japan's Darkest Day, Amakusa Maki Shocks Tokyo (4600 words)

"Go ahead and take this to the United Nations if you dare!"

This phrase, often used by Japanese right-wingers to ridicule Ryukyu independence forces and by public intellectuals to mock the Chinese people, has now come true.

The Ryukyu Independence Delegation from Okinawa, comprising over 300 people from Okinawan's cultural and artistic circles, was actually arranged by the United States to go to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Surrounded by representatives from two hundred countries and with the astonished gaze of the Japanese representative, they submitted a "Ryukyu Anti-Colonial Independence Application" to the United Nations.

"Ryukyu has been an independent country since ancient times..."

Representatives took to the stage and began their performance in Okinawan dialect, a mix of Japanese and Fuzhou dialect, accompanied by translations in English, Chinese, and Japanese.

To demonstrate its independence, the new Ryukyu Declaration of Independence was a document written using a mixture of Chinese characters and Ryukyu kana. Although it resembled Japan in form, it inherited the traditions of the Ryukyu Kingdom at its core.

With strong support from the United States, their speeches lasted 46 minutes, infuriating the Japanese representative to the point of repeatedly collapsing in protest, but to no avail.

Meanwhile, the Ryukyu independence representative also expressed gratitude to the Chinese and American sides, saying, "We thank the relevant major powers for their support in our independence efforts."

Everyone turned to look at the United States.

Do you remember when the Third Expeditionary Force was fighting street battles with the Ryukyu Independence Army?

"We support it!"

The American representative slammed his fist on the table, demonstrating his own righteous and noble side.

At this point, the United States suddenly stopped mentioning its military presence in Okinawa and the Third Expeditionary Force that was fighting with the local people for food.

Instead, they hypocritically began to mention the Babun flag they created in 1954, and the resources the United States has invested in Okinawa over the years, as if they were really going to support the independence of the Ryukyu Kingdom.

The Ryukyu Independence Agenda was passed in one go with the joint support of the Chinese, American, Russian, French, and British governments.

This agenda demands that Japan recognize the special status of Ryukyu and grant a deadline for a vote to allow Ryukyu independence.

The hegemonic power of nations, through its socio-cultural dominance, has forcibly distorted global perceptions of a region or nation—a tactic the United States has employed countless times. The distortion of ancient Egyptian culture is already excessive, and the indiscriminate misrepresentation of ancient Rome, Sparta, and Greece is utterly appalling. Yet, the content they produce and the documents they write still drown out the valiant defenses of upright scholars in a tide of entertainment propaganda.

Many have wondered if the Celestial Empire's system hadn't collapsed, the Philippines would still be called Luzon, Southeast Asia would remain a land of subjugation, and North Korea would still exist. This kind of hegemonic ideological projection, this cultural hegemony that forces reality to change according to their consciousness, is a bountiful harvest that only the victors can enjoy.

This day became the darkest day in postwar modern Japanese history.

All major Japanese news outlets received the strictest orders: absolutely no one was allowed to publish the Okinawa independence agenda internally; a high wall was to be erected to prevent the Japanese people from seeing what was happening in the world. The Japanese government also absolutely would not allow Okinawa Prefecture, which was still in turmoil at the time, to declare independence.

Therefore, the Japanese government, unusually firm for once, had its acting foreign minister declare directly: "We do not recognize, we do not accept, and we will not allow it!"

Meanwhile, the Ryukyu Independence Delegation was stationed in New York and, with the assistance of the CIA, submitted an agenda to the UN Secretary-General to join the United Nations.

This will be a relatively short war.

The Japanese were unaware

What is known is that an even darker day is just around the corner.

While the Ryukyu independence team was operating within the United Nations, Li Xinghe and Lin Youzi were in an abandoned car factory, preparing something even more shocking for Japan.

Bomb the Royal Palace.

Even during the Tokyo bombings in World War II, the United States did not target this area.

But for Hayashi Yuko and others who were determined to oppose the government, the symbolic meaning of bombing the Imperial Palace was incredibly satisfying. Only by thoroughly bombing the palace could they vent their deep resentment towards Japan's postwar regime.

How much explosives were in this car?

"3.5 tons, roughly equivalent to 7 Tomahawk missiles, or a magnitude 2.3 micro-earthquake."

Lin Youzi took out the unmanned control unit.

Not long ago, when extreme right-wing elements emerged within the Self-Defense Forces, they built an unmanned vehicle, but it was seized by Li Xinghe en route and used to bomb the Prime Minister's official residence.

I believe that incident gave Lin Youzi a new inspiration.

This is a super suicide truck assembled from military parts, based on a Mitsubishi 10-ton eight-wheel civilian heavy truck. The truck bed is protected by welded military steel plates and filled with military explosives from the Self-Defense Forces. There is also a dead body placed in the driver's seat to simulate a living person driving.

Noticing Li Xinghe looking at the corpse, Lin Youzi confessed:

"An unidentified corpse picked up from the sewer."

"He has finally been seen."

Li Xinghe nodded.

The two men got ready, then left the scene and remotely operated the unmanned truck with a Self-Defense Force military license plate onto the highway.