Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

Indonesia's national winning philosophy is built on a system inherited from the Dutch East Indies; without this, it cannot maintain its winning mentality.

While it's often said that India's Mahayana philosophy of winning is superior to America's Theravada philosophy, the truth is that the BJP's Mahayana philosophy surpasses Trump's Theravada philosophy. Trump's philosophy is simply too weak.

However, when it comes to nation-building, the United States' understanding of winning is far more profound than that of India.

The deep-rooted influence of "win-win" ideology in the United States has permeated its national consciousness, weaving the dream of a "city upon a hill" into American history. This is even more pronounced in the link between the economy and "win-win" ideology, making it rare to see Americans fleeing the country on a large scale. In contrast, India sends hundreds of thousands, even millions, of immigrants overseas each year, especially its academic elites, who leave at an astonishing speed. This demonstrates that they are fundamentally unmoved by "win-win" ideology.

Of course, the American model of winning is well-constructed in many ways, but it fails to answer a fundamental question: Where did America come from, and where is it going? (The last part, "你林林梅梅咏空你林在在没呢," is a nonsensical string of characters and doesn't translate directly. It's likely a result of OCR errors.)

A simpler question is: whose America is it? Was it the white Mayflower, or the black slave ship? Was it Asian tech immigrants, or the Latin Americans and Cubans who crossed the sea?

If this question is not answered, everything is for naught.

India answered this fundamental question by using Hinduism, a semi-artificial religious entity defined by the British, to unify the national consensus of India. Then, they incidentally expelled 2 million people from the country—a rather inappropriate, but unavoidable, outcome.

It can only be said that India answered the questions very quickly, used a lot of different postures, but scored very low.

Indonesia's predicament is Li Xinghe's victory.

Tokyo, Cabinet.

Lu Yuchi Huayingmei said with a smile:

"Haha, Indonesia can't hold on any longer, and the client is looking everywhere for a country that can mediate. Right now, the Chinese and Russian embassies are probably fed up with it."

Li Xinghe glanced at his phone. Duchess Olympia said that Queen Charlotte had received many calls from London, and chuckled:

"They even got help from Britain."

"My stance remains unchanged, and I have already informed many relevant parties in advance. Under the new international order based on strength, Indonesia must allow the island peoples that they have forcibly united to decide their own destiny. Papua must be independent, and the Maluku Islands, North Maluku, Sulawesi, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Bali, Sunda and Timor, and even Java, must enter the process of self-determination."

Indonesia has a total population of approximately 2.9 million, of which 40% are Javanese, the vast majority of whom live in the central and eastern parts of Java Island.

It seems like 110 million people is a lot, but if the voting were based on regional ethnicity and they were treated as colonists and expelled back to Java, once Indonesia disintegrates, the Javanese would be stuck on an island of about 80,000 square kilometers, becoming another India with an extremely high population density of more than 1,000 people per square kilometer.

The reason why Java has 130,000 square kilometers but only 80,000 Sunda people is that about one-third of the western part, about 40,000 square kilometers, belongs to 50 million Sunda people.

This population density is already among the world's top levels.

Although Ayako Aso lacked political acumen, she still realized:

"That's not right. These negotiation terms are actually disadvantageous to us."

According to the established battle plan, the plan was to first incite the hidden Chinese community, then incite Christian and Islamic militias, and finally dismember Indonesia and establish numerous island nation-states.

If ethnic self-determination and demarcation are initiated now, the already small Chinese population in Indonesia will likely not even be able to take over a single city. Instead, it will lose the absolute advantage that Chinese business groups currently hold in controlling the Indonesian economy.

Hua Yingmei twirled the pen and said:

"Yes, our original plan was to at least take over major cities such as Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan, and Singkawang to establish Chinese autonomous regions, without completely destroying Indonesia. We would ensure that the large Chinese conglomerates that have already pledged allegiance to our Sin Chew Special Economic Zone would act as our arms to control the vast archipelago's economy. If we break it up too much, it would be detrimental to us."

Li Xinghe, however, had no intention of ending the conflict now:

"It's alright. Other countries might accept this condition, but Indonesia definitely won't. The military government will absolutely not compromise. Their main ethnic groups are too narrowly distributed. There are hundreds or thousands of ethnic groups and languages ​​on the island, making it impossible for them to protect their territory according to the principle of self-determination."

The Indonesian military junta must remain firm to the very end.

Li Xinghe's answer remained unchanged, but when it reached Jakarta, it indeed elicited a wave of impotent rage within the military government:

"Absolutely impossible!"

President Prabowo felt deeply humiliated by the status of Indonesia's esteemed "world power," and pointed at Indonesian Navy Commander Swi Skumar Adigee, shouting and cursing:

"Deploy the navy! Deploy the navy! Send our missiles and submarines!"

The Indonesian navy was covered in sweat.

It is very regrettable that the Indonesian Navy truly lacks combat capability.

They only receive two billion dollars in military funding each year. How are they going to launch an attack with this pile of garbage in their hands?

"It seems... the only option is a surprise attack on Singapore."

Many naval staff officers proposed a plan to launch a direct missile attack on Singapore from Batam Island, opposite Singapore. This would also be considered a strike on Li Xinghe's homeland, a form of retaliation for the defeat on Papua Island.

Sin Chew Special Economic Zone, Changi Naval Base.

The Southern Command is mobilizing the Tamamo-no-Mae and Japanese ships, which have been under repair for several months, as well as the Shinano ship, which has just completed the first phase of sea trials, along with three very durable air battleships, the Chinhae, Koryo, and Yashima, in addition to more than 20 missile destroyers, four amphibious landing ships, two light aircraft carriers, a large number of anti-submarine general-purpose destroyers, supply ships, and roll-on/roll-off ships, to gather in the south on a large scale.

Laughter erupted in the staff headquarters:

"According to intelligence, the Indonesian military government is unlikely to accept the leader's peace terms. They want to throw some garbage at us and create a 'Singapore victory' in the country."

"Let them throw it. Once they've finished, we can beat them to a pulp."

Some people joked:

"Our boss really loves to joke around. He's clearly working on a war of annihilation that far surpasses the Russo-Ukrainian War since World War II, yet he's leisurely spending time in Tokyo filming a TV series with his young lover, playing a vice minister. Does he like women being in positions of power?"

The audience burst into laughter.

Everyone was serious, but when facing the Indonesian navy, it was really hard to be serious.

Zhang Xiaoqian walked into the staff headquarters and banged on the table to warn everyone:

“实战演练。目标，所有出现在爪哇海的印尼海军。我们的敌人是约8艘巡防舰、10艘护卫舰、14艘反潜护卫舰、54艘导弹艇。另外还有4艘潜艇。把具体目标分发下去。”

To the assembled military personnel, the Indonesian Navy's target list was practically a bounty list.

Someone whistled:

"The most threatening thing is actually the three Jang Bogo-class submarines built by South Korea, along with a number of missile boats."

There were naturally many South Korean military generals at the Joint Forces Command, and they rubbed their hands sheepishly, wanting to apologize to their friends at Hyundai Heavy Industries. They were about to ruin Hyundai Heavy Industries' reputation.

It was made and built by myself, so it can be considered to have a beginning and an end.

Zhang Xiaoqian looked around and said:

"Never before in history have we had a nation with a population of 300 million and an area of ​​2 million square kilometers, sending its navy to conduct a live-fire exercise in a narrow sea area. They are using their lives to facilitate our multi-service joint training. So you must give it your all and fight on."

The staff officers below all expressed their opinions:

"As long as the boss doesn't mind spending money on military expenses this year, we'll go all out in the fight."

"You little bastard, I think you deserve a beating. If this goes on, you'd probably spend hundreds of billions of yen."

"It's okay, there's still a lot of worthless US dollars, we'll just use US dollars."

The coalition was largely established based on the US forces stationed in Japan and South Korea. Therefore, after replacing the US troops stationed there, the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and the South Korean military cooperated with them quite smoothly. However, with the addition of the Viet Cong forces in South Korea, Australian and New Zealand troops, as well as the increase in aircraft carriers and multinational command centers, the level of command and coordination has been declining.

Now is the perfect time to use the Indonesian navy for large-scale combat training, which will improve the smoothness of overall command.

Outside the window of the Southern Command headquarters, residents of the Sin Chew Special Economic Zone were gathering on the opposite bank to take photos.

Warships came and went in Changi Harbor, including aircraft carriers, battleships, amphibious assault ships, light aircraft carriers, guided-missile destroyers, and general-purpose destroyers. Two of the three dual-use military and civilian airports were temporarily closed. A large number of F-15s, F-16s, F-35s, and Type 1 super fighter jets flew south from the north and landed at the airport.

Hundreds of major warships and hundreds of advanced fighter jets—it's another war of annihilation in the new century.

At this moment, Zhang Xiaoqian's mind was filled with only that catchy CCTV public service advertisement and the strange thoughts that it evoked:

"The Java Sea Bounty Contest is now open!"

Chapter 900: Slaughtering the Java Sea in One Day, Chiyo's Mother is Very Happy (4600 words)

Singapore, Southern Command.

Singaporeans generally have a relatively positive view of the United Front, despite their constant meddling. At least they've repealed many outrageous and harsh laws inherited from the Lee Kah Woh era. (The rest of the text appears to be nonsensical and unrelated to the preceding sentences.)

Another reason is that Singaporeans themselves are running out of ideas for the future development of the Singapore Special Economic Zone. After all, the island is only so big, and even if new artificial islands are constantly built, it will be difficult to support the incredibly high property prices. They can't just let Singapore implode, can they?

The coalition offered a simpler solution.

"Develop the Riau Islands across the sea!"

Since there's nowhere to live in Singapore, why not head to the Riau Islands across the sea? Batam, Tanjong Pinang, and other Chinese-populated cities and islands are full of new homes and vacant land worth buying. Many Singaporean companies could also be relocated to the islands across the sea, relieving space pressure here.

The coalition forces also need these islands, as they require a large military airfield to control the surrounding area.

Meanwhile, in Changi Harbour, the Southern Command is preparing for a strike drill.

Looking at the state-of-the-art electronic integrated combat command center, he issued orders to the various air force and naval aviation units:

"For this operation, our coalition forces mobilized air forces from multiple countries, demonstrating formidable strength. However, it's important to note that this exercise primarily tests the cooperation between the various air force formations."

本次出击，联合军与日本自卫队，库存里有43架一式超战龙樱（舰载机）、200架F15J、105架F35A、35架F35B（舰载机）、91架F2。

韩军的列表上有40架F35、160架F16、60架F15E，虽然他们也想把自己的KF21送过来，但是那飞机似乎仍然有不少的实战需求问题需要解决。

Singapore previously had 100 F-15s and F-16s.

The Royal Australian Air Force has 70 F-35s and 36 F-18s.

The entire coalition currently possesses as many as 752 fourth-generation fighter jets and 188 fifth-generation fighter jets, in addition to ample reserves of early warning aircraft, tankers, and transport aircraft. A significant portion of these aircraft were actually acquired by receiving unfinished products from Boeing that were not wanted by the US Air Force, and then adding rare-earth radar and spare parts in Japan. Therefore, almost all of these aircraft can be maintained in Japan.

Although only about 70% of them can be quickly launched and attacked due to serviceability issues, it is enough to deal with Indonesia's small air force.

"This is an exercise, but it could turn into a real battle at any time. I hope those damn pilots can cooperate."

As it turns out, the biggest problem is still people.

Unlike the power plants that bombed Vietnam, this Java Sea Bounty Hunt will see air force squadrons flying freely to hunt down various Indonesian naval vessels on the high seas and along the coast.

In other words, today's test will not only examine formation flying and missile launching capabilities, but also the battlefield command capabilities of each air force squadron, the central dispatch capabilities of the Southern Command, and the coordination capabilities of various air forces with friendly forces.

Once the air forces have taken off, the air traffic control channels suddenly become extremely electromagnetically complex.

The coalition forces' Super Dragon Sakura fighter jets flew ahead, with Japanese Self-Defense Force F-35s, F-15s, and F-2s chasing behind. The South Korean Air Force seemed somewhat confused, and after takeoff, it inexplicably flew towards Malaysia, nearly engaging in a confrontation with Malaysia's air defense radar system. The Singaporean and Australian Air Forces did not take off at all.

A strong army is not one that can be effectively assembled; the strongest army is one that can be both assembled and dispersed. Today, we have all proven that without prior strategic training, we simply cannot function together effectively.

The Allied Forces' free hunting competition almost ruined them at first.

The First Flight Wing, which had already taken off and was flying near the Sunda Strait, asked in confusion:

"What's going on? Why aren't they in formation? Where are the Japanese F2s flying? We're going to the Java Sea, not the Indian Ocean!"

Many pilots who had participated in the Kaohsiung-Vietnam shuttle bombing missions complained:

"This runway is too short! There are city buildings everywhere, it's completely different from taking off in Kaohsiung City."

Different takeoff sites have a significant impact on them.

The flight team and superiors also asked questions:

"My orders were to suppress Indonesian air defense forces in the Riau Islands. Why are you saying I flew the wrong way?"

"We're supposed to be in Bangka Belitung to suppress the enemy and assist the Australian amphibious landing ships in landing. Why are we being made to fly over from Sumatra?"

There are also language issues:

"I don't understand. What language are you speaking? Does anyone speak Korean?"

"Diao La Ma, I can't understand bird language!"

A squad suddenly roared in the channel:

"Bullshit, why did the General Staff give us the wrong takeoff direction?"

"Idiot, it's because the airport you're at faces a different direction than the main take-off and landing airport of the Joint Forces! The idiots in the General Staff copied the operational plan incorrectly! Didn't you see the notification from 10 minutes ago?"

"I can't understand English!"

Such bizarre conversations repeatedly appeared on the channel.

At this moment, the airspace near the Singapore waterway was completely silent. Airlines from various countries took the initiative to avoid this disputed sea area. Malaysia even turned off its own radar and anti-aircraft missiles to prevent any unforeseen events from dragging Malaysia into the same miserable situation as Indonesia.

However, the joint air force, flying haphazardly like headless flies, still demonstrated the matching mechanism that should be present in this era. The aerial flight paths were in complete chaos, and the joint command, which was organizing its first large-scale naval operation, was extremely busy, starting to redeploy troops and reorganize operational plans.

Meanwhile, the Royal Australian Air Force, utterly bewildered, searched the airport, asking, "What's going on? Where is our takeoff order? Why haven't we taken off yet?"

They've been squatting on the airport runway for over ten minutes. The plane's engines are already warm, so why aren't they letting it take off? Are they planning to let them burn out the engines and then perform a beach landing on the airport?

"Sorry, I forgot to send you the battle plan."

The reason is quite simple: when the Southern Command wrote the order, they forgot to include the Royal Australian Air Force.

I simply forgot.

Just like the 100 F-16s and F-15s in Singapore, they were also forgotten at the airport, leaving the Singaporean Chinese pilots sitting in the cockpit questioning their existence, thinking that their combat mission had been canceled along with the Australian military's failed takeoff.

After much difficulty, we managed to bring back the flight formations that had been launched earlier and complete another takeoff exercise. Everyone had already wasted a whole day.

Then there was the landing accident.

The Australian military was stunned when they were counting their aircraft; they were missing an early warning aircraft!