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🇯🇵🇨🇳 Conservative activist 橋本琴絵 explains: "There can be no peace without military strength" when it comes to China. She's right. Simply being "peaceful" is seen as a sign of weakness by the CCP. Japan must stand tall and defend Taiwan.

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