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🚨 Everything the CCP does has consequences! 🇯🇵Japan just named the CCP the biggest threat in its new 2025 Defense White Paper. From Taiwan to the South China Sea, tensions are rising fast. 👇Here's what Japan is doing to prepare. 😂 (I didn't expect that Japan would use cute... show more

Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng

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Japan and China have always been 2 opposing forces in Asia. Japan simply makes it public because it has American green light. 🚦 See it as An American vassal State.

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Tanuki1 год назад

ccp should be everyones biggest threat

Фото профиля Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng

Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng1 год назад

Yes! 🎯

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吉村望1 год назад

unfortunately JPN cabinet approaches ccp and some political parties like it fortunately ordinary people know han race is always evil

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MAGA 안동댐드럼통1 год назад

없어져야될 나라, 없어져야할 민족 중국 민폐덩어리들

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Mac1 год назад

China hurts you? Bring that to your grave 😂😆

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