Ready for nuke-armed alliance with Taiwan

2ch is very interesting. It's just a gigantic message board, yet you'll know how general opinion has been swinging but leaning to consolidation. After a series of the six-party talks, the silent majority seemed to have come to a resolution, "make nukes and ally with Taiwan" as far as I can see in 2ch.

Apparently the six-nation pact on dismantling North Korea's nuclear program sounded nonsense to Japanese people. But what made them more scared was the undependable attitude of US, giving up confrontation with North Korea.

"Another almost-abondoned nation shouldn't be overlooked," say a number of right-wingers in the message boards, namely, they now think about the alliance with Taiwan.



Their points are as follows:
1) US has been retracting their troops to the second defense line (see up figure), that connects Phillipine, Guam, and Hawaii. They let enemy have nukes while don't let allies do the same thing.

2) Korean peninsula is unfortunately controlled by communists and will also be.

3) Taiwanese old people who remember Japanese rule are thinking favorably of Japan. If some action should be taken, it's now, or they'll die.

4) Stronger coordination with Australia and India is essential. Letting US fight a proxy war against China in Middle East, Japan can defend chokepoints such as canals together with Australia.

5) Develop nukes and share them with Taiwan. Then tentative peace should be protected.

East Asia watchers who only rely on conventional media such as newspapers may still misunderstand that Japanese are pacifistic, but no. Don't forget many of them got money from Chinese communists and mislead readers.

The six-party was very huge to Japan. It determined her future with a span of a few decades.