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Japan Plans First Spy Plane To Watch North Korea: Report

Note:

One of the ‘other countries’ Japan’s unmanned spy aircraft will watch is China.

Bush is using Japan to counterbalance China.
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Whereas the current bilateral defense guidelines do not explicitly mention the Taiwan Strait as a playground for US-Japan bilateral military cooperation, the revised guidelines are expected to do just that. So far, the geographical scope of possible US-Japan military cooperation in Asia has been referred to as "areas surrounding Japan even if all interested parties, including China, agreed a long time [ago] that Taiwan and the Taiwan Straits are very much part of that vague geographical concept.
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The US-Japan alliance is part of at least a two pronged attack against China and will be used in conjunction with the US attempt to retake Kyrgyzstan.



Pls see: #msg-6905393

Bush’s agenda is to not only deprive China of oil but also water. Kyrgyzstan is a great source of water to China.
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Kyrgyzstan borders the far western Xinjiang region which is home to the Uighur minority of separatists which China refers to as terrorists
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China has protested to the United States after members of China's Uighur minority group announced the creation of a government in exile in Washington.
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-Am


Japan Plans First Spy Plane To Watch North Korea: Report

Tokyo (AFP) Jul 26, 2005
Japan plans to introduce unmanned spy aircraft to watch military bases in North Korea or other countries, letting Tokyo gather such intelligence on its own for the first time, a report said Tuesday. The aircraft could watch missile bases in inland North Korea and alert Japanese troops if it sees any sign of a missile launch with its infra-red sensors, it said.

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