Will relations sour between Japan and USA if Biden wins the election

I seriously feel that the relationship between the two countries will definitely be somewhat soured by the actions that would be taken by Biden if he is elected president.
Suga is pro-american at least under the Trump administration.
but I could actually see it quickly changing if Biden gets into the Oval office.
The reason why I say that is because Biden has publicly came out and said to the fact that no you don't need to know.

any leader that represents their country in good faith would never ever trust another leader that comes out and publicly says that to its nation's people.

in other words Biden is going to suck big time when it comes to the relationship between Japan and the USA.

a reply to: musicismagic

Of course, it will sour. Joe Biden will sell himself and the country to the highest bidder in Asia -- China. I doubt Japan will like that much, and that will hang Japan out to dry in the region. In fact, the Hunter emails confirm he's already done it.

a reply to: ketsuko
Yep. Biden chooses his allies poorly. Pallets of cash will once again flow to Iran.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: musicismagic

Of course, it will sour. Joe Biden will sell himself and the country to the highest bidder in Asia -- China. I doubt Japan will like that much, and that will hang Japan out to dry in the region. In fact, the Hunter emails confirm he's already done it.

I'm very happy to hear that you agree with my thoughts.
But actually posted this because I actually feel it's really a fact it's a fact of life when the leader comes out and tells the world essentially that no you folks you don't need to know.
That is how the Chinese mine works for leadership against its own people and I think you know that too.
By the way your name is spelled in Japanese I assume that you speak Japanese quite fluently also.

a reply to: musicismagic

Oh no ... it's the name of a character I made up for tabletop role-playing game. It's something of a story, but the name really has no actual Japanese language meaning so far as I know. However, in the world of the game, it did end up meaning something, and it ended up being sort of humorous.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: musicismagic

Of course, it will sour. Joe Biden will sell himself and the country to the highest bidder in Asia -- China. I doubt Japan will like that much, and that will hang Japan out to dry in the region. In fact, the Hunter emails confirm he's already done it.

Hadn't Trump just finished a massive trade deal with China and then just as abruptly, broken it?

Surely Trump sees the US as 'supporting' Japan for years, militarily and economically, and has a stated policy of ending trade that he believes is the other country 'ripping off' America.

Perhaps the idea of 'free trade' is not somewhere that Trump wants to go, either?

But overall, I'd say that trade with Japan has been essentially unchanged for a decade. Who's to know what the future holds:

Trade in Goods with Japan - US Census Bureau

a reply to: musicismagic



Yeah , Biden will Drive Japan towards Communism . Happy Now . ?

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: musicismagic



Yeah , Biden will Drive Japan towards Communism . Happy Now . ?
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If you read my post on the pandemic and disease threads or disasters and pandemics whatever it was you'll find out that I've stated many times that Japan is really really like China in many ways.
You have to live in Japan to understand what I'm really saying is you can't really go by what people are printing and what people are reading about Japan you really have to live here for many years actually to discover what it is that resembles the Japanese government that has pretty much a lot in common like China has.
of course Japan doesn't take their people off the streets and take their organs from them but there's some similarity okay so let's let's hope that you're happy with my answer.

a reply to: musicismagic


I take it Sarcasm is not one of your Stronger Suits Magz > ?..........)

a reply to: carewemust

Yep. Biden chooses his allies poorly. Pallets of cash will once again flow to Iran.

www.wsj.com...

The money represented the first installment of a $1.7 billion settlement the Obama administration reached with Iran to resolve a decades-old dispute over a failed arms deal signed just before the 1979 fall of Iran’s last monarch, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.

The settlement, which resolved claims before an international tribunal in The Hague, also coincided with the formal implementation that same weekend of the landmark nuclear agreement reached between Tehran, the U.S. and other global powers the summer before.

“With the nuclear deal done, prisoners released, the time was right to resolve this dispute as well,” President Barack Obama said at the White House on Jan. 17—without disclosing the $400 million cash payment.

Senior U.S. officials denied any link between the payment and the prisoner exchange. They say the way the various strands came together simultaneously was coincidental, not the result of any quid pro quo.

“As we’ve made clear, the negotiations over the settlement of an outstanding claim…were completely separate from the discussions about returning our American citizens home,” State Department spokesman John Kirby said. “Not only were the two negotiations separate, they were conducted by different teams on each side, including, in the case of The Hague claims, by technical experts involved in these negotiations for many years.”

But U.S. officials also acknowledge that Iranian negotiators on the prisoner exchange said they wanted the cash to show they had gained something tangible.

Sen. Tom Cotton, a Republican from Arkansas and a fierce foe of the Iran nuclear deal, accused President Barack Obama of paying “a $1.7 billion ransom to the ayatollahs for U.S. hostages.”

“This break with longstanding U.S. policy put a price on the head of Americans, and has led Iran to continue its illegal seizures” of Americans, he said.

Since the cash shipment, the intelligence arm of the Revolutionary Guard has arrested two more Iranian-Americans. Tehran has also detained dual-nationals from France, Canada and the U.K. in recent months.

At the time of the prisoner release, Secretary of State John Kerry and the White House portrayed it as a diplomatic breakthrough. Mr. Kerry cited the importance of “the relationships forged and the diplomatic channels unlocked over the course of the nuclear talks.”

Meanwhile, U.S. officials have said they were certain Washington was going to lose the arbitration in The Hague, where Iran was seeking more than $10 billion, and described the settlement as a bargain for taxpayers.

You're wrong. Check your facts

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

Confucius say always check which official story to believe because the MSM will tell 3 versions with no proof of any 😎

a reply to: xuenchen

I commented to carewemust. Is he your alter ego? Maybe you can post some links. Those quotes I gave were apparently fact checked

That is a very wise point. Maybe a little too, what’s the word, deep/profound for a lot of Americans nowadays.
Most of us aren’t acting in good faith ourselves-but if one were to put oneself into to mindset of a leader who IS acting in good faith then hell yes that leader is going to stop and say “woah, that guy will deceive his own people, what will he do to mine?”
This is why I don’t think the democrats can ever succeed. Their motives are all selfish at their origin wrapped in pretty lies and ulterior motives.

Yes, we will nuke most of the mainland and open up some awesome interment camps here at home.