Agustín de Moctezuma y Cortés

1935–Dust Bowl 1936–Arrest of Puerto Rican nationalists 1937–Anti-Black pogrom in Chapel Hill 1938—Evian Conference 1939–Rejection of MS St. Louis 1940–Smith Act 1941–Established military base on Wake Island 1942—Executive Order 9066 1943–Anti-Mexican Zoot Suit pogrom

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🇯🇵 The US nuked Japan 81 years ago. Japan just threw them a birthday party Japan just threw a massive drone and firework show over Tokyo to celebrate US Independence Day. The same empire that dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 81 years ago. Drones lit up the night sky forming PM Sanae Takaichi cozying up to Trump and the Rainbow Bridge glowing red, white and blue. All of it paid for by the taxpayers. Japanese netizens are roasting it. “Isn’t this humiliating?” “Feels like we’re being treated like fools” and “This is what total submission looks like.” This is the same Sanae Takaichi who sat stone-faced through Diet sessions but jumps and cheers like a fangirl at Trump speeches. Trump himself calls her his number one fan. Compare this with Iran, which refuses to kneel and pays the price for it. Japan still hosts US bases and still performs the loyalty rituals, decades after being bombed into submission. This was not a birthday party. It was a live demonstration of how power actually works in the “rules-based order.” The US drops nukes on you, occupies you for generations and you celebrate their founding anniversary with sky-high tributes to their president while your own leader plays sidekick. From here in China, watching real sovereignty and rapid development every day, it is a huge reminder. Some nations choose independence and resilience. This is what it looks like when you do not. What does “alliance” really mean when one side still holds the leash 81 years later?

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