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まずすぐ分かったのが
倭国人の「Japan」の発音では全くありませんね

そして
倭国では"Warship"とは言わず
"Escort Vessel""Escort Ship"と呼びます
「護衛艦」です
「軍艦」や「戦艦」とは言いません
憲法9条がありますからね

または船の名前で答えます
そもそもこの倭国の軍艦はどこから出てきたのでしょうか？

しかし訓練を行うならば重要案件になるので
倭国の国防省や外務省に必ず告知をするはずです
現場の船に直接伝達するのではなく
国防省から護衛艦に事前に伝達されます

ここまで偽造するのは
倭国全国民がもう既に
予測してましたよ

と言うより
待ってましたと
言わんばかりです

この女性の英語は
間違いなく
倭国人の訛りの英語では無いです

倭国語は母音が強いので
この様な中国語の様な口を閉じた状態からの発音はしなく
もっと口を開けたところからの
発音でカタカナの様な英語になります

完全に中国の方が英語を話す訛りですね

いっその事中国の倭国人に
英語を話させて
録音すればよかったのでは？

私ならそこまで考えてやりますが
ひょっとして国を挙げての偽造では無い可能性もありますね

個人的な作成かも

これが国の作成であるならば

中国共産党の全ての策が
あまりに手に取るように分かりすぎるので

こちらの本心としては
何かその裏の裏があるのではないかと考えます

裏の裏は
つまり表なので

何かの策を練るときの基本なんですが

ひょっとして
裏の裏をついてないとすると

かなり思考が弱いと思うのですが
国が起こしている行動なので

まさか流石にそれないと思うのが
逆に不可解で怖いですね

Excuse me for commenting.

The first thing I noticed right away was that
the Japanese pronunciation of “Japan” doesn’t sound like “Japan” in English at all.

And in Japan, we don’t call them “warships.”
We call them “escort vessels” or “escort ships” — in Japanese, 護衛艦 (gōeikan).
We never use terms like 軍艦 (gungkan, warship) or 戦艦 (senkan, battleship).
That’s because of Article 9 of the Constitution, you know.
Or we just refer to them by their ship names.
By the way, where did this sudden appearance of a “Japanese warship” even come from?
If a training exercise or operation involving Japanese vessels were actually taking place, it would be a major issue, so the Japanese Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Foreign Affairs would definitely be notified in advance.
The information wouldn’t be transmitted directly to the ship on site — it would always go through the Ministry of Defense to the escort vessel beforehand.

By this point, pretty much every single person in Japan had already predicted that this would be fabricated.
Or rather, it’s more like the entire nation was waiting for it to happen.
This woman’s English is absolutely, unequivocally not Japanese-accented English.
Since Japanese has strong vowels, we don’t pronounce English with our mouths half-closed like in Chinese.
We open our mouths wider and produce that typical katakana-style English pronunciation.
This is 100% the accent of a Chinese person speaking English.
They might as well have just grabbed some random Chinese person in Japan, had them speak English, and recorded it.
If it were me, that’s exactly the level of detail I’d think through.
So there’s a chance this wasn’t a state-level fabrication after all.
It might just be something an individual put together.
But if this actually was orchestrated by the government (meaning China),
then every single move by the Chinese Communist Party is just way too obvious and transparent.
Personally, that makes me suspect there’s something deeper—maybe even a double or triple bluff.
The “reverse of the reverse” just brings you back to the surface—that’s basic strategy when setting traps.
If they’re not even thinking two steps ahead like that,
their thinking is honestly pretty weak for a nation-state operation.
The idea that a country could pull something this clumsy is, on the contrary, what feels uncanny and almost frightening. December 12, 2025

まずすぐ分かったのが
倭国人の「Japan」の発音では全くありませんね

そして
倭国では"Warship"とは言わず
"Escort Vessel""Escort Ship"と呼びます
「護衛艦」です
「軍艦」や「戦艦」とは言いません
憲法9条がありますからね

または船の名前で答えます
そもそもこの倭国の軍艦はどこから出てきたのでしょうか？

しかし訓練を行うならば重要案件になるので
倭国の国防省や外務省に必ず告知をするはずです
現場の船に直接伝達するのではなく
国防省から護衛艦に事前に伝達されます

ここまで偽造するのは
倭国全国民がもう既に
予測してましたよ

と言うより
待ってましたと
言わんばかりです

この女性の英語は
間違いなく
倭国人の訛りの英語では無いです

倭国語は母音が強いので
この様な中国語の様な口を閉じた状態からの発音はしなく
もっと口を開けたところからの
発音でカタカナの様な英語になります

完全に中国の方が英語を話す訛りですね

いっその事中国の倭国人に
英語を話させて
録音すればよかったのでは？

私ならそこまで考えてやりますが
ひょっとして国を挙げての偽造では無い可能性もありますね

個人的な作成かも

これが国の作成であるならば

中国共産党の全ての策が
あまりに手に取るように分かりすぎるので

こちらの本心としては
何かその裏の裏があるのではないかと考えます

裏の裏は
つまり表なので

何かの策を練るときの基本なんですが

ひょっとして
裏の裏をついてないとすると

かなり思考が弱いと思うのですが
国が起こしている行動なので

まさか流石にそれないと思うのが
逆に不可解で怖いですね

Excuse me for commenting.

The first thing I noticed right away was that
the Japanese pronunciation of “Japan” doesn’t sound like “Japan” in English at all.

And in Japan, we don’t call them “warships.”
We call them “escort vessels” or “escort ships” — in Japanese, 護衛艦 (gōeikan).
We never use terms like 軍艦 (gungkan, warship) or 戦艦 (senkan, battleship).
That’s because of Article 9 of the Constitution, you know.
Or we just refer to them by their ship names.
By the way, where did this sudden appearance of a “Japanese warship” even come from?
If a training exercise or operation involving Japanese vessels were actually taking place, it would be a major issue, so the Japanese Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Foreign Affairs would definitely be notified in advance.
The information wouldn’t be transmitted directly to the ship on site — it would always go through the Ministry of Defense to the escort vessel beforehand.

By this point, pretty much every single person in Japan had already predicted that this would be fabricated.
Or rather, it’s more like the entire nation was waiting for it to happen.
This woman’s English is absolutely, unequivocally not Japanese-accented English.
Since Japanese has strong vowels, we don’t pronounce English with our mouths half-closed like in Chinese.
We open our mouths wider and produce that typical katakana-style English pronunciation.
This is 100% the accent of a Chinese person speaking English.
They might as well have just grabbed some random Chinese person in Japan, had them speak English, and recorded it.
If it were me, that’s exactly the level of detail I’d think through.
So there’s a chance this wasn’t a state-level fabrication after all.
It might just be something an individual put together.
But if this actually was orchestrated by the government (meaning China),
then every single move by the Chinese Communist Party is just way too obvious and transparent.
Personally, that makes me suspect there’s something deeper—maybe even a double or triple bluff.
The “reverse of the reverse” just brings you back to the surface—that’s basic strategy when setting traps.
If they’re not even thinking two steps ahead like that,
their thinking is honestly pretty weak for a nation-state operation.
The idea that a country could pull something this clumsy is, on the contrary, what feels uncanny and almost frightening. December 12, 2025

まずすぐ分かったのが
倭国人の「Japan」の発音では全くありませんね

そして
倭国では"Warship"とは言わず
"Escort Vessel""Escort Ship"と呼びます
「護衛艦」です
「軍艦」や「戦艦」とは言いません
憲法9条がありますからね

または船の名前で答えます
そもそもこの倭国の軍艦はどこから出てきたのでしょうか？

しかし訓練を行うならば重要案件になるので
倭国の国防省や外務省に必ず告知をするはずです
現場の船に直接伝達するのではなく
国防省から護衛艦に事前に伝達されます

ここまで偽造するのは
倭国全国民がもう既に
予測してましたよ

と言うより
待ってましたと
言わんばかりです

この女性の英語は
間違いなく
倭国人の訛りの英語では無いです

倭国語は母音が強いので
この様な中国語の様な口を閉じた状態からの発音はしなく
もっと口を開けたところからの
発音でカタカナの様な英語になります

完全に中国の方が英語を話す訛りですね

いっその事中国の倭国人に
英語を話させて
録音すればよかったのでは？

私ならそこまで考えてやりますが
ひょっとして国を挙げての偽造では無い可能性もありますね

個人的な作成かも

これが国の作成であるならば

中国共産党の全ての策が
あまりに手に取るように分かりすぎるので

こちらの本心としては
何かその裏の裏があるのではないかと考えます

裏の裏は
つまり表なので

何かの策を練るときの基本なんですが

ひょっとして
裏の裏をついてないとすると

かなり思考が弱いと思うのですが
国が起こしている行動なので

まさか流石にそれないと思うのが
逆に不可解で怖いですね

Excuse me for commenting.

The first thing I noticed right away was that
the Japanese pronunciation of “Japan” doesn’t sound like “Japan” in English at all.

And in Japan, we don’t call them “warships.”
We call them “escort vessels” or “escort ships” — in Japanese, 護衛艦 (gōeikan).
We never use terms like 軍艦 (gungkan, warship) or 戦艦 (senkan, battleship).
That’s because of Article 9 of the Constitution, you know.
Or we just refer to them by their ship names.
By the way, where did this sudden appearance of a “Japanese warship” even come from?
If a training exercise or operation involving Japanese vessels were actually taking place, it would be a major issue, so the Japanese Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Foreign Affairs would definitely be notified in advance.
The information wouldn’t be transmitted directly to the ship on site — it would always go through the Ministry of Defense to the escort vessel beforehand.

By this point, pretty much every single person in Japan had already predicted that this would be fabricated.
Or rather, it’s more like the entire nation was waiting for it to happen.
This woman’s English is absolutely, unequivocally not Japanese-accented English.
Since Japanese has strong vowels, we don’t pronounce English with our mouths half-closed like in Chinese.
We open our mouths wider and produce that typical katakana-style English pronunciation.
This is 100% the accent of a Chinese person speaking English.
They might as well have just grabbed some random Chinese person in Japan, had them speak English, and recorded it.
If it were me, that’s exactly the level of detail I’d think through.
So there’s a chance this wasn’t a state-level fabrication after all.
It might just be something an individual put together.
But if this actually was orchestrated by the government (meaning China),
then every single move by the Chinese Communist Party is just way too obvious and transparent.
Personally, that makes me suspect there’s something deeper—maybe even a double or triple bluff.
The “reverse of the reverse” just brings you back to the surface—that’s basic strategy when setting traps.
If they’re not even thinking two steps ahead like that,
their thinking is honestly pretty weak for a nation-state operation.
The idea that a country could pull something this clumsy is, on the contrary, what feels uncanny and almost frightening. December 12, 2025