Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 2838 Melbourne Secret Agreement

Since entering the 44th year, the physical condition of US President Roosevelt has been deteriorating every day. After entering the 45th year, he miraculously improved, but after this stimulation, he suddenly fell ill.

Roosevelt was completely incapable of being a director, giving Vice President Solomon the opportunity to take power in the White House, which was the main reason for the conclusion of the "Melbourne Secret Treaty".

"The Secret Melbourne Treaty" can be called the biggest stain in the history of the United States-who would have imagined that the two countries that were fighting to the death could reach an agreement in a blink of an eye and change from enemies to allies?
Yes, there are never eternal friends and enemies between countries, and only eternal interests determine the relationship between countries.But don't forget, Japan is a country that has successfully made the United States have hundreds of thousands of widows.This may be the reason why the U.S. government is only willing to conclude a secret agreement with Japan, but is there a wall through which the wind can pass through in this world?
The reason why the "Melbourne Secret Treaty" appeared is due to the Chinese government.Ouyang Yun and his partners never imagined that it was precisely because of the aggressiveness of the Chinese army in Japan, the Northeast, and Southeast Asia that Koizumi Toshiichiro felt the danger of being wiped out, and he came up with this incredible method.

In the Battle of Shepperton, the Japanese army was able to turn defeat into victory, which was unexpected by Toshiichiro Koizumi.When the relevant telegram came, the little devil was full of doubts at first, but after getting the confirmation, if it wasn't for the lame leg, he almost didn't jump directly onto the roof.

"Great victory!" "Gu Xianyi is too great!" "Miracle! Miracle! Isn't it?!" The little devil sighed three times in a row, and then, when his eyes glanced at the number of prisoners of war on the telegram , his eyes lit up, and an unbelievable idea appeared in his mind.

According to the consistent practice of the Japanese army, these 15 white-skinned pigs (the name of the Japanese army for Western prisoners of war) will be the best labor for the Japanese army to build fortifications and even mine.And if there are no accidents, it is lucky that one-third of the 15 American and Australian prisoners of war survived in the end-there is a precedent of the "Bataan Death March", and the Americans will never doubt this.

It is for this reason that when the U.S. government received a signal of goodwill from Toshiichiro Koizumi, they simply could not refuse.

Roosevelt was so ill that he didn't know who he was, and God knows if he would be able to wake up. In this way, Solomon's hope of becoming a full-time official greatly increased. For him, building up his prestige and making the public forget about Roosevelt seemed to be an urgent matter.At this time, Japan handed over an olive branch, even if it was to keep his own presidency, he could only take it.

The United States is known as a human rights society and has always attached great importance to human life, especially the life of Americans.Nearly 15 prisoners of war involved nearly 15 American families, which is definitely not a small number.Not only Solomon cannot be ignored, but American politicians and generals cannot be ignored either.

Three days after the Battle of Shepparton, Koizumi's privileged representatives and representatives of the United States government met secretly in Melbourne.Koizumi attached great importance to this peace talk. According to his request, his privileged representative threw out a bait that the American representative could not refuse at the very beginning, saying, "We can return all the prisoners of war to your country."

The U.S. representative was not stupid, and immediately asked what conditions were needed.In the US representative's mind, the Japanese might just want to blackmail money or military resources or something.And even if the Japanese proposed that the U.S. military must withdraw from Australia, the U.S. representative would continue the talks at Solomon's request.

Representative Koizumi spoke tactfully at the beginning, saying: "The condition is very simple. Your two countries must give up their hostile stance."

This request from the Japanese side was unexpected by the U.S. government.After the Battle of Shepparton, the Japanese army had in fact taken the absolute initiative in the Australian War. According to the calculations of the retired generals of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, the US military will no longer be able to interfere in the Australian War for a long time. , Australia is likely to become Japan's new colony.

The US representative could not respond to Koizumi's conditions at all, and the latter immediately reported it to the White House, which held an emergency meeting under the auspices of Solomon, and then American politicians and generals were immediately divided into two factions with completely different attitudes.

Politicians think it can be considered, that is, they can continue to talk.The generals believed that this was contrary to the original intention of the United States to send troops to Australia, and they were sorry for the American soldiers who had died in the battle, so they firmly opposed it.The ball was eventually kicked to Solomon, which was related to the lives and deaths of 15 people. Solomon did not dare to make decisions indiscriminately, and proposed to submit it to the parliament for discussion.

In doing so, Solomon actually meant to shirk responsibility.For the same reason, members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives did not dare to jump to conclusions on this matter.The U.S. government's hesitation made Koizumi firm in his thinking. Therefore, when Koizumi and the U.S. representative sat together again, the Japanese side had actually taken the lead in the negotiations.

The negotiations lasted for about five weeks. In the end, because Japan threatened to give up the treatment of wounded American prisoners of war due to insufficient medicines, the United States was in a hurry and could only agree to Japan's request.In doing so, the United States just fell into Koizumi's trap.With 15 hostages in hand, Representative Koizumi quickly put forward a new condition, requiring the US government to resume exporting military supplies such as oil and steel to Japan.

When the new conditions from the Japanese side reached the White House, Solomon was so angry that he dropped the phone.And this is just the beginning. When Representative Koizumi intensified and demanded an alliance between the two countries, the Americans were completely enraged. From Acting President Solomon to ordinary congressmen, they all slapped the table and scolded Japan for being shameless.

What Koizumi did is really shameless, but the American egg is held in the hands of the other party, but there is no choice at all.

Therefore, when Representative Koizumi proposed to jointly govern Southeast Asia with the United States and was willing to give up the occupation of New Guinea and the Philippines, the U.S. government had virtually no possibility of refusing.

Koizumi's move can be said to hit the painful foot of the United States again.Why the United States is willing to pay so much in Asia, in the final analysis, is to maintain the interests of the country, that is, the interests of those big capitalists.From another perspective, the United States has paid so much in Asia, but the return is far away, which has caused extreme dissatisfaction among those big capitalists.At this time, Japan's willingness to give up Australia, even New Guinea and the Philippines not only satisfied the vanity of American politicians and generals to a certain extent, but also made those big capitalists see the hope of recovering their costs and even making a fortune.In this way, even if Solomon does not want to agree, he can only choose to sign because of the pressure of those big capitalists.

(End of this chapter)