Greetings Comrades in Japan

Two Dragons

Thanks to Japanese specialists, it can not only make Parpaldia leap centuries of technological development, but also surpass the most advanced superpower on Earth to date? That is, the Holy Milishiant Empire.

Moreover, the Japanese did not hide at all the fact that the Imperial Armed Forces could eminently help them in military operations, acting as the backbone of the army to offset Japan's greatest weakness against Poland.

The number of armed forces and the ability to replenish them. Yes that the Japanese are much more numerous than the Poles. The problem is that the Japanese are much less willing to serve in the military, despite the fact that their entire economy has collapsed and the Military in times of crises, especially security is always a stable employer.

And the Polish People's Army is a conscript army, which, combined with a young population, gives tangible results that in the event of war will be much larger than the JSDF without effort.

Anyway, let a good example be the fact that there are barely twice as many Japanese aged 10-14 as Poles of the same age! And this is, after all, Japan has 127 million people and Poland barely 36 million. What's worse, it's Poland that can only grow and Japan that will decline over the next 20 years.

Even if young Japanese adults started having three children per family. Add to that the unexpected immigration of tourists from Japan, and the sudden birthday boom after April 1(Wonder why?) after they moved into this world. This paints a grim picture for Japan. Ludius knew this well, after all, this is one of the things his spies in Japan brought first.

This gave him a good negotiating position, for Japan needs bodies in the event of an armed conflict, and these could be provided by Parpaldia, since America had rolled out of their hands, and the Poles had passed a great distance from Japan's attempts.

Therefore, with appropriate leverage on his part, he agreed to the Japanese proposal, although he had planned to drag out the negotiations more, but when the Polish-American pact was announced he understood that time was up. Of course it would cause some upheaval in his country, as well as anger that they had to obey those barbarians from across the eastern sea, but for Ludius it was a mere triviality. This was not the kind of obstacle he had to overcome for the first time, he had done it many times.

He was pleased to see a copy of the treaty for his hands. Later today he was to sign it in Tokyo.

The preamble itself read as follows

The Parties to this Treaty reaffirm their faith in the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and their desire to live in peace with all peoples and all governments.

They are determined to safeguard the freedom, common heritage and civilization of their peoples, founded on the principles of democracy, individual liberty and the rule of law. They seek to promote stability and well-being in the Philades area.

They are resolved to unite their efforts for collective defense and for the preservation of peace and security. They therefore agree to this Philades Treaty :

From what Ludius has learned, the Polish-American treaty is called the Warsaw Pact 2.0 by virtue of the fact that much of the provisions as well as the preamble itself are literally copied word for word from the original Polish-Soviet treaty forming the original Warsaw Pact. An alliance in which Poland was until three years ago an involuntary member.

In turn, the one that appears before it in many of its provisions, as well as in its preamble, is a copy of the treaty of the opposition alliance founded by America and its allies in non-communist Europe.

Ludius found this "copying game" quite amusing. Of course, he had to sign some papers on human rights and similar nonsense, but these are just details that do not add to the picture of the whole, nor can they overshadow the interests of both countries.