The U.S. is simply powerless against Japanese manufacturers who are frantically plundering the domestic market.

Panasonic, Sony, Toshiba, Sharp, NEC, Fujitsu, Canon, Kobe Steel, Nippon Steel, Komatsu Kogyo and a bunch of other major industrial companies in Japan are squeezing the living space of similar manufacturers in the United States.

For no other reason, the Japanese have rapid technological development, and the cost is much lower than that of these companies in the United States.

Although this is very helpful to the little devils' serious efforts to develop technology and study hard, many of these technologies of the Japanese are based on American technology.

For example, the United States was the first in the world to develop numerical control technology, and then this technology was stolen by little devils.

After they stole the numerical control technology of the United States, they used their advanced domestic electronics industry and semiconductor industry, and the numerical control technology developed better than that of the United States, which imports a large number of numerical control equipment from Japan every year.

As a result, cheap and technologically advanced Japanese CNC machine tools gradually seized the American market, so that a large number of machine tool factories in the United States had to go bankrupt because of the loss of market orders, and eventually these factories were acquired by Japanese factories.

"A decision must be made now!" the thinkers looked at the president.

"We can't impose comprehensive sanctions on Japanese companies, otherwise, it will have disastrous consequences. Even Europe and Japan will unite over such a thing......" Reagan shook his head.

It is not appropriate to impose comprehensive sanctions on Japanese companies.

Everyone knows that the trade deficit between the United States and Japan is getting wider.

Even if the reason for the Japanese to smuggle technology to the socialist countries is explained, no matter how it is explained, it will not convince the European countries.

Why didn't the U.S. do that when the U.S. was in a trade surplus?

"What's more, the Japanese government signed the Plaza Accord with us in '85, and the dollar depreciated sharply, reducing a lot of government debt, and these losses were borne by European countries and Japan, which has made them very dissatisfied......," President Reagan sighed.

Originally, because the US fiscal deficit has increased sharply and the foreign trade deficit has increased sharply, the US government hopes to expand the export competitiveness of US products and improve the imbalance of the US balance of payments through currency depreciation.

Of course, the U.S. government has also promised Japan to help Japanese domestic capital expand overseas markets and enhance Japan's international status.

That has already cut a stubble of wool on Japan's economy.

The European countries are not happy, but the Japanese government has agreed, what can they do?

After all, their losses were much smaller than those of Japan.

Before that, the USSR had just passed the "West-81" military exercises, in which the USSR openly flexed its muscles to the entire Western world, and the whole of Europe was trembling under the obscene power of the Soviet steel torrent!

Without the support of the United States, Europe, which was crippled by a damned mustache during World War II, would not have been able to withstand the huge steel torrent of the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Union is not Japan, which has only developed for about ten years, and without the support of the United States, it is estimated that it will take less than 3 months for the Soviet Union to bulldoze the whole of Europe!

More than 50,000 tanks in service, more than 60,000 armored combat vehicles, and tens of thousands of military aircraft......

Now that the White Polar Bear is terminally ill, their domestic economy on the verge of collapse can no longer support the CCCP to engage in an all-out war with NATO.

Therefore, if the Japanese economy is launched in an all-round way, the European countries will definitely not sit idly by.

"We can't do nothing! If we continue, our economy will be more dangerous...... advisers worriedly.

Reagan nodded, "We don't need to impose sanctions on all Japanese companies, Toshiba, which seriously endangers our national security, must pay the price and compensate for our losses!"

The president's meaning is clear.

It is not realistic to follow such an opportunity to impose full-scale sanctions on the Japanese economy.

However, Toshiba's egregious behavior, which has serious implications for US national security, must be punished.

"Now we also need China to share the pressure on the Soviet Union not to directly point out that they are exporting prohibited technology to China, and this thing must be done well, otherwise it will have a very negative impact on the government." ”

As for how to punish Toshiba, the president naturally did not care, but just told everyone that they must be cautious.

And we must not allow the current friendly relations with China to be affected.

A group of thinkers are the top talents in various fields in the United States, helping the president to make suggestions, and such a small thing will naturally be more complicated from time to time.

Under the discussion of this group of people, they quickly came up with a perfect plan, and even which departments need to come forward for this plan and how to operate it step by step, all have a perfect plan.

In this way, on the grounds that China's large aircraft obtained an airworthiness license, it was secretly pointed out that China had obtained advanced equipment and technology from Japan to solve the problem, and the US Aviation Administration issued an airworthiness license because China's large aircraft did meet the regulations. Aren't countries accusing the government of trade protectionism...... "When the plan came out, some people proudly put it forward.

What about the Chinese Y-10 getting airworthiness approval?

It's simply not possible to get many orders.

But through this incident, the news that the Japanese were secretly exporting prohibited equipment to China was poked out.

It was already extremely dissatisfied with Japan, and Toshiba's export of top-level CNC equipment from the Soviet Union caused a huge hidden danger to US national security has not yet passed.

Soon, the New York Times published an article on the front page, ostensibly congratulating China's manufacturing breakthrough and the imminent airworthiness certification of the large aircraft from the Aviation Administration.

Even, under the title, a picture of the Y-10 nose taking off upwards was distributed.

The article details China's large aircraft project, and a lot of the content is taken from the previous report of Renming Daily.

These reports fully analyze the reasons for the dismount of the Y-10 and then the results achieved later.

To achieve results, it is natural to explain why the results have been achieved.

In the report, in a mysterious tone, the reporter learned from the on-site audit insiders of the Aviation Administration that the relevant Chinese units have received a lot of technical support from the world, and the power system is imported from the United States, and the avionics system is also imported from the United States.

The Chinese also made a shell.

And the manufacture of this shell, is not easy, if there is no Japanese to provide CNC machine tools to China, China simply can not solve the stable processing of high-precision parts, after all, the prototype of the previous Chinese test flight, the use of only 300 hours.

Such news, as always, seems to praise the achievements of China's manufacturing, but in fact it is belittling China and promoting American manufacturing.

At other times, it won't have much effect.

But this time is different.

The next day, USA Today read an article on the front page, which sharply pointed out that Toshiba had seriously violated the relevant regulations of the Batumi Embargo Commission and that the Japanese were supplying prohibited technology and equipment to China.

There was an uproar across the United States.

On the third day, the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post began to publish articles introducing the nine-axis CNC machine tools that Toshiba had provided to the Soviet Union for processing the propellers of large warships and the top five-axis and five-linkage CNC machining centers in the world for cutting-edge military industrial manufacturing.

Thanks to Toshiba's help, the Soviets succeeded in replacing the smoother-looking nuclear submarine propellers, reducing the noise of their nuclear submarines that could be heard across the Atlantic, and NATO listening stations could no longer monitor the movements of Soviet nuclear submarines.

This is a serious problem for the entire NATO defense system.

If the United States and NATO want to regain their original advantages, they must invest at least more than $30 billion, provided that the Soviet Union does not continue to invest in improvements.

When such a report came out, not only the whole United States was blown up, but even Europe was blown up.

For a long time, the government's media propaganda reports have told everyone that their strength far exceeds that of the Soviet Union, but now I know that the Soviets actually obtained the most advanced technology in the world through the little brother of the Americans!

Wouldn't the USSR have more courage to start a nuclear war if it could not find a Soviet nuclear submarine?

Under the threat of nuclear war, what resistance did the Soviet Union use to resist the trembling torrent of steel?

As a result, countless frightened people in Europe poured into the streets, marched and demonstrated, demanding that the government give the people a sense of security......

Under such circumstances, US President Reagan delivered a speech to all NATO countries, asking everyone to remain calm, the technological strength of the Western world far exceeds that of the Soviet Union, and the military strength of the Soviet Union is no longer a cause for concern.

It didn't have any effect.

Everyone knows that almost all wars break out because a country's internal contradictions cannot be resolved, and the only way to divert domestic attention is through external wars.

Even in the United States, due to the behind-the-scenes operation of the FBI and the hype of some politicians, demonstrations against Japanese products have broken out in almost all major cities in the country.

"The murderers who caused such serious consequences should be severely punished and Toshiba should be completely driven out of the United States!"

On the streets of New York, on Fifth Avenue, the busiest area, a group of young Americans are marching, holding slogans such as boycotting Japanese goods and demanding that the government return their jobs, etc., and more people are constantly joining.

I don't know who shouted.

As a result, the slogan of "driving Toshiba out of Japan completely" became more and more powerful.

Eventually, the angry crowd, after seeing Toshiba's largest consumer electronics store in the United States, lost control of their emotions and rushed up to smash the store......

This is just the beginning.

Originally, everyone thought that it was much different from the previous events.

But the Japanese side knows that this time is different from before, and the American dad obviously wants to clean them up.

"Bastards! they're not satisfied!" Noboru Takeshita called President Reagan, only to be told by the White House that the president had gone to calm the agitated workers who were marching......