Outside the Yokosuka military base, police cars were lined up, and policemen in explosion-proof suits pulled up yellow strips around the highway at the entrance of the base, holding batons and explosion-proof shields in full swing.
The Sheriff of Yokosuka City personally stood at the forefront of the team, shouting to the emotional protesters, calling on the people to remain calm and stop the protesters from continuing to move towards the door.
Citizens of Yokosuka City, please stay calm!Don't believe rumors on the Internet!The Prime Minister has contacted the US ambassador and asked the US to give a reasonable explanation on the matter!Please believe us, believe in Mr. Prime Minister!He will definitely give you a satisfactory reply...
Holding the megaphone, Sheriff Fujiyama looked at the indignant crowd in sweat.
He has been a policeman for more than 20 years and has encountered many situations of crowds siege of military bases, but often the number of people does not exceed 500.
After all, Yokosuka's military base is close to Tokyo, where naval units are stationed here, and aircraft that disturb people such as Osprey are generally deployed in Yokota and Okinawa.
Now, looking around, the dark crowd could not see the edge. A rough estimate was that more than 10,000 protesters surrounded the door of the military base.
This is the first time he encountered such a situation in his more than 20 years of police career.
Sheriff Fujiyama, holding a trumpet, almost screamed his throat to a hoarseness, but the protesters obviously didn't buy it.
Anyway, you will only help Americans, right?
kneel!Apologize!
Get out of Yokosuka City!Get out with your virus!The citizens of Yokosuka City are not your experimental products!
Just as Chief Fujiyama was watching anxiously at the people who started pushing the police, the checkpoint at the door of the military base finally raised the stop pole.
A Hummer slowly drove out of the military base, stopped behind a wall of humans composed of U.S. Marines, took the speaker from an officer and shouted to the crowd.
Please be quiet!
The harsh voice shocked the eardrums of the front-row protesters, and for a moment it overshadowed the slogans of the protesters.
Many people had stopped talking, put down their high fists, stared at the person standing at the door, waiting for his next words.
I am Thomas, the commander of the Seventh Fleet. You may recognize my face or you may know nothing about me.But none of these matters. What is important is that I stand here on behalf of all the US troops stationed in Japan at Yokosuka Military Base and make a sincere response to the citizens of Yokosuka City.Thomas read this sentence in awkward Japanese, and continued to say.
Some photos and irresponsible reports circulating online may have caused your misunderstanding.Here, I will issue a statement on behalf of the US side that those are false accusations, and we will hold the rumor-mongers accountable through legal means!
There was a booing sound in the crowd.
Obviously, Yokosuka's citizens were not satisfied with the arrogant American response, and what they needed was a reasonable explanation.
Thomas coughed gently, turned the speech to the next page, and continued.
I once again declare that the US military stationed in Japan has absolutely no server to receive Takeda Pharmaceuticals, nor has it assisted the CIA in collecting T virus-related information.
In order to prove our innocence, we are willing to open military bases to the media, and the investigation and evidence collection process will be broadcast live to the outside world in real time.Whether you believe in us or not, you should always believe in your eyes...
The booing outside the military base gradually weakened.
Everyone had strange expressions on their faces, wondering if they had heard it wrong.
Open military base?
Live broadcast of the investigation and evidence collection process?
Is this still the American style?
Too abnormal...
Many people hesitated to put down their raised hands and slowly lowered the sign in their hands.
Thomas's speech has made them hesitate. If Americans really hide servers containing T virus data, would they dare to open the door to the military base so generously?
Who can guarantee that the server and photos we see are the same batch?At this moment, a loud voice sounded from the crowd. Who can guarantee that you will not have dropped those servers during this period?
We can ensure that the servers you see in that room are placed there, and there is no change in the placement direction.Thomas immediately responded to the voice. After discovering rumors on the Internet, we immediately blocked the room and no one touched the server inside.Our surveillance videos can prove this and anyone who doubts are welcome to verify it.
Speaking of this, many people have been moved by Thomas' sincerity.
To be honest, many Japanese people have a little bit of Stockholm syndrome when facing the US military stationed in Japan.
All along, American soldiers who committed crimes in Japan were sent back to the United States, tried in US military courts, and were soon acquitted.
Now, Americans are willing to open military bases to prove their innocence, which makes them feel a kind of warm care like spring from their father.
After all, this kind of open and honest attitude of allowing the media to come in to investigate and collect evidence is unprecedented!
Of course, the premise of all trust here is based on the fact that everything Thomas said is true, and that batch of servers have no relationship with Takeda Pharmaceuticals and T virus.
If the final inspection results come out, Americans are indeed suspected of collecting T virus data, then their protest position will remain the same.
However, before the inspection began, most of the protesters present believed Thomas' confident statement...
The Americans really didn't joke.
After Thomas's speech, two civil servants, escorted by US soldiers, came to the media's broadcasting car and began to arrange matters to check the server.
After all, it is a military facility, so it is definitely impossible for a large group of people to enter, so there are only ten media outlets selected to be allowed to enter.
In this way, the question of who to choose is very important.
If all the American media are chosen, no one will convince them.
Perhaps out of confidence that the problem is absolutely impossible to be found, only two media outlets were named from the United States, and even two Chinese media outlets, which may be opposite to them, were included in the list.
After the list was announced, no representatives of all civil groups present expressed their objections.
In addition to the four major news agencies, Reuters, AFP, Xinhua News Agency, and Associated Press, there are also media with equally strong influence such as BBC, NHK, and CTV. As for the list, the Americans did not play tricks this time.
As for whether it comes out clearly...
When the inspection results come out, it will be announced.
The abnormal cooperation attitude of the US military made everyone who was looking forward to the Americans' defeated faces dizzy.
No one, including Sumitomo Kenichi and all representatives of civilian groups in the anti-US military, expected that the Americans would cooperate so much.
Because even if they stand at the disadvantage of public opinion, they will just go down unreasonably.
However, this time, they actually... cooperated like this?
Sumitomo Kenichi anxiously picked up the phone and dialed Jiang Chen's number.
As soon as the phone was connected, he hurriedly spoke.
The United States opened the military camp...
I know, then what?
Then what?
Jiang Chen's lazy answer made Sumitomo Ken stunned.
Do you think I'm betting that they will never compromise, will never open the military camp, and will keep this bowl of dirty water from Yokosuka City to Los Angeles?
...Isn't it?
When he said this, Sumitomo Kenichi's expression looked strange because Jiang Chen had finished what he wanted to say.
Think carefully with your brain.Jiang Chen sighed softly. He was about to say something, but he changed the subject again and said with a smile, "Forget it, let me explain it to you, just sit in the audience and continue watching this scene."
Leaving the last sentence of Sumitomo Jianichi and the confused look on his face, Jiang Chen hung up the phone directly.
The Sheriff of Yokosuka City personally stood at the forefront of the team, shouting to the emotional protesters, calling on the people to remain calm and stop the protesters from continuing to move towards the door.
Citizens of Yokosuka City, please stay calm!Don't believe rumors on the Internet!The Prime Minister has contacted the US ambassador and asked the US to give a reasonable explanation on the matter!Please believe us, believe in Mr. Prime Minister!He will definitely give you a satisfactory reply...
Holding the megaphone, Sheriff Fujiyama looked at the indignant crowd in sweat.
He has been a policeman for more than 20 years and has encountered many situations of crowds siege of military bases, but often the number of people does not exceed 500.
After all, Yokosuka's military base is close to Tokyo, where naval units are stationed here, and aircraft that disturb people such as Osprey are generally deployed in Yokota and Okinawa.
Now, looking around, the dark crowd could not see the edge. A rough estimate was that more than 10,000 protesters surrounded the door of the military base.
This is the first time he encountered such a situation in his more than 20 years of police career.
Sheriff Fujiyama, holding a trumpet, almost screamed his throat to a hoarseness, but the protesters obviously didn't buy it.
Anyway, you will only help Americans, right?
kneel!Apologize!
Get out of Yokosuka City!Get out with your virus!The citizens of Yokosuka City are not your experimental products!
Just as Chief Fujiyama was watching anxiously at the people who started pushing the police, the checkpoint at the door of the military base finally raised the stop pole.
A Hummer slowly drove out of the military base, stopped behind a wall of humans composed of U.S. Marines, took the speaker from an officer and shouted to the crowd.
Please be quiet!
The harsh voice shocked the eardrums of the front-row protesters, and for a moment it overshadowed the slogans of the protesters.
Many people had stopped talking, put down their high fists, stared at the person standing at the door, waiting for his next words.
I am Thomas, the commander of the Seventh Fleet. You may recognize my face or you may know nothing about me.But none of these matters. What is important is that I stand here on behalf of all the US troops stationed in Japan at Yokosuka Military Base and make a sincere response to the citizens of Yokosuka City.Thomas read this sentence in awkward Japanese, and continued to say.
Some photos and irresponsible reports circulating online may have caused your misunderstanding.Here, I will issue a statement on behalf of the US side that those are false accusations, and we will hold the rumor-mongers accountable through legal means!
There was a booing sound in the crowd.
Obviously, Yokosuka's citizens were not satisfied with the arrogant American response, and what they needed was a reasonable explanation.
Thomas coughed gently, turned the speech to the next page, and continued.
I once again declare that the US military stationed in Japan has absolutely no server to receive Takeda Pharmaceuticals, nor has it assisted the CIA in collecting T virus-related information.
In order to prove our innocence, we are willing to open military bases to the media, and the investigation and evidence collection process will be broadcast live to the outside world in real time.Whether you believe in us or not, you should always believe in your eyes...
The booing outside the military base gradually weakened.
Everyone had strange expressions on their faces, wondering if they had heard it wrong.
Open military base?
Live broadcast of the investigation and evidence collection process?
Is this still the American style?
Too abnormal...
Many people hesitated to put down their raised hands and slowly lowered the sign in their hands.
Thomas's speech has made them hesitate. If Americans really hide servers containing T virus data, would they dare to open the door to the military base so generously?
Who can guarantee that the server and photos we see are the same batch?At this moment, a loud voice sounded from the crowd. Who can guarantee that you will not have dropped those servers during this period?
We can ensure that the servers you see in that room are placed there, and there is no change in the placement direction.Thomas immediately responded to the voice. After discovering rumors on the Internet, we immediately blocked the room and no one touched the server inside.Our surveillance videos can prove this and anyone who doubts are welcome to verify it.
Speaking of this, many people have been moved by Thomas' sincerity.
To be honest, many Japanese people have a little bit of Stockholm syndrome when facing the US military stationed in Japan.
All along, American soldiers who committed crimes in Japan were sent back to the United States, tried in US military courts, and were soon acquitted.
Now, Americans are willing to open military bases to prove their innocence, which makes them feel a kind of warm care like spring from their father.
After all, this kind of open and honest attitude of allowing the media to come in to investigate and collect evidence is unprecedented!
Of course, the premise of all trust here is based on the fact that everything Thomas said is true, and that batch of servers have no relationship with Takeda Pharmaceuticals and T virus.
If the final inspection results come out, Americans are indeed suspected of collecting T virus data, then their protest position will remain the same.
However, before the inspection began, most of the protesters present believed Thomas' confident statement...
The Americans really didn't joke.
After Thomas's speech, two civil servants, escorted by US soldiers, came to the media's broadcasting car and began to arrange matters to check the server.
After all, it is a military facility, so it is definitely impossible for a large group of people to enter, so there are only ten media outlets selected to be allowed to enter.
In this way, the question of who to choose is very important.
If all the American media are chosen, no one will convince them.
Perhaps out of confidence that the problem is absolutely impossible to be found, only two media outlets were named from the United States, and even two Chinese media outlets, which may be opposite to them, were included in the list.
After the list was announced, no representatives of all civil groups present expressed their objections.
In addition to the four major news agencies, Reuters, AFP, Xinhua News Agency, and Associated Press, there are also media with equally strong influence such as BBC, NHK, and CTV. As for the list, the Americans did not play tricks this time.
As for whether it comes out clearly...
When the inspection results come out, it will be announced.
The abnormal cooperation attitude of the US military made everyone who was looking forward to the Americans' defeated faces dizzy.
No one, including Sumitomo Kenichi and all representatives of civilian groups in the anti-US military, expected that the Americans would cooperate so much.
Because even if they stand at the disadvantage of public opinion, they will just go down unreasonably.
However, this time, they actually... cooperated like this?
Sumitomo Kenichi anxiously picked up the phone and dialed Jiang Chen's number.
As soon as the phone was connected, he hurriedly spoke.
The United States opened the military camp...
I know, then what?
Then what?
Jiang Chen's lazy answer made Sumitomo Ken stunned.
Do you think I'm betting that they will never compromise, will never open the military camp, and will keep this bowl of dirty water from Yokosuka City to Los Angeles?
...Isn't it?
When he said this, Sumitomo Kenichi's expression looked strange because Jiang Chen had finished what he wanted to say.
Think carefully with your brain.Jiang Chen sighed softly. He was about to say something, but he changed the subject again and said with a smile, "Forget it, let me explain it to you, just sit in the audience and continue watching this scene."
Leaving the last sentence of Sumitomo Jianichi and the confused look on his face, Jiang Chen hung up the phone directly.
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