American Gossip King

Chapter 253 Emergency Act

In the original timeline, the Japanese government passed the "Three Emergency Laws" in April 2003.

which is:

1. Armed Attack Situation Act;

2. Amendments to the Self-Defense Forces Law;

3. Amendment to the Security Meeting Establishment Act.

Once these bills are passed by the Diet, the Japanese Prime Minister will have the power to directly order the mobilization of the Self-Defense Forces "in an emergency" without going through the Security Council or Cabinet meetings composed of cabinet ministers such as the Foreign Minister and the Minister of Defense.

After World War II, Japan's military power was restricted by the United States, as were South Korea and Germany. This is why, even though the United States was clearly taking over Europe during the Russo-Ukrainian War, the Germans cooperated so much, because in return, their military constraints were somewhat lifted.

It wasn't until March 2003, with the outbreak of the Iraq War, that the Japanese finally had the opportunity to obtain permission from the United States to pass the "Three Laws for Emergency Situations".

It's March now.

The US invasion of Iraq has been on the agenda for a long time, and it's been talked about every day.

As early as last month, Secretary of State Powell had already cited laundry detergent as a reason for sending troops to the United Nations.

The whole world now knows that the United States is going to invade Iraq.

This war was also a turning point in the United States' decline from a powerful nation... Originally, by taking advantage of the September events, the Americans occupied a certain moral high ground in their war against Afghanistan, and there was very little international opposition.

However, the invasion of Iraq tore off their mask of hypocrisy, and their moral reputation plummeted.

At the same time, the two wars also led to huge US fiscal expenditures and a continuous increase in national debt.

For Japan, however, it was an opportunity to expand its military and loosen the chain around its neck from the Americans—not so much to break free, but to loosen the leash a little.

So this is the promise the Jews made to the Japanese?

Ian never expected that he had inadvertently helped in this incident.

Depend on!

But Ian knew that this was something that would have been approved anyway... Ha, the Jews are quite good at taking advantage of readily available opportunities.

Wait, something's not right!

Ian suddenly realized the problem.

In order to ensure that Americans would not oppose the "Three Laws for Emergency Situations," the Japanese promised the United States many benefits, and now some of these benefits have directly benefited Ian Carl.

Would Jews be so generous?

This is not in line with Jewish characteristics!

One film, "The Pianist," isn't worth that much!

It's not even worth the ten million Jews paid for it!

Upon realizing this, Ian immediately understood that something was wrong.

The Jews agreed too readily and helped too much, resulting in a huge disparity between what they gave and what they received.

Ian's initial offer of 200 billion was merely a bargaining chip, but the fact that the Jewish man didn't counter-offer made him suspicious. This time, Nobuo Pan-Yan showed complete cooperation.

Ian was certain that Nobuo Panyu hadn't cheated; he was genuinely satisfied with the collaboration.

That can only be explained by the fact that the problem lies with the Jewish side...

Ian's mind raced, and he began to get a general idea of ​​what was going on.

He smiled at Phanyu Nobuo and nodded, saying, "Since Mr. Nobuo is so hospitable, then I shall respectfully accept your offer."

Nobuo Hajime laughed heartily, "I'm glad Mr. Carl likes it! I'm glad he likes it!"

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Tokyo Hotel.

Inside the penthouse presidential suite, Ian stood before the large floor-to-ceiling window, his gaze piercing through the curtains as he looked down at the night view.

At this time, Tokyo was still a bustling metropolis, its dazzling lights illuminating the entire city under the night sky.

Secretary Date approached him with light steps and said respectfully, "Ryoko Hirosue, Rie Miyazawa, and Noriko Sakai have arrived."

Ian gave a soft "Mmm": "Let them in."

A moment later, three currently famous Japanese actresses arrived at Ian's side.

These three beauties were in the prime of their youth, dressed in sexy and revealing outfits, alluring and captivating. Their gazes toward Ian were filled with curiosity, surprise, and even a hint of longing.

So it wasn't all coercion?

Ian looked at them with a smile; they were indeed all beautiful young women!

Then he said, "Take off your clothes."

The three women were all taken aback.

Is this how it begins?

Is it really that direct?

Ian put down his glass and said, "Do what you're supposed to do."

Although Ian looks down on Koreans, he can still sympathize with and be gentle with Korean beauties, since there is no deep-seated hatred between them.

The Japanese are different.

From the perspective of the Chinese national spirit, the Japanese are enemies; from the perspective of the United States, the Japanese are dogs.

There's not much need to be gentle with enemies and dogs.

As a Hollywood mogul, he doesn't have any so-called star complex... those halos are for others, and Ian himself doesn't really care that much.

Not to mention that several gunmen across the street were watching this area, which inevitably affected their mood.

So, regarding these so-called big stars, in short:

Just fuck it and that's it.

There was no emotional communication, only physical communication.

A pure act of venting!

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"Karlsan...be gentle."

The latest novel is first published here!

Lying on the large bed, Ryoko Hirosue's low voice carried a hint of pleading.

Her bright eyes looked at Ian with a hint of grievance.

They were willing to come and serve Ian Karl not only because of official pressure, but also because Ian Karl himself was a legend.

One of the things about Ian is that he was extremely kind to women.

But today, this rumor has run into problems.

Aside from possessing the legendary physical strength, Ian didn't show much tenderness towards them.

This left Ryoko Hirosue somewhat disappointed.

Her clear eyes gazed at Ian.

A woman's gentleness is most touching, to the point that Ian felt he had gone a bit too far.

So many people's ideal woman is being completely ruined by themselves, without any consideration whatsoever.

After venting his anger, Ian finally felt a touch of tenderness awaken within him.

He lay down beside the girls and whispered, "I'm sorry, I'm not in a good mood today."

Rie Miyazawa leaned closer, her fair face pressed against Ian's, and asked in her passable English, "What's troubling you, Kalsan? Wasn't your collaboration with Mr. Nobuo going well?"

Uh.

If you knew there were two gunmen in the building across the street waiting for me to draw the curtains, you wouldn't be happy either.

However, they are all lovely girls after all, and it's a bit inappropriate for them to keep thinking about hatred from a past life.

Ian couldn't bring himself to be too harsh on these girls, so he smiled and shook his head: "Never mind, I don't want to talk about it. It's all my fault for bringing you this bad mood; I hope you can forgive me."

These words finally moved the girls.

Ryoko Hirosue, being the youngest, took the initiative to passionately kiss Ian.

Feeling the dampness and warmth, Ian casually pulled Miyazawa Rie's soft body close, gently caressing the two women against her tenderness.

Noriko Sakai couldn't get close enough, so she simply got up.

She walked naturally on the hotel carpet, bringing that pristine and beautiful feel to the floor-to-ceiling window, only to go and draw the curtains.

Ian immediately said, "Don't pull!"

Upon hearing this, Noriko Sakai turned around in astonishment.

She was still holding a wine glass in her hand, unabashedly radiating the beauty of youth.

At this time, she had not yet become a drug addict, nor had she ruined herself beyond recognition.

Ian said, "I'm always being followed by reporters. There might be people over there. Just to be safe, don't pull away! You don't want to be photographed by reporters either, do you?"

Although the curtains were not drawn, the shadowy figures behind them made the person opposite raise their gun.

They were just unsure if the person standing behind the curtain was Ian Carl.

Noriko Sakai bowed respectfully: "Yes, sir, I just wanted to show you the sights of Tokyo."

Ian said slowly, "Right now, I just want to enjoy your scenery."

As he spoke, he waved his hand and laughed, "Come on, baby, it's not over yet. I'll try to be gentle."

(End of this chapter)