Japanese Political parties
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The most Liberal, their power grew largely as a result of World war I, but it has recently slipped slightly. Less in favor of military spending, they favor more defenses constructed, and concentrating on rooting out communists, anarchists, and other malcontents | The most Liberal, their power grew largely as a result of World war I, but it has recently slipped slightly. Less in favor of military spending, they favor more defenses constructed, and concentrating on rooting out communists, anarchists, and other malcontents | ||
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Current revision as of 06:48, 31 December 2006
Like any modern nation, Japan has many political parties.
National Solidarity Union: Nationalists, they favor increased military spending, particularly among the army. has become increasingly isolated and angry after their losses in World War I. The National Union has also become increasingly authoritarian, born from the street battles after the Second Sino-Japanese War, and a small fringe believe in some of the new fascist teachings coming from Europe.
Defense and Justice Party: A Center Right party, they favor increased military spending (although not on the scale of the National Union), particularly amongst the navy, who has won many victories and covered themselves in glory. The Current Prime Minitser, Gonnhyoe
Nationalist Alliance: The fascist compatriot of the National Solidarity Party
Centrist Party: Attracting many people of all groups who don't completely agree with everything one party has to say, the Centrist party has a wide variety of peoplein the Diet with far different political agendas.
Reform Party: The most Liberal, their power grew largely as a result of World war I, but it has recently slipped slightly. Less in favor of military spending, they favor more defenses constructed, and concentrating on rooting out communists, anarchists, and other malcontents
