After the occupation of Asia in the early to mid 19th century, the people of Asia hungered for freedom and life.  After years of suffering under the brutality and cruelty of the fascists, a new government took control of the lands in order to finally bring the peace, prosperity, and freedom that the people so wished.  Shedding off the Western values that had only brought hardship to the Asian people, the Immortal Father of East Asia seized the moment and brought the people into the next phase of their evolution, and granted the true path to freedom:  The Obliteration of The Self.

Inspired by the past traditions of Asia, primarily Buddhism, a solid foundation on which the Asian people could devote their lives to the well being of their country was rooted deep into the earth, from India, to China, to Japan and the Pacific.  Devoting life is not an understatement.  Workers toil for long hours to bring food, housing, and steel to the state.  Soldiers stand steadfast on the frontlines, waiting to throw themselves into death, sailors voyage to guard what is theirs, and pilots veering into the jaws of fire in order to bring eternal glory to their motherland.

In East Asia, the individual is nothing.  The ego is but a distraction.  The suffering of life can only be broken through the harmony of death.  Therefore, to finally achieve the bliss that comes after life, one must give up their sense of self, obliterate it, and through the death of the person and the death of the body, one will be free, and the state will reign supreme.  

To those who confront the motherland with aggression and threaten death, let this death be welcomed by the Asian people, for they want for nothing more.  Perhaps not the same can be said for their foes.