The live broadcast was interrupted.
The public was in an uproar.
The citizens of Yokosuka, who still possessed a hint of friendliness to the UA military, almost smashed their phones in anger, and the signs that had been put aside were raised again. The police, who persuaded the citizens to stop moving forward, revealed mixed emotions and also wavered.
The indignant people shoved the police line as they shouted.
"Get out of Yokosuka!"
"Liar! Shameful liar!"
"I'm petitioning to Lift the security treaty!"
"Yokosuka is not a guinea pig, get out!"
Not only the gates of the Yokosuka military base, but demonstrators had started to converge in front of the gates of military bases in Yokota, Sasebo, and even Okinawa. With wooden signs held up high, they shouted protest slogans. While they responded to the people of Yokosuka, they shouted an easy to understand phrase to the soldiers in the military base—
"GET OUT!"
In the UA.
