wage a total war against the armed forces of the United States. December 1941 or February 1942, were considered adequate time for this operation. Tojo said he "will start the war with America, and after sixty days he will reshuffle the cabinet and become a great dictator", at same time if analyzed the last dates provided from Japanese secret agents about Soviet Far East and European colonies in Southeast Asia, in relation to this operation. Previously in World War II on the Chinese mainland, Black Dragon posed one five column, so-called "China Wave-Men". They undertook some secret operations at favour of such group. Similar operations with revolutionaries were established from 1906 to the 1940s, targeting India, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines amongst others. The Black Dragons began establishing subsidiary groups to support these regional actions. Kenjiro Hayashide – second secretary in Japanese Embassy in Hsinking, Diplomatic Adviser to the Kangde Emperor and underground secret agent, author of "Epochal voyage to Nippon", a publication edited by the Intelligence agency in General Affairs State Council of Manchukuo. Michitarō Komatsubara – intelligence chief in Harbin. Kingoro Hashimoto – served in the secret service in Manchukuo. Sadao Araki – undertook some secret actions during the Siberian Japanese expeditionary force period Wellington Koo – as member of Lytton Commission during his diplomatic mission in Manchukuo, reported the frequent watching of suspicious Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and White Russian employees in the Hotel Moderne, Harbin. Similarly, Amleto Vespa as a Manchu/Japanese forces secret agent, confirmed the presence of such secret agents in places where the mentioned diplomatic commission stayed in country. Kanji Ishiwara – undertook undercover actions and espionage in Manchukuo. Kenji Doihara – member of a Japanese intelligence service in Manchukuo, working there and in mainland China. Noboyushi Obata (Shinryo) – chief of a secret unit in Harbin. Masaiko Amakazu – secret agent in Manchukuo, chief of the Manchukuo Film Association. A Japanese undercover agent, disguised as a "housekeeper" watching Puyi in the imperial palace and writing periodic reports to superiors of Japanese secret services in Manchukuo about intimate details of Kangde Emperor. Theoretically in Manchukuo, Kangde Emperor held the command of Manchu Secret Services. In reality, these units and their sections stayed under Kempeitai and Kwantung Army control. Amleto Vespa – Italian forced secret agent of Japanese and Manchu secret service. In Manchukuo – Japanese and Manchu local secret services used some Chinese,