This essay regards the scandal of a lawmaker from a pro-Constitution party during the state of emergency as a symbol of the individualism embodied by Japan’s postwar Constitution, and argues that the attacks on Prime Minister Abe over Moritomo Gakuen, the cherry blossom viewing party, and the Public Prosecutor’s Office Act controversy were schemes by anti-Japanese forces. It insists that Shinzo Abe is the leader who possesses the national vision, diplomatic policy, and integrity required to lead a reborn Japan.

2020-06-02
This can be described as a perfect embodiment of the spirit of the Constitution of Japan, which places greater weight on the petty desires of the individual than on the grave affairs of the state.
The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a Reborn Japan.
In April, in the midst of the declaration of a state of emergency, it was reported that a member of the National Diet belonging to a political party whose party principle is to protect the Constitution had been visiting a sex establishment.
This can be described as a perfect embodiment of the spirit of the Constitution of Japan, which places greater weight on the petty desires of the individual than on the grave affairs of the state.
With statesmen of such a level, Japan’s future can only be one of thorns and briars.
On the other hand, has there been even the slightest shadow of wrongdoing concerning Prime Minister Abe?
Moritomo Gakuen, the cherry blossom viewing party, and the recent uproar over the revision of the Public Prosecutor’s Office Act――were they not all nothing but schemes by anti-Japanese forces?
As for the much-criticized Abenomask policy, the French government is now imitating that policy and has decided to distribute two masks to each citizen.
Many critics do not understand the saying, “small birds cannot understand the aspirations of a great swan”: the spirit of a statesman exists on a higher plane, beyond the reach of mediocre thinking.
When we consider that a leader must possess a clear national vision and diplomatic policy, and must also be upright and incorruptible, who other than Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could fulfill that role?
I believe that for all the people of this nation to proclaim loudly that the next president of the Liberal Democratic Party must also be Prime Minister Abe is itself the act of protecting this country.