Asahi, NHK, and Okinawa: Reporting, Constitutional Revision, and Osaka’s North Yard Redevelopment
24-02-27
What makes Asahi so thoroughly malicious is that, although the scheme to derail the North Yard project helped the company survive, the effects of Abenomics also spread through the economy just as leasing began for the Nakanoshima Twin Towers
July 18, 2019
I am convinced that Okinawa Prefecture is where NHK is watched more than anywhere else in Japan.
The manipulation of public perception that I noticed on Friday night’s watch9—“Vote against it”—was a resounding success.
Until August five years ago, the intelligence agencies of China and the Korean Peninsula were able to move organizations such as Asahi Shimbun, as well as academics, lawyers, and cultural figures who were in reality traitors to Japan, and thereby move the entire country as they pleased.
They kept succeeding in extracting tens of trillions of yen from Japan under the name of aid—the largest sum of money ever taken in human history.
Now Okinawa Prefecture is the only place left to them in Japan that they can control at will.
The two newspapers that dominate Okinawa—the Okinawa Times and the Ryukyu Shimpo—can without exaggeration be called children of Asahi Shimbun; they dominate the prefecture’s residents through Asahi’s line of argument.
With NHK added to this situation, it is only natural that Okinawa has become a center of self-denigrating views of history and anti-Japanese thought, and a stage for operations by the intelligence agencies of China and the Korean Peninsula.
Moreover, Okinawa is a strategic point for Japan’s security and the location of the most important bases in the strategy for defending Japan under the Japan–U.S. Security Treaty.
For China and the Korean Peninsula, which are the world’s only anti-Japanese states and continue what I call Nazism in the form of anti-Japanese education, it is their fervent wish to wage anti-base struggles—anti-American struggles—in Okinawa Prefecture and have the U.S. military bases removed.
They continue to obstruct constitutional revision, which is essential if Japan is to become a country like other countries around the world, possess armed forces commensurate with its national strength, and never permit harassment or acts of invasion by China or the Korean Peninsula.
That is because this constitution was not only imposed on Japan by GHQ but, as Masayuki Takayama has shown us, was drawn up to dismantle Japan thoroughly.
This constitution imitated the strategy the Roman Empire once used to dismantle Carthage.
China and the Korean Peninsula have continued to take advantage of it.
Never allow Japan to revise its constitution; keep Japan weak; win Okinawa Prefecture over; and leave Japan defenseless.
As a result of what they have done for this purpose, hundreds of people in Okinawa continue to shout their absolute opposition to constitutional revision to an abnormal degree.
This is the conduct of the so-called constitutional scholars, the so-called forces defending the constitution, Asahi Shimbun, NHK, and others.
The conduct of these people in Japan is the result of China and the Korean Peninsula persistently investing funds and personnel in their operations.
The reason an extraordinary number of Korean and Chinese professors and lecturers are present at universities throughout Japan, beginning with the University of Tokyo, is precisely that their operations have continued to succeed.
The reason I was finally able to become the first person in the world to reach a conclusion that grasped the essence of this was as follows.
I asked a perfectly natural question: What on earth do they want people raised on such terrible anti-Japanese education to do when they appoint them as lecturers and professors?
That question led me to the conclusion above, one of the greatest revelations of the postwar era.
Every Japanese citizen must also delve into the question that first made them think, “Wait, isn’t that strange?”—in other words, never forget the root of the spirit of inquiry.
If they do that, they will never again allow Asahi Shimbun and others to dominate Japan as they did until August five years ago.
Yet one major problem still remains.
The Japanese people must immediately reform NHK’s news division and program scheduling department, which remain completely under their control.
That is because there is no reporting at all that criticizes China’s intention to invade and seize the Senkaku Islands or calls for an end to anti-Japanese propaganda.
South Korea’s Moon Jae-in clearly wants to unite with North Korea, which has kept its nuclear weapons hidden, as soon as possible and turn the Korean Peninsula into a state led by North Korea.
It would be no exaggeration to say that he is, in reality, a North Korean operative, and that the people who share his aims now control South Korea.
Any country other than Japan would urgently build a national security system to defend itself against their attacks.
At precisely this urgent moment, what they are attempting is to report a statistical error by officials at the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare as though it were a major incident.
Their strategy is to reduce the number of Liberal Democratic Party members in the House of Councillors election, prevent the Abe administration from revising the constitution, and keep the public from noticing or paying attention to the operations they are conducting in Okinawa.
That their operations have succeeded completely is clear from the fact that media organizations such as Asahi and NHK tell the public nothing about those operations or the reporting of Okinawa’s two newspapers.
The advance guard in this is NHK—especially watch9—and the politicians acting as their proxies, led by Kiyomi Tsujimoto.
Putting NHK right is the key to whether Japan, as a country where “The Turntable of Civilization” is turning, can continue to lead the world alongside the United States for another 170 years.
In other words, it is the key to whether we can make the world peaceful and stable.
Everything depends on whether we can put right an NHK that has been thoroughly overrun and controlled by China and the Korean Peninsula.
That is because Asahi Shimbun is already effectively dead.
Even as it dies, this company is truly wicked.
It is now effectively a real estate company—a company that operates buildings—and I have already written about the history of the Nakanoshima Twin Towers, which it completed with the fate of the company at stake.
Asahi Shimbun threw the Umeda North Yard redevelopment project into confusion so that its launch would not coincide with the completion of its own skyscraper twin towers and the start of leasing.
The North Yard site had a vastly superior location to Asahi’s buildings—the best location in Osaka.
Asahi mobilized a business figure who was also a government-connected merchant and delayed the start of the project by a year and a half.
The person who immediately approved this postponement, which greatly delayed Osaka’s revival, was Hiramatsu, a former Mainichi Broadcasting System announcer who was as utterly incompetent as the Democratic Party administration of the time.
What makes Asahi so thoroughly malicious is that, although its scheme to derail the North Yard project helped the company survive,
it also benefited from the economic recovery brought about by Abenomics just as leasing began for the Nakanoshima Twin Towers.
Despite that, it mobilizes opposition politicians who could almost be called its protégés
to prevent debate on constitutional revision—defense policy of extreme importance to Japan’s security.
It also prevents any real debate on whether the consumption tax increase, which Katsu, a powerful Finance Ministry official under the Democratic Party administration, steered that party into enacting, was truly right for the country,
while attacking the administration with claims that Abenomics has had no effect.
Undeterred, NHK’s watch9 used exactly the same approach as it had in the Moritomo and Kake controversies, saying that suspicions had emerged that the officials’ mistake resulted from instructions from the prime minister’s office.
On Friday night, too, it devoted a long stretch of airtime to opposition politicians connected to them and continued broadcasting at length.
This must also have had a major effect on the voting result in Okinawa.
In any case, NHK’s malice knows no bounds.
We must no longer allow traitors whom I regard as the lowest of fools, people with self-denigrating views of history and anti-Japanese ideas, and people connected to countries of “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies” to continue controlling NHK.
The time has long since come to cast off the disgrace of being the world’s most foolish people: we openly allow them to produce programs on Japan’s national broadcaster that manipulate public perception as they intend.
That is because the attacks on Japan by China and the Korean Peninsula, through what I call their bottomless evil and plausible lies, have finally reached their last stage.
King Enma, too, is furious and has decided to inflict punishments among the greatest in human history on Asahi Shimbun’s employees and all the others involved.
He has made the same decision about NHK’s employees.
But in this world, the danger of an invasion of our territory is close at hand, so there is no longer a moment to spare.