2024-02-18
On Hypocrisy and the International Community Represented by the United Nations and Other Institutions
February 21, 2022
As readers know, I have repeatedly addressed not only the Japanese people but people around the world concerning hypocrisy and the international community represented by the United Nations and other institutions.
Since I made my appearance as “The Turntable of Civilization” in July 2010, there have been countless chapters dealing with these subjects.
I will edit some very recent chapters and publish them in both Japanese and English.
It is no exaggeration whatsoever to say that Germany, in a word, is a nation of hypocrisy—pseudo-moralism.
China and South Korea, countries of “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies,” are totalitarian states that continue to practice Nazism under the name of anti-Japanese education.
“Bottomless evil” and “plausible lies” exploit hypocrisy.
They multiply by using hypocrisy as their host.
The United Nations is an organization whose very origins are built on hypocrisy.
It is no exaggeration to say that everything it issues under the name of recommendations is hypocrisy.
The fact that UN recommendations have, incredibly, continued to be directed at Japan is proof of this.
The fact that hardly any have been directed at China or South Korea is proof of this.
The fact that the UN issued not a single recommendation concerning China’s appalling air pollution is proof of this.
It has issued no recommendations even concerning the genocide against the Uyghurs and others, which it is no exaggeration to describe as more brutal and inhumane than the Nazis.
The United Nations has issued no recommendations concerning investigations to establish the origin of the Wuhan virus, either.
It is the Asahi Shimbun, together with academics, so-called human rights lawyers, intellectuals, and so-called citizens’ groups whose minds are formed by its editorials, that has placed such a United Nations above Japan.
That is why they made thorough use of Germany.
Germany, too, willingly allowed itself to be used by them.
As a result, the unbelievable reality had emerged that half the German population held anti-Japanese views.
It is no exaggeration to say that Japan, too, which had been dominated by the Asahi Shimbun until August 2014, was a nation of hypocrisy—pseudo-moralism.
That is why the Asahi Shimbun and academics and so-called intellectuals whose minds are formed by its editorials have continued, with straight faces, to say such absurd things as “Learn from Germany.”
The Turntable of Civilization is divine providence.
The United Nations, the people mentioned above, China, and the Korean Peninsula run counter to divine providence.
They are the very ones responsible for creating today’s extremely dangerous and unstable world.
I was considerably chilled by the news that the Liberal Democratic Party candidate had lost the House of Councillors by-election in Shizuoka Prefecture, although it was a narrow defeat.
This was because it was tantamount to the people of Shizuoka handing victory to Kawakatsu, who is blocking the start of construction of the Linear Chuo Shinkansen and seeking to give China, which stole the relevant technology from JR, the status of being the first country in the world to open a linear Shinkansen.
It was tantamount to the people of Shizuoka handing victory to Kawakatsu, who is not only assisting China’s scheme to win contracts for linear Shinkansen construction around the world but is also foremost among the “useful idiots” who have served China.
Author’s note: I use the word “idiot” in imitation of Kawakatsu’s own preferred term when he slanders others.
But this column will not tolerate such foolishness, nor will it remain forever chilled by the result mentioned above.
This is because I can clearly see why the candidate lost despite Prime Minister Kishida visiting Shizuoka Prefecture twice to deliver campaign speeches.
It was an inevitable defeat brought about by Prime Minister Kishida’s catchphrase, “Having an ear to listen.”
The prime minister merely put into practice Manager Nomura’s famous saying, “There is no inexplicable defeat.”
One could even say that the very reason he went out of his way to proclaim something as self-evident, in one sense, as having an ear to listen was the greatest reason for the defeat.
There is the foolishness of those “useful idiots” who have served China and the Korean Peninsula, echoing the Asahi Shimbun’s fabricated reporting on the Moritomo and Kake affairs, born of its hatred of former Prime Minister Abe, and continuing their attacks even now.
Prime Minister Kishida, whose fatal flaw was indecision, responded to this foolishness with that very flaw.
In other words, Prime Minister Kishida was entirely unaware that, at that point, he had fallen into their trap.
I will explain later what kind of speech I would have given.
Kawakatsu thoroughly criticized the LDP government—in other words, Japan itself; no, rather than merely criticizing it, he ridiculed it and gave his full support to opposition candidates from the Constitutional Democratic Party, the Communist Party, and others.
Kishida was entirely unaware that thoroughly criticizing this man was precisely the prime minister’s role.
That is why he lost the close contest.
If Kishida, as prime minister of Japan, had told the people of Shizuoka, “This election asks you whether you support Japan or China!” he would surely have won a landslide victory instead of suffering a narrow defeat.
Kishida.
Recognize as quickly as possible that the phrase “Having an ear to listen” is hypocrisy that has led you into their trap.
You are the prime minister of Japan, so have at least that much clarity of thought!
This morning, March 18, 2017, the front page of the Asahi Shimbun carries, in exceptionally large type, the headline that the nuclear accident was found to have been “preventable.”
It then uses pages 2, 33, and 35—a total of four pages—to attack the government and TEPCO.
The articles were written as though proving their own righteousness, almost as though gloating in triumph.
But these articles proved their foolishness.
They are entirely unaware that this was a ruling that undermined the grounds for the opposition to nuclear power of which the Asahi Shimbun has been the standard-bearer.
In other words, it definitively demonstrated that they are merely second-rate intellects in Japan.
Tatsuru Uchida, a man who calls himself a scholar and is a favorite of the Asahi Shimbun, said, “Compared with quality newspapers in Europe and America, the Asahi Shimbun is at the level of a kindergartner.”
On this statement alone, he was right on the mark.
The nuclear accident could have been prevented…in other words, nuclear accidents can be prevented.
The ruling rejected the logic of the Asahi Shimbun, Mizuho Fukushima, and others who have proclaimed absolute opposition on the grounds that nuclear accidents cannot be prevented.
They do not even realize that they are being told just how nonsensical their logic was.
South Korea decided, as a nation, to build 17 additional nuclear reactors after the Fukushima accident.
China decided to build several times that number.
While Japan’s nuclear industry and nuclear research are heading into a steep decline because of Naoto Kan, Masayoshi Son, Mizuho Fukushima, the Asahi Shimbun, and others, China is establishing new departments of nuclear research at more than 50 universities at tremendous speed and gathering talented people.
China intends to lead the world in the nuclear field.
The ruling that the Asahi reported so prominently, as though in triumph, proves that these two countries were right and that what the four parties mentioned above have been doing was based on foolish thinking that has led the country badly astray.
It proves how thoroughly the Asahi and others were steeped in pseudo-moralism.
This essay, too, presents a truth that I am revealing to the world—for the first time anywhere.
Readers with discerning eyes will recognize that the correctness of my arguments has also been demonstrated by the judiciary.
Just now, a news report aired during a break in the broadcast of the Major League Baseball playoffs.
A man said to have been chosen as the ruling party’s candidate in South Korea’s presidential election was saying the following.
“We will overtake Japan, join the ranks of the advanced nations, and lead the world.”
His statement exposed how little they understand about where their own deficiencies lie.
At the very least, unless this country changes the Nazism practiced under the name of anti-Japanese education—a monstrous thing begun by Syngman Rhee after the war—nothing is possible for it.
They do not understand that culture, art, and scholarship cannot exist under such conditions, either.
In response to Prime Minister Kishida’s recent policy speech, North Korea announced through its state broadcaster that the abduction issue was a matter that had been completely settled.
The United Nations admits a country like this while excluding a democracy such as Taiwan.
The United Nations has as permanent members of its Security Council China, which it is no exaggeration to call the worst dictatorship in history, and Russia, a country under Putin’s dictatorial regime.
The absurdity of the United Nations and the international community has reached its extreme.
For 75 years, from the end of the war to the present, South Korea has continued, even now in the 21st century, to practice Nazism under the name of anti-Japanese education.
In China, Jiang Zemin began it to divert the public’s attention from the Tiananmen Square incident.
China continues, even now in the 21st century, to practice Nazism under the name of anti-Japanese education.
The absurdity of the United Nations and the international community, which continue to leave this unchecked, has likewise reached its extreme.
Germany is a country that it is no exaggeration to describe as the world’s most hypocritical nation.
That is why its people have seized on South Korean and Chinese anti-Japanese propaganda, insisting that Japan committed crimes equivalent to those of the Nazis, and why half its population holds anti-Japanese views.
The foolishness of the Japanese media and academics who have said such things as “Learn from Germany” has also reached its extreme.
Just the other day, Japanese television news reported that Greta Thunberg had held something in Germany for a day devoted to environmental issues or some such occasion, with a number of young Germans taking part, without offering a single criticism and as though it were an entirely righteous action.
She lives in Sweden, far from China, and is probably a girl whom it would be no exaggeration to describe as, in reality, a puppet of China.
She has probably never even seen a map of air pollution in China.
After all, she was born and raised in Sweden, a country that is not frequently struck by yellow dust every year.
Naturally, she was born and raised in Sweden, a country where children do not develop Kawasaki disease caused by yellow dust.
Even now, she does not even know that China emits more than 30 percent of the world’s carbon dioxide, the very substance she and her fellow activists are concerned about.
I do not know whether she acts knowingly or unknowingly.
In other words, a girl who seems to embody hypocrisy itself holds an event embodying ignorance and hypocrisy in Germany, which it is no exaggeration to describe as the world’s most hypocritical nation.
When the early Beatles were touring Germany, Hamburg was the largest prostitution district in the postwar world.
China and South Korea, the only two anti-Japanese countries in the world, continue to practice Nazism under the name of anti-Japanese education to preserve their respective regimes.
South Korea has continued it from the end of the war to the present.
China began it to divert the public’s attention from the Tiananmen Square incident.
In other words, China and South Korea are countries that continue to provide an education that denigrates other peoples and inflames a sense of superiority among their own citizens, for the same reasons and by the same methods as Hitler and the Nazis, and that continue to mass-produce Nazis even now in the 21st century.
Germany is going along with their anti-Japanese propaganda.
For what purpose?
To conceal the Nazis’ crimes and portray Japan as a country that committed crimes like those of the Nazis.
Germany and the Germans constitute an unbelievably hypocritical nation and people, with approximately half the population holding anti-Japanese views.
Germany is a country that delights in broadcasting, every year at year’s end, the farce called the Nanjing Massacre, a tale told by a liar named John Rabe, who was himself a Nazi.
The so-called international community and organizations such as the United Nations, which continue to overlook such conduct, have absolutely no qualification to speak of truth, justice, human rights, or the like.
Japanese television media reported on Greta’s event in Germany without any criticism whatsoever.
It is no exaggeration to say that Japanese television media consist entirely of “self-serving pretenses of goodwill” and “pseudo-moralism.”
Consider the conduct of media outlets that, at the very moment when the possibility of Japan having its first female prime minister was at its greatest, were engaging in blatant obstructive reporting to prevent Sanae Takaichi from becoming prime minister, in accordance with China’s wishes.
This is clear proof that their previous reporting concerning women was merely material to be used to criticize and attack the Japanese government.
If television media were decent, they would surely comment to Greta Thunberg, “Unless you go to China and do it there, it means nothing.”
Even so, Europe is far too selfish.
I once established a branch office in Italy.
I loved Italy.
Like Woody Allen, I loved Paris, too.
But facts such as France having built a P4-level laboratory in Wuhan have caused my estimation of them to decline sharply.
The existence of Kenzaburo Oe, who praised France and so on while relentlessly denigrating and disparaging Japan, is another factor lowering my estimation.
It was Germany that had one of the largest red-light districts of the postwar era.
The only two countries in the world that continue to practice Nazism under the name of anti-Japanese education make exhaustive use of fabricated articles by the Asahi Shimbun, the world’s most despicable and foolish newspaper, to continue their absurd anti-Japanese propaganda about so-called comfort women and the like.
With an unbelievably despicable and base mentality, approximately half the German population is complicit in this.
Such is the foolishness of the Japanese left, which has continued to say “Learn from Germany” about a country that it is no exaggeration to call the world’s most hypocritical nation.
Taken together, these things have halved my affection for Europe.
To be continued.