The UK Warning on Political Interference and Questions for Japan: A Commentary from January 15, 2022
January 15, 2022
There are several articles in today’s Sankei Shimbun that must be read.
This is the outstanding article among them, one that must be read not only by the Japanese people but by people throughout the world.
Even in Britain, this is the reality.
It is still fresh in our memory that, when the government sought to enact an espionage prevention law, opposition politicians, the Asahi Shimbun and other media outlets, and academics, for some reason, fiercely opposed it and caused the bill to be abandoned.
In other words, this article reveals that they are under the influence of Chinese operations.
Sin Sugok, whom the Asahi Shimbun made extensive use of and who was an agent of the Korean Peninsula and nothing other than a spy, went so far as to move, as soon as the government began working toward enacting the law, to Germany or somewhere else in Europe where Chinese and South Korean anti-Japanese propaganda activities are thriving.
Genuine experts have described Japan, with self-mocking irony, as a paradise for spies.
This article reveals that China has dispatched spies into every conceivable field and has worked to manipulate Japan in accordance with its wishes.
In other words, facts that are extremely alarming for Japan have come to light.
There is a strange-looking man who, in no one’s eyes, appears to be a genuine Japanese person and whose title is professor at a university in Kobe that no one in Japan knows.
This man took advantage of the Moritomo and Kake reporting fabricated by the Asahi Shimbun and persistently filed criminal complaints against former Prime Minister Abe.
NHK and other media outlets invariably report these actions on a large scale.
This time, he filed a criminal complaint, alleging a violation of the Public Offices Election Act or something similar, against a Japan Innovation Party member who won the constituency in which Tsujimoto was decisively defeated and lost her seat, over matters that went beyond nitpicking and included things both real and imagined.
As usual, NHK and other media outlets are reporting this on a large scale.
Returning to the article below, the Japanese government and people must immediately and thoroughly investigate the relationship with China of the female lawyer in a miniskirt who served as policy adviser to the late Okinawa Governor Onaga.
In response to the situation exposed by M15 and the entirely natural manner in which the British government and politicians are scrambling to respond, the Chinese government’s comment reveals to the whole world that it is a country of “unfathomable evil” and “plausible lies.”
Of course, the Chinese government itself has no way of realizing that.