Who Shapes the World’s View of Japan? — A Critique of International Reporting, Universities, and Public Funding
2024/03/18
Where else in the world would such a foolish country exist?
This is the chapter I published on October 12, 2018.
It is essential reading not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
I am republishing it with revisions to the paragraphs and other changes.
However, the world needs to read Professor Hiroshi Furuta’s historical masterpiece as soon as possible.
In particular, the United Nations and U.S. historical societies, which are dominated by anti-Japanese propaganda forces from China and the Korean Peninsula.
The New York Times, where Norimitsu Onishi has continued to write anti-Japanese articles.
The Washington Post, which has done similar work.
The Süddeutsche Zeitung has used the Asahi Shimbun and the Japan Times for its nefarious schemes.
I have continued translating that article into English as quickly as possible to expose their lies.
In particular, while translating the next chapter into English, I became firmly convinced of something.
This year, NHK has been showing that female opposition lawmaker, or Peace Boat, which she founded, every day.
How could a single student arrange a round-the-world cruise with a stop in North Korea?
I became convinced that she herself had been 100 percent certain that she was an agent of North Korea.
Even so.
Japan needs to be reexamined as a nation.
The same can be said of the attitudes of universities throughout Japan.
I previously wrote about my surprise when I looked into several faculties at the University of Tokyo.
For some reason, there are two Korean professors and two Chinese professors in the Faculty of Liberal Arts.
I inferred that there must be such a quota.
The situation described above is the most harmful consequence of the Asahi Shimbun’s domination of academia, particularly Japanese academia, until August four years earlier.
Most public universities in Japan must have the same attitude as the liberal arts departments of the University of Tokyo.
What about private universities?
The same applies to private universities, since they also receive substantial subsidies.
Taxpayers are paying numerous pseudo-scholars from China and South Korea, countries whose reason for existence is anti-Japanese propaganda and where no proper scholars exist, to brainwash university students with anti-Japanese propaganda.
Where else in the world would such a foolish country exist?
After studying at Ritsumeikan University as the first disciple of a person who was 100 percent a North Korean spy, he joined the Asahi Shimbun.
The fact that a man like Tetsuya Hakoda, who went from the Asahi Shimbun to study abroad at Yonsei University and continues to write unbelievable articles expressing contempt for Japan, is at the center of the mass media.
The time has come for people to realize that no other country has such a spine-chilling ghost story.