This article urges Japanese citizens to read and share the genuine investigative work of Yoshihisa Komori, exposing how media narratives and political attacks align with Chinese and Korean interests, and why Shinzo Abe remains a rare realist in global politics.

Calling on those who love Japan to spread the truth, this text argues that major Japanese media outlets and political actors have weakened Japan’s national power by aligning with foreign interests. It emphasizes Shinzo Abe’s unique strategic restraint and realism as a key reason he is targeted.

2017-07-19
I am convinced that all Japanese citizens must read this genuine and truly substantial work by Yoshihisa Komori.
Those who agree, those who love Japan as Japanese, should spread it throughout Japan.
While nearly all Japanese citizens work day and night in business for the sake of society, the nation, and the people, there have been others who have never engaged in real enterprise, who have continued to produce shallow or childish discourse, misleading national policy and steadily weakening national power.
Even now, at a time when there are few politicians better suited to address the current international situation, consider the example of a female Diet member who studied desperately to enter the University of Tokyo, became a bureaucrat, and later a politician.
Amid today’s perilous international climate, she engaged in unthinkable behavior toward a middle-aged male secretary, damaging the foundations of a hard-won stable government and delighting the Asahi Shimbun and China.
Standing in complete contrast to female opposition lawmakers who, in cooperation with the Asahi Shimbun, have launched base and malicious attacks on the government over issues such as Moritomo Gakuen and Kake Gakuen, and who gleefully serve as proxies for China and South Korea, is Shinzo Abe, a genuine realist and a truly rare statesman on the international stage.
Who wants to bury this statesman capable of standing toe to toe with the world?
It is precisely China, South Korea, and their agents within organizations such as the Asahi Shimbun and NHK’s news divisions.
Everyone knows that Abe never makes reckless remarks.
Because he understands the realities of international politics and the true nature of China, South Korea, and North Korea, he alone can deliver precise and direct criticism that no one else dares to voice.
Unlike most politicians, whose fundamental lack of aptitude for global affairs leads them to make unnecessary and harmful statements, Abe never makes careless remarks that would become international problems.
This is, in fact, an extremely important quality.
Many politicians read media such as the Asahi Shimbun and hastily criticize something at every turn.
This fuels controversy, destabilizes politics, weakens Japan’s national power, and repeatedly leads to regime change, exactly as the media intends.
As demonstrated by the disgraceful state of outlets such as the Asahi Shimbun and NHK’s Watch 9, Japan suffered more than two decades of deflation as a result of this media-driven vicious cycle.
It led to a decline in Japan’s national power and international influence, to the point where Angela Merkel reportedly said there was no point in visiting a country whose prime minister changes every year, while she continued her pilgrimages to China.
Compared with Germany, which maintained CDU dominance for 32 years and naturally became the leader of the EU, the Asahi Shimbun should long ago have been imprisoned for treason or subversion of the state.
For China, which seeks to weaken Japan, reduce its presence, and seize the Senkaku Islands and Okinawa, and for South Korea, which seeks Takeshima, Shinzo Abe was a thorn in the eye precisely because he could see through their intentions directly and completely.
The reason the Asahi Shimbun continues its abnormal attacks on Abe is that, just as its former star reporter Hotsumi Ozaki was a Soviet spy, today’s Asahi Shimbun employees could be said, without exaggeration, to be Chinese agents.
Naturally, the same applies to all who act in concert with them.
Komori’s genuine work makes painfully clear the depravity of those in Japan’s mass media who claim to be journalists or hosts while in fact selling Japan out to China and South Korea.
Their pretense of being guardians of democracy while serving as Chinese agents represents an unparalleled level of folly.
Komori’s work also forces us to confront our own anger and regret at having read their articles and watched their programs without realizing their crimes against the nation.
Whether consciously or unconsciously through pseudo-moralism, they were masterfully manipulated by China.
If one speaks generously, female announcers would all belong to the latter category.
In China itself, all such individuals would be imprisoned for serious crimes against the state.
I am convinced, with heartfelt anger, that they all deserve imprisonment.
The reason they so loudly opposed anti-terrorism and conspiracy laws is that their core figures are genuine agents—modern-day Hotsumi Ozakis.
Komori’s genuine work makes us acutely aware that the Asahi Shimbun, as an organization, openly demonstrates that it is precisely such an entity.