Nations built on moral immaturity, nuclear arrogance, and profit-first capitalism
cannot escape historical judgment.
God does not remain silent—history itself becomes punishment.

2016-10-14.
The following is a paper that I disseminated to the world on 2013/1/28.
It spread not only to other advanced nations but also to fascist states with a mental age of twelve, and even after the worst catastrophe in human history—Hiroshima and Nagasaki—the world still remains trapped in the foolishness of possessing nuclear weapons.
Many of these foolish nations are so unstable that no one can predict what will become of them even ten years from now, which is deeply lamentable.
This fact proves that twentieth-century capitalism possessed no substantial philosophy.
No matter how atrocious the counterpart nation may be, as long as money can be made, that is all that matters.
So long as corporations grow large and become number one in the world, people follow them obediently without question.
For such nations, it is impossible for “The Turntables of Civilization” to turn.
God does not merely refrain from smiling upon such nations.
God will surely punish them.
Akutagawa now declares to the world that this is the inevitability of history.
It is not Bob Dylan, but now—especially now—this truth applies.
Nations that puff themselves up and shout loudly merely because of their population, deluding themselves into believing they have become the victors of the world, will have no choice but to be proven by God that, as Dylan said, today’s winners are tomorrow’s losers.
One day they will realize that they were nothing more than sheep, grazing grass while waiting for the day of their death.
The world has already begun to sense that this day is not far away.
For no nation has ever prospered by disregarding human freedom and truth.