This essay examines North Korea and South Korea as parallel totalitarian systems shaped by anti-Japanese indoctrination and historical fabrication. It argues that global ignorance has enabled these regimes, contributing directly to today’s unstable and dangerous world order.

August 6, 2017.
When North Korea once again launched a rocket in complete defiance of United Nations resolutions, President Donald Trump tweeted, “Doesn’t that guy have anything else to do?”.
This remark struck precisely at the mark.
Yet the time has long since come for the world to realize that South Korea is no different in nature.
Anyone can understand what kind of country South Korea is by searching the internet for just one hour.
Even if inconvenient facts for South Korea have been deleted from the internet through the characteristic mass actions of a totalitarian state,
the online world is not like China under one-party communist rule, and no matter how many South Koreans raised under totalitarian anti-Japanese education act together, they cannot erase facts.
Why did South Korea become a totalitarian state.
The answer can be fully understood by reviewing my past essays on Korea and the Korean Peninsula.
It began with one of the worst dictators in history, Syngman Rhee.
Competing with Kim Il-sung for legitimacy, he fabricated even the constitution and history, and initiated anti-Japanese education.
Subsequent regimes, being totalitarian states, continued to inflame hatred toward other peoples and nations for regime survival, perpetuating totalitarianism or Nazism and creating today’s incorrigible state.
On August 4, the Sankei Shimbun reported that South Korea has mobilized totalitarians to bombard the United Nations and the United States with calls and emails demanding that the Sea of Japan be renamed the East Sea.
As a result, an unbelievable situation has emerged, with surveys of 195 countries showing only 58 percent support for “Sea of Japan.”
The Korean Peninsula, which for most of history could be described as a vassal of China.
The Korean Peninsula, which maintained one of the worst class discrimination systems in human history and remained effectively an ancient society.
The Korean Peninsula, which the United States judged not to be a state and from which it even withdrew its consulate.
At the time, the international community agreed that Japanese annexation was the best solution.
Before annexation, Korea lacked even the technology to make carts.
Because Japan was treated as a first-rate nation while China was relegated to second- or third-rate status, Koreans, as Japanese nationals, were able to receive equal treatment.
That is why it is no exaggeration to say that Syngman Rhee was able to study in the United States.
Japan, uniquely governed with continuity for 2,600 years.
Japan, a member of the world’s civilized nations.
Japan, a maritime nation since ancient times.
For centuries, the world has labeled the Sea of Japan as such on world maps.
Yet South Korea, whose very status as a state was once questioned, now repeats the absurd act of demanding that it be called the East Sea, acting as fascists raised through anti-Japanese indoctrination without realizing they were nurtured by Nazism.
“Do Koreans have nothing to do other than anti-Japanese propaganda?”.
But the world, you too are complicit.
Your ignorance listens to the claims of these totalitarians.
Your ignorance continues to permit their “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies.”
And thus, you have created today’s unstable and extremely dangerous world.
It was none other than you.
You created it by lending your hands to “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies.”
That is why, at this very moment, the King of Hell is busily manufacturing instruments of torment for your vast numbers.