Trump is the greatest trickster of the postwar era, in the proper and rightful sense of the word.
March 8, 2023
This column has published many chapters related to the United Nations and other matters, and from among them I will compile and publish some of the more recent chapters, using approximately 10,000 characters as a guideline.
Trump is the greatest trickster of the postwar era, in the proper and rightful sense of the word.
The following single remark he made when he was President of the United States is more than sufficient proof.
“Why doesn’t Japan have nuclear weapons? (Why doesn’t Japan arm itself with nuclear weapons?) If one considers what lies behind that remark (even though there are countries in its immediate neighborhood that are more dangerous than could possibly be imagined, countries that have not only made anti-Japanese propaganda a matter of national policy but, in two cases, continue to expand their nuclear arsenals).”
At the outset, I described him as a trickster.
With this one single remark, he turned the United Nations, the pseudo-moralists, and everything that is Asahi Shimbun-like into clowns in the truest sense of the word.
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The same was true in the Kyodo News opinion poll conducted on January 30 and 31, when respondents were asked about the government’s policy of relocating the U.S. military’s Futenma Air Station in Okinawa Prefecture to Henoko in Nago City.
In this question as well, contrary to the left-wing media’s opposition to the Henoko relocation, “support” at 47.8% exceeded “do not support” at 43.0%, but this point received little attention.
*Households that subscribed to the Asahi and similar newspapers and watched the news programs of their affiliated television stations must have been completely unaware of this fact as well.
Although the Okinawa Governor Onaga had won the election by a close margin, he used the sophistry of calling it “All Okinawa,” went so far as to appear at the United Nations, repeatedly made statements that disgraced Japan, and behaved in such an appalling manner that it would not be an exaggeration to say he had acted in accordance with the wishes of China and South Korea, which wanted to divide Japanese public opinion.
How on earth did TV Asahi’s “Hodo Station,” which had made such heavy use of him, report this?
Come to think of it, the result of allowing people who call themselves presenters on programs like that to continue shaping Japanese public opinion has been to invite the growing arrogance and tyranny of China, a one-party dictatorship ruled by the Communist Party, and the growing arrogance and tyranny of South Korea, a Nazi-like state that has continued anti-Japanese education throughout the 70 postwar years.
They stopped the advance of “The Turntable of Civilization” and created Japan’s long-term deflation, which reduced Japan’s national strength by 1,400 trillion yen from top to bottom.
What makes them so malicious is that throughout this period their annual incomes exceeding 100 million yen did not decline in the slightest, or the annual income of employees at their parent company, the Asahi Shimbun, did not fall by even one yen, and pensions did not fall, while they created the reality in which one child in six grows up in a poor household with an annual income of less than 1.8 million yen.
What on earth are the Japanese government, politicians, mainstream media, and academics who raise not a single voice of protest against the Chinese government over such outrageous education—that is, Nazism in the name of anti-Japanese education?
Are they Japanese citizens, or are they subjects of a Chinese vassal state?
What on earth is the United Nations, which has continued to leave this situation untouched?
The person chiefly responsible for leaving such outrageous Nazism untouched, while informing on Japan to China and South Korea and getting them to criticize our country over visits to Yasukuni Shrine—a memorial site for the war dead, something entirely natural for the citizens of any country—despite South Korea having continued Nazism in the name of anti-Japanese education since the end of the war, to an extent equal to or even worse than China, was Yoichi Kato, then a single reporter at the Asahi Shimbun.
Kato proves the correctness of the proposition I have continued to state since I appeared: “Everything begins with one person.”
The Asahi Shimbun, which continues Kato’s conduct as though it were company policy, cannot by any stretch of the imagination be called a Japanese newspaper.
It is a newspaper of China and South Korea.
While allowing China to continue such outrageous education—that is, Nazism in the name of anti-Japanese education—what kind of Japan-China friendship is this!
What have the politicians who belonged, and still belong, to the Japan-China Friendship Parliamentarians’ Union been doing!
Isn’t the reality that they have frequently visited China and enjoyed honey traps to their hearts’ content!
Okinawans are an “indigenous people”? It was the United Nations that advanced this bizarre theory.
I take pride in the fact that I was the first person in the world to make clear that the United Nations is a fraudulent organization, a foolish organization manipulated by the anti-Japanese propaganda of China, South Korea, and others.
Until it began to be told through NHK’s self-deprecating view of history partway through, I watched “Awaiting Kirin.”
I watched the episode in which Nobunaga and Nohime were the central figures.
That was the first time I became aware of Haruna Kawaguchi.
I thought she had a very good, genuine individuality.
So I searched for her and learned that she grew up on Fukue Island in the Goto Islands and still returns to Fukue Island whenever she has time.
I thought again of the correctness of my intuition.
At the height of my business career, in connection with the Travel Expo being held in Nagasaki, an employee of Dentsu with whom I was close invited me, for the first time in my life, to some kind of kingdom on Fukue Island in the Goto Islands.
I will describe later the astonishing experience I had at that time.
That Haruna Kawaguchi was selected as a host of the Kohaku Uta Gassen.
So last night, although I did not watch the entire program, I watched a substantial portion of it while doing other things.
Not content with having dyed the latter half of “Awaiting Kirin” with a foolish view of history, NHK last night broadcast a video feature of Kawaguchi on Fukue Island and indoctrinated Kawaguchi (and the viewers) into becoming believers in the SDGs.
That took place yesterday, December 31, 2021, during NHK’s annual year-end Kohaku Uta Gassen.
This column was the first in the world to point out that the United Nations is a fraudulent organization and an organization so foolish that it would not be an exaggeration to call it the worst in history.
The fact that China and Russia are, unbelievably, permanent members of the Security Council is enough in itself to prove the correctness of this column, something even an elementary-school child can understand.
Whenever the other permanent members have attempted to pass resolutions concerning threats to world peace and security, those two countries have repeatedly exercised their vetoes.
Meanwhile, China poured astronomical sums of money into military expansion and created the extremely dangerous and unstable world we see today.
The United Nations was of absolutely no use in preventing this situation.
This column was also the first in the world to point out that the SDGs are fraudulent and are a Chinese scheme.
It is an obvious fact that China is now drawing into its camp countries such as those that, as Seki Hei quite naturally describes them, hardly deserve even to be called states—thug states—most of them poor small countries or dictatorships, and is using them to construct a majority at the United Nations.
As far as what I watch is concerned, it genuinely chills me to the bone that NHK and TV Tokyo, in their flagship news programs, blindly report this fact by saying things such as, “There are more countries that support China.”
That is because China’s steady effort to construct a majority at the United Nations is nothing other than groundwork for attacking Japan in the near future.
This is an extremely serious warning sounded for the first time in the world by this column.
Why Is the United Nations “Japan’s Enemy”?
The conclusion that the United Nations is “Japan’s enemy” is not a conspiracy theory.
A Sankei Shimbun editorial from September 2020 contains a skeptical view of the purposes of the United Nations.
What particularly concerns the Japanese side is the “Enemy State Clauses” contained in the founding documents of the United Nations.
One of the “Enemy State Clauses” states that United Nations member states may attack former enemy states, Japan and Germany, without the approval of the Security Council.
There is also a view that the “Enemy State Clauses” were subsequently rendered invalid by later resolutions and provisions of the Charter, but the original clause itself has still not been deleted.
The Sankei Shimbun and the Japanese government have pointed out that if China were to try to use that clause for its own benefit, it would have legal justification and would therefore be dangerous. (Jason Morgan)