2010-11-13
What you should learn from Japan is that it failed to put in place solid measures to expand domestic demand in preparation for the collapse of the waves inevitable under capitalism.
There is only one thing your country should tackle as an urgent task: measures to expand domestic demand… all the more because your country has an enormous domestic market of 1.3 billion people, unmatched anywhere else in the world.
In “The Turntable of Civilization,” I presented… the one and only, and most certain, means of expanding domestic demand… to recover the lost twenty years, but because this is a country that has continued watching idiotic television for more than twenty years, it has become utterly idiotic, and they still fail to understand.
China, I will say it once more: do not be mistaken. “Japan’s lost twenty years” were not caused by the appreciation of the yen… they were created by our country’s foolish mass media… they were created by the utter fools who stopped the disposal of nonperforming loans and the idiots who failed to take measures to expand domestic demand.
If you continue any further to believe in mistaken ideas, keep manipulating exchange rates, and destroy the world, your regime will not last even the minimum of fifty years you hope for; its collapse will come in an instant, contrary to your expectations.
Why? Because the truth of the world is God… you, above all, should know very well that there is no God in your country.
If you continue any further to misunderstand “Japan’s lost twenty years” and persist in thinking that the communist system, which is now nothing more than an illusion, is superior, you will be punished by God.
Your regime will collapse.
We all live as fellow inhabitants of the Earth, sharing the truth of the world that is freedom and hope… “a fragment of the world spirit”… because your present prosperity, too, has been brought about by that.
Your country cannot become America.
There is no way it can.
Even if it could, it would take another hundred years.
For Japan, it will take twenty years after “The Turntable of Civilization” has truly and properly been brought before the world, though.
The cause of “Japan’s lost twenty years” lay in the foolish mass media, which not only reduced the amount to a mere 800 billion yen when more than 10 trillion yen was needed to dispose of nonperforming loans, but then made this issue taboo for many long years.
That alone is the truth.