PFI is not a tool for reform but a cloak that allows corporations and eventually foreign capital to seize Japan’s land and assets.
This article reveals the hidden truth behind the three-letter acronym that the media fails to expose.

The author claims that PFI (Private Finance Initiative) is merely a ruse for corporations to withdraw public funds and acquire national and private land at a fraction of their value. He argues that this three-letter acronym is a tool used to deceive the majority of the Japanese population and a way for foreign capital to eventually seize Japan’s assets.

I’ll tell you the real truth about something like PFI, you foolish, second-rate media who lack true freedom and the highest intellect.

PFI is a ruse used by companies like the ones I have repeatedly pointed out. It’s a three-letter acronym used to deceive 90% of the population, to extract national funds, and to acquire national and private land—which is a treasure as precious as our lives—at a fraction of its value.

PFI’s Deceptive Definition August 16, 2010

And then, in the end, foreign capital appears. This is a term they use to make the assets their own in the end. That is PFI. That is why it’s a three-letter acronym. That is why it’s not a Japanese word.