A forceful critique exposing how UN special rapporteurs such as David Kaye and Joseph Cannataci function as de facto Chinese agents, how the UN Human Rights Council has been captured by China, and how Japan continues to fund an institution weaponized against it. The essay argues that Japan’s postwar intellectual class and major media, including the Asahi Shimbun, have aided this distortion of global narratives.

August 22, 2018.

The following is a chapter I originally published on August 13, 2017, titled:
“The Absurdity of Allowing the World’s Worst Human-Rights Violator to Control the UN Human Rights Council.”
Both the Japanese people and people around the world need to reread this.

I have repeatedly stated that David Kaye and Joseph Cannataci—who call themselves UN Special Rapporteurs—are, without the slightest exaggeration, Chinese agents, and are among the most shameful and despicable individuals imaginable.

Recently, an issue of the monthly magazine Voice was released, and its special feature proved that my assessment was not only 100% correct, but also revealed just how absurd and irresponsible the world actually is.

It is 100% certain that the aforementioned figures are Chinese agents.
But what is even more grotesque is that the UN Human Rights Council itself is an organization effectively controlled by China.
It is a global disgrace so outrageous that one hardly knows whether to laugh or cry.

The world has allowed the largest human-rights violator on the planet to dominate the UN Human Rights Council.
This is the level of dysfunction we are dealing with.

And yet, with this farcical structure, the UN has repeatedly issued human-rights “recommendations” against Japan.

What is unbearable to me as a Japanese citizen—and this is something that truly enrages me about the world’s ignorance and irresponsibility—is that, now that the United States has suspended its financial contributions, Japan is overwhelmingly the largest provider of funds to the United Nations.

After the signing of the Japan–China Peace and Friendship Treaty, Japan provided China with the largest financial assistance in human history (which likely continues even now).
I have long argued that Japan’s interest-free ODA funds have been diverted into China’s aid to Africa, allowing Beijing to bring African nations under its influence.
They have also surely been used to strengthen China’s military power.

Japan has been exploited financially by China’s boundless malice and plausible lies, and its honor has been defamed by fabricated histories constructed by them.
Japan has suffered immeasurably.

My assertion that the Asahi Shimbun and similar media are effectively Chinese and Korean agents has now been proven 100% correct.

Every subscriber knows full well that these media outlets rejoiced whenever figures like David Kaye came from the UN, reporting on them gleefully while attacking Japan and the Japanese government.

The so-called intellectuals, the so-called human-rights lawyers, and the opposition parties who sided with them are, politically and morally, already dead.

With China’s growing arrogance and aggression, the entire postwar Japanese intellectual class has received a death sentence.

For those around the world who need recognizable names, I am referring to people like Ōe Kenzaburō and Murakami Haruki.