A critical analysis of how China’s authoritarian lies, South Korea’s anti-Japan Nazi-style education, and America’s unatoned wartime crimes destabilized the world order, while Japan—long shaped by left-wing totalitarian ideology and legacy media—failed to confront these structural distortions.

This aspect also clearly shows that Japan is number one in the world.
2012/9/7
The part I emphasized in the previous chapter also shows, in this aspect, that Japan is number one in the world.
That is precisely why Japan must immediately bring a case against South Korea at the United Nations.
That is the urgent task Japan must undertake.
China?
China is a one-party communist dictatorship, a fascist state—an obvious fact even a grade-schooler can understand.
The fact that China conducts propaganda in the international community claiming that Japan is a fascist nation is itself clear proof that China is a “nation of bottomless evil” and “plausible lies.”
South Korea is different.
South Korea claims to be a democratic nation, and therefore Japan must no longer tolerate its fascistic practices of anti-Japan education and suppression of Japanese culture.
Why?
Because unless those issues are corrected, peace and friendship are impossible.
I repeat: in this respect, I declare every so-called cultural intellectual in Japan to have failed.
The sin of the “pretentious moralism” you have created is immeasurably deep.
The program in which Naomi Trauden and the producers tried to disparage Japan ended with them leaving in disgrace.
Below is the rough manuscript from 2023/09/23.
It is no exaggeration to say it is one of the most important essays of the 21st century.
It is a clear fact that the “nightmare Democratic Party administration,” the worst administration in Japan’s history, was effectively controlled and directed by the Ministry of Finance.
It is also an undeniable fact that it was essentially the cabinet of Eijirō Katsu, then the top of the Ministry of Finance.
Mabuchi Mutsuo, a graduate of Kyoto University who entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, served as ambassador, and then retired, has consistently pointed out the existence of the Deep State.
The Davos Forum—started by a single German, though he was practically Kissinger’s top disciple—now bizarrely dictates the global tide.
Below is a rough manuscript dated 2024/8/28.
A single German—again, effectively Kissinger’s top disciple—started what is now the Davos Forum, which dictates the world’s direction.
I have mentioned several times in this column why Kissinger represents a nightmare.
Today, the world is facing the nightmare of China.
It is an undeniable truth, even to kindergarteners, that China has turned into the worst monster state in history.
People like Kissinger continue to “see nothing,” “hear nothing,” and “say nothing.”
Among the advanced nations, France, Germany, Japan’s major media, Keidanren, and pro-China politicians such as Nikai are the same.
Backward countries so weak they can barely be called nations have been bribed with Chinese money.
China has poured aid money into these nations to expand its interests and influence and to realize its monstrous ambitions, which run counter to divine providence.
Recently, I became the first in the world to tell these backward countries the truth.
The money China distributed to them was actually Japanese money.
After the war, because of GHQ’s occupation policies and the constitution forced upon Japan, those filled with self-hatred came to dominate Japan’s mass media and academia.
China took advantage of that and, using its nature as a “nation of bottomless evil” and “plausible lies,” fabricated various claims and succeeded in extracting vast amounts of aid from the Japanese government.
That aid continued until March of the year before last.
I recently revealed to the world that China used this vast amount of money—money originally taken from Japan—to buy the allegiance of those nations.
Because the money was originally someone else’s—Japan’s money—China could distribute as much as it wished.
And for those backward countries, even small amounts of money were fortunes.
For China and South Korea—nations of “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies”—the postwar era was a time when they could hardly stop laughing.
As Takayama Masayuki’s masterful essay revealed yesterday, the real rulers of advanced nations are the Deep State.
His essay, which demonstrated that the Deep State’s headquarters is the mass media, is the work most deserving of the Nobel Prize.
His essay—revealing that the advanced world is unstable and dangerous precisely because the mass media created this situation—deserves every Nobel Prize in existence.
Today’s world is unstable and dangerous—because China, the worst monster in history, seeks global domination.
And it is no exaggeration to say that the United States created this situation.
Takayama Masayuki, in his essay for this month’s issue of Will magazine, revealed this truth to the world with a do-or-die determination.
He is now 82 years old.
He never says such things himself, but I feel his resolve in his recent writings.
The indomitable soul of a journalist who fears nothing is correcting the world.
Europe is fundamentally a class society.
Those forever poor labor-class people fled to the New World and built a country—one whose history is far shallower than Japan’s.
The United States was utterly ignorant of Japan—and this has hardly changed today.
Kissinger, who viewed Japan and China in complete reversal, studied international politics and even taught at Harvard University.
The rest should be obvious.
America’s historical academia is controlled by Korean agents such as Alexis Dudden, who hardly deserves to be called a scholar.
South Korea is a Nazi state in reality—continuing Syngman Rhee’s anti-Japan “Nazi education” into the 21st century.
Anyone who studied at Yonsei University—such a country’s institution—cannot possibly be called a scholar; even a kindergarten child can see that.
However, since South Korea is not as evil as China—the worst monster in history—the United States must serve as the world’s policeman and defeat that monster.
Otherwise, the world will not survive.
When defeat was obvious to everyone, the United States carried out indiscriminate bombings of 127 Japanese cities, even using incendiary bombs.
This alone proves how ignorant and incompetent America was at the time.
As readers know, I recently rediscovered my appreciation for castles.
Since then, I have visited several castles, as shown in the photographs attached to this column.
Whenever I visit them, I always think the same thing.
The ignorance and barbarism of Americans—who indiscriminately bombed and destroyed these magnificent works of humanity that once stood across Japan—is beyond description.
Their indiscriminate bombings, which killed mostly ordinary citizens, were among the worst crimes in human history.
And then came the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The United States committed crimes worse than the Nazis, and therefore bears the responsibility to eradicate China—the worst monster state in human history.
America’s opponent was Japan—the only nation in human history that maintained the highest form of democracy for 2,600 years and possessed the highest culture known to mankind.
That is why Japan never demanded a single yen of reparations from the United States, nor brought any lawsuit to condemn its crimes.
America’s original sin will never be forgiven unless it destroys the worst monster state in human history.