Obsessed with Trivialities While the World Burns
— How Japan Was Led Away from Its Civilizational Mission —

As the world grows increasingly dangerous, Japan’s media and opposition forces remain fixated on trivial domestic land scandals. This essay argues that such fixation reflects deep ideological manipulation, information warfare by authoritarian states, and a failure to recognize Japan’s global responsibility alongside the United States.

March 12, 2017

The media, together with the Democratic Party and the Communist Party, continue endlessly to dwell on third-rate land issues such as Toyosu and Toyonaka, even amid the current global situation.
This is not merely because they are a gathering of second-rate people in Japan, but because China and the Korean Peninsula, as part of the Sinic sphere that embodies bottomless evil and plausible lies, have already become a one-party communist dictatorship and, in reality, a nation of Nazism.
In other words, they are countries that devote themselves to conspiracies that inflame hatred against other peoples in order to maintain their own regimes.
These countries possess intelligence organizations that Japan does not have.
In the United States, for example, the CIA and the FBI exist as powerful organizations that operate day and night.
The so-called first- and second-rate people of Japan mentioned at the outset have long since become objects contained within their grasp.
Recently, facts written in a new work by a writer manufactured by the media proved that the sense of suspicion I had long felt toward this person was correct.
I do not regard what such a person writes as culture, but through the media and this writer, people steeped in self-deprecating historical views, false moralism, and false socialism—those called this person’s fans—certainly regard it as culture.
In other words, the brainwashing of what they perceive as the realm of culture may be described as the ultimate form of conditioning carried out by intelligence agencies.
Naturally, they have no way of noticing that the turntable of civilization is now rotating in Japan.
They are utterly incapable of understanding that Japan, alongside the United States, must lead the world for the next 170 years.
That is why they are once again striving to create a country that led Merkel to think there was no point in visiting a nation whose prime minister changes every year, and no point in meeting such a prime minister.
Those at the core have likely been ensnared through honey traps and are moving according to instructions.
Those who merely follow along are completely unaware that Chinese and South Korean intelligence agencies are smirking—or even laughing aloud—behind the scenes.