2017-07-25
This chapter warns that local election outcomes directly affect Japan’s national security. It argues that the collapse of the Abe administration would trigger Chinese incursions into the Senkaku Islands, intensified propaganda by China, South Korea, and North Korea, and domestic political forces acting as their proxies. The author declares a firm resolve never to remain silent again.

2017-07-25
At that very moment, China would surely begin landing on and infiltrating the Senkaku Islands.
Not only friends who graduated from Osaka University, but even our company’s executive director is angry about the outcome this time.
In our company’s case, because I am a graduate of Sendai Second High School and therefore love Sendai all the more, and because relatives of mine live there, I was compelled to purchase real estate several times in Sendai—a place far too distant from Osaka—resulting in a total investment amounting to tens of billions of yen.
Because I live in Osaka, I receive no benefits whatsoever from Sendai City, yet I have paid unimaginable amounts of taxes such as fixed asset taxes—sums that people who live in Sendai and benefit from the city could scarcely imagine.
I am deeply reflecting on this matter.
From now on, whenever there is a major election concerning Sendai City or Miyagi Prefecture, I will make sure to firmly grasp the schedule.
During that time, it will be necessary to inform the citizens of Sendai and the people of Miyagi Prefecture that newspapers such as the Asahi Shimbun, their television networks, and the current NHK program Watch 9 are engaging in biased reporting.
We should also make known the genuine essays in monthly magazines that the vast majority of Sendai and Miyagi residents do not read at all.
That would also be something that ought to be done by those who have paid substantial taxes to Sendai City and Miyagi Prefecture.
Because if results like this occur again and, in the worst case, the Abe administration were to fall,
at that very moment China would surely begin landing on and infiltrating the Senkaku Islands.
Not only that, but China has begun claiming even Okinawa as its own territory, while conducting flawless information warfare, scheming the outrageous notion of Okinawan independence by inciting the two newspapers that dominate Okinawa.
China, which seeks to drive a wedge between Japan and the United States, diminish Japan, and weaken Japan’s national power—China, a one-party communist dictatorship that is itself pure evil, an “evil great power” beyond comparison.
South Korea, where Moon Jae-in, a hard-core supporter of North Korea, has become president and has unbelievably begun ignoring last year’s Japan–South Korea agreement,
using the United States and the United Nations as its main battlefield,
is once again bringing out the so-called comfort women issue fabricated by the Asahi Shimbun as material for attacking Japan, making it another totalitarian state and an evil country.
North Korea—together with Chongryon—which seeks to overthrow the Abe administration that, as the government protecting Japan and the Japanese people, quite naturally continues economic sanctions against attempts to mount nuclear warheads on missiles capable of covering all of Japan while completely disregarding the international community.
Political parties that serve as proxies for these forces, or that are completely manipulated by them—truly outrageous parties.
Parties such as the Democratic Party and the Communist Party, which have casually sold Japan to these outrageous countries.
Allowing Sendai City or Miyagi Prefecture to be controlled by them would mean that I myself would lose my hometown.
Above all, the one remark made by our executive director—“If this is the case, I want my paid taxes returned”—is exactly right.
Allowing people affiliated with parties that sell out Japan to govern Sendai City or Miyagi Prefecture is equivalent to us ourselves joining the ranks of traitors.
From now on, I will not overlook major election schedules in Miyagi Prefecture and Sendai City.
I will never remain silent again.
I will not stand by and watch.