Since appearing as “The Turntable of Civilization” in 2010, I have faced fraud, severe health damage, and ongoing online attacks.
This article explains why I continue to speak out despite legal gaps and asks for support through my crowdfunding initiative.

2016-08-12
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In July 2010, belated though it was, I emerged as “The Turntable of Civilization.”
It was only natural that my words reached the very core of Japan and the core of the world with great force.
At that time, to the criminal who lived near a building owned by our company, it goes without saying that I appeared to be a target who could be deceived one hundred percent.
This is because writings that aim to change Japan and change the world can only be written with the heart of a god and the gaze of a god.
More than one hundred million yen was fraudulently taken from me, and the resentment and anger became killer stress, nearly costing me my life.
Thanks to the support of doctors who graduated from Kyoto University’s Faculty of Medicine, wonderful nurses, and our executive director who ran around to secure hospitalization expenses and even went into debt, I recovered completely and was discharged after seven months of hospitalization.
I now live while avoiding all stress.
The criminal in question did not stop at being on parole.
After receiving a prison sentence for a fraud case involving Ehime Bank and being released from prison, he immediately began attacks on my PC and attacks through this blog, which are, needless to say, nothing less than the most malicious form of stalking.
However, the police say there is no law under which to crack down on this.
When I read a newspaper article stating that revisions to the anti-stalking law would be made at the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters on August 1, I took action.
I conveyed that stalking is not limited to relationships between men and women, that it is being carried out in the most vicious and despicable ways in the internet space through social media, and that the police are unable to respond simply because there is no law to regulate it.
As reported, my truthful voice should have reached them.
However, the enactment and enforcement of laws take time.
Even so, allowing the repeated continuation of truly unbelievable port scan attacks such as those described above is itself absurd for a nation governed by the rule of law.
Those who pollute the internet space should be severely punished.
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