Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s press conference clearly demonstrated that Japan and the world are approaching a historic turning point. In contrast, the conduct of reporters from major press organizations revealed a level of intellectual and moral degradation that cannot be ignored.
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It would not be an exaggeration to say that more than 90 percent of the Japanese people—those who possess sound intelligence and genuine patriotism—were watching, with deep emotion, the press conference by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi that began yesterday evening at 6 p.m.
It was such an outstanding and magnificent press conference that even thirty-two minutes felt insufficient.
This press conference—one that can rightly be described as historic—clearly demonstrated that Japan and the world are now approaching a turning point in history.
On the other hand, the stupidity and contemptible nature of the reporters belonging to companies calling themselves “major press organizations” who stood up to ask questions was unbearable for any citizen.
Whether they were acting in accordance with instructions from China, or following their own impoverished ideology—self-deprecating historical views, anti-Japanese thinking, the mentality of left-wing infantile disorders, minds formed through the methods of Asahi Shimbun editorials as a result of reading and studying that newspaper from early childhood, etc.—in either case, their conduct is at a level that cannot be overlooked.
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