Published on September 7, 2019.
As a reposting of chapters originally published on August 17, 2018, March 3, 2019, and August 3, 2019, this essay discusses the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, NGO activities related to the UN Human Rights Council and the UN Conference on Disarmament, Professor Kozue Akibayashi of Doshisha University, the Okinawa base issue, and SEALDs KANSAI.
It criticizes arguments that simplify Okinawa into a minority issue and reduce the base problem to a structure of weak people versus oppressive state power, questioning the attitude that condemns only the Japanese government while ignoring the threats posed by North Korea and China as a form of anti-Japanese propaganda.

September 7, 2019.
This is a laborious work that reveals a level of terribleness and maliciousness equal to that of Alexis Dudden, who, while being an agent of South Korea, serves as a standard-bearer of anti-Japanese propaganda as a university professor.
This is a chapter I sent out on August 3, 2019, under the title “Now That Researchers at the University of Tokyo Have Clarified That the DNA of the Japanese People, Naturally Including the People of Okinawa, Is Jomon and Entirely Different from That of Koreans and Chinese, There Is Probably No Way for Akibayashi to Atone Except by Resigning as a University Professor.”
A Japanese woman has been selected as the international president of this organization since 2015.
She is Professor Kozue Akibayashi of Doshisha University.
This is a chapter I sent out on March 3, 2019, under that title.
It is probably the foremost example of great fools becoming university professors.
This is a laborious work that reveals a level of terribleness and maliciousness equal to that of Alexis Dudden, who, while being an agent of South Korea, serves as a standard-bearer of anti-Japanese propaganda as a university professor.
I will republish the chapter I sent out on August 17, 2018, under the title “A Full-Time Secretary General and Full-Time Staff Manage Operations, Conduct Lobbying Activities at the United Nations Office in Geneva, and Mainly Monitor the UN Human Rights Council and the UN Conference on Disarmament.”
The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Operated by a feminist organization.
According to the website of its Japanese branch, the American organization called the “Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom” was founded in 1915, Taisho 4, during the First World War, when women from Western countries who sought a peaceful world without weapons gathered in The Hague, Netherlands, a neutral country, and formed the world’s first women’s peace organization; it had already received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946 and has its international headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
＊This organization is clothed in “self-serving pseudo-moralism,” but in reality it is probably a propaganda organization of communist states.
The Nobel Peace Prize, which awards the activities of such organizations, must be a truly irresponsible prize.
Such organizations, Peace Boat and other puppet organizations of North Korea, and inferior female activists in various countries engage in nuclear abolition movements…but they do not go to China, North Korea, or Russia, nor do they take even a single action there; for some reason, they come to Japan and criticize Japan for not agreeing with the movements they advocate—an outrageous organization…perhaps their funding sources are China and the like＊
It is a full-fledged NGO in which a full-time secretary general and full-time staff manage operations, conduct lobbying activities at the United Nations Office in Geneva, and mainly monitor the UN Human Rights Council and the UN Conference on Disarmament.
The vision of this organization is said to be aiming for “equality and justice for all, and a world without violence and military conflict,” but when one looks at the diagram called the “Theory of Change” that the organization advocates, the final goal is “Feminist Peace.”
From this, one can infer that in reality it is a feminist organization.
And since 2015, a Japanese woman has been selected as the international president of this organization.
She is Professor Kozue Akibayashi of Doshisha University.
I listened to a lecture by Professor Akibayashi held at American University in the United States in September 2016 and posted online.
“Okinawa, which was an independent kingdom until the nineteenth century, was annexed by modernized Japan.
Because it is a minority people and therefore lacks political power, U.S. military bases are concentrated there.”
＊Now that researchers at the University of Tokyo have clarified that the DNA of the Japanese people, naturally including the people of Okinawa, is Jomon and entirely different from that of Koreans and Chinese, there is probably no way for Akibayashi to atone except by resigning as a university professor＊
“The dangerous Futenma Air Station would not meet safety standards in the United States and could not be permitted.
The runway and a school are adjacent.
That is why accidents occur.”
“The government announced in 1996 that Futenma Air Station would be relocated within five to seven years, but even now in 2016, it has not been realized.”
On November 13, 2015, Professor Akibayashi also participated in the “Nationwide Simultaneous Emergency Action Against the Construction of a New Base in Henoko” held by SEALDs KANSAI in front of JR Motomachi Station in Chuo Ward, Kobe City.
Anyone would think that if we could do without bases, nothing would be better.
However, there are, of course, appropriate reasons why bases exist in Okinawa at enormous cost.
Without considering that, and without criticizing far-left activists who obstruct the relocation of bases through illegal acts, they simplify the structure into weak minority people versus tyrannical state power.
The threat of the neighboring country’s hegemonism does not enter their range of thought.
The same structure as condemning the Japanese government without condemning North Korea is also present here.
That is precisely the mentality of SEALDs.