Published on January 4, 2020. Republished from an article first issued on August 22, 2018, this essay criticizes the current state of the United Nations and argues that the world should be divided into two groups: nations that enjoy freedom and democracy, and nations ruled by Communist one-party dictatorships or other dictators. It discusses Japan’s role, the lasting impact of GHQ occupation policy, and the problems represented by the Asahi Shimbun, NHK, scholars, and opposition politicians, while presenting a framework for humanity to overcome “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies.”

2020-01-04
These people, as agents of China and the Korean Peninsula, continue to use the current state of the United Nations with malice toward Japan, obstructing the progress of humanity and the realization of peace.
I am republishing the chapter I issued on August 22, 2018, titled “The condition in which the world is constantly disturbed by ‘bottomless evil’ and ‘plausible lies,’ and cannot pursue truth even in the twenty-first century, will be resolved.”
The United Nations should be divided in two.
Japan is the country to which the turntable of civilization turned after the United States, because it created a civilization—classless, ideology-free, and religion-free—that humanity had never before been able to achieve.
Japan’s role is to lead the world for another 170 years, alongside the United States, as a champion of nations of freedom and democracy.
However, because GHQ’s occupation policy at the end of the war worked too well, Japan has forces such as the Asahi Shimbun, NHK, the scholars who agree with them, and opposition politicians who try to prevent Japan from fulfilling that role.
They are truly reactionaries who cling to GHQ’s occupation policy.
Moreover, unbelievably, they are acting as agents of countries of bottomless evil and plausible lies, such as China and the Korean Peninsula.
They are the greatest fools imaginable, obstructing the progress of humanity and the achievement of peace.
These people, as agents of China and the Korean Peninsula, continue to use the current state of the United Nations with malice toward Japan, obstructing the progress of humanity and the realization of peace.
To prevent such things, the United Nations should reflect reality and divide into two.
In other words, there should be one group consisting of countries such as Japan, the United States, and the countries of Europe, nations of freedom and democracy, nations where the flowers of scholarship, art, and sports truly bloom, nations where people live freely and live their one and only lives richly until they die,
and another group consisting of Communist one-party dictatorships and countries ruled by dictators, countries where there is no attitude of truly loving and enjoying scholarship, art, or sports,
and countries that try to depend economically on those nations because they are not only poor but also poor in culture and civilization.
The time has long since come for the world to be divided into those two groups.
That is to say, the world should immediately be separated into these two: an alliance of nations that celebrate freedom and democracy, and a gathering of Communist one-party dictatorships and countries ruled by dictators.
The condition in which the world is constantly disturbed by “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies,” and cannot pursue truth even in the twenty-first century, will be resolved.
It is only a matter of time before divine punishment falls upon the gathering of Communist one-party dictatorships and countries ruled by dictators.
Even if there is some difference in timing.
For “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies” are precisely the things humanity has fought to overcome.