2021年03月10日
What is here is the everyday life that Xi Jinping has taken away from us.
Florence Welch, the vocalist of Florence and the Machine, is one of the greatest singers of our time.
This concert by Florence Welch at the Royal Albert Hall in London embodies our culture and our civilization.
It is the absolute opposite of Xi Jinping, who has proven himself to be the worst dictator and criminal in human history, of the China he rules, and of the foolish countries that follow it.
The everyday life of the people of China and of the countries that follow China is the exact opposite of our everyday life.
What are the people of China?
They are a people who, since the Tiananmen Square Incident, have been raised under Nazism in the name of anti-Japanese education.
They are now a people placed under the surveillance of Xi Jinping, the worst criminal in human history, who, unbelievably, has realized in the twenty-first century the surveillance society depicted by Orwell.
Those who call themselves Han Chinese may merely be members of that surveillance society, but Tibetans, Uyghurs, the people of Inner Mongolia, followers of Falun Gong, and others are people placed under genocide and ethnic oppression worse than that of the Nazis.
Lu Xun said that the Chinese are slaves forever.
One must not show a lenient face to the Chinese.
That is because, once Xi Jinping gives an order, they immediately reveal a ferocious nature as his servants.
What intelligence and freedom must do now is confront the China ruled by Xi Jinping, the worst dictator in history, and crush it.
China has still not uttered a single word of apology for spreading the Wuhan virus throughout the world.
On the contrary, it has even begun to claim that it came from another country.
In this essay as well, I tell the world first what we must do.
The other day, a man of true insight contributed a genuine essay to a newspaper.
Germany, which had been a Trojan horse within the Western countries that must confront China, even Germany, denounced China at the United Nations for the severity of its ethnic oppression, including genocide.
Thirty-nine countries, including Japan, supported it.
It appears that it was rejected because there were more countries opposed to it, but those opposing countries are, to borrow the words of Seki Hei, a group of thug states hardly worthy of being called states.
I fervently hope that this column will resound throughout the world in a thunderous voice.
At the very least, I fervently hope that it reaches every one of the thirty-nine countries mentioned above.
What we must do now—it is no exaggeration to say that there is nothing else we must do.
That alone is the only means by which Xi Jinping can be made to take responsibility.
We, the people of those thirty-nine countries who live by intelligence and freedom, boycott the Beijing Olympics.
Those who participate are the countries that opposed Germany’s resolution at the United Nations.
The opposition politicians of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and others, the employees of newspapers such as the Asahi Shimbun and the Nikkei, the employees of NHK, the so-called cultural figures, the so-called human-rights lawyers, the so-called academics, and the so-called citizens’ groups participate as observers.
That alone will bring Xi Jinping’s dictatorship to an end.
The Trojan horses within the Western countries say that a state cannot be made to take responsibility, and so on.
Not one of them has denounced Xi Jinping.
Those fools cannot even imagine this essay resounding throughout the world.
It is possible to make China and Xi Jinping take responsibility.
It is possible to bring him down.
We thirty-nine countries boycott the Beijing Olympics.
That will save humanity.
In other words, intelligence and freedom can bring the worst dictators in history to ruin.
This concert contains, for example, the very essence of the everyday life of the G7 countries.
It is an everyday life that has nothing to do with China and the countries that follow it.
The person who completely destroyed that everyday life is Xi Jinping.
The Wuhan virus that he spread throughout the world radically changed our everyday lives.
The other day, on YouTube, I watched a video showing the present state of Hawaii, a place I have visited countless times, using the Sheraton Waikiki as its subject.
I was reminded once again of the devastation caused by the Wuhan virus that Xi Jinping spread throughout the world.
That is because Waikiki had become another world, unlike anything I had ever seen before.
Not one of the opposition politicians of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, the mass media such as the Asahi Shimbun and NHK, the so-called cultural figures, the so-called academics, the so-called human-rights lawyers, or the so-called citizens’ groups has denounced Xi Jinping.
On the contrary, unbelievably, they are attacking us, the Japanese people, and the Japanese government.
Former Kyoto University President Juichi Yamagiwa, a certain female professor Takagi of criminal law, and Keiichiro Hirano in particular should be ashamed two and three times over.
Every one of them continues to make shameless statements while presenting themselves as good citizens and, absurdly, as if they were guardians of democracy.
But in some respects, they are committing evils even greater than Xi Jinping.
They themselves simply do not realize it.
Nor do they probably know that there can be no gates of Heaven for them.
Only King Enma knows where they are headed.
In other words, at the Sanzu River of Hell, King Enma is waiting for them with the same maximum punishment that he has prepared for Xi Jinping.
They are merely behaving so smugly because they cannot be punished in this life.
This essay is the first to tell the world that they can be punished even in this life.