Tadao Umesao’s conclusion that China and the countries of the Chinese cultural sphere are lands of “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies” continues to demonstrate its correctness to the world today.
September 28, 2019
My discovery that Japan has, in fact, been a “political prisoner” in the international community throughout the postwar era is, together with my discovery of “The Turntable of Civilization,” a discovery worthy of a Nobel Prize.
People of discernment around the world must have instantly recognized the magnitude of my discovery.
This is because, from the truth I discovered, one can immediately understand why issues such as the military comfort women issue, forcible removal, and the Nanjing Massacre arise, and why such lies are, astonishingly, allowed to pass unchallenged in the international community.
One can immediately understand why Japan has so readily continued to face criticism from the international community on the basis of these incredible fabrications.
At the same time, it should become immediately apparent how foolish—and how utterly contemptible—the Japan Federation of Bar Associations and so-called citizens’ groups are: unaware even that Japan itself is the country that has continually been discriminated against by the international community, they go so far as to approach the United Nations and persist in activities aimed at obtaining UN recommendations for resolutions condemning Japan, claiming that Japan is a discriminatory nation or a country where hate speech runs rampant.
And one can immediately understand that the foolishness of the Asahi Shimbun, the Mainichi Shimbun, and others that repeatedly support them through their reporting has reached its utmost extreme.
It was for reasons of its own that the United States needed to keep Japan a “political prisoner” in the international community.
Apart from the Japanese people, who had continually been made to read entirely different accounts of the course of the war—reports that Japan was winning—by media led by the Asahi Shimbun…
In the final stages of the war, when Japan’s defeat was obvious to everyone else in the world,
not content with indiscriminately bombing 127 cities and slaughtering millions of civilians within a very short period using incendiary bombs, weapons contrary to humanity,
the United States dropped two atomic bombs, committing the greatest sin in human history and instantly wiping the beautiful cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, together with the innocent civilians living there, from the face of the earth; it was to conceal these sins of the United States.
Because this original sin exists, and because the Japanese people exist, possessing a rare national character unique in human history, neither protesting against this original sin nor demanding enormous compensation for damages, the United States must continue to be the world’s policeman.
But just as the superficial moralism that awarded Obama a Nobel Prize dominates the world, Obama was completely blind to this truth, which must never be forgotten.
His vision was utterly clouded by pseudo-moralism.
Or perhaps he acted as he did because he fell straight into China’s cunning strategy.
With unsurpassable foolishness, he declared that the United States was not the world’s policeman.
Immediately afterward, China, a one-party Communist dictatorship, and Russia, which can reasonably be described as Putin’s dictatorship, rapidly grew more arrogant and began acting tyrannically.
They began altering and disrupting the postwar world order.
China went so far as to aspire to global hegemony—an outrage that truly shows no fear even of God.
Rather than criticize this China, Europe, led by Germany, yielded to it for economic reasons, and those reasons alone.
People around the world with functioning memories must know that this same China has repeatedly said the following about Japan whenever the opportunity arose.
It has continually accused Japan of trying to alter the postwar order and of being a historical revisionist, repeatedly condemning Japan in the international community.
The results of the fieldwork of Tadao Umesao, one of the great and few authentic scholars Japan has produced, shine all the more like a monumental achievement.
His conclusion that China and the countries of the Chinese cultural sphere are lands of “bottomless evil” and “plausible lies” continues to demonstrate its correctness to the world today.
During the century of war, driven into a corner by the strategies of the United States and others, Japan went to war against a country that even Nazi Germany had not sought to confront—the United States, which was already the world’s strongest nation at the time.
This was because Japan was a nation of warriors unlike any other, anywhere or at any time in history.
Yet it is also an indisputable fact that the Japanese mass media of the day, led by the Asahi Shimbun, were among the principal forces that brought about this reckless war.
They prominently displayed slogans such as “Demonic and Bestial America and Britain,” “We Want Nothing Until We Win,” and “One Hundred Million Fighting to the Death” across their front pages, continually rousing the Japanese people and bringing about the war; even as the war turned toward defeat, they told the public nothing of the actual situation…
What they reported was the opposite: they continued to report as though Japan were winning,
and as a result, today’s mass media have increased the number of Japanese people who do not know that it was, in fact, Japan’s mass media that brought about a catastrophe unprecedented in the history of human warfare.
They not only placed all responsibility on the military but also survived by becoming model pupils who accepted GHQ’s occupation policies, and, to evade their own responsibility,
they continue to place all responsibility on the military while brandishing a pseudo-moralism truly beneath even that of kindergarten children, declaring that Japan was an evil country and that the Japanese people did terrible things.
To be continued.