A sharp exposé of how Japan’s old media, led by Kyodo, Mainichi, and Asahi, fabricate opinion polls and install second- and third-rate politicians to serve their agenda. This essay calls on the true intellectual elite to expose and neutralize their harmful influence.

“The Lighter the Mikoshi, the Better” —They Must Be Second- and Third-Rate Politicians Who Obey Second- and Third-Rate People May 7, 2023
The following is a draft manuscript, but it is extremely important for Japan and indeed for the world.
Because I am not someone who makes a living by writing, I will not complete this as a finished academic paper.
Geniuses have flashes of insight; mediocrities do not.
The media clearly dominated by leftist infantilism—Kyodo News, Mainichi, Asahi, and the outlets that follow them.
They publish public opinion polls at odd times.
“Who is suitable as the next Prime Minister?”
The most recent one was released by Kyodo News.
Any sensible citizen must have been puzzled.
Because the results were absurd: No.1 Taro Kono, No.2 Shinjiro Koizumi, No.3 Shigeru Ishiba.
It is now an undeniable fact that the public opinion polls they conduct are highly arbitrary and fabricated.
This is the age of the Internet in every respect.
That age has exposed their wrongdoing.
Even so, hardly anyone yet knows the true nature of these polls.
Because those who know the reality treat it as an unspoken taboo, no one has revealed the actual fraudulence of their polls.
People have been trapped into mental paralysis simply by the phrase “public opinion poll.”
That was precisely their vicious goal.
At last, a genius had a flash of insight.
Reading a sentence about a historical figure, this genius was struck by the sheer absurdity of Kyodo’s poll.
The core of leftist infantilism is, in effect, the desire to rule the world.
It is to reshape the world into the form they desire.
The forced LGBT law now being pushed in Japan by the rare imbecile Emmanuel is the most vivid proof.
Astonishingly, until August 2014 they had controlled Japan.
It is an undeniable fact that their headquarters were the Asahi Shimbun and NHK.
Even now they are controlling Japan—or at least they believe they are.
Indeed, even at this stage they have not abandoned their ambition to control Japan.
This is a grave situation.
In July 2010, I introduced to the greatest library in human history—the Internet—an essay titled The Turntable of Civilization, an idea only a genius could conceive.
Until then, both Japan and the world believed illusions and false images such as “the Asahi Shimbun is Japan’s best newspaper.”
In Japan it was the Asahi; globally, the same pattern prevailed.
As I have written, I am a person born in postwar Japan and the world with an IQ-level brain exceeding that of a “genius.”
It is an undeniable fact that my seniors, classmates, and juniors now form the core of Japan and the world.
Hardly any of my classmates make their living in the media.
I revealed the three true paths for Japan’s real elite.
Serve in Kasumigaseki and manage the nation.
Become the president of one of Japan’s world-class corporations.
Become a doctor and save the lives of strangers.
That is what Japan’s true elites are, and calling Asahi employees “first-rate” is a grave mistake.
They are only second- and third-rate.
That they are second-rate is clear, for example, from the fact that almost all so-called economic reporters have nothing but hand-me-down knowledge from the Ministry of Finance.
From what I have seen, only two are exceptions: Tamura Hideo, now a special correspondent at the Sankei Shimbun, and Takita Yoichi, commentator on TV Tokyo’s WBS.
It is also beyond doubt that these two are unconnected to China’s honey traps or money traps.
Who can say the same of the others?
It is a stark fact that those making their living in the media dominated by Kyodo, Mainichi, Asahi, and the other leftist-infantilism outlets are second- and third-rate people.
They would know it instantly if they put their hands on their hearts.
Moreover, they are not people who face harsh judgment in elections.
Yet such people live under the illusion that they rule Japan, a nation of the world’s highest civic standards.
Worse, they still plan to continue ruling Japan.
This is a grave problem.
They may be puppet masters—and indeed have long been such—but they cannot themselves become Prime Minister.
They are only bearers of the mikoshi.
Naturally, therefore, “the lighter the mikoshi, the better.”
In other words, the politician must be a second- or third-rate operator who moves exactly as second- and third-rate people command.
Hence No.1 Taro Kono, No.2 Shinjiro Koizumi, No.3 Shigeru Ishiba.
This truth must be completed as the most important essay not only for Japan but for the world.
To correct them completely and reveal their harmful influence to the world is precisely the duty of those who make their living by speech.
Among those who make their living through speech, as scholars, or as university professors, it is the duty of those few who have not contracted leftist infantilism to fulfill this task.
Fulfilling that duty is your most urgent challenge.