An essay asserting that Japan, long held as a political prisoner in the postwar international order, holds a civilizational role essential to global stability. It identifies pseudo-moralism and systematic falsehoods as the root causes of today’s instability and warns of their destructive consequences for humanity.

2016-03-22
The editorial that the American female lawyer mentioned earlier favorited and retweeted was titled, “The Japanese military are the army of the people who have the tradition of the warrior.”
Anyone with true discernment would inevitably feel that this was something very good for the world.
In order to save Japan, which for seventy years after the war had been left as a political prisoner within the international community, and to save the world, God bestowed this intellect upon me.
It may have been far too late, but now, in this way, I am fiercely fulfilling my role.
I am correcting Japan, and correcting the world.
For if I do not do so, both Japan and the world are truly in danger.
I am also the first person in the world to have clarified who created today’s extremely unstable world, and why it came to be so.
Put very simply, as a matter of divine providence, Japan is a country in which the turntable of civilization is turning, and it was the Japanese who have oppressed this country, together with the evils continually committed by China and Korea — countries characterized by “bottomless evil” and “plausible falsehoods,” a conclusion revealed by Tadao Umesao, the world’s foremost anthropologist and ethnologist who was endowed by God with an intellect equal to mine and fulfilled his role — that have disrupted world peace and exposed humanity and the Earth to danger, a fact that I alone have continued to point out to the world for the first time.
Pseudo-moralism destroys humanity and the world.
If, once again, a war born of ultimate folly were to occur and the world were to be annihilated, it would be something created by pseudo-moralism joining forces with the evil represented by the countries mentioned above and those who have aligned themselves with them.
It is by no means an exaggeration to say that this responsibility lies with Asahi Shimbun and the so-called intellectuals who have echoed and aligned themselves with it.