The following is from Mr. Abiru Rui's paper published in the separate Sound Argument entitled 'Asahi Shimbun and Yohei Kono are companions in crime.'
As expected, the Asahi Shimbun and Yohei Kono, former chairman of the House of Representatives, honeymoon, or conspiracy, back-scratching continues.
It is my impression that Mr. Kono's extensive interview by the Kokubu Takashi editorial board member published in the Asahi morning edition dated March 5th.
The theme was 'stumbling of political reform,' but as expected, the content flows from Mr. Kono's self-explanatory bragging story.
He admired the former Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama from the Socialist Party he was responsible for, saying:
'Mr. Murayama was a special person with a sense of mission. It was excellent to have the prime minister in that scene. I was able to make a 50-year postwar discussion that became the basis for the government's historical recognition.'
The 50-year discourse after World War II is 'Statement by Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama' who expressed his sincere apology and sincere apology for colonial rule and aggression by Japan.
While the Socialist Left Prime Minister strongly reflected his ideological color, the subject of the phrase was vague, and the conversation was unclear.
Indeed, this unfamiliar discourse has since been used as a diplomatic card in China and South Korea by binding Japanese diplomatic limbs.
However, it was overwritten by a clear message by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, 'Statement of 70 years after the war', and it can be said that it was almost invalidated now.
Nonetheless, Mr. Kono brings up the Murayama discourse because he thinks this is his exploit.
Mr. Kono confessed in the Asahi morning issue on July 29, 2009:
'Murayama, Kono, Takemura (Masayoshi, President of New Party) held hands and made the Statement by Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama 50 years after the war.'
Mr. Murayama and Mr. Kono have been enthusiastic about the fact that Japan-China-Japan-Korea relations have improved as a result of this talk, but that is entirely different.
It can say that China and Korea have only become more pressured on historical issues based on the discourse.
Defensive theory of anachronism
Returning to the interview, Mr. Kokubun of Asahi Shimbun asked, 'Was the moderate dove politician disappeared from the Liberal Democratic Party?', Kono responds by referring to Prime Minister Abe.
'For example, Mr. Abe has always been particular about amending the constitution. Since the Heisei era, most Prime Ministers of the Liberal Democratic Party had no complaints from the party even if they did not touch the constitutional remarks. There is no doubt that the constitutional power is in the party all the time, but It is an astonishing thing that Abe-san says the revision of the constitution, so getting worked up.'
It just is the history of the Liberal Democratic Party, a heterogeneous act that Prime Minister Abe advocates an amendment to the constitution, it is about to be said that the influence of the revision of the constitution of an internal party is a minority but will it be really so?
The Liberal Democratic Party has been advocating the voluntary revision of the Constitution as a 'party mission' since its formation in 1955.
Instead, it is more unusual for rigid advocates of protection of the Constitution like Mr. Kono to join the Liberal Democratic Party and serve as of all things, President of the Liberal Democratic Party.
It is Prime Minister Abe who is trying to fulfill the party's mission, and Mr. Kono, who has ignored the purpose, feels to be puffed up with pride, and the Asahi who happily conveys the words is also ludicrous and grotesque.
This draft continues.