The following is a rough draft.
Last night, I was thinking the following about Masayuki Takayama when I realized that today is the release date of the Shukan Shincho.
In the postwar world, no journalist has more A person of comprehensive knowledge and strong memory of history than him.
It is an obvious fact that is not confined to the journalist category.
I thought that the Nobel Peace Prize or the Nobel Prize in Literature should be awarded to him for his brilliant work.
This article continues.
The following is from his serial column that brings the weekly Shincho released today to a successful conclusion.
Everyone must be groaning.
This article also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
It also proves that my thoughts on him are correct.
Philippine President of Japanese descent
A policeman who did not get his severance pay angrily hijacked a moving tourist bus with a gun in his hand.
It happened in downtown Manila a long time ago.
Police surrounded the bus and negotiated for 10 hours to release the women and children among the tourists from Hong Kong.
When only 15 male passengers were on the bus, the police rushed in and shot and killed the perpetrators.
However, most of the hostages were also hit, killing eight and seriously wounding three.
It was clear from the circumstances that the police officers had sprayed bullets into the passengers and the shooters.
In the Philippines, Chinese who earn ruthlessly and look big are not well-liked.
The Hong Kong government tried to convince them that the hostages were Hong Kong people and not Chinese, but neither the Filipino onlookers nor the police force cared much about the difference.
So they shot them dead along with the criminals, which is an apparent hate crime.
How to excuse that?
The president of the time, Benigno Aquino III, was faced with a difficult decision.
The Aquino family is a prestigious one, and his great-grandfather was the right-hand man of General Aguinaldo, who had fought continuously against the United States, which had come to take the Philippines.
His grandfather, Benigno Aquino III, was also an ethnocentrist and served as Speaker of the National Assembly in the ethnocentric government that was created after the Japanese military drove out the U.S. troops.
Incidentally, there have been few ethnically pure presidents, and Quezon, the president during the U.S. occupation, was a genuine Spaniard.
After the war, MacArthur appointed Quirino, a genuine Chinese.
In celebration of his inauguration, he hanged three Japanese war criminals tied to a Muntinlupa.
He also demanded exorbitant compensation from Japan, and when Japan refused, he threatened them by hanging 14 war criminals in one night.
He was a Chinese man and arrogant to the people, so the Chinese town was often burned down.
The bad reputation of the Chinese cast a shadow over the Aquino family.
Benigno II married Corazon, a daughter of the Cojuangco family, which controlled the country's economy.
Benigno II intended to use the money to challenge the dictator Marcos, but he was assassinated at the Manila airport upon returning from the United States.
The assassination was too open to be the work of Marcos.
Nevertheless, the honest Filipinos sympathized with the Aquinos, Marcos was forced to flee the country, and Corazon, a Chinese, quickly took his place as president.
It can be seen as a story of overseas Chinese stealing that Cojuangco could do.
The influx of Chinese has increased since she took office and now "exceeds 3 million" (Katsuo Hiizumi, professor emeritus at Aichi Prefectural University).
In addition, the U.S. military bases at Clark Field and Subic Bay have been closed to suit Beijing's wishes.
The base economy disappeared, the people's poverty advanced, and only the Chinese grew fat.
Ten years later, soon after Corazon's son Benigno III became president, a misfortune happened on a tourist bus to Hong Kong people.
The people's thoughts are indeed honest.
So what did Benigno III do?
He took Beijing's intransigence in the Spratly Islands to an international tribunal, kept an eye on the tax evasion of the Chinese, and restored the face of the prestigious Aquino family.
Later Duterte moved closer to Beijing and distanced himself from the United States.
It is because he is a genuine local and hails from Leyte.
All the islanders were killed in the low that resisted the U.S. military during Aguinaldo's time.
The Duterte family is one of the few survivors, and their anti-Americanism is understandable.
And this time, the posthumous child of dictator Marcos and Lenny Robredo of overseas Chinese descent competed for the presidential seat, and Marcos Jr. won the race.
The Japanese newspapers are twisting their necks, wondering why the son of a dictator.
All they can think of is Imelda's 3,000 pairs of shoes.
They don't even know about the feud with the overseas Chinese.
Spaniards, Americans, and Chinese came to this land and trampled it.
But the people have learned their lesson, and now they hate the Chinese the most.
The choice this time is actually in the president's blood.
A quick search shows that his father is a "Filipino of Japanese descent."
He looks much better than Cojuangco.
Last night, I was thinking the following about Masayuki Takayama when I realized that today is the release date of the Shukan Shincho.
In the postwar world, no journalist has more A person of comprehensive knowledge and strong memory of history than him.
It is an obvious fact that is not confined to the journalist category.
I thought that the Nobel Peace Prize or the Nobel Prize in Literature should be awarded to him for his brilliant work.
This article continues.
The following is from his serial column that brings the weekly Shincho released today to a successful conclusion.
Everyone must be groaning.
This article also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
It also proves that my thoughts on him are correct.
Philippine President of Japanese descent
A policeman who did not get his severance pay angrily hijacked a moving tourist bus with a gun in his hand.
It happened in downtown Manila a long time ago.
Police surrounded the bus and negotiated for 10 hours to release the women and children among the tourists from Hong Kong.
When only 15 male passengers were on the bus, the police rushed in and shot and killed the perpetrators.
However, most of the hostages were also hit, killing eight and seriously wounding three.
It was clear from the circumstances that the police officers had sprayed bullets into the passengers and the shooters.
In the Philippines, Chinese who earn ruthlessly and look big are not well-liked.
The Hong Kong government tried to convince them that the hostages were Hong Kong people and not Chinese, but neither the Filipino onlookers nor the police force cared much about the difference.
So they shot them dead along with the criminals, which is an apparent hate crime.
How to excuse that?
The president of the time, Benigno Aquino III, was faced with a difficult decision.
The Aquino family is a prestigious one, and his great-grandfather was the right-hand man of General Aguinaldo, who had fought continuously against the United States, which had come to take the Philippines.
His grandfather, Benigno Aquino III, was also an ethnocentrist and served as Speaker of the National Assembly in the ethnocentric government that was created after the Japanese military drove out the U.S. troops.
Incidentally, there have been few ethnically pure presidents, and Quezon, the president during the U.S. occupation, was a genuine Spaniard.
After the war, MacArthur appointed Quirino, a genuine Chinese.
In celebration of his inauguration, he hanged three Japanese war criminals tied to a Muntinlupa.
He also demanded exorbitant compensation from Japan, and when Japan refused, he threatened them by hanging 14 war criminals in one night.
He was a Chinese man and arrogant to the people, so the Chinese town was often burned down.
The bad reputation of the Chinese cast a shadow over the Aquino family.
Benigno II married Corazon, a daughter of the Cojuangco family, which controlled the country's economy.
Benigno II intended to use the money to challenge the dictator Marcos, but he was assassinated at the Manila airport upon returning from the United States.
The assassination was too open to be the work of Marcos.
Nevertheless, the honest Filipinos sympathized with the Aquinos, Marcos was forced to flee the country, and Corazon, a Chinese, quickly took his place as president.
It can be seen as a story of overseas Chinese stealing that Cojuangco could do.
The influx of Chinese has increased since she took office and now "exceeds 3 million" (Katsuo Hiizumi, professor emeritus at Aichi Prefectural University).
In addition, the U.S. military bases at Clark Field and Subic Bay have been closed to suit Beijing's wishes.
The base economy disappeared, the people's poverty advanced, and only the Chinese grew fat.
Ten years later, soon after Corazon's son Benigno III became president, a misfortune happened on a tourist bus to Hong Kong people.
The people's thoughts are indeed honest.
So what did Benigno III do?
He took Beijing's intransigence in the Spratly Islands to an international tribunal, kept an eye on the tax evasion of the Chinese, and restored the face of the prestigious Aquino family.
Later Duterte moved closer to Beijing and distanced himself from the United States.
It is because he is a genuine local and hails from Leyte.
All the islanders were killed in the low that resisted the U.S. military during Aguinaldo's time.
The Duterte family is one of the few survivors, and their anti-Americanism is understandable.
And this time, the posthumous child of dictator Marcos and Lenny Robredo of overseas Chinese descent competed for the presidential seat, and Marcos Jr. won the race.
The Japanese newspapers are twisting their necks, wondering why the son of a dictator.
All they can think of is Imelda's 3,000 pairs of shoes.
They don't even know about the feud with the overseas Chinese.
Spaniards, Americans, and Chinese came to this land and trampled it.
But the people have learned their lesson, and now they hate the Chinese the most.
The choice this time is actually in the president's blood.
A quick search shows that his father is a "Filipino of Japanese descent."
He looks much better than Cojuangco.
