Yesterday, Osaka was shrouded in a dense fog of PM2.5 particles, a stark and urgent reminder of the environmental crisis we are grappling with. These particles, carried over from China, not only obscured the city's skyline but also posed a grave threat to our well-being.
Despite the media's persistent focus on health, SDGs, and sustainability, their silence on the issue of PM2.5 particles from China, a significant public health threat, is deafening. This discrepancy calls into question their true dedication to these causes.
The media's failure to address the PM2.5 crisis, especially in the context of China, is not just a dereliction of their duty. It's a betrayal of their role as a public information source and a direct threat to our health and well-being.
The media's lack of objection to the public transport system's decision to display information in Chinese and Korean is concerning. It raises questions about their impartiality and their commitment to serving the interests of the Japanese public.
Mr. Aso, Ms. Takaichi.
If you let Ishiba and the others continue to be manipulated by this kind of media, the LDP will suffer a crushing defeat, and the fall will only accelerate.
Ishiba and Kishida seem okay with that, so "if that's what you want, then go ahead and do it."
The people who call themselves conservatives have been working to destroy the Abe faction while saying things like, "I want the LDP to go under".
What's more, the vicious thing about them is that most of them have been pretending to respect Mr. Abe and making a lot of money on social networking sites by saying so.
Mr. Aso.
Takaichi-san.
You have loved the LDP more than anyone else and have spent your lives working for it.
The world situation that has arisen and is moving forward since Trump became president is such that if the Ishiba administration (the administration created by Fumio Kishida) is left as it is, the LDP alone can get away with saying, "You were also foolish."
However, that is not the case.
If you leave the Ishiba administration as it is, you can't see that Japan is on the brink of being buried under the sand.
As citizens and a nation, it's time to examine our actions to address these pressing issues.
You can no longer afford to be complacent.
The time for action is now.
Despite the media's persistent focus on health, SDGs, and sustainability, their silence on the issue of PM2.5 particles from China, a significant public health threat, is deafening. This discrepancy calls into question their true dedication to these causes.
The media's failure to address the PM2.5 crisis, especially in the context of China, is not just a dereliction of their duty. It's a betrayal of their role as a public information source and a direct threat to our health and well-being.
The media's lack of objection to the public transport system's decision to display information in Chinese and Korean is concerning. It raises questions about their impartiality and their commitment to serving the interests of the Japanese public.
Mr. Aso, Ms. Takaichi.
If you let Ishiba and the others continue to be manipulated by this kind of media, the LDP will suffer a crushing defeat, and the fall will only accelerate.
Ishiba and Kishida seem okay with that, so "if that's what you want, then go ahead and do it."
The people who call themselves conservatives have been working to destroy the Abe faction while saying things like, "I want the LDP to go under".
What's more, the vicious thing about them is that most of them have been pretending to respect Mr. Abe and making a lot of money on social networking sites by saying so.
Mr. Aso.
Takaichi-san.
You have loved the LDP more than anyone else and have spent your lives working for it.
The world situation that has arisen and is moving forward since Trump became president is such that if the Ishiba administration (the administration created by Fumio Kishida) is left as it is, the LDP alone can get away with saying, "You were also foolish."
However, that is not the case.
If you leave the Ishiba administration as it is, you can't see that Japan is on the brink of being buried under the sand.
As citizens and a nation, it's time to examine our actions to address these pressing issues.
You can no longer afford to be complacent.
The time for action is now.
