2019/9/5
The following is a chapter that was originally published on 25 January 2019, but has been republished with one typographical error corrected.
The following is a chapter that was originally published on 25 January 2019, but has been republished with one typographical error corrected.
The 20th century was a century of war...
For example, it was completely different from the so-called intellectuals who contributed to the Nikkei newspaper column yesterday...
All the people of the relevant country were involved in the war in some way.
There is no end to the list of poets who volunteered to go to the battlefield and died in battle...
This is only natural, because there is no such thing as a poet who is not also a patriot.
However, this is not the case with the so-called intellectuals and cultural figures represented by the writer of yesterday's article, or the so-called lawyers, or the NHK employees who so nonchalantly state that Japan colonized the Korean Peninsula.
The very foundation of their patriotism is twisted and rotten.
A bad war is something like the Nazi genocide of the Jews,
the repeated genocide of their own people by China and the Korean Peninsula,
or the genocide of the Native Americans by the United States.
The Second Sino-Japanese War was muddled up by Soviet spies and the Asahi Shimbun newspaper,
and it was the Soviet spies who had infiltrated the Roosevelt administration who used this as a pretext to quickly form pro-Chinese and anti-Japanese public opinion in the United States.
If they succeed in infiltrating 5% of the organization, they will surely be able to control it. This is probably only natural, as their job is to carry out propaganda work (they don't have any other skills).
At the time, the Soviets also infiltrated spies into countries that were forming anti-Japanese public opinion, such as Canada.
Herbert Norman, the famous author, was one of them...
When Lenin succeeded in the Russian Revolution, intellectuals around the world were greatly shocked by it, due to the intellectuals' tendency to be overly intellectual.
This was one of the factors that led to Ryunosuke Akutagawa's suicide.
For example, Isaac Deutscher wrote about how intellectuals at the time were shocked by the Russian Revolution.
The Russian Revolution was seen by the intellectuals of the time as an ideal revolution led by the working class.
It was no wonder, as they didn't yet know what communism was really like.
However,
the intellectuals of post-war Japan repeated the mistakes of their predecessors.
The “Oiso Koiso” of yesterday made this clear.
Who spread the word that Japan had started a bad war?
Who brainwashed them?
The truth is something even kindergarten children can understand, but the majority of Japan's post-war intellectuals have no idea... It's presumptuous of them to call themselves intellectuals... Giving the Nobel Prize to Kenzaburo Oe is the height of stupidity.
Who spread the idea that Japan started a bad war? Needless to say, it was the United States.
Who brainwashed us? Needless to say, it was the United States.
The reason was to divert the world's attention away from the indiscriminate attacks on 127 cities across Japan using incendiary bombs, the greatest act of killing in the history of warfare carried out by humans, and to cover it up.
Furthermore, they made Japan the ultimate villain in order to divert the world's attention away from the greatest and worst crime in human history, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
However, the facts that Masayuki Takayama, the one and only journalist in the post-war world, has disclosed to us after conducting a true investigation, are the opposite of their propaganda, and rather than that, he has disclosed that the Japanese soldiers were gentlemen even on the battlefield...
He has disclosed that they were people with a sense of beauty and good sense that had been cultivated by the Japanese people over 2,600 years.
In this chapter, I will tell the world the truth for the first time.
Why did the United States not stop at indiscriminate attacks on 127 cities across Japan using incendiary bombs, but went as far as Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Regarding the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki... there is a factor that it was due to the racist consciousness of the world and the US administration at the time, but
the main reason was that the Japanese people...the Japanese army was a strong army that could be said to be the strongest in history.
Even when their supplies were cut off, the majority of them fought to the death on distant battlefields, risking their own lives to protect their families in distant countries.
There was no other nation in history that had such citizens.
Bushido was probably also a factor in this.
The Japanese army was too strong... The army of the United States, the world's most powerful country at the time, which boasted overwhelming numbers, must have felt this to the bone.
In all the battles the United States fought... the strength and tenacity of the Japanese army far exceeded their imagination.
The Japanese army was as strong as a demon...
The Japanese, who are the most... people in human history to love their country, family and hometown...
were the most courageous people in the world when it came to war.
In other words, the Japanese's love for their country, family and hometown was so strong that no other country in the world could match it...
The Japanese were that kind of people.
This is only natural in a way.
This is because, until the first time in history that it lost a war and was occupied and ruled by another country, it had never been occupied or invaded by another country for over 2,000 years since the beginning of recorded history.
There is no other country like it in the world.
The author of this article yesterday, the Asahi Shimbun, and so-called intellectuals have surprisingly little of this feeling...
Kenzaburo Oe and Haruki Murakami are representative of this...
It seems that Oe's feelings for his family, his hometown, the Korean Peninsula, and China are strong...
It is a well-known fact that he has a strong hatred for the real Japan, the actual Japan, other than that...
This is clear from the fact that they are invariably listed as the initiators of movements that express their hatred of Japan.
In other words, they have the minds of kindergarten children or less...
They believe 100% in the propaganda spread by GHQ, which is truly a false rumor in the truest sense of the word, and they are pitiful young children who have been brainwashed by them... This is the reality of them, the Asahi Shimbun, NHK, etc.
This article continues.
