The GHQ imposed the "Superiority Protection Law" as part of its strategy to destroy Japan.

The following is from a regular column by Masayuki Takayama that appeared in this month's issue of the monthly magazine Themis.

This article also proves that he is the only journalist in the post-war world.

Long ago, an elderly professor from the Royal Ballet School of Monaco, highly respected by prima ballerinas worldwide, came to Japan.

At that time, she said the following about the significance of artists

'Artists are essential because they can only shed light on hidden, concealed truths and express them.

'I don't think anyone would disagree with her words.

Masayuki Takayama is not only the one and only journalist in the world after the war; it is not an exaggeration to say that he is also the one and only artist in the world after the war.

This thesis also beautifully proves the correctness of my statement that, in the current world, no one is more deserving of the Nobel Prize in Literature than Masayuki Takayama.

It is a must-read for not only the Japanese people but also people all over the world.

The GHQ imposed the "Protection of the Human Life Law" as part of its strategy to destroy Japan.

The Asahi Shimbun's crime of not pursuing the United States' vicious post-war blunders and praising white people

Eugenics that says non-whites are inferior

The last job of former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was to apologize to those who were forced to undergo forced sterilization by bending over at a 90-degree angle.　

This man, without even refuting the Asahi Shimbun's malicious threats that he was in the wrong faction, meekly and obediently ended up dividing the LDP and dismantling it.

Asahi's editorial chief, Takashi Sawamura, turned a mere technical violation of not reporting political funding into a heinous crime.

It's a malicious act of intellectual crime, but on the other hand, it's also the kind of thing that makes you doubt the intelligence of the people who do it.

They gratefully accept the LGBT agenda that the white man Emmanuel recommended, saying, "Japanese people should do it too," and they also agree with the idea of separate family names for married couples, which another white man suggested, saying, "even if it means destroying the LDP, it should be implemented."
For Sawamura, white people and Western words are the words of God.

Now, the Asahi is in control of Japan.

Koichi Hagiuda and others have buried even the LDP, which is also guilty of not declaring its political funding.
This newspaper has no conscience or sense of reflection.

The problem with the old Eugenic Protection Law I mentioned initially is not Japan's fault.

It is a vicious post-war policy of the United States that Sawamura respects.

To begin with, the term "old Eugenic Protection Law" is also wrong.　

Incidentally, the word "eugenics" here is derived from the "eugenics" proposed by Francis Galton, Darwin's cousin.

The idea of "survival of the fittest" was born from the theory of evolution.

As we can see, when this is applied to humanity, the white race becomes the fittest.

And that everyone else was inferior and should be eliminated.

So, when white people came to America and enslaved black people and killed the indigenous people to take their land, there was actually nothing irrational about it.

Galton's ostensible argument was that if you cross-breed superior white people, you will produce an even more superior race of humans.　

On the other hand, it was a way of dealing with hereditary diseases that would otherwise burden society and families.

It was Hitler's T4 (Tiergartenstrasse 4) method.

People with dangerous genes were put into a facility at that address and euthanized.

Records show that 70,000 people were disposed of in this way.

Other white countries also had various ideas.

Argentina killed off all the Indians in the name of modernizing the country and turning it into a white man's country.

The United States was obsessed with lobotomies, or frontal lobe resections, on the mentally ill.

As a result, 20,000 people had parts of their brains removed.

Among them was Rosemary Kennedy, the younger sister of John F. Kennedy.

She was made a disabled person when they cut out her frontal lobe because she was a little too mischievous.　

While watching such a runaway nation, Japan deliberated for three years in the Diet whether there was a way to reduce the burden on families and society.

If you look at the minutes of the proceedings, you can see comments like "The line between genius and lunacy is paper-thin. If you eliminate the lunatics, won't you also eliminate the geniuses?

At the time, Kiyoshi Yamashita's solo exhibition was a great success.

What is the difference between an average person and a madman?

The deliberations continued, and 1940, the National Eugenic Law was passed.

There was no T4 euthanasia or American lobotomy.

The bill included a clause that "abortion and sterilization can be carried out at the discretion of the head of the institution (other than the family)," but this was also considered too dangerous, and its implementation was postponed.

This article continues.