The Asahi Shimbun and NHK, and the so-called intellectuals who have been sympathizing with them, are the ones who have been saying, "Learn from Germany" and other such nonsense.
October 04, 2020
The following is a rough draft.
The reason I'm writing this manuscript is because I'm in the heart of Berlin, Germany (even if it's a rural town, you might laugh at it as proof of ignorance); I read in a small section of the Sankei Shimbun that a South Korean comfort women statue was erected in the center of Berlin that proves "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
The Asahi Shimbun and NHK, and the so-called intellectuals who have been sympathizing with them, are the ones who have been saying, "Learn from Germany" and other such nonsense.
Let us compare Germany with the United States.
It cannot even compare Germany to the U.S. in every sense of the word.
Real scholars and intellectuals in the U.S., especially those well-versed in politics, have an unforgiving and harsh view of German hypocrisy and how Germany is winning alone in the E.U.
It was the first time I learned about the state of popular music in Germany.
When it comes to music, the difference is even more significant than when it comes to economics, politics, etc.
The difference between the U.S. and the U.K. is heaven and earth.
Why is this so?
It is because they are a nation of only pseudo-moralism and political correctness.
To be a nation that puts such things at the heart of their country means that they are, in the extreme, ignorant people.
Germans may be similar to Koreans.
It is not something that was done yesterday or today.
No one in Japan discriminates against Germans or criticizes Germany.
Nor any broadcaster that broadcasts Nazi misdeeds every year at the end of the year.
I was completely unaware of this, but I was surprised to read this article in a monthly magazine written by a Japanese woman of sane intellect living in Germany.
Every year at the end of the year, Germans broadcast on TV the Nanking Massacre based on the fabricated story of John Heinrich Detlef Rabe, one of the fabricators of the Nanking Massacre, which was manufactured by the then NYT reporter and others!
It is as if they are Koreans and Chinese themselves.
I know nothing about the daily lives of Germans, and I had no way of knowing about TV, but I knew about John Rabe, so I was even more surprised.
My friend, a prolific reader, is correct in pointing out that Germans are still Nazis at their core.
I am here to state to the Germans, who are ignorant and Nazi by nature, that the Japanese are not like the Nazis.
The Japanese are the opposite of those who committed atrocities like the Nazis.
The Germans who were prisoners of war in Japan during World War I know this from their own experience.
If they had been prisoners of war in China or Korea, they would not have been treated in the way they were.
Why has the international community been saying that the Japanese military committed atrocities like the Nazis?
First, the U.S. (and the West) at that time were ignorant and unaware of the difference between Japan and China and between the Japanese and the Chinese.
The symbol of this was Kissinger.
I recently wrote in an authentic paper that he said in a meeting with the Chinese side when the US restored diplomatic relations with China that Japan is still a tribal nation, but China is the opposite.
Kissinger was a brain who did not know that China is a country where one's family and followers run things and where there is no concept of a nation in the true sense of the word.
On the level of the Japanese people, they are no better than elementary school students.
The Germans (or their European counterparts) probably do not know that it is not Trump who is dividing the U.S. at all.
It is after the Democratic Party of the United States, which has been pampering and profiting from China, went down in power that reports of a fragmented United States became conspicuous.
It is now well-known that China plans to dominate the world.
China's biggest obstacle is the United States.
The strategy of totalitarian states like China and South Korea, which are all about propaganda and nothing else (much less authentic learning and art), against their opponents is, simply put, to divide the countries they attack.
They ultimately destroy its unity by dividing public opinion in the opposing country.
Unlike the Americans, the Japanese know that China has been a black-hearted nation since ancient times.
However, until six years ago in August, Japan was dominated in the world of public discourse by the Asahi Shimbun, which is not an exaggeration to say that it is a stooge of China.
As a result, Okinawa Prefecture was considerably infiltrated by Chinese maneuvering.
For example, a female lawyer who was an advisor to Onaga advocated independence for Okinawa as a pro-China advance guard, and the Asahi Shimbun was happy to report this.
China has made considerable inroads into California.
China has taken over San Francisco.
China has also eaten into L.A.
There are even more voices for California's independence than Okinawa.
The U.S. was originally a federal system, with each state having strong authority, which is ideal for countries like China to manipulate the U.S.
The U.S. needs to be even more vigilant against China.
It is long overdue for us to check closely to see if Chinese money has been used to finance the activities of ANTIFA, Black Lives Matter, and other groups that have suddenly become powerful in the U.S. in recent years.
It is long past time to consider why there are people in the U.S., the country where Colored People enjoy the most freedom and prosperity, talking about the past era of racism.
It is no exaggeration to say that Europe is still a class and racist society at its core.
Compare the number of Colored People with high incomes in the U.S. with the number of Colored People with high incomes in Germany, and you can clearly see the truth.
Even a grade schooler can understand this truth.
The American people must seriously consider that China and its pseudo-moralists are trying to divide the United States.
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