The following is a vital memorandum (note).

It is the Conservative Party of Japan's House of Representatives election PR for young people.
Your fathers and mothers, who have worked so hard until retirement because they love you, will save Japan and make it prosperous and strong by implementing the policies of the Conservative Party of Japan,
The candidates of the Conservative Party of Japan will make a final dedication to the country for only one term of four years.
Vote for our candidates, and let's take back Japan.

The selection criteria are 140 for the primary election, at least 60 for the proportional districts, and those who can provide the required deposit money for their candidacy without any problems.

The LDP's approval rating is 16% at the end of the day.
It is a fact that proves that "golden opportunity is coming," as I have mentioned many times.

Kaori Arimoto, 60, Naoki Hyakuta, 68, and Takashi Kawamura, 75.
All of them have completed a solid foundation.
All of the candidates are also people who have completed a solid foundation.
No single candidate is a failed TV personality, former athlete, etc., or who tries to make a living by politics.
Therefore, the Conservative Party of Japan can change the country.

Forty years have passed in the age of the Internet.
The Conservative Party of Japan stands on that foundation, not on the foundation of the existing politicians.
Therefore, we do not need a one-by-one type of election.

It is because all the candidates are true "national treasures" who have graduated from high school, represent the 47 prefectures of Japan, and have continued to light up the corners of society and support Japan.
I have assured you that all the candidates will win, but even if they lose, it will be a close defeat.
None of the candidates received a level of votes that would result in the forfeiture of their deposit money!

Ms. Arimoto.
I know you must be acting for this every day.
To complete all possible preparations for the April 28 House of Representatives election, which is now considered a possibility = all the candidates in the 140 wards and at least 60 in the proportional electoral districts.
You should put up a total of 350 people.

Tokyo's 15 wards are undoubtedly critical, but as for Yuriko Koike, an impostor, an absolutist, a criminal of academic impersonation, if you go so far as to say, we don't care about her.
Of course, we must defeat her.
Countless "national treasures" in the 47 prefectures of Japan are not flocking to the Conservative Party of Japan to deal with a person of that caliber.
Koike Yuriko is essentially out of the question.

The only reason such a person was elected is because she used to appear on TV as an anchor,
This woman was elected because she used to appear on TV as an anchor, and the highly foolish mass media picked her up because she was well-known and would be newsworthy if picked up.
It is the pattern of most women who have appeared on TV who enter politics.
The only difference is whether they enter politics at their peak or after falling off the wagon.

The reason is that this woman appeared when the Internet still needed to be completed as a foundation.
The low voter turnout, which is not representative of the people's will, has helped these women get elected.

Now that the Internet has been completed as a foundation, there is a real political party based entirely on the Internet, and the actual "treasures" of Japan are running for office,
If the netizens, who know the truth and are, in fact, the majority of the Japanese people, were to vote in droves, and if the voter turnout were to be commensurate with democracy, Koike would surely lose.
This article continues.

2024/2/13 in Kyoto