The U.S. media is not a news organization that has no doubts about the 90.2% turnout in Wisconsin. They are anti-Trump activists.
November 30, 2020.
Today, Ryusho Kadota also wrote a column in Sankei Shimbun on a specific part of the article that appeared in his column in the recently released monthly magazine "Hanada.
I will introduce the column later in this issue.

The U.S. media is not a news organization that has no doubts about the 90.2% turnout in Wisconsin.
They are anti-Trump activists.
They are not just activists, but activists manipulated by the communist one-party dictatorship, a pathetic state of affairs.
This kind of people, this level of people, started with the fabricated coverage of the Lushun invasion and then the Nanking Massacre, and have been instilling a masochistic view of history in the postwar Japanese people, that the Japanese military was terrible and that Japan did bad things.

The Süddeutsche Zeitung has greatly enjoyed quoting and reporting the Asahi Shimbun's editorials.
"Birds of a feather flock together" is an ancient human custom.
For what reason?
The Germans, who committed the worst crime in the history of humanity, Nazism, continued to falsely report that Japan was a country and an army that committed the same crime as the Nazis to divert the eyes of the international community away from themselves.

In other words, Germans are foolish people who have not been able to escape from the Nazi mindset of treating other people as evil and attacking them to justify themselves or their regime.
The people who have been worshipping these foolish people are the traitors, the Asahi Shimbun, and those with the brains to subscribe to this newspaper.
Masakazu Yamazaki, Takeshi Umehara, etc., the list is endless.
It is natural that the Süddeutsche Zeitung has taken great pleasure in quoting the Asahi Shimbun's editorial, "Birds of a feather flock together," which is an ancient human custom.

A presidential election is not an election to choose the head of an elementary school class.
The guts of the U.S. media, which is no better than an elementary school student and which cannot even question the fact that the voter turnout was 90.2% in a state election in the United States, a democratic nation, is as vicious as the Süddeutsche Zeitung in its continued contempt for Japan.
The U.S. dropped the first bombs in human history on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing all non-combatant civilians, young and old, male and female, in an instant when it was apparent to everyone that Japan had lost the war.
To divert the international community from the worst crime in human history, they continued to fabricate that Japan was a bad guy and that the Japanese military was a treasonous force.
China and South Korea, the nations of unfathomable evil and deceptive lies that emerged after the war, took advantage of them to the hilt.

Until I emerged as the "turntable of civilization," they continued to propagandize anti-Japanese propaganda in the international community loudly.
The ignorant international community and the UN, a mass of nastiness, have come to believe this.
In sympathy with their anti-Japanese propaganda in the U.S., the Democratic Party of the United States has endorsed the erection of comfort women statues in various places.
This party is a mass of hypocrisy and evil from all sides.