In other words, you guys lived as writers of things, so you must have known about the existence of these people and their activities.
September 11, 2015
Reading Satoru Nakamura's article was the first time I learned about the reality of the Japanese people's involvement with the U.N. Human Rights Commission.
I was dismayed but also angry beyond description.
That anger should be directed most at Asahi, Mainichi, and others.
You cannot call yourselves the press of Japan anymore after you have continued to let such an unbelievable situation go on.

Unlike the rest of us, who spend our daily lives in the business of earning a living, you were journalists, in other words, writers, and you must have been aware of the existence and activities of these people.
Yet, you have failed to inform the Japanese people about these people and their activities.

What they have done, or their purpose, is to discredit Japan and its people.
And what could be more idiotic than the fact that our country has allowed people to slander our country in the United Nations, to which Japan continues to contribute an overwhelming amount of money, second only to the U.S.?
No other country in the world is so stupid.
In other words, newspapers are less stupid than the Asahi and the Mainichi.
There are a few editorialists of the New York Times.
There is a leading German newspaper.
There are in South Korea and the People's Daily.

A man whose name was unknown to almost all Japanese people had been tarnishing the honor of Japan and its people and discrediting Japan's credibility with the outside world.
That name was the following person.
The Citizens Diplomacy Center, a UN NGO with special consultative status with the U.N., received a request from the Shimagurumi Council and others... Hideaki Uemura, a professor at Keisen University, is the representative of the Citizens Diplomacy Center. 
Few Japanese citizens, including myself, knew this person. 
I am sure that almost all Japanese did not know about the university either.

From what this man was doing, I had a hunch that he was not a genuine Japanese, but a quick search on the Internet revealed that he was Hideaki Uemura (born in Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture).
He graduated from the Graduate School of Economics, Waseda University. 
The article says, "He is a professor at Keisen University and president of the Center for Citizen Diplomacy.
He is like Kang Sang-jung (alias Tetsuo Nagano, from Wikipedia).

What a joke.
We have provided the U.N. with the second-largest amount of funds after the U.S. for a long time.
And yet, we continue to allow people like this to do what they want at the U.N. in broad daylight!
There is no doubt that they are in sync with China and South Korea.
In China, they would have been immediately executed for treason against the nation. 
In Korea, they would have been made to get down on their knees in front of the entire nation, kicked, beaten, pelted with raw eggs, and called traitors and unpatriotic.

While we were busy earning our daily livelihood, men like Rikkyo University-educated lawyer Totsuka, who went to the U.N. Human Rights Committee many times and established this internationally by saying that they were not comfort women but sex slaves, were working just like Totsuka, unbeknownst to any Japanese citizen.

It is Japanese press, Asahi, and Mainichi. You better stop fooling around.
Where else can you find such a false and outrageous story about the Japanese people?

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