On Hypocrisy and the International Community as Represented by the United Nations, etc.
February 21, 2022

As readers know, I have often spoken about hypocrisy and the international community as represented by the United Nations and other organizations, not only to the people of Japan but also to people around the world.
Since its appearance in July 2010 as "The Turntable of Civilization," there have been countless chapters on this topic.
We have edited a few of the most recent chapters and will publish them in English and Japanese.

It is no exaggeration to say that Germany is, in a word, a nation of hypocrisy (pseudo-moralism).
China and South Korea, countries of "unfathomable evil" and "deceptive lies," are totalitarian states that continue to practice Nazism in the name of anti-Japanese education.
The "unfathomable evil" and "plausible lies" use hypocrisy.
They multiply with hypocrisy as their host.

The UN is an organization whose very existence is based on hypocrisy.
It is no exaggeration to say that everything they issue under the guise of "recommendations" is hypocrisy.
The fact that the UN's recommendations have been made to Japan, of course, is proof of this.
The fact that little has been done about China and South Korea is proof of this.
The fact that the UN did not make any recommendations regarding China's massive air pollution is proof of this.

It is no exaggeration to say that the genocide against the Uighur people, which is more atrocious and inhumane than the Nazis, has also gone unrecommended.
The UN has not issued any recommendations regarding the investigation into the origin of the Wuhan virus.

The UN has been placed above Japan by the Asahi Shimbun and its editorialists, academics, so-called human rights lawyers, cultural figures, and civic groups.
Therefore, they thoroughly took advantage of Germany. Germany was also willingly used by them.
As a result, the unbelievable reality that half of the German people had anti-Japanese ideology was created.

It is no exaggeration to say that Japan, which the Asahi Shimbun ruled until August 2014, was also a nation of hypocrisy (pseudo-moralism).
That is why the Asahi Shimbun and their editorial brainiacs, academics, and so-called cultural figures have been saying with a straight face that we should learn from Germany, and so on.

The turntable of civilization is the providence of God.
The UN, the above people, China, and the Korean peninsula are against the providence of God.
They are the ones who have created the dangerous and unstable world we live in today.

I was more than a little horrified by the news that the LDP candidate lost (though by a narrow margin) in the supplementary election for the Shizuoka Prefecture House of Councillors.
It is because the people of Shizuoka Prefecture have just given a victory to Kawakatsu, who is trying to block the start of construction of the Linear Shinkansen and give China, which has stolen related technology from JR, the status of being the first country in the world to open a Linear Shinkansen line.
Not only are the people of Shizuoka Prefecture complicit in China's scheme to contract out the construction of the Linear Shinkansen to the rest of the world, but they have also given victory to Kawakatsu, who is the first of the "idiots" who have been "useful" to China.
(Author's note: Used in the same manner as the word "fool," which is Kawakatsu's preferred term when slandering others.

But this column will not tolerate such foolishness, nor will it be forever horrified by the above result.
The reason why Prime Minister Kishida lost despite his two trips to Shizuoka Prefecture to make speeches in support is apparent.
The defeat was inevitable, brought about by Prime Minister Kishida's catchphrase, "I have ears to hear."
The prime minister put into practice Nomura's famous words, "There is no such thing as losing mysteriously."
He dared to say something as obvious as "have ears to hear" because of the biggest defeat of the war.
The "useful idiots" in China and the Korean peninsula are still attacking the fabricated reports of Morikake by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, which are based on their hatred of former Prime Minister Abe.
Prime Minister Kishida, whose fatal flaw was indecision, responded to this folly with that flaw.
In other words, it was because PM Kishida was utterly unaware that he had fallen into their trap at that point.
As for what kind of speech I would have made, I will discuss that later.
This article continues.