The following is a chapter that was submitted to 2016-04-23, entitled 'Would not it be possible for them to enjoy all freedom and write what they like, as if they live in Japan.'
Even so, the level of humanity or intelligence of foreign correspondents in Japan is too severe.
See even if it thinks.
In China and South Korea, as they live in Japan, it is not unlikely that they can enjoy the utmost freedom and write what they like.
It goes without saying that China always adjoins pull teeth dangers such as arrest, branch office closure, or deportation.
In South Korea, obviously if you try to criticize the regime or Korea, it goes without saying that it is arrested, captured and prosecuted like a genuine newspaper company named Sankei Shimbun, as a real reporter like Mr. Kuroda.
Not only that, they do not do anything, especially in China, when as many as 200 lawyers were arrested in breath...,
In terms of saying that there is no CIA nor FBI, over the United States ...,
They enjoyed living in Japan, the country where the world's highest freedom and intelligence existed.
In Hong Kong, in mainland China, do not take any action against the profession being in repression of speech...,
Not only is it the world's best in freedom and intelligence,
The most delicious in the world ... Japan where restaurants in each country are present,
They enjoyed living in Japan.
Nevertheless, that David Kaya etc., faker...meaning to be incorrigible human beings moving to compliance with the intelligence of human rights violation countries...,
They do not refute anything against David Kaya putting up a table that makes an assertion saying that the degree of freedom of the press of Japan is lower than that of Korea.
Indeed, they are despicable tribe.
I can conclude that they must be receiving gifts, eating and drinking reception from the governments of China and South Korea, information agencies, etc., or from the Asahi Shimbun.
But it is their attitude ...
My discovery of the Nobel prize class ‘Japan was a political prisoner in the international community for the past 70 years (until now)’... ...,
Foreign correspondents in Japan have demonstrated the correctness of my editorials.
