The following is the continuation of the previous chapter. * ~ * Is me.
Howling of a loser dog
If you know this trend, there is no need to pass the application with the intention of the Prime Minister.
"The competent authority has accountability, the MEXT could not be explained explicitly," it concludes.
The material of Mr. Maekawa this time is the material published only in MEXT.
It has not obtained any consent from the Cabinet Office.
That's why it's common to find outrageous content, and this MEXT document is typical of it.
The material that I comply with is the official minutes of MEXT.
If it is an official document, you cannot put it in the table unless you correct it, if there are inconvenient descriptions for the other person, look at both.
After amending, both MEXT and the Cabinet Office agreed upon.
There is no intention of the Prime Minister there.
Before the Prime Minister's intention comes out, the story is over.
Asahi Shimbun has still written an article saying that the remarks of attendees at Kake Gakuen are not on the official minutes and the details of the meeting are unknown.
This deal is deregulation, and the interaction between the regulating authorities and the government agencies that alleviate it is important.
Moreover, this time is whether or not we can approve the application for new faculties in Kake Gakuen, and Kake Gakuen itself is not important.
Because MEXT will do approval for new faculty development of Kake Gakuen, there is also a lack of necessity to call Kake Gakuen at the Special Zone Conference to discuss it.
For this reason, Kake Gakuen is an explanatory assistant and not an official member of the Special Zone Conference.
The Asahi Shimbun still does not know the essence of the problem.
* NHK's press department and Arima and Kuwako of its faithful spokesperson watch 9 (not limited to this matter but about the essence of almost all) do not know anything.
While doing that, they continued to comment that they were face-to-face like justice, not to be cleared of suspicion, and so on.
A country with a powerful intelligence agency, for example, South Korea and China, which have anti-Japan propaganda as its national policy... that the intelligence agencies of these countries are trying to manipulate Japanese citizens it is better for you to know.
Through Ozaki Hotsumi of the Asahi Newspaper, we are pleased to announce that we have led the Japan-China War to the Muddy War - the Japanese-American War, the "Travel in China" by Honda Katsuichi, successive reporters and editorials studying at Yonsei University in Korea Comfort women have been forged by the committee members.
In the meantime, does not Japanese people notice the evil of the Asahi newspaper unless the country is crushed? *
This draft continues.