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2021年04月04日 21時40分11秒 | 全般

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Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue. 

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Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?

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The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and

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Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.

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「そこまでしなければいけないほど温暖化は人類の脅威なのだろうか。『そう言えるほどの科学的根拠はない』  

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It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change

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Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China

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this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry,

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The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly

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It is the duty of every person who makes a living from speech to verify the Asahi Shimbun's pages

 


The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly

2021年04月04日 21時34分47秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China

2021年04月04日 21時31分54秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry,

2021年04月04日 21時29分30秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change

2021年04月04日 21時26分19秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and

2021年04月04日 21時21分49秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


the climate crisis is a liberal fake

2021年04月04日 21時20分47秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?

2021年04月04日 21時17分52秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.

2021年04月04日 21時15分57秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue. 

2021年04月04日 21時12分34秒 | 全般

Here is a link to "give a pep talk to the newspaper! ! The following is from today's article by Nobuhiko Sakai, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Archives, which appears regularly in the Sankei Shimbun.
It is a must-read not only for the people of Japan but also for people around the world.
Newspapers should tell the truth about the "decarbonization" issue.      
I was surprised to see the article, "A Multi-Party Discussion," by Masato Hara, editor of the Asahi Shimbun, in the morning edition of March 3.
The article is contrary to the tone of Asahi, which is always concerned about global warming as an environmental issue.
Mr. Hara refers to the global race to reduce pledges on environmental issues as a "green bubble.      
In his policy speech at the opening of the extraordinary Diet session in October last year, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared that Japan would have virtually no CO2 emissions by 2050.
Mr. Hara recalled that 12 years ago, then Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% from the 1990 level by 2050 at an environmental summit.
He was a member of the editorial board and revealed a "heated debate" in the editorial board room over the evaluation of the pledge.
In the end, the majority opinion, which differed from his, gave the pledge high marks in the editorial.  
Mr. Hara explained numerically that he opposed the plan because the roadmap of the reduction plan was too unrealistic.
Mr. Hara said, "Is global warming a threat to humankind so much that we have to do that?" There is no scientific basis to say so, "says Mr. Taishi Sugiyama of Canon Global Strategy Research Institute." he introduces the opinion of Mr. Sugiyama.
Mr. Sugiyama is an expert who questions the prevailing theories on environmental issues, which are touted as truth.
He has also appeared in the "Sound Argument" column of the Sankei Shimbun, declaring that "the climate crisis is a liberal fake" (February 22).
Then former President Trump was not bullshitting either.
Sugiyama especially emphasizes the danger of this issue working in favor of China (March 12). 
In Mr. Hara's response, the following point may be important.
The recent trend toward decarbonization seems to have gone beyond the realm of scientific debate and has turned into a war for economic hegemony. From fossil fuels to renewable energy, from gasoline cars to electric cars. It's a battle of wits to see which country can be the first to respond to this game change.
Mr. Hara also fears that this will be a significant blow to the Japanese economy, especially the auto industry, which is highly competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles. 
Isn't it possible that Prime Minister Suga has easily jumped on the global bandwagon and made a wrong political decision that is hugely detrimental to Japan?
What is the truth in the first place?
The media has a responsibility to explain the fundamental issue of energy to its readers clearly.      

 


「そこまでしなければいけないほど温暖化は人類の脅威なのだろうか。『そう言えるほどの科学的根拠はない』  

2021年04月04日 15時06分33秒 | 全般

朝日新聞の紙面を検証しなければならないのは言論で生計を立てている全ての人間にとっての務めである。
言論人で、その務めを完璧に果たした論文を発表し続けている代表が高山正之である。
以下は、「新聞に喝!」と題して産経新聞に定期連載されている東京大学史料編纂所教授酒井信彦の今日の論文からである。
日本国民のみならず世界中の人たちが必読である。
新聞は「脱炭素」問題の真実伝えよ      
3月3日付の朝日新聞朝刊、原真人・編集委員の「多事奏論」を目にして、オヤッと思った。
いつも環境問題で地球温暖化を危惧する朝日の論調と、反対の主張がなされているからだ。
原氏は、世界的な環境問題への削減公約の競争を、「グリーンバブル」と言っている。      
菅義偉首相は昨年10月に開会した臨時国会の所信表明演説で、「2050年までに、国内の二酸化炭素(CO2)排出実質ゼロ」を宣言した。
それについて、原氏は、12年前に鳩山由紀夫首相(当時)が環境サミットで20年までに90年比で25%削減を公約したことを思い出す。
その当時論説委員であった同氏は、公約の評価をめぐって、論説委員室内で、「大激論」があったことを明らかにする。
結局、同氏と異なる多数意見によって、社説では高く評価したという。  
原氏が反対したのは、その削減計画の道筋・ロードマップが、あまりにも現実ばなれしていたからだと、数字的に説明している。
そして「そこまでしなければいけないほど温暖化は人類の脅威なのだろうか。『そう言えるほどの科学的根拠はない』とキャノングローバル戦略研究所の杉山大志氏は言う」と、杉山氏の意見を紹介する。
杉山氏は専門家で、真理のごとく喧伝されている、環境問題の通説に対して、疑問を呈している。
本紙・産経の「正論」欄にも登場して、「気候危機はリベラルのフェイク」 (2月22日付)と断言している。
ならばトランプ前大統領も、デタラメを言っていたわけではないのだ。
杉山氏は特に、この問題が中国に有利に働く危険性を強調している(3月12日付)。 
原氏の奏論では、次の指摘が重要であろう。
すなわち「このところの脱炭素の潮流はどうも科学論争の域を超え、経済覇権戦争へと変容してしまったようだ。化石燃料から自然エネルギーヘ、ガソリン車から電気自動車へ。このゲームチェンジにどの国がいち早く対応できるかという陣取りゲームである」との言である。
さらに原氏は、これが日本経済にとって、ガソリン車で競争力が高い自動車産業を中心として、大打撃になることを危惧している。 
菅首相は、世界の潮流に安易に乗って、日本にとって極めて不利な、誤った政治判断を犯してしまったのではないのか。
そもそも一体、何か真実なのか。
メディアは、エネルギーという根幹問題について、読者に対して明確に説明する責任がある。      
◇ さかい・のぶひこ 昭和18年、川崎市生まれ。
東京大学大学院人文科学研究科修士課程修了。
東京大学史料編纂所で『大日本史料』の編纂に従事。


It is the duty of every person who makes a living from speech to verify the Asahi Shimbun's pages

2021年04月04日 13時12分20秒 | 全般

I decided to cancel my subscription to the Asahi Shimbun seven years ago in August.
It was because I was disgusted by the reality of the Asahi Shimbun.
For a while, I subscribed to the Asahi Shimbun in the sense of examining the paper's pages, but I hardly felt like reading it.
I am not a person who makes a living from speech.
It is the duty of every person who makes a living from speech to verify the Asahi Shimbun's pages.
I am not usually the one that handles it.
So I stopped my subscription completely.
Masayuki Takayama was the representative of those who had been publishing articles that perfectly fulfilled their duties.
To correct the world's misunderstanding of the Asahi Shimbun as Japanese common sense, I have published almost all of his articles in various languages.
Since February 19, the criminal, who readers know very well, is genuinely "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
He begins to remove from the search not only all of them but almost all the chapters that I appeared and sent to the world in July 2010 as the turntable of civilization. 
In late August 2010, while out on bail after being arrested for defrauding Ehime Bank of 150 million yen, this criminal showed up at our building with three men and a woman, asking to rent about 20 square meters an office.
Since then, not only were they not paid a single penny of deposit or rent for six months, but they also defrauded us of 3.5 million yen in air conditioner fraud and a large sum of money, almost as much as Ehime Bank.
He brought us to our office several times, claiming that he had a cute daughter, and took advantage of the fact that we were child-loving people and deceived us.
In other words, he has even used his children for his crimes.
At the end of my business life, I unexpectedly encountered such criminals. The anger and disappointment of having our retirement funds stolen from us, so to speak, became killer stress. I was diagnosed with a severe illness with a 25% chance of survival.
It took seven months of hospitalization, but I made a full recovery thanks to the excellent doctors and nurses at the hospital, which is practically equivalent to Kyoto University Hospital.
I have already mentioned that I filed a criminal complaint against them for their illegal activities on the Internet.
At that time, famous actresses such as Masami Nagasawa and Keiko Kitagawa had their passwords stolen by a 28-year-old man in Osaka. Still, he was convicted after only a year and a half.
Not only am I a complete unknown, but I had to go it alone in all three criminal cases involving this man.
I lacked the money to pay the appropriate law firm.
It took about three years for all three cases to come to the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office.
The person in charge of the Internet case was an old lady prosecutor.
This prosecutor, like us, had fallen for this man's deception techniques.
It was unbelievable to see the severity of the criminal activities that this man had started on the Internet after June 1, 2011.
The lawyer I had consulted with through a close acquaintance was a former prosecutor who not only hated the prosecutor's "stand-up" mentality and the way the prosecutor's office only filed cases that were 100% convictable.
He was also a person who had the tendencies that many people my age have.
He hated computers, he hated looking at the Internet, and he couldn't understand why anyone would be on the Internet.
My best friend from high school, one of the best students at one of the most advanced schools in Japan, retired saying in his Sendai dialect that he had never even touched a computer.
At first glance, even this lawyer said, "This is terrible... obstruction of business, defamation, false accusation..." It was such a criminal act.
It was so bad that I wrote down the whole story and sent it out from my hospital room to try to stop this man's act.
In true fraudulent fashion, he used my impassioned and reluctant rebuttal to the prosecutor as an excuse to cry foul.
He made it sound like he was the victim, and I was the perpetrator.
One of the things that came up was his daughter.
It is common sense that if one's daughter is that cute and essential, one will not commit a crime.
As for the criminal activities that this man had frequently engaged in before February 19, I infer the following from a search on the Internet.
Attacks by cloud servers to guess search terms
A paper presented at a conference by two professors from Hiroshima University
"In conventional searchable cryptography, there is an attack to guess the search keyword by cloud servers. This paper proposes a searchable public-key cryptosystem that is secure against keyword-guessing attacks by servers. In the proposed scheme, the secret key is shared between the encryptor and the searcher using broadcast cryptography to prevent the server from encrypting the private key. We then evaluate its performance based on the implementation.
Author(s): Takanori Saito (Hiroshima Univ.), 
Toru Nakanishi (Hiroshima Univ.)
Title: IPSJ Symposium Series (CD-ROM) (IPSJ Symposium Series (CD-ROM))
Volume: 2016 
No.: 2 Page: ROMBUNNO.2C3-1 Publication Date: October 04, 2016
JST reference number: L6741A ISSN: 1882-0840  
This article continues.

 


朝日新聞を日本の良識だと誤解して来た世界を正す為に、私は、彼の論説のほぼ全てを各国語で発信して来た

2021年04月04日 12時40分47秒 | 全般

私は7年前の8月に朝日新聞の購読を止める事にした。
朝日新聞の実態にあきれ果てたからである。
暫くは朝日新聞の紙面を検証する意味で購読していたが、殆ど読む気も起きなかった。
私は言論で生計を立てている人間ではない。
朝日新聞の紙面を検証しなければならないのは言論で生計を立てている全ての人間にとっての務めである。
私の務めではない。
それで完全に購読を止めた。
言論人で、その務めを完璧に果たした論文を発表し続けている代表が高山正之だった。
朝日新聞を日本の良識だと誤解して来た世界を正す為に、私は、彼の論説のほぼ全てを各国語で発信して来た。
2月19日以降、読者は良くご存じの、正に「底知れぬ悪」と「まことしやかな嘘」そのものの犯罪者は、それらの全て、のみならず、私が、2010年7月に、「文明のターンテーブル」として登場し、世界に発信して来た、ほぼ全ての章を、検索から消して来た。
2010年8月下旬、この犯罪者は愛媛銀行から1,5億円もの大金を詐取した件で逮捕された後の保釈期間中に男女3人で弊社のビルに、事務所として20坪程を貸して欲しいと現れた。
以来、6か月間、保証金、家賃共に、1円も払われなかっただけではなく、エアコン詐欺350万円、挙句に愛媛銀行とほぼ同額の大金を詐取された。
嫁との離婚訴訟に大津地裁に行くのだけれど交通費が無い等と言って、私達を泣き落として交通費を無心したり、可愛い娘がいる等と言って、弊社事務所に何度か連れて来て、私達が子供好きな人間である事に付け込んで、見事に私達を騙した。
つまり子供ですら犯罪に利用してきたわけである。
ビジネス人生の最後に、あろうことか、こんな犯罪者に遭遇して、言わば、私達の老後の資金を奪われた怒りと無念さがキラー・ストレスとなって、私は「生きる確率25%」と宣告された大病を患った。
8か月の長期入院を要したが、実質的には京都大学医学部付属病院に等しい大病院の素晴らしい医師や看護師の人たちのお陰で完治した。
インターネット上での犯罪行為についても刑事告訴をした事は既述の通り。
当時、長澤まさみ、北川景子等の有名女優達が、大阪の28歳の男にパスワードを盗まれたりした件があったが、わずか1年半で有罪判決が下されている。
私は全く無名の人間であるだけでなく、この男に関する3件の刑事訴訟は全て一人で行うしかなかった。
理由は言うまでもない、しかるべき法律事務所に支払う費用に事欠いていたからである。
大阪地検に上がってくるだけで、3件とも3年前後の歳月を要した。
このインターネットの件を担当したのは、おばさん検事だった。
この検事も私達と同様に、この男の騙しのテクニックに完全に嵌っていた。
この男が2011年6月1日以降にネット上で開始して来た犯罪行為の酷さは信じがたいものだった。
親しいい知人の紹介で相談していた弁護士は元検事だが、検察の立身主義的な体質、100%有罪にできる案件しか立件しない態様等を忌み嫌っている人だっただけではなく、
私と同年代の人には多い性向を持っている人だった。私の高校時代の親友は日本有数の進学校で一番になった様な男だが、仙台弁で「パソコンなんか触ったことも無い」と言って定年退職した。

PC大嫌い、ネットは見るのも嫌、ネットなんかをしている人間の気が知れない。
そんな弁護士ですら、一目見て「これは酷い…業務妨害、名誉棄損、誣告…」と言った程の犯罪行為だったのである。
あまりの酷さに、私が病室から、事の経緯に一部始終を書いて発信し、この男の行為を止めようとした。
正に詐欺師の真骨頂で、私の思い余っての、厭々ながらの警告文を、おばさん検事に対する泣き落としの材料に使用していた。呆れた事に私が、その警告文を書いたからだと言ったらしい。日本の反論に対する韓国の言い逃れと全く同様の言動だったわけである。だが、呆れ果てたのは、おばさん検事が、この犯罪者の言い逃れを真実であると考えたいた事である。似非モラリズムやPCは検察も侵しているのだろう。
おばさん検事は、被害者である私が加害者であるような言い方をして来た。
そんな言い方の中に、娘云々が出て来た。
それほど娘が可愛いのだったら犯罪などはしないのが当たり前の常識である。
暫く前から2月19日頃まで、この男が頻繁に行っていた犯罪行為については、ネットの検索で、以下の様なものであると推量できた。

クラウドサーバによる検索キーワードを推測する攻撃
広島大学の教授二人が学会で発表した論文
「従来の検索可能暗号では,クラウドサーバによる検索キーワードを推測する攻撃が存在する.本研究では,サーバによるキーワード推測攻撃に対して安全な検索可能公開鍵暗号を提案する.提案方式では,暗号化ユーザーと検索ユーザーの間で放送型暗号を用いて秘密鍵を共有することにより,サーバが暗号化できないようにする.そして実装に基づいてその性能を評価する」
著者 (2件): 齋藤尭範 (広島大) , 
中西透 (広島大)
資料名: 情報処理学会シンポジウムシリーズ(CD-ROM)  (IPSJ Symposium Series (CD-ROM))
巻: 2016 
号: 2  ページ: ROMBUNNO.2C3-1  発行年: 2016年10月04日
JST資料番号: L6741A  ISSN: 1882-0840  
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