A long time ago, an elderly female professor of the Royal Ballet School of Monaco, who prima ballerinas around the world highly respect, visited Japan.
She spoke at that time about the significance of an artist's existence.
She said, "Artists are important because they are the only ones who can shed light on hidden, concealed truths and express them."
No one would dispute her words.
It is no exaggeration to say that Masayuki Takayama is not only the one and only journalist in the postwar world, but also the one and only artist in the postwar world.
On the other hand, many of those who call themselves artists, such as Oe, Murakami, and Hirano, do not even deserve the artist's name.
They have only expressed the lies created by the Asahi Shimbun and others rather than shedding light on hidden truths and telling them.
Their existence is not limited to Japan, but is the same in other countries around the world.
In other words, only a minimal number of actual artists exist.
This book is also painful proof that I am right when I say that there is no one in the world today who deserves the Nobel Prize in Literature more than Masayuki Takayama.
The Asahi Shimbun is eager to trivialize Mr. Abe.
Sekihei
Since the suspect himself has denied any political background, they have since started to unilaterally report the connection with the "Unification Church".
Takayama
They tried to tarnish and trivialize Shinzo Abe's image by bringing the story's focus in that direction.
Clearly, the intention was to lead public opinion by portraying him as "Shinzo Abe, who is complicit in an evil religion."
At the very least, I can strongly sense this stench in Asahi's pages.
Sekihei
The reaction overseas is in contrast to that.
On the same day, India decided to mourn him, and the leaders of western countries commented highly on his death.
The whole world is mourning its death and mourning its loss.
We were surprised by the appreciation we received, and once again, we realized the magnitude of the historical achievements made by the person of former Prime Minister Abe.
When it comes to international issues or issues with China, Mr. Abe is a person who created a world and an era.
Takayama.
Japanese people only see Mr. Abe through the Japanese newspapers, so they must have been puzzled by the gap between the reaction of the world and Japan.
The newspapers themselves must be the same.
I understand that successive U.S. presidents have expressed their condolences, but Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth also offered her condolences to the Emperor.
After all, he was such a colossal politician.
In Abu Dhabi in the Middle East, the entire building wall was used to show condolences by displaying an image of Mr. Abe and the Japanese flag.
I feel once again that he was a man who deserved to be mourned in such a way.
Sekihei
Public buildings in the U.S. flew flags at half-staff.
Takayama
How out of touch Japanese newspapers are with international sensibilities.
Japanese newspapers have been practicing the fraud of putting on the wrong pair of glasses for short-sightedness for a long time.
The fraud has now been exposed.
Is Kiyomi Tsujimoto qualified to criticize the "national funeral"?
Takayama.
Seeing this development, Prime Minister Kishida hurriedly decided in a cabinet meeting that the funeral would be a state funeral, but the opposition parties were very much against it.
Kiyomi Tsujimoto of the Rikken party, who has returned to the House of Councillors, said with a deer-in-the-headlights look on her face, "Since the merits and demerits have not yet been evaluated, why not have a state funeral?"
But what exactly are the sins of the "merits"?
Take, for example, the Moritomo affair.
Mr. Abe is a straightforward person, which is rare for a politician, so he said, "If my wife and I have anything to hide, I will resign immediately.
The Asahi Shimbun, which had a bone to pick with him after the comfort women's lie was exposed, seized on his words.
The Asahi Shimbun, which has a deep-seated grudge against him for lying about the comfort women, seized on his words and made up a story based on the intuition of a lowlife, planning to force his resignation.
It is a disgraceful thing for a newspaper to do.
A Kinki Finance Bureau official who opposition party members attacked committed suicide, but he clearly stated in his suicide note that "there were no illegal discounting or instructions from anyone."
Newspaper reports are in pursuit of facts.
But they pretend to pursue the facts and makeup allegations based on speculation and slander.
The goal is to hurt the other party.
It is irresistible and despicable.
But when they were pursuing the allegations in that way, they came up with pitch-black suspicions about Kiyomi Tsujimoto, the person they were pursuing.
There were many dubious actions that the district attorney's office should have taken.
In general, Tsujimoto was a woman of poor quality and conduct.
As soon as she was first elected to the House of Representatives, she was arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department for fraudulently taking ¥20 million in public funds by pretending to have hired a general secretary in consultation with Takako Doi, the chairperson of the Socialist Party.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department arrested her for the fraudulent pretense of hiring a public secretary and defrauding the public of 20 million yen.
She is an unmistakable vicious fraudster with a criminal record.
Ordinary Japanese people would live modestly in their way. Still, now she finds herself back in the electorate, looking as if she has already purified herself, and hurling abusive epithets at people like Mr. and Mrs. Abe, who have no criminal record and have lived honestly.
"Fish rot from the head down," and so on.
I thought the world was still sane when she lost the last election for the House of Representatives, but now she is a member of the House of Councillors.
She was strangely involved in the Moritomo Gakuen case, and Tsujimoto was more suspicious of her.
In this case, the problem was that the Kinki Finance Bureau sold the land for Moritomo Gakuen, which had been bought by the president, Kagoike, for 180 million yen, a discount of 800 million yen.
If that is suspicious, an upper lot of the same size right next to Moritomo was sold by the Kinki Finance Bureau to Toyonaka City as a site for a children's park.
The bid was 1.82 billion yen, but for some reason, the particular airport account under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism provided a subsidy of 1.8 billion yen to Toyonaka City, which purchased the land for only 20 million yen.
At the time, Kiyomi Tsujimoto was the deputy minister of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism, who was in charge of the airport's particular account.
How could a subsidy of 1.8 billion yen, almost equivalent to the cost of the land, be obtained?
The Asahi, who is good friends with Tsujimoto, did not mention it in a single line.
Sekihei
Oh, is there such a thing?
That's what they mean when they say "spit in the sky."
Takayama
The land in question was originally a so-called "wash site" for a slaughterhouse and later became a dumping ground for industrial waste.
It was said to extend more than 10 meters underground, and since the land was not a good site, even if they wanted to build a basement or pour a foundation, they could not just dig it up.
The financial bureau, which is the seller's side, is also thinking about how to deal with this.
Tsujimoto, on the other hand, was in a position to take into consideration the fact that the land above him was a very noisy area that was on the approach to Itami Airport.
Sekihei
Moritomo Gakuen's is 180 million yen, isn't it?
But the other one is 20 million yen.
Takayama
Chairman Kagoike was paid through the nose for it.
Tsujimoto also has a more fishy collusion story with the ready-mixed concrete industry.
She has a criminal record and a mountain of such allegations against her while at the same time tormenting Akie Abe, who has nothing to do with any crime, with nothing but suspicions.
These ruffians wear the mask of righteous men.
The media, too, has stopped talking about Akie Abe since the shooting of Mr. Abe.
Instead, they have implicitly hinted at MoriKake under the guise of "the merits and demerits of the Abe administration."
The media is not only ill-informed but also incapable of making independent judgments.
That's dirty.
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