The following is from the serial column of Masayuki Takayama, who brings the weekly Shincho released today to a successful conclusion.
This article also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
Horrible...Horrible Russia, he writes in a Japanese soundbite.
Clausewitz said, "Politics by other means than war."
But even before he defined it that way, War seemed to have had a traditional form.
For example, in the Book of Numbers in the Old Testament, Moses said, "War is the culling of the other people. So not only did he kill all the enemy soldiers, but he also made them kill all the boys, even the babies, who carried the seed of the tribe.
Married women were also killed because they might harbor the seed of a child.
Moses also forced them to thoroughly rob the other people of their livestock, food, and wealth.
War is not only a means of politics but also "slaughter, plunder, and rape" permitted by God.
The only difference was that they were fighting the same Semitic people.
It seems that different ethnic groups are not a prerequisite, and anyone can be a "winning opponent."
So, Ivan the Terrible of Russia followed the teachings of Moses when he destroyed the city of Novgorod, which was also in the Slavic region.
First, his SS men entered the city and closed the gates so that no one could escape.
Then they arbitrarily raped and pillaged the city for five weeks, slaughtering tens of thousands of people, from nobles to citizens.
Speaking of which, the American missionary Bates falsely claimed at the Tokyo Trials that "Japanese troops sealed off Nanking Castle and arbitrarily looted and raped the city, killing civilians for six weeks.
The Japanese thought what a big lie he said, but the whites who knew Ivan the Terrible had no reason to be suspicious.
The first Japanese to encounter such Russians were the Matsumae clan's soldiers defending the northern frontier, and in 1806, two Russian ships bombarded Sana on the island of Etorofu.
The Sakhalin settlement and Rishiri Island were also attacked and looted.
There was an air of no bewilderment at the killing and looting.
Next, they attacked Tsushima.
The Russian ship Posadnik invaded Asō Bay and demanded a permanent lease of Imozaki and the surrender of women and foodstuffs to the Tsushima Clan.
When the Tsushima clan refused the demand and asked them to leave, the Russians killed the negotiator and plundered the rest of the island as they pleased.
The Shogunate found itself in a difficult situation, but finally, through the arrangement of British Minister Allcock, two British ships went out and drove them away.
It was an opportunity for Japan to seriously prepare for the barbarians and take measures to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and 43 years later, in the Russo-Japanese War, Japan was able to double its revenge for the humiliation at Imozaki.
The humiliation of losing to a non-white nation was great.
Stalin saw Japan weakened by U.S. economic sanctions and challenged them at Nomonhan but lost again.
The commander-in-chief, Zhukov, admitted defeat, saying, "We never fought such a bitter battle.
Six years later, Russia had an opportunity to take advantage of the Japanese surrender.
The disarmed Japanese army was supposed to be "a winnable opponent.
Russia unilaterally broke the Soviet-Japanese Neutrality Pact and invaded Manchuria first.
600,000 Japanese generals who laid down their guns were sent to Siberia as enslaved people and forced to work there for ten years.
It was clearly a state crime.
Stalin took South Sakhalin, the Kuril Islands, and the four northern islands.
When the top gets stuck up, the Russians below get stuck up.
They boarded the Sun Wu Thermal Power Plant, one of the largest globally at that time, dismantled one of the power plants, and took it away.
The remaining one was stolen by the Chinese, who now continue to generate power in Luoyang.
When the Russians moved into Harbin and Xinjing, they broke into Japanese homes, looted them, and raped their women.
When the Japanese fled south, they followed.
In today's North Korea, the Russian soldiers' violence has expanded even further.
In "Mizuko no Uta" by Takashi Kamitsubo of RKB Mainichi Broadcasting System, there is a story of a 19-year-old woman who was raped by Russian soldiers and became pregnant.
*Mizuko means a Japanese term for an aborted, stillborn, or miscarried baby, and archaically for a dead baby or infant*.*
Returning to Japan, she wanted to have an abortion without anesthesia, and both mother and child died.
There have been several tragedies in which women, having finally escaped the Russians' clutches, it was unable to bear the burden of pregnancy and threw themselves off returning ships in the same way.
Russian soldiers who invaded Ukraine not only massacred civilians but also "sent looted musical instruments to their country via Belarus," and reports continue to circulate about female victims of assault in the war zone.
The Russians are not a simple people or anything like that.
They are nothing more than the crude people they have been since the days of Novgorod.
This article also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
Horrible...Horrible Russia, he writes in a Japanese soundbite.
Clausewitz said, "Politics by other means than war."
But even before he defined it that way, War seemed to have had a traditional form.
For example, in the Book of Numbers in the Old Testament, Moses said, "War is the culling of the other people. So not only did he kill all the enemy soldiers, but he also made them kill all the boys, even the babies, who carried the seed of the tribe.
Married women were also killed because they might harbor the seed of a child.
Moses also forced them to thoroughly rob the other people of their livestock, food, and wealth.
War is not only a means of politics but also "slaughter, plunder, and rape" permitted by God.
The only difference was that they were fighting the same Semitic people.
It seems that different ethnic groups are not a prerequisite, and anyone can be a "winning opponent."
So, Ivan the Terrible of Russia followed the teachings of Moses when he destroyed the city of Novgorod, which was also in the Slavic region.
First, his SS men entered the city and closed the gates so that no one could escape.
Then they arbitrarily raped and pillaged the city for five weeks, slaughtering tens of thousands of people, from nobles to citizens.
Speaking of which, the American missionary Bates falsely claimed at the Tokyo Trials that "Japanese troops sealed off Nanking Castle and arbitrarily looted and raped the city, killing civilians for six weeks.
The Japanese thought what a big lie he said, but the whites who knew Ivan the Terrible had no reason to be suspicious.
The first Japanese to encounter such Russians were the Matsumae clan's soldiers defending the northern frontier, and in 1806, two Russian ships bombarded Sana on the island of Etorofu.
The Sakhalin settlement and Rishiri Island were also attacked and looted.
There was an air of no bewilderment at the killing and looting.
Next, they attacked Tsushima.
The Russian ship Posadnik invaded Asō Bay and demanded a permanent lease of Imozaki and the surrender of women and foodstuffs to the Tsushima Clan.
When the Tsushima clan refused the demand and asked them to leave, the Russians killed the negotiator and plundered the rest of the island as they pleased.
The Shogunate found itself in a difficult situation, but finally, through the arrangement of British Minister Allcock, two British ships went out and drove them away.
It was an opportunity for Japan to seriously prepare for the barbarians and take measures to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and 43 years later, in the Russo-Japanese War, Japan was able to double its revenge for the humiliation at Imozaki.
The humiliation of losing to a non-white nation was great.
Stalin saw Japan weakened by U.S. economic sanctions and challenged them at Nomonhan but lost again.
The commander-in-chief, Zhukov, admitted defeat, saying, "We never fought such a bitter battle.
Six years later, Russia had an opportunity to take advantage of the Japanese surrender.
The disarmed Japanese army was supposed to be "a winnable opponent.
Russia unilaterally broke the Soviet-Japanese Neutrality Pact and invaded Manchuria first.
600,000 Japanese generals who laid down their guns were sent to Siberia as enslaved people and forced to work there for ten years.
It was clearly a state crime.
Stalin took South Sakhalin, the Kuril Islands, and the four northern islands.
When the top gets stuck up, the Russians below get stuck up.
They boarded the Sun Wu Thermal Power Plant, one of the largest globally at that time, dismantled one of the power plants, and took it away.
The remaining one was stolen by the Chinese, who now continue to generate power in Luoyang.
When the Russians moved into Harbin and Xinjing, they broke into Japanese homes, looted them, and raped their women.
When the Japanese fled south, they followed.
In today's North Korea, the Russian soldiers' violence has expanded even further.
In "Mizuko no Uta" by Takashi Kamitsubo of RKB Mainichi Broadcasting System, there is a story of a 19-year-old woman who was raped by Russian soldiers and became pregnant.
*Mizuko means a Japanese term for an aborted, stillborn, or miscarried baby, and archaically for a dead baby or infant*.*
Returning to Japan, she wanted to have an abortion without anesthesia, and both mother and child died.
There have been several tragedies in which women, having finally escaped the Russians' clutches, it was unable to bear the burden of pregnancy and threw themselves off returning ships in the same way.
Russian soldiers who invaded Ukraine not only massacred civilians but also "sent looted musical instruments to their country via Belarus," and reports continue to circulate about female victims of assault in the war zone.
The Russians are not a simple people or anything like that.
They are nothing more than the crude people they have been since the days of Novgorod.
