I understand why Kono comes out on top in a bizarre poll of local party members for the first time.
The following is a tweet by Ms. Kumiko Takeuchi that I just discovered.
After reading this article, I understood for the first time the reason for the oddity of Kono coming out first in all the media companies' polls of local party members.
Well, that makes sense.
For some reason, the people who support Kono are engaged in the same kind of manipulation as the Chinese Communist Party.
I also experienced this in another case.
A few days ago, I searched for Taro Kono's background for the first time.
After only two months, I found out that he left Keio University, which he had entered through the escalator system! He left Keio University after only two months!
He went to a kind of language school in Japan and then entered Georgetown University.
After I finished my search on Wikipedia, I casually searched for Georgetown University. The first thing that came up was an article written by someone in Japan, saying that it was the most challenging university in the United States.
Naturally, I thought, "What? I thought.
So I searched for the top 10 universities in the U.S. to be sure, and of course, nothing came up.
What came up was a group of universities that we all know and love.
I just found the tweet at the beginning of this article, so I searched again and found an article that stated the facts without hesitation.
https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q12237072232
Political science at the graduate level is pretty highly regarded, but not so high if you're an Undergraduate.
*Of course, Taro Kono is not in graduate school.
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
#23 in National Universities
IVY's lowest rank is Cornell's #18. Well, if you think of it as being below IVY
It's not a problem.
In other words, the first article that came up the other day, the one about "the most difficult," must have been a supporter of Taro Kono or someone related to him.
It was a foregone conclusion that he would eventually run for the presidency, and Taro Kono himself is the most Internet-using politician in the LDP.
So, it was manipulating information as Koreans and Chinese do.
Kumiko Takeuchi has received your reply.
Kumiko Takeuchi
@takeuchikumiffy
The person with the ten ballots in the example has deleted her account.
Quoted tweet
Kairanki
@nipponkairagi
Reply to: @nikone_25
You've escaped. My suspicions have deepened.
Some people say that the postcards are fake, so I'll post them here. The postcards were sent by return postcard, and they are supposed to be cut in half and sent back. For now, I will check with the Chiba Branch Federation on Tuesday and let you know what happens.
lauranko
@lauranko1
Perhaps someone you know took the liberty of using your last name and address to pay for the party.
A family member or a company?
I had a thought about this a long time ago.
