It is not only inappropriate but also disrespectful to the Japanese nation and its people to report even fake news from Reuters in a desperate attempt to prevent the deterioration of relations between Japan and South Korea.
07/31/2019
NHK's WATCH 9 is unseemly...this is the reality of Japan's state-run broadcasting station; it was a true statement tonight that leftist pedophiles, pseudo-moralists, or agents of China and the Korean peninsula control the broadcaster. In any case, it is inappropriate and disrespectful to the nation and people of Japan to report even fake news from Reuters in a desperate attempt to prevent the deterioration of Japan-Korea relations.
Many tombs of a unique Japanese gravesite system, the posterior frontal tombs, have been discovered in Jeollanamdo, Korea, part of the four Mimana prefectures, or Mimana in the broad sense of the word.
July 31, 2019
In Korea, people from Jeollanamdo have been discriminated against...People from Jeollabuk-do are the dominant class in Korea.
The fact that people from Jeollabuk-do are the dominant class in Korea is well known to all Gugon scholars.
This chapter was originally published on 2019-03-03 under the title.
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In Korea, people from Jeollanamdo have been discriminated against... It is a fact that every Gugenja knows that people from Jeollabuk-do are the ruling class in Korea.
However, I had no idea why this was so...until five years ago in August when I subscribed to the Asahi Shimbun.
I had no idea I switched to subscribing to Sankei, Yomiuri, and Nikkei in August five years ago.
But I understood it instantly when I was searching the Internet just now.
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4. Many tombs with a unique Japanese tomb system, called "forward-rear circular mounds," have been discovered in Jeollanam-do, Korea, part of the four Mimana prefectures, or Mimana in the broad sense.
It is another example of how the Japanese media often fails to tell the truth.
The following chapters perfectly explain why NHK's news programs are how they are.
Among the 17 committee members were Yuriko Miyamoto (wife of Kenji Miyamoto), Samson Arahata (socialist activist), Shizue Kato (member of the House of Representatives of the Japan Socialist Party), Zengoro Shimagami (general secretary of the Tokyo Transport Workers Union), Yuko Yoko (member of the Women's Club of the Japanese Communist Party)
July 31, 2019
The occupation forces separated it from the government and the Information Bureau and made it an independent institution (through a public relations agency of GHQ) to democratize NHK.
Then, they established a Broadcasting Committee and entrusted the "management" of NHK, albeit nominally, to this committee, a chapter transmitted on 2019-06-28.
The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
GHQ's Plan to Weaken NHK
Among the 17 committee members were Yuriko Miyamoto (wife of Kenji Miyamoto), Kanson Arahata (a socialist activist), Shizue Kato (a member of the House of Representatives of the Japan Socialist Party), Zengoro Shimagami (general secretary of the Tokyo Transport Workers Union), and Yuko Yoko (a member of the Women's Club of the Japanese Communist Party).
As part of the five major reforms (I call them reforms because reform is propaganda on the part of the US), NHK also created a labor union.
This union became such a radical leftist group that the occupying forces had to purge 119 people during the Korean War.
The workers (not management) of the Asahi and Mainichi newspapers, movie companies, and newsreel companies (such as Nippon Eiga Shimbun) cooperated with the WGIP with acquiescence because the unions were formed, radicalized, and the target they pushed up and attacked was management and the old regime of the war.
In other words, even if they were not ordered to do so, they had become psychologically inclined to pick on and condemn management and the old wartime regime.
It is also true of the commercial broadcasters that former NHK employees joined after the purge.
Although these broadcasters opened after 1951 and thus were not part of the WGIP, they began to produce anti-military and anti-war programs and adopt an anti-war stance in their reporting.
CIE began to seek the abolition of NHK.
As mentioned in "NHK and the Strangeness of Subscription Fees" in the June 2022 special issue, NHK, despite its actions, had become so left-leaning that after the second year of the occupation, the CIE (one of the divisions of the General Headquarters of the Allied Powers (GHQ/SCAP) Staff Department, which was in charge of education, religion, and cultural property-related measures to be implemented by the Allied Forces in Japan and Korea after the end of World War II) was established. The Allied General Headquarters (GHQ/SCAP), a division of the General Staff Department, began to seek the abolition of NHK.
However, since it had to be used until the end of the occupation, they planned to weaken rather than abolish it in cooperation with the CCS (a civilian communications bureau established as a special department of GHQ).
Part of this measure was enacting the Broadcasting Law, which stipulated a parallel NHK and commercial broadcasting system.
The main purpose of this was to define private broadcasting, which did not yet exist, and to establish laws allowing private entities to participate in it.
It was also intended to allow television broadcasting only to private broadcasting entities and exclude NHK.
So, just as NHK had once switched from the military to the CIE, it now switched to the Japanese government.
In his efforts, then Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida abolished the Radio Regulatory Commission (a body independent of the government created by the CIE), which had refused to grant NHK a license to broadcast television, in 1952 when the San Francisco Treaty went into effect, and Japan regained its independence.
Furthermore, Minister of Telecommunications Eisaku Sato, an honor student of the Yoshida School, granted NHK a television broadcasting license over the objections of Matsutaro Shoriki, who was preparing to open Nippon Television Network Corporation (officially called Nippon Television Network Corporation).
Whether or not he gave the same kind of "entertainment" to government officials that he gave to CCS and CIE officers during this period. As a result, NHK was able to outfox Shoriki and win the honor of being the first to broadcast television in Japan.
This article continues.
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