The following is from a tweet by Ryusho Kadota, which I just discovered.
*The following is mine.
@KadotaRyusho
Sankei FNN survey shows the majority of LDP supporters favor the LGBT bill.
Are you sure about this?
There are "self-identified men" coming into women's bathrooms and women's toilets and rapes in women's restrooms all over the world in Japan.
The efforts of female athletes who have worked so hard are in vain.
If you, who should be protected, don't speak up, the world will become severely affected.
sankei.com
Sankei/FNN joint public opinion poll] LGBT bill, same-sex marriage legislation... the majority of LDP supporters in favor
A joint poll conducted by Sankei Shimbun and FNN (Fuji News Network) on March 18 and 19 asked about a bill to improve the understanding of LGBT and other sexual minorities...
This poll shows that both Sankei Shimbun and FNN are afraid of Dowa.
The result of this unbelievable poll is nothing but such a simple fact.
I wasted my time and energy writing the following text.
It is ridiculous.
While taking a bath later than planned, I realized something unpleasant.
Mr. Abe was a huge "bump in the eye" for China and the Korean peninsula.
But Abe was not only a massive bump in the eye for them.
I realized for the first time that there were people and organizations whose life and death depended on the passage of this LGBT bill and the establishment of a "system to siphon off public money."
It is obvious that if Mr. Abe had existed, it would have been 100% impossible for such a vicious bill to be passed.
The assassination occurred in Nara Prefecture, and the perpetrator was a resident of Nara Prefecture.
Dowa has a significant influence on Nara Prefecture.
Last year, it reported that a Dowa-related person who was an employee of the prefectural government had been living in a prefectural housing facility for more than 30 years without paying a single yen in rent.
It would not surprise anyone if the real culprits in the Abe assassination were those promoting the LGBT bill.
Also, in that light, it becomes clear that everyone thought the investigation at this time was strange.
One of the things that surprised me about the photo that Dr. Jun Takada posted on his twee the other day was that Gen Nakamura, the mayor of Nara City, was at the scene that day, and that too right next to Yamagami.
The fact that the mayor of Nara, who was there that day, is trying to erase even a trace of the assassination, let alone erect a cenotaph, is extraordinary.
I also learned from that photo that Gen Nakamura was elected mayor of Nara from the post of executive director of an NPO and that his mother, who he says had a significant influence on him, attended the UN's Fourth World Conference on Women held in Beijing in 1995.
In 1995, the Fourth World Conference on Women (Beijing Women's Conference) of the United Nations, held in Beijing, adopted a Platform for Action with goals in 12 areas, including women's poverty and education, and strongly encouraged the promotion of women's policies in various countries.
Approximately 5,000 people from Japan attended. They shared their hopes for the elimination of gender disparities and the improvement of women's status with tens of thousands of women from around the world.
A quarter of a century has passed since then, and we wonder what kind of food the participants have gained in Beijing and how they have walked in the past.
The women's support-related NPOs Mr. Himasoraakane uncovered and the current movement to promote LGBT legislation must have originated from the Beijing Women's Conference.
It is now apparent that almost everyone thinking of siphoning off public money had a bizarre hatred for Mr. Abe.
This article continues.
＊Is this poll valid?
I can't believe it unless they reveal how large a sample they took and with what kind of survey.
I have mentioned several times that Sankei Shimbun is not 100% either.
As for Fuji TV, I only watch their sports broadcasts or sports programs.
Fuji TV must be the representative eagerly featuring Toru Hashimoto in its TV talk show programs.
They just recently conducted a bullshit poll, didn't they?
I don't need to confirm that it was an automated poll with an audio recording, and people like me, for example, would hang off the phone after hearing the beginning of the survey.
I have already mentioned that I have done so many times.
Many people who answer the phone may only watch a TV talk show or news program.
Out of a sample of 2000, that should be the result of about 1500 that responded.
If they want to hear the authentic voice of the people, why don't they conduct an Internet poll as Sankei Shimbun and FNN (Fuji News Network) for a limited period?
They will not do it because they know it is the correct thing to do.
They are only conducting polls that are a manageable amount of fabrication to get the results they want, especially those who control Fuji Television Network.
As mentioned, we live in the Internet age, when almost all people, young and old, men and women, look at their smartphones on the subway and everywhere else in town.
They are all people who are not journalists and do not deserve the journalist's name.
