The City of Berlin Installed a Comfort Women Statue in the Center of the City, Ignoring Japanese Opposition
I sent out this chapter on October 01, 2020.
It was subjected to the criminal act of obstructing a search.
We are re-submitting it.
The German people, especially the citizens of Berlin, should read this genuine article with shame.
This morning's Sankei Shimbun carried an article titled "The City of Berlin Installed a Comfort Women Statue in the Center of the City, Ignoring Opposition from the Japanese Side."
Speaking of Germany.
It is the country where Kang Sang-Jung studied after graduating from Waseda University.
Kang Sang-Jung, who has been telling a lie that his father, who fled to Japan from the miserable country of Korea in search of work, was forcibly taken away by Japanese officials, is a former student of Waseda University.
Shin Su-gok, who is not only a helpless woman but a Korean spy herself, defected to Germany as soon as the Abe administration created an anti-spy law (albeit an imperfect one).
It was the case in Berlin, Germany.
This Shin Su-gok and other anti-Japanese propaganda organs funded by the South Korean government must have been doing what they do best.
It is a genuine article that should be read with shame by all the employees of the South German newspaper, which has succeeded in teaching an anti-Japanese mindset to about half of the German population by continuing to publish anti-Japanese articles from the Asahi Shimbun.
NHK announcer Kensuke Ohgoshi not only took Kang Sang-Jung's words to heart, but when he was the host of NHK's signature news program, he not only said that he respected him with all his heart but also commented that "we forced Koreans to come here" and other plausible lies on NHK, a public broadcasting station.
At this time, the only saving grace was that one of NHK's management committee members, Naoki Hyakuta, was a man of accurate intelligence and did not overlook the statement.
The following is from Masayuki Takayama's column in "Themis," a monthly magazine I received today.
This article also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
I stopped subscribing to the Asahi Shimbun six years ago in August, so I had no idea about the paper after that.
The Asahi Shimbun is an aberration and is insane.
Regrettably, I had subscribed to such a newspaper until August six years ago.
This article continues.
The public is disgusted by the Asahi Shimbun's emotional "Abe-bashing."
The public opinion gave up on Asahi, which reported lies, and on the contrary, evaluated "Abe's diplomacy."
Only the Asahi Shimbun's self-serving anger and slanderous descriptions of Mr. Abe
The Asahi Shimbun, one night after Prime Minister Abe's announcement to step down, was filled with the exclamation, "We can finally give Abe a funeral."
Page after page, from the front page to the society page, was filled with personal criticism of Prime Minister Abe.
And there were plenty of lies mixed in.
This article continues.
