Public righteousness and love of peace in neighboring countries that repeatedly invade the territorial waters of other countries and have the audacity to declare that they will not hesitate to attack with nuclear weapons.
June 20, 2015
The following is a continuation of "Moreover, he said the thing as the scale falls from the eyes."
It is from Kō Bun'yū's latest book.
Preamble Omitted.
▼ "Who is a first-degree war criminal?" the prosecutor asked.
Ishihara answered that it was U.S. President Truman.
Truman, in violation of international law, bombed civilians who were not combatants and committed indiscriminate genocide, including the dropping of atomic bombs.
Ishihara argued that President Truman should be prosecuted as a first-degree war criminal because his crimes were the greatest of all.
It is certain that the historical views, theories, and reviews of the Tokyo Trials, which unilaterally pursued and condemned responsibility for the war, had a tremendous impact on postwar Japanese historical education and the formation of historical consciousness.
It can be seen in the reality that anti-Japanese Japanese are breeding in large numbers.
The curse continues to this day.
No matter how much "remorse" and "atonement" is repeated, Japan's relations with some of its neighbors, such as China, South Korea, and North Korea, will continue to deteriorate.
In recent years, even national land and national security have been threatened.
In essence, to maintain peace, one must fight and win.
If one simply wants to keep the peace, there is the "peace of slavery," the path of a vassal state.
Suppose we continue to trust in the principles and peace-loving spirit of our neighbors, who repeatedly invade the territorial waters of other countries and have declared that they will not hesitate to attack us with nuclear weapons. In that case, this may be an option for us.
2024/6/26 in Osaka
