The following is a continuation of the "Introduction" to Yoshiko Sakurai's book, which published on May 12 under the title "Lies of the pro-China faction."
She is a "national treasure" as defined by Saicho, and one of Japan's greatest treasures.
The employees of the Asahi Shimbun, NHK and other TV stations, if you want to be Japanese as a "national treasure" instead of a "traitor," you have to read it carefully.
It is except for those who are not Japanese and live by the anti-Japanese propaganda of the Korean Peninsula and China.
Japan exposed by the virus.
The Wuhan virus has revealed the real picture of China, but it has also revealed Japan's abnormality.
Japan is an extraordinary country that can hardly be called a nation.
For example, at Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's March 14, 2020, press conference, one participant asked an odd question.
Mr. Yasumi Iwakami, the representative of the Internet operator, asked.
'The declaration of a state of emergency incorporated in the Act on Special Measures. When this is issued, our private rights will be restricted, but will the press, and freedom of speech, be guaranteed? Although the Prime Minister is very enthusiastic about the revision of the Constitution, the LDP's draft revision of the Constitution includes an emergency clause and the revision of Article 9. There is a concern that the declaration of a state of emergency in the Act on Special Measures will serve as a foothold to accustom the public and then introduce this state of emergency clause afterward. It is compelling content, and it contains content that would enable Abe dictatorship. In that regard, I'd like to hear your response.'
Where is the path that leads to the "Abe dictatorship" if a state of emergency is declared?
Japan's declaration of a state of emergency and that of another country are not dissimilar.
In our country, all the government can do is ask and tell the people what to do.
The government can't give orders.
Besides, it is the Governor of each municipality, not the prime minister, who makes the requests and directives.
Requests and directives by the Governor are not punitive and are not binding.
The declaration of a state of emergency has nothing to do with the "Abe dictatorship."
It was utterly misguided to ask the question in strong terms of "Abe dictatorship.
However, the media writes as if the declaration leads to the regime's dictatorship, tyranny, and despotic behavior.
The Asahi Shimbun, Mainichi Shimbun, Tokyo, and Chunichi Shimbun, among others, have published articles that give the impression that this is the case.
This kind of repetition of the news report will blow like a body blow and push public opinion in a specific direction to the view that the government can be nasty and despotic.
This article continues.
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親中派の嘘 (産経セレクト)
櫻井 よしこ
産経新聞出版
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