It is the chapter I sent out on 8/5/2020.
It needs to be re-read not only by the people of Japan but also by people around the world.
The following is from the monthly magazine Will.
There are people in Japan who are quite infected with the "China virus," as few media outlets hold China responsible for the Corona issue. To have a correct perception and view of history without being misled by such information--.
(Published in the June 2020 issue of "WiLL")
(Published in the June 2020 issue of "WiLL")
The Proliferation of Anti-Japanese Apologists
Takayama
I read Mr. Ohtaka's new book, "Undermining Japan: The Identity of Anti-Japanese Apologists and the Fabricated Media" (WAC). It is interesting!
Ohtaka
Thank you very much.
There are many "anti-Japanese apologists" among Japanese people who believe in the propaganda warfare of China and the Korean Peninsula and wag their tails.
Takayama
The first two are Uichiro Niwa and Yukio Hatoyama (laughs).
Ohtaka
China is desperately engaged in propaganda activities to wipe out the stigma of having spread Corona throughout the world.
Furthermore, on the 61st anniversary of the liberation of one million Tibetan serfs, they are making a Tibetan saying, "After the hard days in old Tibet, my life now is as wonderful as a dream; the dividend bonus my family received from the village collective economy in 2019 exceeded 100,000 yuan" (People's Daily, Japanese edition, March 28, 2011). I have them say, "I'm very happy to be here.
Takayama
In Ms. Ohtaka's book, she also introduced the use of Uyghur children for publicity.
She introduced pictures of children taking ski lessons, making them look like they were innocently playing in the snow.
All of these are nothing more than political propaganda to divert attention from the fact of persecution.
Ohtaka
Other reports also indicate that China is building a "Silk Road of Health" with its partners worldwide. This health community will protect human public health, even though the One Belt One Road was a "Corona Road" (Chinanet, Japanese edition, March 30, 2011). (Chinanet, March 30).
That is a tearful effort (laughs).
They are unabashedly engaging in a poor publicity campaign that people worldwide have to laugh at.
But there are probably some Japanese who believe this kind of Chinese propaganda without a care in the world.
Takayama
China is a genius at lying.
While China was eyeing the Senkaku Islands with vigilant vigilance because of their oil reserves, Zhou Enlai did not give a clear answer to the territorial issue, saying, "Now is not the time to discuss it. Later, Deng Xiaoping also said, "Let's leave the Senkaku issue to posterity.
Before long, the two countries finished up the dispute.
It is different from what a decent politician would do.
It's a con artist's move (laughs).
Otaka.
Even with this Corona disaster, the number of Chinese public vessels continues to increase.
Takayama.
China is not afraid to tell lies like that.
A Chinese journalist, Lin Yando (1895-1976), wrote something interesting.
He said that Chinese people do Taijiquan in the morning, then play Go, enjoy calligraphy, and talk badly about Japanese people in the afternoon.
Anti-Japanese" is one of their hobbies.
Ohtaka
Koreans, who call themselves "Little China," also take "anti-Japanese" as a vitamin (laughs).
Takayama
Korea is downsizing and propagating China's lies and propaganda in the barbarian order.
Ohtaka
A pinch is an opportunity.
The Wuhan pneumonia is a perfect opportunity for worldwide recognition of China's lies.
Takayama.
That's right, Trump rephrased it as the "China virus," to which China responded by saying that it was frog's urine and, conversely, that the U.S. brought the virus in.
Amid such an exchange, the New York Times wrote, "Now is the time for China and the U.S. to come up with their cheers to contain the coronavirus.
It sounds like something written in any newspaper (laughs).
Ohtaka
The Asahi Shimbun wrote, "Rather than eliminating the Chinese, let's wash our hands together," wasn't it?
Takayama
It was Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Chou Li-jian who publicly stated that "the U.S. brought this virus into China," to which Trump responded by saying "the Chinese virus.
The indignation was palpable, as China does not even feel a responsibility to the international community.
However, the New York Times writes that the U.S. and China should stop fighting on the same level.
It drags Trump down and makes China look like a responsible country.
It is a really cunning hoax article.
Ohtaka
It's a sign that Chinese speech manipulation has penetrated even the major U.S. media outlets.
And Japan, for that matter, has .......
Just imagining this makes me feel gloomy.
Takayama
The report is a small fact but enlarged as if it were a big truth.
They stretch it out so much that the whole picture becomes blurred (laughs).
Ohtaka
Hillary is also on Beijing's shoulders, saying it is "racism" for President Trump to say "China virus.
There must have been a lot of China money in the Clinton Foundation. ......
Takayama.
The source of the fire is obvious, so it's not a level of racism.
Ohtaka
China has claimed the source of the infection as the U.S., and at one point, they even claimed that it was Japan, using subtle expressions to leave an escape route.
At one point, they even suggested that it might have been Italy. They try to shift the blame to others whenever there is an opportunity.
The Japanese people have been stripped to the bone.
To Ras Casas by themselves
The Japanese people taken out of their backbone
Ohtaka
Horrible ending.
It is a self-critical book of the past, well used.
Takayama.
The same thing happened to Japan.
When Japan emerged as a new country, Western countries became jealous of Japan.
It led to the kind of coverage that Creelman mentioned earlier.
They are always trying to use this kind of publicity warfare.
Ohtaka
It is clear that brainwashing activities were conducted by the War Guilt Information Program (WGIP) of GHQ in Japan after the defeat.
Moreover, it continued for seven years.
Takayama.
So, the Japanese nation, which had been so strong, was weakened.
There was a method of naval warfare that the Western nations had defended for 2,000 years.
They approached a ship, fired a sub gun, and put a bow into its belly.
That is why the bow had an impulse angle.
However, Japan showed a completely different approach in the Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese wars.
They sunk one ship after another without ever contacting the other boat, utilizing their destructive main guns.
Moreover, in the Russo-Japanese War, special explosives caused 18,000-ton steel ships to burn and sink.
It was an impossible phenomenon.
Otaka
The world felt threatened by such a Japan, didn't it?
Takayama
The Japanese were replacing the impulse-angle strategy that had been in place since Greek times with battleships that used main guns.
During World War II, the "Prince of Wales" was in the 30,000-ton class and was called a superdreadnought.
It was no longer supposed to have any enemies, but when Japan fought a decisive battle against Britain and the U.S., the Super-Super Dreadnoughts battleship was sunk by the Japanese by aircraft.
Japan was always one or two steps ahead of the West.
It is said that "one year of war is ten years of peace," but it took the British and Americans three years to catch up with Japan's aviation technology.
In other words, Japan was 30 years ahead.
Otaka
It was such an innovative method of warfare.
Takayama
So, just like the Spanish Empire in the past, what was the best way to prevent the reemergence of this strong country after somehow forcing Japan to surrender?
It was decided to use the Las Casas method to crush the morale of the Japanese by making them into brutal people.
So GHQ's "WGIP" was carried out.
Japan was an undemocratic, retarded nation and must now rid itself of its individualistic, cruel, and vicious people.
In doing so, he looked for someone among the Japanese to play the role of Ras Casas.
I can say that Saburo Ienaga and Shiro Higashi played that role (laughs).
Ohtaka
Mr. Ienaga is a historian who evaluated the testimony of the famous Seiji Yoshida.
In his testimony of the Nanking Incident, Azuma said that his superior, a former corporal of the 20th Infantry Regiment, 16th Division of the Army, "put Chinese people in mail bags, poured gasoline on them, set them on fire, tied hand grenades to the strings of the bags, and threw them into a swamp.
One human can't fit into a mailbag (laughs).
I once attended a meeting of the Chugokuren (Association of Returnees from China), to which Mr. Azuma belonged.
What was impressive was that when I joined in the middle of the meeting, all the members started wearing masks at once.
It must have been because they knew they were engaged in a very shady activity, carrying masks all the time even though it was not a time of viruses (laugh).
If I had to name one more person, it would be Seiji Yoshida.
Takayama
If an ordinary person with no merit rides the wave of self-flagellation, the Asahi Shimbun will pick up on it.
So people started appearing in swarms, saying, "I am Japan's Las Casas."
One of them is Kaheita Okazaki, a Bank of Japan official chanting, "Japan has caused trouble for China.
Okazaki was recruited by Shoichi Midoro, president of Asahi, to become president of All Nippon Airways, but in return, he was asked to be self-deprecating, pro-China, and anti-Japanese.
Throughout his life, Okazaki championed Sino-Japanese friendship.
During the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and China, two days before Kakuei Tanaka visited China, Zhou Enlai invited Okazaki to a dinner party.
Zhou Enlai told Okazaki, "There is a Chinese saying, 'When we drink water, we will not forget the person who dug the well,'" and "Soon Prime Minister Tanaka will come to China, and diplomatic relations will be normalized. But it was you, Mr. Okazaki, who dug that well."
Zhou Enlai was skilled at this kind of seduction.
Okazaki said, "Hitler committed genocide against the Jews. Likewise, the Japanese army did the same on the Chinese mainland. Therefore, we must make atonement.
Otaka
It is interesting to learn about the mechanism behind the mass production of "anti-Japanese apologists" by the Chinese government!
Takayama
The man behind Okazaki was Bidoji.
And Bidoji's henchman was Tomoo Hirooka.
Otaka
I knew it was Asahi (laughs).
Hirooka is also one of the "anti-Japanese apologists.
Takayama
If you read Mr. Otaka's book with this premise in mind, you will understand more deeply, "So that's how it is."
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