Google Inc. must get rid of this man's criminal activity.
2022/11/17
This chapter had suffered a crime of search obstruction.
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Readers know that my photographs are good.
You also know that I am the most visited person in the world for someone who does not live in Kyoto.
You also know that I have been taking pictures of cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in fall for many years.
No matter how good the photos are, there is no way to get them out if they are stored on a PC.
However, it is also backbreaking work to send out the photos correctly.
For a long time now, I have been listening to classical music while I write this column.
One of the "Classical music to listen to while reading" was Satie's Gymnopédies.
I always thought Satie's music was good.
To my surprise, it was Luke Faulkner who was playing this piece.
The other day I thought his music and piano playing would be an excellent match for my photos.
So, yesterday, I sent out a photo I had taken, attaching it to his performance.
This process is very tiring.
If I still want to send my photos to people worldwide, I have no choice but to hire a part-time student.
However, this morning, I discovered that all the chapters I had sent out with considerable effort had been subjected to a criminal act of search obstruction.
Since June 1, 2011, this criminal man has repeatedly committed criminal acts against this column.
Readers should also know how my original pen name, "Kenji Akutagawa," came about.
I might never have appeared on the Internet had it not been for the moment when this pen name was sparked.
However, the attacks were repeated with viciousness and persistence that I could not bear to see.
A long time ago, I decided that I had had enough and changed my pen name to my current one, "Nara Haruo.
Then this offender came up with Twitter handles such as Akutagawa+Kenji@ (followed by the man's actual name).
We submitted a deletion request to the Twitter company, but to no avail.
He must have gotten a taste of that.
This criminal now proudly calls himself Kenji Akutagawa.
What a vicious man! He must be committing identity theft and other crimes daily.
I report to Mr. Elon Musk on this paper.
The man who is now pretending to be Kenji Akutagawa, my original pen name on Twitter, is a known criminal.
He was arrested for defrauding a specific bank of 150 million yen and served several years in prison.
As readers know, our company was also defrauded of almost the same amount of money.
We ask for your help in this paper because Twitter is now a company where decent things can be done decently.
This criminal was not satisfied with his initial impersonation of Kenji Akutagawa. A while ago, he appeared on Facebook under the pseudonym Haruo Nara, which I had no choice but to change.
As we all know, Facebook is a company that is no better at this sort of thing than Twitter was before Elon Musk acquired it, but I am not going to go into the details.
All of Luke Faulkner's songs and performances resonated with my photographs.
It was a laborious process, but I sent out my photo as an attachment.
All the chapters had been subjected to criminal acts of search and retrieval interference.
I asked a friend to re-submit all the chapters.
Google Inc. must get rid of this man's criminal activity.
