The following is from the serial column of Masayuki Takayama, who brings the weekly Shincho released yesterday to a successful conclusion.
This paper also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
NATO eastward shift
Jesus preached mercy and forgiveness, but the believers instead favored intolerance.
The Christian cathedral split into Rome in the west and Constantinople in the east because they could not tolerate each other's petty differences of opinion.
The source of the quarrel was the bread to be served at the mass, whether it should be fluffy or seedless. So they disputed.
Primarily Mass bread is associated with the Last Supper.
Jesus tore the bread and turned it into the Twelve Apostles, saying, "Bread is my body." He pointed to wine and said, "It's my blood."
The bread served at the mass is the Eucharist.
However, the Last Supper was the day of the Passover of Judaism.
Unsavory unleavened bread, wormwood, and wine are served on the table to remember the slavery era in Egypt.
What Jesus got was unleavened bread.
"That's why unleavened bread is natural in Mass," said the Roman side.
Eastern Christianity replied, "Jesus used bread and wine to remind him of his body and blood. It just happened to be a Passover festival, and any bread would do."
By the way, the way to cut the cross is in the order of forehead, chest, left shoulder, right shoulder in the west Catholic, but in the order of right shoulder, left shoulder in the east.
Both sides excommunicated with such intolerance and cursed each other as heretics.
It took shape in the Fourth Crusade in the 13th century.
They attacked Constantinople, not Islam, and sacked destruction and looting.
The Oriental Orthodox Church was more hated than Islam for Catholics.
In the 15th century, Prince Brad of Wallachia repelled the invading Islamic forces.
Charles Martel defeated Islam moving north in Tour Poitiers, France, long ago.
He was given the title of hero.
However, the Duke of Brad of the Eastern Orthodox Church, who also defeated Islam, was despised by the bloodthirsty Dracula legend, not to mention the hero.
The hatred of East and West is actually still fine.
Oriental Orthodox Serbia was incorporated into Yugoslavia, dominated by the Catholic Tito after the war.
Tito relentlessly settled Muslim Albanians in the ancient city of Kosovo, Serbia.
It's like making Kyoto a city of Chinese and Koreans living in Japan.
After Tito's dictatorship ended and Serbia regained sovereignty, Serbia soon tried to expel Islamic descent from Kosovo.
NATO consists of either primary Catholic or Protestant nations.
The intervention was in the name of "protecting Islamic people in Kosovo" and bombed the capital Belgrade.
In addition, he tried a Serbian leader in an international court and finally made Kosovo independent of Serbia.
NATO then put pressure on Romania, Bulgaria, and other nations of the Orthodox Church.
It is called the "NATO eastward shift."
The only remaining Eastern Orthodox countries are Cathedral Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Georgia.
Ukraine, adjacent to Russia, is currently being taken in by NATO.
It is hard to say that this is a whole Eastern Orthodox nation. It's half Catholic.
Since the 16th century, it has been ruled by the Kingdom of Poland, the western part of the country has been converted to Catholicism, and the people of the Oriental Orthodox Church live in the eastern half.
NATO tries to capture it by hitting it.
Obviously, if Ukraine is taken in, it will take Georgia next.
Speaking of which, neutral Finland also announced that it would join NATO.
NATO surrounds Russia.
Putin is now rallying Russian troops on the Ukrainian border.
Perhaps he wants to protect at least half a bunch.
Only Japanese people familiar with the badness of Christianity can understand the situation fairly.
Return the four northern islands obediently and immediately.
Then Japan will go into arbitration.
