People who call themselves reporters who make a living from the Asahi Shimbun, etc., and opposition politicians are no better than hoodlums.
In particular, the people who control the press club and preside over the LDP presidential election press conferences and prime ministerial inauguration press conferences, etc., are the equivalent of a nation of "unfathomable evil" and "bogus lies.
The Sankei Shimbun's Sankei Sho of November 20 proves that they are an absolute disgrace to the Japanese.
The chapter on Sugio also proves that the articles on the Internet were more truthful in this matter.
(Emphasis in the text is mine.
Where has the frenzied storm of criticism and pursuit gone?
Every time a new document is released in the case of the Ministry of Finance's felonious disclosure of the Moritomo Gakuen documents, there is no mention of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whom the media and the opposition parties have been treating as the "main culprit."
I feel as if a fox has pinched me.
On August 8, the National Personnel Authority (NPA) disclosed to the wife of a former employee of the Kinki Finance Ministry who committed suicide in connection with the falsification of documents.
According to the records, the former employee was diagnosed with depression in July 2017 after being overwhelmed by requests for information from Diet members, recommendations for disclosing administrative documents, and dealing with the mass media.
The overwork became chronic, and the mental and physical overload led to his suicide.
It is consistent with the testimony of the former employee's former supervisor, which was made public last October.
He said, "I did it (falsify the documents) to erase anything that that would be pushed in by the opposition even a little."
"I did it to reduce my workload."
Nobuhisa Sagawa, former director-general of the Ministry of Finance, who called for falsifying documents based on his answers, also explained his actions in testimony to the Diet in March 2018.
He said, "I worked day after day, night after night, until the morning, and I had no time to prepare my answer because I was being questioned every day."
In June this year, a document disclosed by a former staff member on the falsification of papers left at his workplace stated, "There is no evidence that the site treated [Moritomo] well."
Kenji Eda, acting leader of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, cursed Mrs. Akie Abe on Twitter under his office name in March 2018.
If it had not been for her visit to Moritomo, he said, "No one would have had to die! Don't you have any remorse in your conscience?"
Many opposition party members uttered the same kind of abuse.
It is only natural that the falsification of documents is unacceptable.
Nevertheless, it is unacceptable that the opposition parties, which burdened the people concerned with irrelevant pursuits and contributed to the falsification of the documents, should turn a blind eye.
