The true identity of Philippe Mesmer, a French correspondent, Le Monde ... The French newspaper Le Monde has put a long article on the Japanese general election that he abuses Prime Minister Abe 'historic revisionist' etc.
The following is an article I found on the Internet now.
If you read this article, now that real journalism is on the Internet, media such as the Asahi Shimbun and NHK are taken advantage that it is an organization dominated by left-wing pediatric patients rather than journalism,
As propaganda of anti-Japanese nations in China and the Korean Peninsula,
The time has come to clearly define that every day, the organization is committed to cooperating with Japan's fragmentation, misleading Japan, weakening its national power, and defeating its status and trust.
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The time has come when it is time to deport all of them by revealing that the real mean fellows controlling the Foreign Correspondent Association are agents of China and the Korean Peninsula.
October 31, 2017 ... The true identity of Philippe Mesmer, French correspondent of Le Monde
The French newspaper Le Monde published a long article that accused Prime Minister Abe of “historic revisionists” during the Japanese general election.
The anti-Abe left-wing of Japan was overjoyed because the content was so harsh.
The fake news site Litera published a sloppy translation article,
'The essence of Prime Minister Abe's amendment is the revival of the Empire of Japan', 'Emperor resists Abe's historical revisionism' and 'circumstances in letters of gold.
The content is not brand new, as it is just following the hoax written by a reporter like a left-handed activist who lives in The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan.
However, taking this opportunity, I would like to uncover the identity of the reporter in order to wake up the illusion of the 'foreign-made faith' Japanese left wing that would be in all gaiety in French newspaper articles.
The article is jointly named by Philippe Pons and Philippe Mesmer reporters.
Pons reporter is already 79 years old. He is an old-timer who has been in Japan for several decades and has been writing articles that are consistently left-biased.
On the other hand, Mesmer reporters are actively working to write articles about hitting Aso with the sword returned by Abe and dare to write about Shiori Ito's press conference while other major overseas media do not report.
Appearing on the 'News Station', Mesmer is playing a convenient role for Japanese left-wing media, such as opposition to the conspiracy bill and criticizing the government at the Weekly Playboy.
However, when I looked into it, its career was suspicious and could not be said to be a proper correspondent.
In the first place, the habit of delivering newspapers is not rooted in France at all compared to Japan.
Even though it is a national newspaper, its number of copies is extremely small.
The Le Monde newspaper is famous only for its name, but it is a small newspaper company with a circulation of less than 300,000.
A newspaper company with such a weak management base cannot afford to send its own reporters to Japan, and the self-proclaimed correspondent is a locally hired French.
According to Mesmer's interview in the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan newsletter 'NO.1 Newspaper', Mesmer first joined the Navy.
Later, he went on to study as a journalist, worked for a while in France, and then suddenly came to Japan.
The reason is 'it in part, he says, to a woman', so it is probably because it chased Japanese girlfriend or work in France got stuck. He said that he began to learn kendo when he was encouraged by his wife, so he seems to have obtained permanent residence through international marriage.
In addition to Lemond reporters, he also works as a narrator, French lecturer, interpreter, and actor, and is far from a true full-time correspondent.
Anyway, it doesn't cover by itself, either, the Japan Times, the Asahi Shimbun English version, and other foreign reporters' fake news, and it is just tailored to French articles.
