As I have often pointed out, it would be
natural that future is like what is written in this article. People who have listened to my lectures since
early times know that I had called attention to this kind of stuff long
before.
Being short of time, I have provided
various kinds of information through Unity Design (now: Shanti Phula) to let as many people as
possible know it since March 11, 2011.
Unless you acquire intelligence not to be deceived
by false information and sensitivity to discriminate between truth and falsehood,
you will be manipulated by bad guys as they wish.
Piecing together all information I have provided,
you will understand that the future direction I have shown you is mostly true.
I do want to avoid war by all means. Some of you may remember what I talked about
in a lecture held in Fukuoka long time ago: “Your son may get drafted.” Reading this article now, you will understand
that I did not say it in joke at all.
Masatoshi Takeshita
English translation of a Japanese article: “Monju Bosatsu” – August 15, 2012 –
Source: Aobadai Life – August 15, 2012 –
Probably
Japan Cannot Evade Rearmament
As I have to write this kind of text on the
anniversary of the end of World War II, I have mixed feelings about it. I feel that
considering the trend around Japan, neo nationalism has gained power and
remilitarization cannot be avoided.
Basically, looking
back to history, when a country suffers depression, nationalism gains power and
the country tends to be exclusivist.
Some of typical examples are the Nazis and prewar Japan. The bigger mistrust toward the established
political party becomes, the more greatly people lean
towards new political clout, military and religion which insist on their
radical stance. As a result,
minority community in society will be targeted.
In Japan now, the fever
of Ishin-no-kai (Osaka Restoration Group) led by Osaka Governor Hashimoto has
gained momentum.
However, regrettably, antipathy to South Korea,
which itself has problems and often sees demonstrations occur, may be reaching boiling point. Their view on what they consider power,
including vested interest related to the pachinko industry, cult religions and
conspiracy theories, seems to be horrifyingly similar to the hostile view of
Jews by the Nazis. As seen in the London
Olympic Games, South Korea in question does anything for Japan-bashing; not
only anti-Japanese education but also acquittal of anti-Japanese riots. And now President of South Korea
Lee-Myung-bak made remarks that Japanese Emperor can visit Korea if he begs forgiveness. As you know, the Emperor is a holy existence
like religion for Japanese and the Japanese public exploded with wrath. Additionally, as automakers and home
appliance makers have been severely beaten by Korean counterparts, for which Japan
is to be blamed, many Japanese feel quite bitter about their rise.
Under these
circumstances, a Hong Kong private organization landed on the Senkaku islands
on the anniversary of the end of the World War II. I wonder what the spirits of the war dead
might think in the heaven on this August 15.
The very thought of it makes me sad and miserable. As Japan was insulted
on the anniversary, nationalism of Japanese will inevitably gain power.
However, what China and Korea want to avoid
most for their security should be Japan’s rearmament. Their excessive provocation seems to worsen
the situation.
If the Ishin-no-kai holds
a casting vote in the next election, they might take tough measures in foreign
policy such as rushing into rearmament, with such forceful attitude for good or
ill as seen in Osaka.
The LDP is considering restoration
of conscription. It is the only thing I do
not want to be realized.