The Sewol incident is likely to be caused by the Obama administration.
In an article picked up on April 22 by
the editor of Shanti Pula website, I showed that the Sewol incident was likely
to be “ritual murder.” Judging from this
article and yesterday post on Fulford information, I suppose that the
incident was likely to be caused by the Obama administration. Taking into consideration this possibility,
the following four articles I picked up today are linked to one another.
The owner of the Sewol is a figure called
as the founder of a cult religion, *“Kwonpa”and the teaching of the group is reportedly “whatever crime a
believer commit, it never constitutes a crime.
As seen in the second article, Pope Francis gave such an unusual
remark. This is because he had known
that the incident was ritual murder, I suppose.
Since she had naturally known about it, President Park Geun-hye made a
slip of the tongue; she said “just like ‘murder’”. This remark carried such connotation.
She knows that if she tells the truth, she
would probably be killed like her father.
This is why she looked scared to respond to this incident on the TV
screen. It can be said that the incident
is a Korean version of the AUM Shinrikyo incident. It appears most likely that the incident will
be settled as terrorism by this Korean cult group. Like the sarin gas incident by AUM Shinrikyo,
this incident is such an unusual incident that we cannot think of anything but
behind-the-scenes manipulation of the CIA.
That aside, coverage of the Japanese media
on this incident is awful. If a reporter
of the first article seriously thinks of the incident this way, it shows how
inferior Japanese journalism is.
Masatoshi
Takeshita
May 1,
2014
(Translator’s note) *Quonpa – phonetic
spelling
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English translation of an excerpt from a
Japanese article: Business Media Makoto – April 30, 2014 –
“Just like murder” – President Park
Geun-hye makes a slip of the tongue on the Sewol accident
It is often the case that a catastrophic
incident becomes a “catastrophe” to a government. One such example is just about to be in
progress in Korea. It is an accidental
sinking of the passenger ship Sewol carrying 473 passengers. Since the accident occurred on April 16, the
government has given a belated response to it and changed announcements again
and again. Furthermore, they have been
slow to engage in rescue operations.
President Park Geun-hye approval ratings have
fallen in association with her response to the accident. There is something that is bothering me about
the president’s remark, although I am not sure if she tried to win a
come-from-behind victory. She mentioned in the passing that the captain and many crew
escaped the ship, paying no attention to the passengers the escape of whom from
the ship they were supposed to spearhead, “just like murder.”
There is a world of difference between the
criticism against the crew of the media and ordinary people and the president’s
remark “just like murder.”
If President Park Geun-hye had made this
remark to stop a drop in her approval ratings, I think it is the very concept
of populism. Populists often use a trick
to attack others in words readily acceptable to the public.
The president’s remark of “murder” is not
simply populism but in some situations it sounds like a remark that disregards
fundamental human rights in modern society.
In modern society, one is considered innocent until proved guilty;
presumption of innocence is the principle.
Her remark is infringement of human rights.
If the president had specified the target
of attack to avert the backlash against her, it is the worst act as a
politician. If she had said so because
she really though so, I doubt if she is eligible for the post of president. I wonder if Japan is prepared to get along
with such president like President Park Geun-hye.
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English translation of an excerpt from aJapanized version of the JoongAng Ilbo – April 26, 2014 –
Pope
hopes for moral rebirth of South Korean people
Pope Francis (right) and Bishop You
Heung-sik (left)
Bishop Lazzaro You Henung-sik of the
Daejeon Diocese met Pope Francis at the Vatican on April 24 (local time). Bishop You Henung-sik expressed his
appreciation to the pope who had given prayer vigil for the victims of the
passenger ship Sewol.
The Pope said: “I express my condolences
for all Korean people. I’m preparing for
visiting South Korea to meet the young and I express my deepest condolences
over the loss of so many young lives.”
He also stressed that he hoped the South Korean
people to take the Sewol tragedy as an occasion for moral and spiritual rebirth.”
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English translation of an excerpt from a
Japanese article: Breaking News- Korea, give me a break! – April 29,
2014 –
[2channel responses][Sewol Sinking Tragedy]
Is this the reason why the Pope got furious?
A TV show “Morning Bird” reveals that there were teachings of a cult
behind the sinking incident: “whatever crime a believer commits, it never
constitutes a crime” and “you don’t need to repent.” – They are in the news as
national character of Koreans.
240: nameless station Apr.28, 2014 (Mon.)
08:15:51.50 ID:ZhVng28Z.net
(´・ω・`)
Former aide to the owner of sunken cruise
ship –teaching of cult and its brainwashing
By Chairman
of Korean Christianity Heresy Consultation Association
“Whatever crime you commit, it never
constitutes a crime”
Shadow of cult religion behind
accident? Continued searching
–
Sorrow-stricken South Koreas
Teaching of the cult - “You don’t need to repent.
165: nameless station Apr.28, 2014 (Mon.)
08:12:24.65 ID:oB20qCPI.net
Korean
cult has come!!!
172: nameless station Apr.28, 2014 (Mon.)
08:12:38.21 ID:7iPAmLqH.net
Unheard-of
religion www
194: nameless station Apr.28, 2014 (Mon.)
08:13:26.00 ID:Tw06FuD5.net
Is
this something like Unification Church or Soka Gakkai?
279: nameless station Apr.28, 2014 (Mon.)
08:17:45.57 ID:oSsNebXH.net
It is no surprise that
the Pope gave South Koreans candid advice.
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English translation of an excerpt from a
Japanese article: Yahoo News – April 23, 2014 –
Former Chairman of Semo Group Yoo Byung-eun
The prosecution has revealed the full truth
of injustice of the family of former Chairman of Semo
Group Yoo Byung-eun, 73, who is believed to be an actual owner of the Sewol.
The prosecution raided
not only Semo Group affiliated companies including the Cheonghaejin Marine Co. but also the Evangelical Baptist Church (also known as Kwonpa),
of which Byung-eun is said to be the central figure; it is unusual to
raid religious groups.
In the morning on April 23, the Special
Investigation Team of Incheon District Prosecutors Office in charge of investigating
the operator of the Sewol, searched Byung-eun’ home for confiscation and
dispatched investigators to an Kwonpa-linked religious group in Younsan
District.
It is also reported that representatives of Semo Group-affiliates and most of the
crew of the Sewol, including Capt. Lee Joon-seok are Kwonpa followers.
It appears that the prosecution began
investigating the Kwonpa-linked religious facilities because they concluded
that the religious group not only had its followers occupy a great part of Semo
Group executives but exercised an influence on the whole management of the
group. They are going to thoroughly uncover
virtually every suspicion that is seen in company investigation such as
embezzlement, breach of trust, tax evasion, window-dressing accounts and concealment
of assets.
The home of Byung-eun’ family in Seoul was
also intensively searched. It has been
revealed that former chairman’s family and Semo Group
executives have formed “Semo Town” in the exclusive residential area
across*Yomugokton for communal life.
(Translator’s note) * Yomugokton - phonetic
spelling
Since the former chairman has a certain
specific characteristic that he places a high value on the management of Semo
Group and religion as practically a “community” without separating from each
other and also enjoys undercover action, it can be predicted that many clues
about mismanagement are hidden at home.