Prime Minister Abe announces resignation – All people, thank you for your hard work “#resignation and arrest are a two-piece set”

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Prime Minister Abe announces resignation – All people, thank you for your hard work “#resignation and arrest are a two-piece set”
Prime Minister Abe has (finally) resigned. All people, thank you for your hard work.

Thank you, people, for all your hard work. There were “joyful” posts from our readers as soon as the first news came in. It was a surprising announcement within not only the opposition but also the Liberal Democratic Party. However, there was nothing particular to take up in the press conference from 5pm on the 28th. It was unusual that there was no prompter, but we felt painful to listen to empty words as usual, which ignore reality, went on and on. We felt painful to listen to him. He never answered important questions such as how to cope with corona, constitutional amendment, public records management and abduction issue. A freelance reporter asked him “whether the media measures that were characteristic of the Abe administration were taken by the prime minister himself or by his staff” and asked whether they were related to democracy. PM Abe became defensive and answered using his pet phrase: “It’s not characteristic of the Abe administration.” And the moderator interrupted what the reporter tried to point out. We saw the very picture of media control. Some reporter asked in-depth question about “privatization of the administration.” However, he answered: “I have no intention to privatize the administration, but I regret the way I explained it, which led to misunderstanding.” He did his way like this until the end. I am so glad to know that he resigned.

However, some people on the internet said that we should have driven him into the corner to hold him accountable instead of letting him use his illness as an excuse to resign. I totally agreed with this opinion.

We had better think “#Resignation and arrest are a good combination” from now on.

The funny thing is that after the news of Prime Minister’s resignation, the Nikkei Stock Average plummeted, while Aso Group shares soared. The Abe administration has been pouring public funds into the market, but now the time has come for the true nature of the administration to be revealed.

Manoji, chief-in-editor
August 29, 2020
Note: Shanti-phula has indicated some parts of the following text in black bold-faced type or in red letters.
English translation of an excerpt of a Japanese article: NHK NEWS WEB – August 28, 2020
Prime Minister Abe makes official announcement of resignation “I cannot confidently respond to a commission”

In a press conference, Prime Minister Abe officially announced his intention to resign because he was no longer able to confidently respond to the mandate as a recurrence of his chronic ulcerative colitis.
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On the other hand, Prime Minister Abe expressed his intention to serve until the next prime minister is appointed .
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過去最高のプレミアムフライデーやんか t.co/yXX72UAdqc

— やんか師匠 2.0 (@GM_YANKA) August 28, 2020

Yanka Shishou2.0

@GM_YANKA

This is the best Premium Friday ever
Kyoto Shimbun @kyoto_np
Prime Minister Abe intends to resign.
He judges it difficult to continue to work due to worsening physical condition

www.kyoto-np.co.jp/articles/-/347061

【悲報】安倍総理の辞任で日経平均株価がえらいことに pic.twitter.com/7Te1Imf9Fe

Osaka-Subway.com/鉄道プレス (@OsakaSubwaycom) August 28, 2020

Osaka-Subway.com/Railway Press

@OsakaSubwaycom

[Sad News] The Nikkei Stock Average plunges on the resignation of PM Abe

安倍総理の辞任のニュースが流れた直後『麻生グループ』の株が高騰してストップ高になったの笑うw

気が早すぎ pic.twitter.com/hpGTbIMorq

— 朝倉日記 (@Asakuranikki) August 28, 2020

Asakura Nikki

@asakuranikki

The Aso Group’s shares soared and hit limit-up immediately after the news PM Abe’s resignation. I laughed at that.

明日から安倍晋三擁護で
ワンツイート50円とか
お金貰えなくなる人も何千人と
出てくるんだぞ!
可哀想じゃないか!

10ツイートで牛丼食べられたのに!

— 北風くるみ(30Aから20Aへ) (@kitakazekurumi) August 28, 2020

Kiatakaze Kurumi(from 30A to 20A)

@kitakazekurumi

There will be thousands of people who cannot get paid 50 per tweet after tomorrow because they defend Shinzo Abe!
Don’t you feel sorry for them!
They could eat a beef bowl for 10 tweets.

麻生スガどっちもいやだー!

— みちろう (@rDoifWIbC8I3kW5) August 28, 2020

Michirou

@rDoifWIbc8I3kW5

I don’t like either Aso or Suga!

辞任した暁には、逮捕できるんですよね。

— 小雨 (@YamaguchiShoko) August 28, 2020

Kosame

@YamaguchiSHoko

When he resigns, they can arrest him, right?

「安倍さん、お待ちしています」 pic.twitter.com/rlfmOCwdUg

— 🏕インドア派キャンパー 📣ⒻⒸⓀⓁⒹⓅ🔥 (@I_hate_camp) August 28, 2020

Indoor camper

@I_hate_camp

“Mr. Abe, I’m waiting for you.”

Editor’s Note: The attached image is the plate of Abashiri Prison.

しかし安倍さんほどグローバル資本のためによく働いた政治家はいなかったね。EPA、FTA、TPPの加盟、水道森林の民営化、大企業減税、消費税率の引き上げ、経済特区、スーパーシティ、移民の解禁、派遣法の強化とかさ、外国人投資家にとっては100点満点だよ。おかげで日本はメチャクチャなんだけどさ。

— まりなちゃん (@t2PrW6hArJWQR5S) August 28, 2020

Marina-chan

@t2PrW6hArJWQR5S

But no politician has ever worked for global capital as hard as Abe did.
He is a perfect person for foreign investors
He accomplished participation in EPA, FTA and TPP, privatization of water supply and forests, large enterprise tax cut, consumption tax hike, special economic zone, super city, immigration lifting, strengthening the Dispatch Law. He is a perfect man for foreign investors. , it’s a perfect score of 100. He has messed up Japan.

しかし、本当に最悪の総理大臣だった。政治の劣化をここまで進めた責任は重い。総理の交代で我が国が真っ当な道に戻ることを期待したい。

— ささきりょう (@ssk_ryo) August 28, 2020

Sasaki Ryo

@ssk_ryo

But he was really the worst prime minister ever.
He assumes a heavy responsibility for deteriorating politics to this point.
I hope that a change of prime minister will get our country back on the right track.

何も変わらないさ。ぼくたちが変わらなければ。

— 三春充希(はる) ⭐みらい選挙プロジェクト (@miraisyakai) August 28, 2020

Miharu Mitsuki(Haru) – Mirai Election Project

@miraisyakai

I think that nothing will change unless we change.

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