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Former Commander in Chief Dennis Blair Clearly States: “No military crisis is in East Asia.”
Previously, I commented about the Fulford information that Mr. Dennis Blair is spiritually guided by the “Galactic Federation.” He is the person I expect to work on the Sasagawa Peace Foundation and Japan handlers to lead Japan in the right direction.
An article which confirms my opinion has
been published. If Mr. Dennis Blair’s statement is his real thought, you will
understand well that he is the person spiritually guided by the “Galactic
Federation” who works together with the White Dragon Society.
I have mentioned that a group led by the
Shadow Emperor which was rushing headlong on the path of World War III together
with the Bush/Nazi camp is turning for direction. You will see that it is true.
They have no intention to start a war. Among the group are the Unification
Church and Kim Jong-un, the supreme leader of North Korea. Kim Jong-un has a
relieved look because he has been liberated from a war. North Korea has made a
vigorous approach to Russia. I think this is a sign that this camp has
renounced a World War III.
Masatoshi
Takeshita
April
29, 2015
English translation of a Japanese article: Nikkan Gendai – April 28, 2015 –
Former
Commander in Chief Dennis Blair Clearly States: “No military crisis is in East
Asia.”
“Prepare for a contingency” is an
outrageous fabrication.
(c) Nikkan
Gendai
The Abe administration which rushes to
introduce legislation toward establishment of national security act is fueling
a sense of crisis as if a contingency were near at hand. It is an outrageous
fabrication.
Former Commander in
Chief, U.S. Pacific Command Dennis Blair (former Director of National
Intelligence, U.S.) recently gave
a lecture in the Foreign Correspondents’ Club, where he clearly stated:
“Although
there have been many reports on the possibility for an outbreak of
Sino-Japanese war, I don’t think so. The military situation in East Asia is
very stable and I think such situation will last a long time.”
Mr. Blair gave a clear reason to support
his opinion.
“Territorial disputes in East Asia other than
a partial exception are mostly related to islands. A large-scale military
operation is necessary to change the territorial right of the islands and an
invading nation has to keep on controlling the air and the sea for a long
period of time. And unlike in Eastern Europe and Middle East, in East Asia
countries are not adjacent to other countries. Therefore, no ground war over
border line will occur and there is no risk of religious or racial conflicts
and proxy wars.”
For this reason, he flatly stated that it
is “very unlikely that North Korea will invade South Korea. How about Senkaku
islands?
“It is very unlikely that China will be
able to militarily control Senkaku islands. If it makes an attempt to do so,
China will fail and take a big political risk.”
Additionally, Mr.
Blair said: “Looking around East Asia, there is
no place where any conflict will likely occur. We see tensions in economic
relations.”
Director of National Intelligence Mr. Blair
used to serve as supervises the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and is
authorized to control the personnel and budget of 16 intelligence agencies of
the Federal government. In other words, the director is the boss of
intelligence. It appears that this lecture will
definitely cause a stir in premature discussion on legal amendment in the Abe
administration.