Grandson of the Japanese war criminal who signed that country’s declaration of war against the U.S., Shinzo Abe is following in the footsteps of Nobosuke Kishi (his grandfather), as well as those of Kishi’s associates in Japan’s expansionist empire. Revising school textbooks about World War II, passing a new secrecy law, instituting greater state control of news media, dramatically increasing defense spending while moving to alter the constitution to permit a more militaristic agenda, Abe is turning back the Japanese historical and political clock. Japanese government officials are openly sanctioning anti-Korean racism and networking with organizations that promote that doctrine. Several members of Abe’s government network with Japanese neo-Nazis. Vice-Prime Minister Taro Aso is a longtime admirer of Nazi political strategy and advocates using the Nazi method for seizing power to sneak constitutional change past the Japanese public.
Recorded June 10, 2007 REALAUDIO MP3: Side 1 | Side 2 Introduction: Analyzing the ongoing influence of fascism in Germany’s Axis partners (Japan and Italy), the program illustrates that, as novelist William Faulkner said: “The past is never dead and buried. It isn’t even past.” Beginning with the acquittal of the accused murderers of former […]
Listen: MP3 Side 1 | Side 2 REALAUDIO Introduction: In Mein Kampf (his autobiography and political manifesto), Adolph Hitler spoke of the big lie: “Most people tell little lies. They would be ashamed to tell big ones. They would never credit others with such great impudence as the complete reversal of facts. Even explanations would long […]
In Asian countries, the prosperous, educated Chinese minorities endure an often lethal persecution similar to that endured by the Jews of Europe. The Japanese used this dynamic to perpetrate the “Sook Ching Massacres” during World War II.
Sushi industry domination in the United States by True World Group—a Moon proprietary
by Iris Chang; In December 1937, the Japanese army systematically raped, tortured, and murdered more than 300,000 Chinese civilians.
At the time of her death, Iris Chang was researching a book chronicling the experiences of survivors of the Bataan Death March.
Norbert Schlei, former assistant attorney general under JFK, attempted to redeem Japanese government bonds issued against the M‑Fund, a slush fund from Japanese loot from WWII.
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