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It is interesting to see how old stereotypes resurface in desperate times. Here's the campaign statement of a candidate running for office in Oita (taken from the Japan Topics list):
Original in Japanese
=> http://www.biocom-jp.com/weblog/antisem2.php
Translation (by Zachary Braverman):
I wonder how virulent such views are in Japan.
There's another related article on Zachary's weblog:
Anti-Semitism in Japan
Original in Japanese
=> http://www.biocom-jp.com/weblog/antisem2.php
Translation (by Zachary Braverman):
I have declared my candidacy for the Japanese House of Representatives in order to protect my country from destruction and hijacking by the international Jewish organization. Our priceless country, which we have inherited from our ancestors, is gradually being taken over and destroyed by the international Jewish organization. Have you noticed?
About 10 years ago, at the instigation of the Jews, Japan entered an economic bubble period. When the bubble burst, the banks were left with massive bad loans and vulnerable to being swallowed up by Jewish capital. Increased national and local bonds have resulted in massive debt, which, when combined with the rapidly falling birthrate and aging of our society, leaves Japan in a decayed and weakened state. Internationalization (Jewification) is proceeding simultaneously, and the Jews continue their encroachment on the blood of the Japanese race.
Depopulation of rural areas also continues, leading to declining agriculture and dependence on foreign countries for food. We are also dependent on other countries for military protection, labor (hollowing out of industry), and energy (because of increasing use of automobiles). Even the prime minister Tanaka Kakuei, whose goal was energy independence for Japan, was crucified by a Jewish conspiracy. We are dependent on foreign currency for food and energy, and to obtain this foreign currency we must rely on exports. Thus our country forced into a position where we are unable to say "NO" to the international Jewish organization.
If I am elected to the House of Representatives, I will struggle against this unfortunate reality.
I wonder how virulent such views are in Japan.
There's another related article on Zachary's weblog:
Anti-Semitism in Japan