Japan's Conspiracy (17-4)
Japan's Conspiracy (17-4)
ツ?。Latest "Trojan Horses"
There have been so many news insinuating conspiracy that I can't write all of them. But I pick up some of them.
1. This US petty officer is a Japanese collaborator. When the Japanese government is angry against the US, some US officers commit funny crimes coincidentally.
Usually their families are all Japanese collaborators. Since before WWII, there have been a variety of Japanese collaborators in most countries, particularly the US.
Check the officer's family. But you should know that it is very difficult to find evidence. They are well-prepared.
Behind this case, the victims, the police, doctors, prosecutors, lawyers and judges are also collaborators. some of them are forced and others are willing collaborators.
---JAPAN TODAY----------------
TOKYO — Police arrested a U.S. Navy sailor Thursday on suspicion of attempting to murder a Japanese girl and a woman who were found stabbed in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, in the morning. The 19-year-old petty officer 2nd class, from the frigate USS Gary stationed at the U.S. Navy's Yokosuka base, was taken into custody by police after he was found at a department store in the city at around 11 a.m.
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2. These policemen are also Japanese collaborators.
This kind of coincidence is impossible without conspiracy. Sometimes American celebrities fall into such complicated traps. Those conspiracy often occur at the time which is very convenient for the Japanese government.
Al Gore's Live Earth concert in Shanghai on July 7th was a damned occasion for the Japanese government.
Kyoto Protocol has revealed its defect. He has ignored Japan. On the day of the concert,
Kyushu Island, one of the nearest islands in the Japanese archipelago to Shanghai, was hit by torrential rain. Somebody might have spread carbon dioxide above the East China Sea as a mockery against the concert.
-----CNN--------------------------
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) — Former Vice President Al Gore's son, Albert Gore III, was arrested early Wednesday morning in Orange County, California on suspicion of possessing marijuana and prescription drugs, Jim Amormino of the Orange County Sheriff's Department told CNN.
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3. Every summer the UK see terrorism.
Radical Islamist cause has nothing to do with the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. The mastermind has something to do with it.
The UK is an obstacle for the Japanese government's dream to rule the world.
(1)Noble British Monarchy
(2)Prevailing English language
(3)Anti-corruption campaign
(4)Pro-developing country attitude
(5)Substantial business and financial control
Those terrorists are the same kind of people I mentioned above.
---Economist----------------------------
SOGGY days at Wimbledon, the tinkle of ice-cream vans and now a terrorist plot: a typical summer in Britain. A year after police foiled an alleged plan to blow up ten transatlantic flights, and two years after four suicide bombers killed 52 people in London, two new attacks in the capital and one in Glasgow have pushed the tennis—and the new prime minister—off the front pages. For all their efforts to disrupt the British way of life, such annual conspiracies are instead becoming part of it.
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4. The day is very special.
Japan, again, interrupted the UN efforts by launching an irrelevant campaign on the same day.
This time, it was "the seven wonders of the world" campaign. Japan successfully excluded Egypt, Brazil and other poor countries. Japan recommended its "Kiyomizu Shrine" for the wonder. But who knows.
The Japanese government really hope that developing countries continue to lag behind for ever, because its aim is to become the world No.1 country.
I sincerely hope to hear the argument from the people and organizations concerned.
And I also hope that every country will be more careful about these conspiracies. I hope this hypothesis will end up to be just a pipe dream.
---Economist---------------------------------
MAKE poverty history is a compelling slogan. Halve it by 2015, in contrast, is a measurable commitment. That is the logic behind the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a host of targets in the struggle against global deprivation, disease and illiteracy, set by the world's leaders at a United Nations jamboree in 2000.
Quick to spot a resonant date in the calendar, the UN has declared Saturday July 7th as the official halfway point towards these 2015 deadlines.
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