Japan's Conspiracy (20)
Japan's Conspiracy (20)
=== Japan is a Demon Nation. ===
Bangladeshi Flooding and Curry Poisoning in Japan
A surprising combination has emerged. I was stunned.
Bangladeshis have been poisoned with arsenic (See Note 1). At first, I couldn't understand the situation at all. But I began recognizing the whole perspective.
For about 30 years, Bangladeshis have been suffering from arsenic poisoning. It is a man-made disaster (See Note 2). I remember that Americans often told me not to eat fish in the river in the US. But now I think it is unnatural. Who poisoned fish? Is it a community's failure?
Then, I thought about the possibility of Japan's involvement with poisoning. For the past about 20 years, there was only one poisoning case in Japan: the mass poisoning of people celebrating a festival in the western town of Sonobe in July 25, 1998 (See Note 3). There was extensive media coverage on this case for quite a long period. I believe that all the Japanese still remember the case still now. The development of the event was extremely unusual and eerie. I checked the date when the poisoning occurred just for confirmation. Again, I was stunned.
On that very day, the impact of an unprecedented scale of flooding became decisive in Bangladeshi, particularly in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital. Two-thirds of the whole nation was flooded. At least 730 people were killed. The number of victims was more than 20 million (See Note 4). Rivers in Bangladeshi are so big that the scale and period is larger in general (See Note 5,6 ).
Since then until October, the extensive flooding continued to inundated Bangladeshi. During this period, The media report spree about the arsenic poisoning was unusual in Japan. The suspected woman, TV reporters, the police and juvenile gangs tried to harass and provoke each other. Most Japanese were fed up with watching such funny news day by day. The suspected woman splashed water against TV reporters several times. But the scene was televised again and again. Now I believe that the unusual behavior was just an insinuation to the Bangladeshi flooding (See Note 7,8).
This turmoil ended when she was arrested on October 4. In Bangladeshi, floods began to recede then.
The evidence of conspiracy
1. These periods were almost the same.
2. Both cases have a lot of things to do with arsenic.
3. The culprit was a woman. In Japan, Ms. Hayashi was arrested. In Bangladeshi, the then female prime minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed was arrested this month (See Note 9).
4. Ms. Hayashi insinuated floods by splashing water against TV reporters.
5. Curry was poisoned during a summer festival. Rice and curry was the staple diet in Bangladeshi. Curry poisoning was just an insinuation.
6. Weather terrorism and contamination terrorism was combined and seen in both countries (See Note 10).
7. In Japan, as usual, there was a variety of red herrings (See Note 11).
8. On August 15, 1985, The then Bangladeshi president was assassinated. Just on this day, Japanese prime minister paid an official visit to Yasukuni Shrine. It was the first official visit by the prime minister since the end of World War II. This day was the 40th anniversary of the end of World War II.
9. On August 13, 1985, there was a terrible aeroplane accident. But the cause and consequences were suspicious and eerie (See Note 12).
10. An Indian airplane was exploded in the air by terrorists on June 23, 1985. On that day, Japan held an 40th anniversary of the fall of
Okinawa and the suicide of Lieutenant General Ushijima (See Note 13).
11. On August 19,2000, a Japanese prime minister visited Bangladeshi. He wasted his time visiting the place where the former Bangladeshi president was assassinated on August 15, 1985 (See Note 14).
I sincerely hope that this hypothesis is just a nightmare. But I am still afraid that they may be tips of ice bergs.
--(See Note 1)--
( I recently happened to read the article below. )
Millennium Development Goals
The eight commandments
Jul 5th 2007 | DHAKA, KOLKATA AND TIMBUKTU
From The Economist print edition
In 2000 the world set itself goals to cut poverty, disease and illiteracy. It will take more than aid to meet them.
The eight commandments
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Bangladesh's arsenic poisoning: who is to blame? Thirty years ago, Bangladeshi villages began pumping arsenic-laced water in a development project gone awry.
http://www.unesco.org/courier/2001_01/uk/planet.htm
--(See Note 3)---
Masumi Hayashi (poisoner)
A communal pot of curry being served to residents of Sonobe district, Wakayama, was poisoned with at least 1000 grams of arsenic--enough to kill over 100 people, on July 25, 1998.
Two children and two adults quickly sickened and died after consuming the curry, and sixty-three others suffered from acute arsenic poisoning. The dead included the council president and vice president of Wakayama, as well as a 10-year old boy and a 16-year old girl.
Masumi Hayashi (murderer) - Wikipedia
--(Note 4)---
Bangladesh floods: rich nations 'must share the blame'
Climate modellers are currently unable to make accurate predictions about such extreme events. But in the short term, they can already say that they are likely to become more frequent, even if not necessarily more severe.
For example, 'once-in-20-year' events, such as the current flood, could now occur every five years. This prediction is supported by the fact that the last flood of similar magnitude occurred not 20 years ago (as we might have expected without any global warming) but only six years ago, in 1998.
Of course, this does not prove conclusively that this flood is due to global warming. But the modelling work of climate scientists does suggest the frequency of such floods will be much greater in future than in the past. And that means that we need to be better prepared for such floods in future.
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Why Bangladesh floods are so bad
BBC News
Recently it has been happening on a 10-year cycle. The last major floods were in 1998 and 1988.
BBC NEWS | South Asia | Why Bangladesh floods are so bad
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Asian Disaster Reduction Center
The Lateset Disaster Information ( Bangladesh : Flood : 1998/07 )
http://www.adrc.or.jp/nationframe.p..._en.php&Lang=en&Key=6&NationCode=50&Frame=yes
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Diarrheal Epidemics in Dhaka, Bangladesh, During Three Consecutive Floods: 1988, 1998, and 2004
An individual river's flood stage was defined by the Flood Forecasting Watch Center, Bangladesh. Using this definition, there were four flood-related diarrheal epidemics: September 6 to October 13, 1988; July 25 to October 13, 1998; July 20 to August 21, 2004; and September 16 to October 24, 2004 .
Diarrheal Epidemics in Dhaka, Bangladesh, During Three Consecutive Floods: 1988, 1998, and 2004
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July 24: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed requested government bureaucrats and non-government organizations to cooperate with the government at the disaster emergency committee.
July 25: Central Dhaka began to be flooded.
July 26: More than 10 million people suffered from the floods.
July 27: More than 100 people were killed.
August 22: The water height of the Padma river reached its record high 23.52 meters.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/bhalo/news/nonsense/bangla1998doc.html
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Descriptions and Pictures about what happened around Ms. Hayashi
ツ「ヒ彗窶ーテ固スRナ陳ァ窶ー竄ャ窶「窶昶?冢窶ケテヲ窶堙??ーツス窶堋ェツ行窶堙ュ窶堙ェ窶堙??堋「窶堙ゥ窶堙娯?堋ゥツ」窶「ツカ窶堙?ステ環真ツ:窶佚・ナスティ窶卍ャ窶「ツカツ催
http://www.imcnews.com/wakayama/wakayama1.html
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窶啀窶唹ナ椎ス窶啀窶啗窶愿コツ(窶愿コツ)
ツ渉ャ窶ケテ鯛?堙??氾堕真ツ須窶敕シ
ナステ?窶堙坂?堙俄?堋ア窶堙俄?堋ア窶堋オ窶堙遺?堋ェ窶堙ァ窶ケLナステ停?冂窶堙家築ツーニ湛窶堙個絶?ヲ窶堙ー窶板≫?堙鯛?堋ケ窶堋ス窶堙ィツ、ナステヲツ催楪陣窶堙姑辰ニ停?愴耽ニ池ニ停?ヲツー窶堙俄?ーナセ窶堋ヲ窶堋ス窶堙ィ窶堋オ窶堙??堋「窶堙ゥ窶堙??堋ォ窶堙俄?吮?ヲ窶廃窶堙姑蓄ニ鱈ニ地ニ脱ニ湛窶堙個青サ窶「i窶堋ェ窶昶?樞?堙ィツ湘」窶堋ー窶「sツ振窶堙嫁?テ冷?堙≫?堙??堋「窶堙ゥ窶堙娯?堋セ窶堙??堋「窶堋、ツ。ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・ツ・
http://www.d6.dion.ne.jp/~k_seto1/old/h199810.html
--(Note 9)--
On July 16, 2007 Hasina was arrested by state police at her home and taken before a local court in Dhaka.
Sheikh Hasina - Wikipedia
--(Note 10)--
Typhoon Man-yi is a made-in-Japan terrorism
Japan's Conspiracy (1)
http://bbs.jword.jp/post.php?op_typ...B5%E5%B2%B9%C3%C8%B2%BD¤t_page=1#105359
--(Note 11)--
Ms. Hayashi's son(16) was raped by an adult woman.
I suspect that this case was a fabrication.
ヒ彗窶ーテ固スRツ渉ュ窶扼窶貼ツ行ナス窶毒陳
和歌山少年暴行事件 - Wikipedia
--(Note 12)--
Meditating Terrorism in 1985
Japan's Conspiracy (1)
--(Note 13)--
Investigation on terrorism is now a controversy in Canada.
Japan's Conspiracy (1)
---(Note 14)--^
Bangladesh's Ahmed supports Japan's bid for the permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20000821a2.html
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