- 17 May 2007
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Japan's Conspiracy (17-2)
ツ?。the Japanese Food Production System
I feel that there are no food production companies that produce and distribute food in complete compliance with the rules in Japan.
Once we look into the food industry, every kind of fraud can be seen, including false labeling, false ingredients, false origins and false displays of agricultural chemicals.
I am not a professional. But it was not difficult to know the fact. That means that many managers and workers are knowingly engaging in such dubious work. However, they have no sense of guilt at all.
What happens there?
------------Behind the stage, there are traps in common with those in money laundering and organized stalking-----------
1. False food production is forced by the government to some extent.
PURPOSE
(1) to increase the number of people who blindly follow the government including the voting in the elections.
In Japan traffic regulations are a little bit unique. Usually, the police give silent approval to speeding, up to 10 kph. But this is always at their mercy. For that reason, companies pay money to police-affiliated organizations periodically in order to make sure that their business goes smoothly.
In the food industry, there are similar practices. One of them is false labeling. Although this fraud is a serious crime and betrayal against the consumers, there are no hygienic and diagnostic problems on them.
You may think these frauds are committed by individual immoral managers, but, in reality, most of those frauds are forced by the government. The degree and level of frauds differs case by case.
The real purpose of such illegal abetting is not money making but "the increase of the number of blind followers"
Immoral, even illegal, misdemeanors can be crucial proof for blind obedience.
People who dare to conduct such misdemeanors when they are asked are much more trustworthy than those who simply say that they promise. Sometimes people who promise whatever they do if asked often resist to do illegal things at the last moment.
In most Japanese organizations, workers are several times asked to do such misdemeanors. But the moment is usually a critical one for the workers' future promotion. If a worker shows a smack of anger or reluctance, the boss would regard him or her as a would-be whistleblower or even a traitor. Such a worker usually begins to be harassed not only by bosses, but also by colleagues and even his or her subordinates. Those subordinates are mostly guaranteed for their future promotion by the management behind the stage.
Such workers can't quit the company. They know what happens next. When they go to job interviews at another company, the company's job interviewer always calls to the worker's former company, asking their opinion about them. If the former company says that they don't like him, the worker can never find a new job in Japan.
All the organizations are monolithic under the government in Japan. Economically and seemingly this system works, but it turns out to be a complete debacle as you know.
This kind of conspiracy works very well to maintain the same party's rule for mostly 60 years in Japan in particular. It has deepen the conspiracy network and make the whole society obscure and incomprehensible. Such obscurity also works very well to deceive foreign mass media and politicians.
ツ?。the Japanese Food Production System
I feel that there are no food production companies that produce and distribute food in complete compliance with the rules in Japan.
Once we look into the food industry, every kind of fraud can be seen, including false labeling, false ingredients, false origins and false displays of agricultural chemicals.
I am not a professional. But it was not difficult to know the fact. That means that many managers and workers are knowingly engaging in such dubious work. However, they have no sense of guilt at all.
What happens there?
------------Behind the stage, there are traps in common with those in money laundering and organized stalking-----------
1. False food production is forced by the government to some extent.
PURPOSE
(1) to increase the number of people who blindly follow the government including the voting in the elections.
In Japan traffic regulations are a little bit unique. Usually, the police give silent approval to speeding, up to 10 kph. But this is always at their mercy. For that reason, companies pay money to police-affiliated organizations periodically in order to make sure that their business goes smoothly.
In the food industry, there are similar practices. One of them is false labeling. Although this fraud is a serious crime and betrayal against the consumers, there are no hygienic and diagnostic problems on them.
You may think these frauds are committed by individual immoral managers, but, in reality, most of those frauds are forced by the government. The degree and level of frauds differs case by case.
The real purpose of such illegal abetting is not money making but "the increase of the number of blind followers"
Immoral, even illegal, misdemeanors can be crucial proof for blind obedience.
People who dare to conduct such misdemeanors when they are asked are much more trustworthy than those who simply say that they promise. Sometimes people who promise whatever they do if asked often resist to do illegal things at the last moment.
In most Japanese organizations, workers are several times asked to do such misdemeanors. But the moment is usually a critical one for the workers' future promotion. If a worker shows a smack of anger or reluctance, the boss would regard him or her as a would-be whistleblower or even a traitor. Such a worker usually begins to be harassed not only by bosses, but also by colleagues and even his or her subordinates. Those subordinates are mostly guaranteed for their future promotion by the management behind the stage.
Such workers can't quit the company. They know what happens next. When they go to job interviews at another company, the company's job interviewer always calls to the worker's former company, asking their opinion about them. If the former company says that they don't like him, the worker can never find a new job in Japan.
All the organizations are monolithic under the government in Japan. Economically and seemingly this system works, but it turns out to be a complete debacle as you know.
This kind of conspiracy works very well to maintain the same party's rule for mostly 60 years in Japan in particular. It has deepen the conspiracy network and make the whole society obscure and incomprehensible. Such obscurity also works very well to deceive foreign mass media and politicians.