Mystery on flight123,1985.


I had dinner at acquaintance home in Kokubunji the evening on August 12 of 1985. A noisy roaring sound from Yamanashi district also rang in San-tama suddenly. More than 500 victims were taken out, but though it’s painful that there were 4 survivors, it’s remembered that I was moved painfully. The cause of the accident and a truth don’t seem to be fixed yet, and causality is buried in the jumbled darkness of various views. I don’t run through whether Mr. Nakasone who was a prime minister knows the truth then, but the meaningful word to which I say “This thing is taken to a graveyard.” is left. A wrong opinion of airplane maintenance, a falling on one’s rear accident leaving opinion, a pressure partition explosive opinion and a missile bombed opinion, it also seems to meet whichever is seen, and you can’t be convinced. Below is selfish inference, but I don’t think it’s an impossible thing personally. Japan was developing OS of domestic product “Tron” and was doing the world standard adoption in immediateness in 1984. USA announced Super 301 clause of the Omnibus Trade Act to this, and I made them stop a Tron plan. MAC and Windows were also the time which isn’t published yet. A Japanese semiconductor strategy was overwhelming the world in 1980 ‘s. When it even was OS inclusion of a PC, American industry should receive the shock which is to the extent a sudden death was met. A nail was stuck into Japan which was rapid growth of right shoulder rising as a vanquished nation. I say that 17 thoron OS developers in the world highest peak (Matsushita’s staff) boarded flight 123. A thoron plan suffers a setback more than their death, and the world has changed with rise of Windows 95 and MAC. There is back in the true inside certainly, and there seems to be something which isn’t supposed to go out to a table. I think a political diplomatic element is filled with the truth, and I don’t have that.

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