The shape of the end Japan

 

THE NEW HISTORY EYES

Presented by hirotsugu nishina

 

Vol.0073…”The shape of the end of this country”

 

The impact of the attack (assassination) on former Prime Minister Abe on Japanese society as a whole was enormous. I'm curious about the truth of the case and the outcome of the trial. It is said that arresting a red-handed murderer would not leave the realm of capital punishment, but the situation is not so easy to settle. Because there was a clear discrepancy between the claims of the police and the medical side, and the whereabouts of the missing bullet (fatal evidence) was unknown, so there was nothing to prove at the trial. Also, the suspect's criminal liability for complex post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is also questioned, so lay judges find it difficult to reach a decision. After the psychiatric examination, it will probably be several years before the charges are decided or not. I predict that the likelihood of going into a labyrinth at trial is high.

The politician's remarks, which exposed the lack of awareness that the deep relationship between the former Unification Church and politicians, including the Liberal Democratic Party, is an emergency situation that threatens the survival of the country, will be a major cause of the destruction of Japan as a nation. The Abe clan's relationship with the former Unification Church, which has spanned three generations, has been passed down to successive prime ministers, but if religion and power are combined and abused, they will act like Robespierre in the French Revolution. There may be no help for it even if citizens can come out. Even if Yamagami's actions are never to be forgiven, everyone has an image of him as a deadly executioner. However, even if there is intent to kill, if you don't take action, it won't be an attempt or an incident, but if no one can do anything about it, you may be in a psychological situation where you can't endure it no matter how much self-control you have. . Therefore, we cannot rule out the possibility that the second and third Yamagami suspects will follow suit. It is the original job of a politician to prevent such incidents from happening, but it is a fact that they neglected or neglected this, so I wonder if Japan's democracy will turn in the right direction in the future. The public will have to think seriously about whether or not this is the case. It is highly possible that the issue will be resolved when Japan's two-party era comes, but it will take another half century, and it is impossible to predict whether Japan will exist until then. I don't want the end of this country to continue like this.