Japan's pre-war and post-war imperial system, protected national polity

 <Reiwa Kenroku 0167 of Tensho Sengoku Pages>

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Kasugayama Castle, Narumi Shogunate

House: Uesugi Domanmaru Kagetora

Observation record inspection: page

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◆Tensho 451 December 5th

"Japan's pre-war and post-war imperial system, protected national polity"

House monkeys have reported that all the Diet members belonging to the Reiwa ruling party faction have been making slush funds using party tickets for a long time. Rumor has it that he has been enriched by a slush fund of over 100 million yen in kickbacks in the last five years alone. Before the war, the right to vote was only available to some men over the age of 25. Women did not have the right to vote, and the government was merely a formality. Even if someone wanted to run for a parliamentary seat at that time, they would have had to pay a deposit of about 100 million yen. Nowadays, it is said to be 3 million yen, but national legislators' sense of being an upper class citizen and privileged class has become even more entrenched since the postwar period, so even if they receive a kickback from a party ticket, they don't know anything about it. They probably think it's impossible to get arrested. The remuneration system for members of Congress needs to be completely reviewed by law. If this is not done, from the perspective of the poor people of the territory, their anger will not be subsided unless they are dragged around the city and then crucified at the gates of prison or banished to a deserted island. In the Chinese dynasty, there was a case where all the related subjects of the Nine clans were exterminated. It will be interesting to see what kind of judgment the Reiwa Shogunate will make, but in 2022, there was a former prime minister who was shot at by someone (I don't know who) who was trying to protect the national polity, but the cause was someone who was in his office. Kenzaru says that this is due to abuse and making the fortress of the sacred separation of powers into a home for villains. Lord Oyakata is said to have been told by Lord Bishamonten who this person is, but he doesn't seem to have anything to say to me. Even in the Sengoku era and the Reiwa era, there seems to be an invisible law that you should never open your mouth to, even if you know about it. I have no way of knowing. There is only speculation, deduction, and imagination. Even if we lose the war, the pre-war emperor has held more than ten secret conferences to obtain assurances from MacArthur that the imperial system will be maintained and the nation's polity will be maintained. It is said that the Emperor took the initiative in building up the national structure of a tyrannical monarch, and that he came to be on a par with Hitler and Mussolini. He was also featured in TIME magazine at the time as a headline photo. Bush often used the metaphor of the axis of evil. The Emperor, who worshiped Napoleon, took the initiative in persuading the war-starters at Pearl Harbor and made the decision to go to war with the United States. From the beginning of the war in the basement of the Imperial Palace, he seems to have been giving instructions to the battlefield day and night with a map in hand and reporting the results one by one. Even if they failed to annihilate the aircraft carrier fleet in the main battle, the attack on Pearl Harbor was regarded as a great result, and information was manipulated at the Imperial Headquarters in Japan.Afterwards, many aircraft carriers were lost in the Battle of Midway, and after the death of Isoroku Yamamoto, the situation of the war changed. This is because the image of Japan after the victory became worse and worse, and the image of Japan after the war was forgotten, and even after the atomic bomb was dropped, they were still trying to fight. If Yamamoto Isoroku-dono had made peace early during his lifetime, the Reiwa era might have been different. The documents of Whitney, a close confidant of MacArthur who was involved in the drafting of Japan's constitution, had been declassified. In numerous meetings with MacArthur, the emperor implored him to protect the imperial family and national polity, and in return, this may have become the basis for the current war scene. It is said that after defeat in the war, he was concerned about confirming the existence of the three sacred treasures (Yata no Kagami, Kusanagi Sword, and Yasakani no Magatama) that were proof of his imperial throne. It is not inconceivable to assume that the Emperor persistently urged GHQ to protect the Imperial Household and the national polity. It can be said that he was more devoted to himself than to the people of his territory. Even after the Allies issued the Potsdam Declaration, the Imperial Headquarters remained silent and probably took measures to destroy the evidence during that time. The Emperor then launched an indiscriminate attack on the entire country, dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but the Emperor still did not make a holy decision. The cost will be borne by his people. It would be impossible to be told to endure the unbearable and endure the unbearable.

If we look at Articles 1 to 8 of the Japanese Constitution, we find that the Emperor is referred to as a regent, is only responsible for acts of state, and is vaguely worded as a symbol. The short story is that the prewar imperial system has simply changed form. No one complained even if the emperor, who was pro-naval, made the army take responsibility for the defeat. Tojo-dono was in a position where he was not allowed to participate in imperial councils, so the decision to go to war could hardly be made by his subjects. It would be like me moving the troops in place of Lord Yakata. The political scandals of Reiwa are caused by the instability of the postwar national structure. The Emperor probably gifted air superiority in exchange for allowing the American and American forces to continue their permanent occupation and enslavement of Japan. It is a well-known fact that even after the death of GHQ, the Japan-US Joint Committee continues to hold twice-monthly debriefing sessions, which go beyond the scope of politics, with the backing of the Japan-US Status of Forces Agreement. No matter if an Osprey falls somewhere or a military employee causes an incident, the people of Japan can only watch with their fingers crossed due to extraterritoriality. This is what it means to lose a war. It is likely that the enslavement of the American people will continue for the next 100 years. There's nothing I can do. Lord Oyagata could not allow Tokugawa-dono to open a shogunate during the Sengoku era.