共産主義の浸透 - Communist Infiltration

It is unfortunate that more people in Japan are not aware of the danger of encroaching communist infiltration or, if they are, do not take it seriously. Throughout time, Japan has been able to maintain itself as a unique and independent nation in spite of being pressed by much larger powers nearby because of the unity of the Japanese people. Even in those times when there was no national political unity there was still a cultural unity by all of the Japanese people under His Majesty the Emperor. Today, however, that unity is being undermined and endangered and the culprits in Japan are the same culprits who have been pushing this agenda in other First World countries; it is the leftist, Marxists that dominate the elite media, the teacher's unions and higher education in Japan. Notice they focus only on First World countries; that displays their communist core beliefs. They target only countries that have been successful and prosperous because they believe this must have been achieved unjustly and so these countries have to be torn down and impoverished so that others can rise up. These key institutions in society; the media, education and even some in popular entertainment, are pushing a policy of "shame" on Japan. They discourage any displays of national pride because, they claim, these are signs of arrogance and they most oppose any reminders or traces of the history of the pre-1945 Empire of Japan.

Their true aim, however, is obvious. They target things like the national anthem, the national flag and even the monarchy will be targeted if they are allowed to continue, because they wish to destroy Japanese unity, the distinct Japanese cultural identity and national pride. Marxists are and have always been internationalists and so national pride is disgusting to them as it interferes in their global agenda for one international ruling elite over a population that is entirely the same. The influence of these people is seeping into Japanese society and growing, little by little, all the time. They want to forbid the singing of the Kimigayo, forbid the display of the Hinomaru because these are symbols of national pride and of the distinct, independent and powerful Japan that existed before 1945. If they are successful in this they will certainly target the only other institution that remains from that time, that has remained throughout all of Japanese history which is the monarchy. As communists, they are inherently and unalterably opposed to monarchy anywhere in the world and the Japanese monarchy is the oldest and most prestigious in the world so they will want to see it destroyed most of all. And if that happens, Japan will simply cease to exist because the anchor that has held Japan firm throughout thousands of years will be gone. This is a matter that must be taken very seriously and everyone in Japan should recognize this threat and exercise the defense of the institution that is the core, the foundation, the very heart and soul of Japan itself.