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The Japanese deep state was rebooted by the US deep state after the Japanese defeat in WW2.[1][2] The Japanese government took a much more careful line than other countries as regards the COVID jabs.

The Japanese deep state, since World War II, has been used to run the country as a tool of the US deep state.

Background

Japanese culture traditionally emphasises obedience to authority.

History

The Yakuza has played an important part in the Japanese deep state.[citation needed]

20th Century

WW2

After WW2, the Japanese deep state was rebuilt by the US deep state, together with a political party, quite possibly using Yamashita's Gold.[3] Like in Germany, a significant number of war criminals were absolved to be involved in the reconstruction of the country.

A wartime reporter wrote on Christmas 1948, after the hanging of a number of high placed Japanese perpetrators of WW2:[4]

Seventeen major Japanese war crimes suspects still awaiting trial were granted a Christmas amnesty today by General Douglas MacArthur and 16 of them were released from Sugamo Prison at noon. [...]

MacArthur’s legal section announced the amnesty was granted because it appeared highly improbable that the suspects could be convicted if they were brought to trial. [...]

Japanese of all classes appeared baffled by the amnesty. They considered some of those granted freedom were the ideological instigators of the Japanese attempt at world conquest. This, in the Japanese mind, is a greater crime than those charged against Tojo.

One Japanese intellectual said it did not make sense to hang Tojo and his six codefendants if the "real plotters of aggression" were turned loose. The 17 men are all who were left in the class A of the suspects. [...]

The amnesty was granted 36 hours after Tojo and six other condemned war criminals were hanged [...]

They included 10 top government officials, three leaders of secret societies advocating aggression, a general, an admiral, an industrialist and the former ambassador to Spain.

Another report from the time noted:[5]

Japanese today expressedd mixed reactions to General McArthur's Christmas Eve amnesty to 17 class-A war criminals, but almost all of them seemed baffled by it.

Some insisted it did not make sense to hang Hideki Tojo and six others, while turning loose 17 men whom they believed equally guilty.

Others said that if the allies did not want to continue the trials, they should have permitted the Japanese to set up courts here similar to the denazification courts in Germany.

Many Japanese intellectuals felt the Amnesty heightened the possibility of a fascist revival in Japan. They recalled the allied Chief Prosecutor Joseph Keenan, when asked at the conclusion of the Tojo trial how it was morally possible to try only a handful of leaders, replied: "You have to draw the line somewhere."

Most Japanese appeared to think the line was not very clear. They asked what the logic was in turning loose men like Shumei Okawa,"the father of Japanese aggression," and Yoshisa Kuzu, former head of the Black Dragon society, while hanging former Premier Koki Hirota, and keeping ambassador to London, Mamoru Shigmitsu, behind bars.

Okawa and Kuzu, they said, were the "ideological instigators" of Japanese imperialism, and therefore "the biggest criminals of all."

Dr. Yushi Uchimura, head of Maisuzawa Hospital for mental patients, where Okawa has been hospitalized since he slapped Tojo on the head the opening day of the international military tribunal, said Okawa has been "virtually normal" for the past year. Medical test, however, show that he is not completely cured.

He said Okawa reads the newspapers daily and read of the hanging of Tojo and six others, but made no comment. He retained the same emotional calm when told of his amnesty.

1950s

Allen Dulles had a secret meeting in his office 6 February 1959 with Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, a convicted war criminal, and according to Tim Weiner, a recruited CIA agent.[6]

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

Tsutomu Hata was Japanese PM for 2 months in 1994. He was exposed as a speaker at the Cercle in a 2012 invitation letter from Michael Ancram to Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz.[7]

21st Century

2000s

2010s

There are many secret companies in Japan known as night movers that help people disappear without any trace.

In the 2010s Japan underwent an aggressive re-militarization, although the constitution demilitarized the nation.

2020s

Nobusuke Kishi's grandson, Shinzō Abe, Japanese Prime Minister for 9 years between 2006 and 2020, aggressively remilitarised Japan and pushed forward the supranational deep state agenda. He was assassinated in 2022.

COVID-19

During the COVID-19 deep event, the Japanese health authorities appeared not to be under such firm control as those of many other countries. They rejected millions of COVID jabs, which were later admitted to be tainted with pollutants, reportedly metal from the manufacturing process.[citation needed]

A biodistribution study from Japan revealed that the contents of the experimental COVID injections are not localised to the injection site but travel around the body and concentrate in certain organs such as the ovaries.[citation needed]

In contrast to the attempts to force COVID jabs on the population in Europe and North America, the Japanese government explicitly declared in 2021 that jabs were not mandatory, and that no one should be subject to discrimination if they had not undergone the procedure.[8]


 

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Yakuza“Parts of the Japanese system have long relied on Japan’s peculiar form of organized crime – known internationally as the Yakuza. Yakuza syndicates may actually help to maintain a low crime rate, with gangsters keeping an eye on unorganized crime in return for governmental blind eye. But the Japanese case does not come close to the level of criminality of the American variety.”Karel van Wolferen
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