Editor Soon December 9th will be the 17th year of the alliance.

commissioner That's right. I feel like the party formation ceremony at Yasukuni Shrine was yesterday.

As I always say, exercise is an organism in itself and is constantly striving for growth, but in the process a tremendous amount of cells should be metabolized.

In the first place, our human body is made up of about 60 trillion cells, and 500,000 cells die every second and are reborn.

As with exercise, it is only natural that the best people needed at any given time gather and change to the right person in the right place according to the changing times.

Only with the flexibility of such fluctuations can we respond exactly as expected during the time of enduring adversity and when we are in a rush of momentum.

However, those who are particular about maintaining the organization and only on the outside, such as circle activities, are scraping off the uniqueness and competent characteristics that the movement originally had in exchange for the enlargement of the organization with the pleasant sound of compromise. It is.

Then, he folds the flag of romance that the movement should aim for and takes in the words of a completely different opponent, and eventually he gets stuck and cannot understand what he is doing.

 

Editor It's just the bad current democratic politics.
commissioner Even if we unravel the history of the east and west, there is no example of the majority taking in the opinions of everyone and making a change.

On the contrary, it is the essence of the restoration transformation that the minority overthrows the overwhelming majority.

The reason is that the overwhelming majority, even if they have inherent complaints about established values, are stuck in a state of resignation and irresponsible pollution without the courage to overthrow them. There is.

That's why it's just maintained.

The overwhelming majority is nothing more than a tower on the sand that is built through various calculations and compromises.

Under these circumstances, history has already spoken eloquently, including the French Revolution and the Meiji Restoration, that a flash of uncompromising by a minority elite who is not bound by the established will completely collapse the overwhelming majority. That is.

 

Editor Shintaro Ishihara Former Governor of Tokyo aims to return to national affairs. What are your thoughts on the so-called third pole, such as the Mayor of Osaka, Hashimoto's Nippon Ishin no Kai?
commissioner As I mentioned when the Democratic Party of Japan was established, the transition was "change of government between Liberal factions → change of government between parties → skepticism about party politics → collapse of party politics and new political system". It is mandatory to do.

Shintaro Ishihara is a so-called typical existing politician who has long been a member of the LDP parliament and even a minister.

Immediately after the resignation of the Governor of Tokyo, it seems that he is still running a revisionism that is obsessed with preconceived ideas, considering that he is trying to integrate with established political parties such as Japan.

Representative Hashimoto is also very sighing and dwarf in spite of raising the sign of "Ishin", such as gathering small politicians from established political parties and turning them into political parties.

It seems that a considerable number of human resources will be gathered for the next general election, but if the judges are Mr. Heizo Takenaka and Mr. Taichi Sakaiya, the exiled economic ministers of the Koizumi administration who have plenty of established values, where is it already established? It's no wonder who has no idea who the restoration is.

In both name and reality, "destruction" is indispensable for restoration and reform, and there must be a unique attitude and policy that is a cold and uncompromising approach to existing values and common sense.

That is why the youth's innocent innocence, stubborn spirit, bulging violence, strict discipline and annihilation towards great romance can ruthlessly crush a half-hearted old man backed by laziness and calculation.
In other words, no matter how the name of the political party to which the existing members of the Diet belong is changed, the contents are the same, and the expulsion of those members of the Diet from Nagatacho is the first step of change. ..

No matter how much the political parties are separated, the disparity in the constituencies, and the quality of the current politicians, the stains once attached cannot be removed again.

Restoration transformation refers to the renewal of human resources, and there is no compromise or reason to wipe them out.
Since he is in power as a product of compromise, he intends to deal with foreign violence on a principled basis.

Again, this is typical of postwar values that have been consistent since Shigeru Yoshida, a surrender to the United States.

 

Editor It's like someone else's affair, even though the problem is coming down.
commissioner Compromise ultimately leads to "don't care."

China is trying to invade Russia, South Korea, and the Senkaku Islands, which illegally occupy the northern territory of Takeshima.

I haven't really angered them, and there is no evidence that they have been seriously regaining them for 67 years after the war.

In short, we must fully understand that parliamentary parties, whether Democratic or Liberal Democratic, are not willing to protect our sovereignty and territory.

What's more, how many politicians are aware that Japan itself is consistently in the American colony after the war!
We must strongly understand that we are now facing the ultimate challenge of "Does Japan want to survive?"

It's not about raising sales tax, it's not about consolidating political parties!

Do you hold the pride and uncompromising belief that you firmly defend our sovereignty even if you resort to war!

Is being asked.
Then, we must once again accurately learn from the Taisho Democracy era that general elections are not the only way to power.

Editor Thank you.