So What did Kenji Li wanted to do with DPJ?
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by Akki
It seems that Kenji Li has returned back to Sakurakai after all that clamor...
So now that Kenji Li deleted his article (sorry Kenji Li, your article is still cached for now; backup version here) and returned back to Sakurakai, I still can't understand his motivation or what he really wanted to do with DJP.
Did he wanted to make DPJ pro-Sakurakai and obstruct Moriya Jinjya to increase his chance of getting into congress this time? Or did he just wanted to screw up prior relationship DPJ had with Moriya Jinjya when his party Sakurakai threw DPJ out from top 5? What was all this fuss about? There are more questions that I still have that I won't list here, because it can go on and on without an end.
Today, I am sitting here with more questions than answers. Perhaps my readers can help me comprehend what just happened in eJapan.
I will be updating this article as more information becomes available from my readers.
Update 1: One of my reader whom I am not sure if he wishes to be named so I am keeping anonymous has informed me on the IRC chat that there is a rumor that Party President of DPJ, Kitarou Yuki, has asked Kenji Li to leave the party. Apparently, Kitarou has never asked him to do any of what Kenji Li has done or gave him permission to do so. Furthermore, I was also notified by the anonymous reader that Kenji Li bothered Kitarou for power within DPJ that Kitarou asked him to stay away. I still have not confirmed this information so I am not sure if this is 100% credible. However, it seems evident that Kenji Li had no DJP support when he was writing his own manifesto for that party.
Update2: Kitarou Yuki, the Party President of DPJ commented on this article that shed some light to help us understand Kenji Li's recent actions (see below in the comment area).
Quoting his comment from below for people who are too lazy:
"Kenji Li contacted me, presenting a political platform which would suit DPJ as the democatical party it is.
As I looked through the papers and found this well made, I told him that the platform was alright. The next day we all saw articles about a democratical organisation and shortly the DPJ had recieved more members and gone to Top 5. I did not agree to that at all. What I said was that his platform looked alright and I didn not expect him to immidiatly go all out.
Before that incident described above, he offered me to make him into my assistent, but that was before he presented me his platform. I would like to make clear that all I said was that his platform looked "alright". Never that he could be an assistent or spread words through DPJ. After asking him to leave, he made a scene and left with some of his invited members.
Should you have more questions, feel free to contact me."
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good article 5/5
I believe it has something to do with how Sakurakai is moving forward, but that's just my thought.
Neculai does not afraid of nothing.
get the shut up.
Sumeragi:
"I believe it has something to do with how Sakurakai is moving forward, but that's just my thought. "
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It actually was a promise for more members in DJP from what I've heard, but people just think everything is a scheme of some kind.
I think he left DJP since it already has more players, or they are tired of so much complaining and BS from other people and he left. Most likely one of these two.
@ E.Nikolov: Was focusing on why he left Sakurakai in the first place. Let's just say it was not on the most friendliest of terms.
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Some things about the new policy &stuff that is being discussed in the forums.
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You know with internet explorer 9 i think you can save an entire webpage including all the flash content and images and what not on it in one file. No need to take a screenshot!
But yeah I don't believe in deleting your articles unless you chose to delete your account for privacy reasons it never makes you look good.
Kenji Li contacted me, presenting a political platform which would suit DPJ as the democatical party it is.
As I looked through the papers and found this well made, I told him that the platform was alright. The next day we all saw articles about a democratical organisation and shortly the DPJ had recieved more members and gone to Top 5. I did not agree to that at all. What I said was that his platform looked alright and I didn not expect him to immidiatly go all out.
Before that incident described above, he offered me to make him into my assistent, but that was before he presented me his platform. I would like to make clear that all I said was that his platform looked "alright". Never that he could be an assistent or spread words through DPJ. After asking him to leave, he made a scene and left with some of his invited members.
Should you have more questions, feel free to contact me.
Thanks for clearing that up, Kitarou~
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Definitely voted, thank you for the information Akki.
Kitarou, that's informative, thank you!
Kitarou,that is same as he did with my party.
However, I think it was not a bad thing. I became friends with new people. (😁)
+1 to good article.
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Minami Saki: I am sorry to hear that this also happened to you. Let this be a warning for all party presidents, do NOT let him in with his ideas.
I still don't understand what he did wrong. He tried to make DPJ one of the 5 top parties, got new party members and succeeded. What's wrong with that? He tried to win a support base within the party in which he is a member (that 's what politics is about btw), wrote a political platform (like every platform full with hot air) didn't succeed and went somewere else where he can fullfill his ambitions. What's so shocking here?
very informative +1
"More questions than answers." This whole affair poses the question of why people are upset about it. Recruiting for a party? Offering to help out? Last I looked those were praiseworthy sorts of things to do, whether you had permission from the Party President or not. And on that note, why would anyone be expected to ask for permission? This is all just silliness from the critics and it's really unfortunate that some normally reliable players have jumped onto the anti-Kenji Li bandwagon.
1 vs all, is it?
Sophia, I initially decided to write this piece after I found Kenji Li's article deleted and found that he jumped ship from DPJ. Furthermore, as it was later found, the fact that Kitarou, PP of DPJ asked Kenji Li to leave the party after this whole affair make this not praiseworthy at all, but rather a badly done and very public PTO attempt against DPJ. When Sakurakai happened, I wasn't vocally opposed at all, since PP didn't care much and didn't treat it as though it was PTO. Not the case here.
Furthermore, when I saw some member of Moriya Jinjya vocally opposing Kenji's move, I also became interested in this matter. Last month, I had chance to speak with both PP of Moriya Jinjya and DPJ to make sure that DPJ has a party willing to run their congressional candidates after Sakurakai pushed DPJ from top 5 . At that time, Moriya and DPJ already had such agreement, so DPJ were fine. The fact some member of Moriya was voicing in public that they were betrayed was what made me look into this
lol.