Changes
Day 719, 02:17
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Published in Japan 
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by Reiji Mitsurugi
「勝手にさ せておけば 泥棒 は自然に身 を滅ぼす」
Japan has undergone some major changes. We have elected our first 在日朝鮮人 president, our nation's security has been compromised and the people's money stolen, and I, Reiji Mitsurugi, am no longer Japan's Minister of Internal Affairs. Yes, it is with great sadness and great joy both that I was not able to accept the position for this presidential term. Owing to the new constitutional amendment that forbids the Speaker for the Imperial Diet of Japan from holding a cabinet position, Metic will be doing that job for this term.
As for the president, I supported Dokomo, along with the Imperial Sun Party, and so am satisfied with the outcome. I have very high hopes for the Dokomo administration, and I have faith that he will not disappoint.
That administration is already facing a great challenge. The robbery of our National Bank of Japan. Every day, the truth surrounding that crime becomes a little bit more clear, and I urge all citizens to visit the National Forum at http://nipponblog.net/forum to see the latest updates. Much of the information and evidence may not yet be presented here.
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Suffice it to say, there was a terrible conspiracy in this country, stretching to the highest halls of power. People who do not respect the Japanese people, and who do not respect our nation's democratic rights, now seek to hold our country hostage. A significant part of the problem is racism. These traitors do not respect Most Noble President Dokomo's Korean roots, and believe in some kind of conspiracy of 在日朝鮮人. The irony, of course, is that they themselves have conspired and committed a greater crime against our nation than any Korean ever could. I condemn them. And the Japanese people must do as much as well.
This country is not mine and it is not yours, it is not theirs and it is not Dokomo's. It isn't even His Majesty the Emperor's. This is the nation of Japan, and it belongs to the Japanese people. No conspiracy can take that from us. As I now walk away from Internal Affairs, giving my full attention to the Imperial Diet of Japan, I salute Japan and the Japanese people. I will not give up this fight.
「良い事、 悪い事を区 別するのは 簡単 だ」
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There is, indeed, a conspiracy to deny the duly elected government of eJapan access to funds in the national treasury. The military cannot carry out its training missions or effectively participate in wartime operations without funding.
If you would like to read some background information, please check out a related article here:
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/how-do-you-want-your-government-run--994954/1/20" target="_blank">http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/how-[..]1/20
Let's work together to find out who is responsible, ensure they never play a role in eJapan's government again, and get the military moving again. That is the best way to get back at those involved in this attack on our democracy.
Freedom and Justice! o7
"The irony, of course, is that they themselves have conspired and committed a greater crime against our nation than any Korean ever could. "
Reiji you lack imagination. I assure you there are worse things than merely stealing the treasury.
Indeed, one need only look across the sea at eSK for some prime examples of such things.
Took the words right out of my mouth Vorph.