The actual situation on the Korean Peninsula and in China is not being reported at all!❗❗❗❗ The group that goes to Yasukuni Shrine, dresses in military uniforms, and marches with Nazi flags is an anti-Japanese group. ‼️‼️ It's a right-wing group under the umbrella of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon People wearing military uniform, and engages in such behavior is most certainly not Japanese. This is an anti-Japanese plot designed to cast Japanese right-wingers—and Japan itself—in a negative light.❗ The individuals and groups who display signs bearing slogans such as "Kill the Koreans!" or "Exterminate all Koreans!"—or who wave Nazi flags—are not Japanese! ❗ In fact, there was an incident involving a man who had joined a group marching under banners that read, "Drive out the Koreans!" and "Koreans, get out of Japan!"💥💥 He happened to be spotted by a Korean resident of Japan whom he knew; the acquaintance, enraged, grabbed him and confronted him, shouting, "You're a Koreanyourself—what on earth do you thinkyou're doing against your own people?!" 💥 I have actually seen a photograph capturing that very scene.Furthermore, there was a man affiliated with an organization dedicated to countering anti-Korean groups—specifically those seeking to expel Koreans from Japan. This counter-group, abhorring discriminatory speech and conduct directed at Koreans, isdedicated to defending the rights and human dignity of the Korean people. Yet, there exists a photograph capturing this very man—a member of this organization, which consists primarily of resident Koreans—participating in an anti-Korean demonstration march while continuously shouting, "Koreans, get out of Japan! Drive every last Korean out of the country!" In this manner, anti-Japanese subversive operations are being carried out with the specific aim of casting Japan in a negative light and inciting feelings of anger and contempt toward the nation.The majority of right-wing organizations in Japan are composed of ethnic Koreans.💥💥💥 Furthermore, these right-wing groups operate under the umbrella of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon). Many members of the Japanese Yakuza are also ethnic Koreans, and the Yakuza, too, maintain ties with Chongryon. I took a look at a list of right-wing organizations and Yakuza syndicates operating in Japan, and—to my astonishment—astonishment—thenames of most of theirchairmen, executives, and representatives turned out to be Korean names.💥 After the war, Koreans living in Japan—emboldened by the mindset of the victors—took up arms while Japan lay devastated and critically weakened. They forcibly stormed Japanese homes, government offices, and other facilities, attacking, looting, destroying, and committing acts of indiscriminate violence against the Japanese people. Four thousand Japanese citizens were massacred by Koreans, and countless women were raped. These violent Korean groups came to be known as the "Korean Occupation Forces" (Chosen Shinchu-gun); this organization later evolved into Chongryon (the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan). Subsequently, these Koreans joined forces with communists and began using the media to fabricate history.<\/span>
but these atrocities committed by the Koreans were kept secret, and Koreans were taught to be complete victims of Japan. On these occupied sites, they established pachinko parlors. Consequently, the overwhelming majority of Japan's pachinko industry today is operated by Korean residents. This "Korean Occupation Force" eventually evolved into the "GeneralAssociation of Korean Residents in Japan" (Chongryon). Today, Chongryon exerts influence over nearly every sector of Japanese society, including politics. The world views Koreans solely as victims of Japan, but that is not the case. The numerous acts of barbarity and wrongdoing committed by Koreans are kept secret and never reported.‼️<\/span>

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