A fool went down the path of violence and murder only to be played by globalists and world elites. I've met uyoku over the years and many of them are fucking retarded....don't take this as any kind of support for communism but the uyoku are equally as stupid and mostly dinosaurs, bone headed idiots and even fools who think the Emperor and Japanese have some kind of special ethnic divinity. These guys are the reason Japan's economy entered endless stagnation, why China kicks their ass on world trade and why they Japanese have a poor relationship with the Philippines, Taiwan, S.Korea etc A Soviet conspiracy was a way to keep the population united and incheck, like others afraid of Iran....afraid of Iraq....afraid of N.Korea...afraid of invading islamics or the danger posed by the “International Jewish Conspiracy”....I agree Japan should be proud of itself, it should be happy and have pride in its own people and a military able to defend itself instead of the USA footing the bills and expenditures of defense.

I could write a few books on how the Uyoku or the Japanese conformist mindset has fucked up Japan and held them back generations, on the outside Japan looks technologically advanced but its a nation in decay. As William Blum wrote on Cuba, Japan, Vietnam and the CIA shitfest, the Japanese became useful tools, first castrated, Japan no longer had any samurai, no real airforce, a miliary without balls....but they had plenty of rightwing fools, the old kamikaze political dinosaurs and slippery slope began with siding with ~ French, the former Asian colonizers and collaborators with the Japanese, against Ho Chi Minh and his followers who had worked closely with the Allied war effort and admired all things American. Ho Chi Minh was, after all, some kind of Communist they the globalist (((bankers))) couldn't have that could they, a free and independent Nam so instead countless lives would be lost for a military industrial complex? @Rainy-Day-Dream Another interesting character was the bone headed reptile Ishihara Mayor of Tokyo wrote a book 'Japan That Can Say No' was bitter after WW2, held a grudge and talked about dumping the US Dollar and going it alone.