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Last time Japan did this was after Tokyo Earthquake 1923. Japan has not
learned its lessons. It will just repeatedly blame everything on China and
attack China everytime it gets into a mess of their own making.
http://www.democracynow.org/2014/1/15/shock_doctrine_in_japan_s
Quote from the full transcript:
"AMY GOODMAN: You talk about a Japanese shock doctrine.
KOICHI NAKANO: Right. The state secrecy law that was passed in December last
year, just a month ago, basically two years after the big earthquake and
tsunami and the nuclear power accident, that still continues to literally
kind of shake Japan, and in the climate of anxiety and insecurity, the
government basically is pushing in the classic sort of Naomi Klein kind of
way of shock doctrine. And for the Japanese, it is particularly worrisome
because it reminds us of what happened before the Second World War, actually
, when Tokyo was destroyed by a huge earthquake in 1923. And the peace
preservation law that eventually led to the birth of state secret police and
the brutality of the military regime was also enacted two years right after
the big earthquake that destroyed Tokyo back in the 1920s. So, the parallel
is quite spooky.
AMY GOODMAN: And the parallel now with Fukushima, what it would mean in a
cover-up of what’s been happening? And we’re not talking about the past
now—
KOICHI NAKANO: Exactly.
AMY GOODMAN: —though it’s almost three years ago.
KOICHI NAKANO: Exactly.
AMY GOODMAN: Because this is continuing to unfold.
KOICHI NAKANO: Exactly. The continuous contamination of water, of ocean, of
the soil, and the continuous danger with the spent fuels in the nuclear
reactors in Fukushima—I think there are lots of concerns, and citizens are
trying to know the truth. But I think the state secrecy law is potentially
going to make it easier for the government to cover up information."
Americans need to say no to TPP, just Japanese's giant backdoor towards
American jobs, weapons and freedom to start another pacific war.
http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/CivilSociety/8047.html
learned its lessons. It will just repeatedly blame everything on China and
attack China everytime it gets into a mess of their own making.
http://www.democracynow.org/2014/1/15/shock_doctrine_in_japan_s
Quote from the full transcript:
"AMY GOODMAN: You talk about a Japanese shock doctrine.
KOICHI NAKANO: Right. The state secrecy law that was passed in December last
year, just a month ago, basically two years after the big earthquake and
tsunami and the nuclear power accident, that still continues to literally
kind of shake Japan, and in the climate of anxiety and insecurity, the
government basically is pushing in the classic sort of Naomi Klein kind of
way of shock doctrine. And for the Japanese, it is particularly worrisome
because it reminds us of what happened before the Second World War, actually
, when Tokyo was destroyed by a huge earthquake in 1923. And the peace
preservation law that eventually led to the birth of state secret police and
the brutality of the military regime was also enacted two years right after
the big earthquake that destroyed Tokyo back in the 1920s. So, the parallel
is quite spooky.
AMY GOODMAN: And the parallel now with Fukushima, what it would mean in a
cover-up of what’s been happening? And we’re not talking about the past
now—
KOICHI NAKANO: Exactly.
AMY GOODMAN: —though it’s almost three years ago.
KOICHI NAKANO: Exactly.
AMY GOODMAN: Because this is continuing to unfold.
KOICHI NAKANO: Exactly. The continuous contamination of water, of ocean, of
the soil, and the continuous danger with the spent fuels in the nuclear
reactors in Fukushima—I think there are lots of concerns, and citizens are
trying to know the truth. But I think the state secrecy law is potentially
going to make it easier for the government to cover up information."
Americans need to say no to TPP, just Japanese's giant backdoor towards
American jobs, weapons and freedom to start another pacific war.
http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/CivilSociety/8047.html
