Japan fights back against Islamism

Some good news coming from Japan, though obviously, much more work will still be needed if even only a small amount of damage has occurred thus far:

A few months before his assassination, Charlie Kirk visited Japan and warned that mass migration was seeking to “replace and eradicate Japan by bringing in Indonesians, by bringing in Arabs, by bringing in Muslims”.

With over 100 mosques and over 400,000 Muslims already occupying Japan, even though 95% of Japanese voters oppose Muslim mass migration, a political explosion was bound to occur.

Now, Japanese voters have delivered a striking defeat to the forces of mass migration with a stunning win for Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, whom the media has already taken to describing as a ‘Trumpian’ figure for opposing mass migration, her Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which won its largest victory to date, as did a number of other right-wing parties, including the one Kirk was addressing, demonstrating that voters were tired of mass migration.

In Kawaguchi City, where so many Turkish Muslims now live on welfare that a Turkish candidate announced a run for mayor last year on a platform of “multiculturalism”, another conservative candidate candidate, Yuriko Okamura won with record turnout on a platform of cracking down on foreigners after statistics showed Muslims were 1,000% more likely to commit crimes than the native Japanese population. The media however blamed ‘misinformation’ and claimed that Kawaguchi was the central point for the spread of anti-Muslim xenophobia across Japan.

By contrast, Reiwa Shinsengumi, a far-left party which welcomed mass migration, called for multiculturalism and spent much of its energy campaigning against Israel and for Islamic terrorists, fell from 8 parliamentary seats to only 1 in a crushing defeat for its agenda.

95% of Japanese voters oppose Muslim mass migration, 60% describe Muslims as “radical”, “aggressive” or “backwards” and 62% view them as a “security risk”. The Japanese Left found itself on the wrong side of a debate about setting a cap on mass migration to the country and had no other response except to lecture the majority about its “xenophobia” and “intolerance”.

Read more of the article. The public that voted in favor of all anti-Islam parties and pushed the leftist movements favoring the Religion of Peace almost entirely to the sidelines has done the right thing. And they'll be doing the right thing if they also campaign for cancellation of residential permits for Islamists and deportation, especially if the Islamists aren't willing to abandon Islam altogether. And all concerned should be wary of taqqiya (deception), and not let Islamists resort to that in Japan either.

Biden insults Japan and India

Fraud-in-chief Joe Biden attacked countries like Japan and India for not letting in virtually every foreigner no matter their background, in another example of how Biden's not concerned with all the Islamic infiltration that's destroying much of the world:

Joe Biden has claimed Asian allies Japan and India’s “xenophobic” policies towards immigrants were causing their economies to stall.

“One of the reasons why our economy’s growing is because of you and many others. Why? Because we welcome immigrants,” Mr Biden said at a Washington fundraising event for his 2024 re-election campaign.

"Why is China stalling so badly economically, why is Japan having trouble, why is Russia, why is India, because they’re xenophobic. They don’t want immigrants. Immigrants are what makes us strong," he said, kickstarting the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on Wednesday.

This sure isn't likely to mend failing relations with Japan and India, and it's shameful and disgusting how he lumps them in with communist-led countries like Russia and China. The part about allegedly failing economies is also questionable, and as explained here:

Our GDP growth is 1.9%. Japan is at 1.0%. India’s is 7.2%. China’s is 3.0%.

I wouldn’t brag about being ahead of Japan considering that we’re neck and neck with Burkina Faso and South Africa and lagging much of the world.

Opening up your borders to every invader who wants to cash in on your welfare state is not a plan for economic growth. As the mayors of NYC, Denver, and Chicago have been explaining to Open Borders Joe.

India is a net exporter of immigrants to this country so arguing that it needs immigrants is a confusing thesis. All of the above countries do have declining birth rates and that is bad news, but the solution to that is raising birth rates, not bringing in millions of illegal aliens to loot your cities, as Biden has done.

One could also point out that better education is in sore need everywhere, and that too is something many PC advocates don't seem to have what it takes to raise in discussions.

Biden's statements about Japan and India are offensive and degrading, completely inconsiderate of the need for security, and let's hope their publics will be disappointed with the Democrats for all of this.

Update: both Japan and India responded in dismay to what Biden said.

A wise move by Japan

The Japanese government has imposed sanctions against 3 Hamas members (H/T: Simon Wiesenthal Center):

The Japanese government will freeze assets and impose sanctions on payments and capital transactions on three senior Hamas members, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said on Tuesday.

The three individuals were believed to be involved in the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel and in a position to use funds to finance such terrorist activities, the top Japanese government spokesperson said.

Very responsible of Japan to take these steps. The time's come for all concerned to make sure terrorist operatives cannot make money, and they don't deserve any either.

Even if this scientific experiment with mouse reproduction isn't exactly what it's assumed to be, of course we should still worry about what it could entail

There's been news about an experiment in London, overseen by a Japanese scientist, about reproducing ostensibly motherless mice through egg cell development, with the worst part being that it's being touted as something to enable homosexual men to have children. But according to this report, it may not be exactly what's being reported elsewhere:

First, they took skin cells from the tails of male mice and transformed them into "induced pluripotent stem cells," which can develop into many different types of cells or tissues. Then, through a process that involved growing them and treating them with a drug, they converted male mouse stem cells into female cells and produced functional egg cells. Finally, they fertilized those eggs and implanted the embryos into female mice. About 1% of the embryos – 7 out of 630 – grew into live mouse pups.

So if this is the more accurate data, it means these lil' rodents still aren't as "motherless" as alleged in some other reports on the subject. And, they did put a special emphasis on developing female life via the cell production.

Nevertheless, of course anybody who recognizes how science and chemistry can be used for evil purposes should be concerned. Who's to say the misogynist left wouldn't want to find ways to obliterate the female sex altogether? And all for the sake of validating homosexuality, which seems to be what the scientists involved want to do this for:

"And it might even provide a template for enabling more people," such as male same-sex couples, "to have biological children, while circumventing the ethical and legal issues of donor eggs," they wrote.

Needless to say, even if this is cloning science we're talking about here, it's still very offensive when scientists do this for the sake of political agendas. They do say here:

But they raised several cautions. The most notable one? The technique is extremely inefficient. They said it's unclear why only a tiny fraction of the embryos placed into surrogate mice survived; the reasons could be technical or biological. They also stressed that it's still too early to know if the protocol would work in human stem cells at all.

But that doesn't mean they won't keeping trying, all at the expense of femalehood. And if they go that direction, it's abominable. I'd say Japan should shun the head honcho of this experiment based on the beliefs he's going by.

And lest I forget, I'm not forgiving religious advocates for any customs and beliefs they emphasize that are harmful to women, because that's partly how we got to this point in the first place.

Update: while we're on the subject, I strongly recommend reading this science article which details why women have genetic advantages over men, and no doubt, a lot of other superior qualities too.

Former Japanese premier Shinzo Abe assassinated

A tragedy has taken place in Japan, as the former prime minister Shinzo Abe was murdered near Kyoto:

Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe died Friday, after he was shot and wounded while giving a speech in western Japan.

[...] The former premier, Japan’s longest serving prime minister, was delivering a speech in Nara Friday when a gunman opened fire, leaving Abe critically wounded.

[...] One 41-year-old male suspect was arrested in connection with the assassination.

NHK identified the suspect as Tetsuya Yamagami, a resident of Nara.

Police say the gun used in the deadly shooting appears to have been homemade.

Yamagami worked for the Maritime Self Defense Force for three years, ending his service in 2005.

Investigators say Yamagami revealed during interrogation that he was unhappy with the former prime minister, and wanted to kill him.

Absolutely obscene. This horrible incident also proves that, if criminals want and have the resources, they can build homemade firearms, and if it can happen in Asia, it can happen in the USA too, one more reason why the gun control laws the Democrats have been going miles out of their way to enforce are hollow.

This is a most terrible tragedy, and I wish to offer my condolences to Abe's family.

Update: Donald Trump also offered his condolences.

Japan court rules against recognizing LGBT marriages

Japan's main court has made a wise decision, considering how low their birthrate is, and thus the need for reproduction:

Much to the disappointment of LGBTQ+ activists amid Pride Month, a Japanese court ruled this week that Japan’s same-sex marriage ban didn’t violate its constitution.

Judge Doi Fumi of the Osaka District Court determined on Monday that Article 24 of Japan’s Constitution didn’t confer protections on gay marriage. The plaintiffs were three same-sex couples, two male and one female, who filed for 1 million yen in damages per couple, or about $7,400; they plan to appeal the ruling to the Osaka High Court.

The district court agreed with the government’s argument that the purpose of marriage was reproduction, according to translations of Yahoo! Japan. The court added that the system of marriage served a greater “pragmatic purpose” of “protecting men and women to bear children and raise them.”

“Marriage shall be based only on the mutual consent of both sexes and it shall be maintained through mutual cooperation with the equal rights of husband and wife as a basis,” reads the Constitution of Japan.

And indeed, the whole purpose should be for the goal of producing more children to maintain a sustainable populace. Not for the sake of validating extreme ideologies. And it's not governments who should be expected to take responsibility for stuff like this either; it's the couples themselves. What can I say? Give Japan a chance, and they can demonstrate some common sense that should serve as a role model for many other countries and communities around the world. It's about time the west stopped coddling this LGBT indoctrination, and that's one more reason why they'd do well to follow Japan's example, which makes a lot of sense. With so many low birthrates around the world right now, that's why it does a terrible disfavor to allow LGBT pandering to get in the way. It'd be a lot better to encourage LGBT practitioners not to reject the opposite sex as a partner in romance, sex and marriage, and to consider why it's a good idea to procreate more children for this world.

The year's Olympics is clearly headed for disaster

The Hill says the 2021 Olympics in Japan should be cancelled, as do much of the public:

Sports are fun to play and watch. But this year’s Olympics in Tokyo, which begin July 23 without spectators, has become mired in COVID-19 politics and health concerns as daily reports emerge of players testing positive for the disease. Maybe it’s time to re-visit the premise that these games are vital for world peace.

[...] Competition among nations happens on many levels — political, economic and social. To have competition in sports is remarkable because there is no real warfare, no cyber competition, no military troops actually fighting. There is pageantry, pride and play.

But COVID has changed everything. At first, it was just a few cases. Many of us watched for news of our local teams. When Washington Wizards basketball player Bradley Beal was told he would not play in the Olympics, I cried. It was Beal’s childhood dream to be part of the Games and he trained hard.

As a tennis player, I was heartbroken when news then broke that tennis star Coco Gauff would not be going to Tokyo due to a positive COVID test.

Many of us thought it would just be a few isolated cases and that Japan had a good handle on the situation.

Then over the weekend two athletes living inside the Tokyo bubble tested positive for the coronavirus, and on Sunday the South African Football Association announced that three members of its soccer delegation had tested positive, calling into question whether even the best health measures are enough protection from the virus.

The rise of the Delta variant has complicated Olympic planning, leaving many athletes afraid. Amid heightened concerns over COVID-19, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team has elected to stay in a hotel rather than board in Tokyo’s Olympic Village.

Adding to pandemic fear is extreme heat. This year’s games could be the hottest on record, leaving players vulnerable to sickness and injuries.

Locally, there've been people demonstrating in favor of cancelling the competition altogether, and it's clear at this point the fanfare is considerably less than previous years. And of course, there's the problem with divisive politics flooding into the proceedings, no thanks to athletes and instructors who're stunningly left-wing in their outlook, and at this point in time have brought down the quality of pastimes considerably. Japan themselves had a scandal when a former comedian hired to host the Olympics was discovered having made an insulting joke about the Holocaust nearly a quarter century ago. It's clear at this point hardly anyone is going to care about a fiasco in the making. It's too bad, of course, but let's not forget that so much liberal irresponsibility practically led to the situation, and now, the reap what they sow.

When Israel aided Japan after the tsunami disaster of 2011

Some important history of an Israeli medical delegation's aid to a Japanese fishing village, Minamisanriku, following a horrible tsunami that occurred on March 11 of 2011:

This was the worst calamity his town has ever been hit with. Things were on the verge of despair. Roads were either blocked or just destroyed; the power grid and cellular network were down, and the water supply was disrupted. Japan's armed forces brought as much help as they could but the terrified residents who had lost their homes faced a predicament of epic proportions.

Masafumi Nishizawa, a local physician, was the only medical doctor in the city's evacuation center in the immediate aftermath. "Only after a week did more medical teams arrive, totaling 20 specialists; the problem was that all the medical facilities had been decimated. We had no equipment to examine people or to operate." The local leaders were eager for help, and this came from the other end of the earth: Israel.

An Israel Defense Forces delegation in the area some two weeks after the waves hit. It was the first foreign relief delegation to arrive at the site. The government of Japan made any foreign assistance contingent on having the teams bring their own equipment, and Israel was the only country that could meet that requirement in such short notice. The Japanese parliament also held a special session to issue the Israeli delegation members with a special permit that would allow them to treat the locals. Eventually, after passing through many hoops and dealing with many concerns – including worries over being exposed to radiation from the reactor in Fukushima that had undergone a meltdown – the delegation landed. It comprised doctors, nurses, X-ray specialists, and all the necessary equipment. They immediately began setting up a field hospital.

"We required that they be able to conduct tests, but we could not imagine that they would have so much equipment and be so skilled at what they do," Nishizawa recalls in a conversation with Israel Hayom. "Their expertise was amazing and they had everything up and running at record speed." Among the first patients to be admitted to the hospital was Sato's own staff, and he got an X-ray. "They were courteous, they smiled and I was very grateful to get treatment," he recalled.

The Israeli medical team also aided a lot of pregnant women:

The Israelis won over the locals with various gestures that underscored just how dedicated they were to help them. "Pregnant women faced particular duress because they lacked proper equipment. They had to travel long distances just to get checkups or for giving birth," Nishizawa says. "But the Israeli delegation had a doctor trained in delivering babies, and after he had learned of the situation he began making house calls with patients, accompanied by a local female nurse. This level of dedication and their willingness to extend a helping hand to the community was really touching for me," Nishizawa says with admiration.

This is something you may not read about in US/European press sources, which is a terrible shame, because here, you have people who care about life, yet so many anti-Israelists would rather invalidate it for the sake of their prejudices. The Japanese will always remember this fine service, and those who recognize its importance should do what they can to let other countries know about it too.

Tourists from Korea are being robbed in France by Muslim rioters

Thanks to all the negligence caused by the pathetic government officials now running France, Asian tourists are being victimized by Muslim thugs and even black criminals, all as riots broke out over a criminal supposedly raped by police:

About forty South Korean tourists were robbed in Paris at the weekend when men climbed aboard their coach shouting threats.

Witness statements from the event, described by South Korea’s leading news agency Yonhap as “ten minutes of horror”, revealed that one of the intruders threatened tourists on the coach with an object “resembling a glass bottle”.

The coachload of tourists were driving back to their hotel in Saint-Denis at the time of the attack. The neighbourhood is in close proximity to areas of Paris affected by ongoing violence as anti-police protesters riot over the assault of a black youth worker who alleges he was anally raped with a truncheon while being arrested.

The Yonhap report stated “the possibility of a link” between the robbery and the riots going on in the area had not yet been ruled out.

I think the whole allegation is a likely story, fabricated by thugs not unlike the Black Lives Matter movement. And now, look at all the damage they've caused, including - but not limited to - tourism.

In the meantime, Marine Le Pen's continuing her presidential campaign and concentrating on security/immigration issues more than her rivals actually are. I hope she can have an impact on those topics.

John Bolton says Obama delusional on ISIS

John Bolton's said Obama's being deluded if he thinks ISIS is suddenly on the run:

On Breitbart News Saturday at the Iowa Freedom Summit, former Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton said President Barack Obama is “delusional” for declaring in his State of the Union address last week that ISIS was on the run.

Noting that ISIS just executed a Japanese hostage this weekend and citing recent terror attacks in Paris, Bolton said that Obama can talk about terrorists being on the run, but “it’s obviously not true.” Bolton said Americans are hearing about the ISIS beheadings and reading reports about ISIS gaining strength in the Middle East and wondering, “who’s defending our country?”[...]

Bolton said that voters are usually ahead of politicians in understanding the significance of national security issues, which he said are “only going to get more important” in 2016.

Bolton's got some good points. This year, people may be more awake than ever to the dangers we face in the modern world.

Islam's foothold in Japan

There's an imam in Osaka who's building up Islam's presence on the isle:

An Egyptian legal scholar based in Ibaraki, Osaka Prefecture, says he is working to increase understanding between the Japanese people and the more than 100,000 Muslims who live among them.

Islam has gradually put down roots in Japan. There are now around 60 mosques, many of them established in former private homes.

Mohsen Bayoumy, 55, the imam of one such mosque and a central figure in the Japan Halal Association, says awareness of the faith is on the rise.

Not only are there more restaurants serving halal meals cooked in accordance with Islamic dietary laws, but waiters at nonhalal restaurants often ask Muslim customers about their needs, he said.

I don't know how accurate this is, but no doubt, there is an Islamic presence in Japan, and it is dangerous. I hope most Japanese know better than to be seduced by such degradation.

Jerusalem's Japanese Culture Week

Here's an article about the Japanese Culture Week being held in Jerusalem now. And here's also two videos:

Japanese diplomat stabbed in attempted kidnapping in Yemen

A Japanese politician survived an attack by jihadists in Yemen:

Armed men stabbed a Japanese diplomat in the Yemeni capital Sanaa today when he resisted a kidnapping attempt near his house, a security source said.

It was the latest in a spate of attacks on foreigners in the impoverished Arab state, where the government is struggling to restore law and order since former president Ali Abdullah Saleh stepped aside in late 2011 following mass protests.

The source said the diplomat was in a stable condition in hospital after being stabbed in the head and hand with a dagger.

A taxi carrying two armed men pulled over in front of the diplomat’s car while he was driving alone on his way to the embassy and attacked him with a knife, a spokesman for the Japanese embassy in Sanaa said.

The diplomat, who is the second secretary at the embassy, suffered several stab wounds, he said.

“I saw him after the attack... He is at the hospital now for treatment and checkup,” said the spokesman, adding he did not know if the attack was an attempt to kidnap the diplomat.

He's lucky to survive. Yemen is obviously not a safe place for people from civilized countries if they're being overrun with al Qaeda terrorists.

Car manufacturers shouldn't be setting up shop in Islamizing countries like Turkey

Toyota's been attacked for trying to restrict Muslim prayer among their employees at the factory they own in Turkey. Honestly, why are they wasting their time there? Even Renault, which to my knowledge has until now been maintaining at least one factory in Turkey, shouldn't be doing their building there if the employees are going to be causing these kind of problems. Just because it's "cheaper" doesn't mean it benefits long-term with this kind of galling behavior running amok. If they were smart, they'd arrange to set up factories over here in Israel, where they'd find that there's workers in Jewish society who could do the work for them, and even those who could work on Saturday too if they really need it.

With creeping sharia in Turkey, it's about time they close shop there and turn to other places where they'd find employees more up to the task, including the USA, where Renault might want to try selling their cars and trucks again.

A Tea Party in Japan?

The Atlantic (via Hot Air) reports that a Tea Party style movement may be turning up in Japan. If so, it could come in very helpful to the island country. There are also some conservative-style movements like this turning up in Europe too, and they need it even more.

Iran actually had a dome shaped like David's Star

But now, as the latest news reports, they've destroyed it:

Tehran municipality workers destroyed the "Star of David dome" in the capital's main square, according to a report by Iran's semi-official Fars news agency, cited by Channel Two News.

The authorities reportedly ordered the destruction of the dome, which had "characteristics associated with the Zionist regime." Fars reported that the move came after increasing disapproval was expressed regarding the feature.

The dome was placed in the square in August last year, surprising many due to the central location. It was allegedly placed there instead of a monument to the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, a symbol and leader of Islamic opposition to the shah’s secular and Western-aligned rule.

According to report, the ornamental tiling which bore a symbol resembling the Star of David was removed, leaving the dome bare.

Over a year ago government officials in Iran were incensed when they discovered the outline of a Star of David atop the roof of the headquarters of Iran.

The six-pointed star was discovered by an eagle-eyed Google Earth user, over three decades after the building that houses the national airline of the Islamic Republic was constructed by Israeli engineers.

Who knew that the dome constructed in August 2010 would end up in the shape of a Star of David, and would be overlooked so easily? It's sad they don't like our symbol either, but I suspect that even if it were a Japanese Buddhist symbol, since some Japanese did use that too, they'd still be as hateful as ever.

Awful: Japan hit by another quake

Just when we thought the damage had passed, another earthquake registering a magnitude of 7.1 struck Japan again, lasting about a minute. This is terrible, as it will likely cause more trouble on the island country.

Earthquake horror in Japan

Japan has just experienced a large quake, something not seen on this scale in the 140 years since they kept records of this kind of thing. 1700 people may be dead in this horror. We have to hope that they can rescue other people still in danger and repair the damage.

Obama's blunder results in worst US-Japan summit in history

The American Thinker reports that Shukan Bunshun, a prominent Japanese weekly, has reported that a source at Japan's foreign ministry told them Obama's screw-ups have resulted in an embarrassment. This topic at the Free Republic translates some of the article, including:

"To tell you the truth, it had to have been the worst US-Japan Summit Meeting in history," a source of ours at the Foreign Ministry revealed to us.

And I guess Obama has succeeded in alienating yet another ally to the US.

Japan expert tells ABC that Obama's bow to the Emperor did make him look foolish

On the ABC News blog of Jake Tapper (via Hot Air), a Japanese expert has said Obama did make himself look like a fool:

“Obama’s handshake/forward lurch was so jarring and inappropriate it recalls Bush’s back-rub of Merkel.

“Kyodo News is running his appropriate and reciprocated nod and shake with the Empress, certainly to show the president as dignified, and not in the form of a first year English teacher trying to impress with Karate Kid-level knowledge of Japanese customs.

“The bow as he performed did not just display weakness in Red State terms, but evoked weakness in Japanese terms [...].The last thing the Japanese want or need is a weak looking American president and, again, in all ways, he unintentionally played that part."

At least one newspaper in Japan isn't even running the photos out of embarrassment. Curiously enough is that Obama shook hands with the Empress yet didn't make much of a bow to her. Is that because a woman, in his mind, isn't qualified for as much respect as a man?