There’s something I’ve come to realize now that I’m eighty.
When it comes to music, we tend to think singers are amazing; when it comes to movies, we tend to think actors are amazing.
But the people who are truly driving them are the lyricists, composers, original authors, screenwriters, and producers.
In the same way, we tend to think prime ministers, presidents, and politicians are amazing. But in reality, it’s the bureaucrats and the organizations behind them who are driving them.
Postwar Japan has been manipulated by the United States, and even within the U.S., several secret domestic organizations—as well as global financial institutions and other shadowy groups—are operating behind the scenes.
That is why U.S. political figures keep changing their positions so frequently—it’s because these shadowy organizations are at work.
The world is a complex place.
