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Reasons for Japan's defeat in Berlin
Oct. 18th, 2020 05:48 amFirst you have to understand the German state culture.
1. The sacredness of the separation of powers. Whatever diplomatic relations the Germans have, they have a separation of powers. And even the Chancellor cannot even order the District Judge.
2. Totemization of protection of rights - if it comes to protecting someone's rights, then there is a presumption of guilt. You must prove that you are not violating rights. On the part of the alleged victim, only a statement is sufficient.
3. the importance of civil society - if any idea is supported by any group of public activists, then according to the principle of pluralism of opinions it cannot be prohibited.
This is a consequence of the forty-year religious war and the ensuing Peace of Westphalia that equalized everyone before a single law and a system of courts.
Where are the mistakes and whose fault?
1. Guilty of South Korea - they have abused, as always, the laws and customs of Germany. But since they can do it, they do it - and it had to be predicted.
2. Japanese government agencies and their guilty more
2.1 Japanese intelligence did not work, and did not know in advance what the Koreans were going to do
2.2 did not work the Japanese Foreign Ministry, which was supposed to prevent the installation of the statue in advance.
2.3 the Japanese Foreign Ministry did not work, which was supposed to ensure the creation of the image of Japan and work with local activists.
2.4 the Japanese scientific sphere did not work, which did not prepare a set of scientific articles refuting "sexual slavery" and proving that these were paid prostitutes.
2.5 the Japanese Foreign Ministry did not work, which did not prepare evidence for the trial. He did not take the court seriously relying on behind-the-scenes diplomacy, which is not possible in Germany.
3. Great Britain is playing its triple game.
Reasons for Japan's defeat
1. Poor training of diplomats and agents , both in terms of knowledge and morally.
2. Traitors Science Council - Did you notice me reposting tweets on scientific advice?
3. Probable betrayal among diplomats who work, of course, not for South Korea - it's easy to calculate - but for Great Britain.
Bottom line - Japan lost the battle and is on the way to defeat in the war.
And yes - you must understand that just as you know nothing about the history of Germany - the Germans do not know about your history either.
As you have a hell of a number of myths that the outside of Japan - and the Germans are exactly the same.
How can you, with the help of propaganda of the active part of the population, impose something, at least on a small part of society, for sure, the example of the communists or the terrorists of the Red Army of Japan. The Germans are the same.
An ordinary German does not know anything about Japan - a politician bought by Koreans comes to him and says that it is necessary to protect the rights of "comfort women" "victims of evil Japanese". The German says - yes, the protection of rights is good, and that's all.
To get a desire to understand reality from a German is as difficult as it is from a Japanese.
1. The sacredness of the separation of powers. Whatever diplomatic relations the Germans have, they have a separation of powers. And even the Chancellor cannot even order the District Judge.
2. Totemization of protection of rights - if it comes to protecting someone's rights, then there is a presumption of guilt. You must prove that you are not violating rights. On the part of the alleged victim, only a statement is sufficient.
3. the importance of civil society - if any idea is supported by any group of public activists, then according to the principle of pluralism of opinions it cannot be prohibited.
This is a consequence of the forty-year religious war and the ensuing Peace of Westphalia that equalized everyone before a single law and a system of courts.
Where are the mistakes and whose fault?
1. Guilty of South Korea - they have abused, as always, the laws and customs of Germany. But since they can do it, they do it - and it had to be predicted.
2. Japanese government agencies and their guilty more
2.1 Japanese intelligence did not work, and did not know in advance what the Koreans were going to do
2.2 did not work the Japanese Foreign Ministry, which was supposed to prevent the installation of the statue in advance.
2.3 the Japanese Foreign Ministry did not work, which was supposed to ensure the creation of the image of Japan and work with local activists.
2.4 the Japanese scientific sphere did not work, which did not prepare a set of scientific articles refuting "sexual slavery" and proving that these were paid prostitutes.
2.5 the Japanese Foreign Ministry did not work, which did not prepare evidence for the trial. He did not take the court seriously relying on behind-the-scenes diplomacy, which is not possible in Germany.
3. Great Britain is playing its triple game.
Reasons for Japan's defeat
1. Poor training of diplomats and agents , both in terms of knowledge and morally.
2. Traitors Science Council - Did you notice me reposting tweets on scientific advice?
3. Probable betrayal among diplomats who work, of course, not for South Korea - it's easy to calculate - but for Great Britain.
Bottom line - Japan lost the battle and is on the way to defeat in the war.
And yes - you must understand that just as you know nothing about the history of Germany - the Germans do not know about your history either.
As you have a hell of a number of myths that the outside of Japan - and the Germans are exactly the same.
How can you, with the help of propaganda of the active part of the population, impose something, at least on a small part of society, for sure, the example of the communists or the terrorists of the Red Army of Japan. The Germans are the same.
An ordinary German does not know anything about Japan - a politician bought by Koreans comes to him and says that it is necessary to protect the rights of "comfort women" "victims of evil Japanese". The German says - yes, the protection of rights is good, and that's all.
To get a desire to understand reality from a German is as difficult as it is from a Japanese.
