FULFORD UPDATE: Feb. 27, 2009 'The Last Desperate Efforts of Japan's Colonial Occupation Slave Regime to Survive
The last desperate efforts of Japan’s colonial occupation slave regime to survive
Japan’s disgusting quisling regime of colonial traitors are preparing a desperate gamble to survive. Since opinion polls show the current occupation regime is going to be wiped out in a general election that has to be held by September there are plans being made to set up a new party. The foreign occupation regime and their Japanese flunkies are trying to steal money from the Japanese postal savings bank in order to finance this new party. They already have handed over most of Japanese savings to a foreign crime group. It is especially important to be keep a careful eye on Postal Savings assets that are being sold way below market prices to certain foreign securities companies. They are trying to steal this money in order to pump it into the Japanese corporate media so that they can fool the Japanese into voting for those traitors. However, the owners of the Japanese media conglomerates have been warned not to betray their people any longer.
Meanwhile the Japanese economy has shrunk by 20% in two months because Europeans and Americans are no longer allowed to buy Japanese products with worthless paper. The Japanese corporations are busy retooling their factories to supply goods for consumers in developing and medium income countries.
We have also handed over a list of members of the Democratic Party of Japan who have been bribed by the rogue elements of the US government to non-compromised party leaders. The Japanese people must save their future by shaking off the colonial regime. They need to hold an election, get rid of the traitors and mount a series of reforms bigger than those seen in the Meiji era. If they do this, Japan will be back to double digit growth in no time.
A newly independent, reformed Japan would be in a much better position to help　developing as well as Western countries build or rebuild their manufacturing bases.
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