NHK Party’s Takashi Tachibana’s true intentions are clear: “How can we make good use of stupid people?”

The “Motohiko Saito issue” seems to have no end in sight, and one wonders how long it will continue. The Hyogo Prefecture gubernatorial election was dubbed the “SNS election,” and even after it was over, the Internet was the center of the festivities.

And on November 29, Takashi Tachibana, leader of the “Party to Protect Citizens from NHK,” who continues to provide support for Saito, finally disclosed on his SNS data stored on his official computer, which he claimed belonged to the former prefectural government bureau chief who committed suicide.

Tachibana, who was himself a candidate in the “Hyogo Prefecture Gubernatorial Election,” had announced in his political broadcasts and campaign speeches

The (deceased) former director of the Hyogo Prefectural Citizens Bureau had affairs with 10 people over a period of 10 years. He was also suspected of having had sexual intercourse without consent.

It is reasonable to assume that the reason he committed suicide was not because of power harassment, but because he was afraid of having his affairs exposed.

The evidence was left on the official computer used by the former director of the Prefectural People’s Bureau.

Some of the texts contain graphic descriptions.

Although the data may not be “fabricated data,” as Tachibana’s “anti” supporters pointed out, the public clamor that it was fabricated led Tachibana to disclose the contents of a file with the name of Ms. Tiko, whom the former Prefectural Population Bureau chief pointed out was his adulterous partner. However, because of the “fabricated data” and the “fabrication” uproar, Mr. Tachibana disclosed the contents of a file with the name of Ms. Tiko, whom he pointed out was the former director of the prefectural office’s affair partner. There was indeed a sentence written in Word on the file. It was a “text. It is true that there are graphic descriptions in the text, but I am not the only one who thought it looked like a “sensual novel.

In addition, Mr. Tachibana wrote on his campaign poster

On his campaign poster, he wrote, “I have numerous photographs on my official computer that are proof of my infidelity.

However, he did not disclose any such photographs. The only thing that was made public was a photo of a woman believed to be Ms. Tiko from one of the files, “Tiko’s Photo Gallery. The “intimate” e-mail correspondence was also not disclosed.

Can this alone be considered “proof” of adultery?

When “old media” such as weekly magazines report on celebrity affairs, they provide concrete evidence such as “they went into the apartment together” or “they stayed together at a hotel until morning,” and they obtain and in some cases disclose records of lines and e-mails that suggest a relationship. Finally, it is essential to interview the parties involved to obtain the truth.

However, Mr. Tachibana has done none of these. It cannot be said that he has obtained the truth. It is doubtful whether or not the ex-prefectural government head and Ms. T had an affair.

And now it is clear that Tachibana has been “lying” again.

Antisocial Cult Group

Mr. Tachibana emphasized

Ten people in ten years (and adultery). There is a possibility of non-consensual sexual intercourse.

is,

“Seven in ten years. There was no non-consensual sexual intercourse.

was corrected to “7 persons in 10 years, no non-consensual sexual intercourse. In addition, the following information was corrected: “Information has not been obtained on the other six persons.

“We have not been able to obtain any information on the other six.

I have not been able to obtain any information on the other six. Well, well, well.

Yoichi Takahashi and Shinichiro Suda also made a fuss about “10 people in 10 years” and “7 people in 10 years,” but neither of them had any information, which is just appalling.

And although it was hidden behind the “contents of the computer fiasco,” a court decision was handed down on November 27.

The NHK party told Tomohiro Ishiwata, a.k.a. “Election Watcher Chidai,” that he had been accused of being a member of an “antisocial cult group” with an X

《Anti-social cult group》.

Like an Aum that doesn’t spray sarin gas.

The Tokyo District Court ruled on April 27 in a lawsuit in which the NHK Party sought 1.6 million yen in damages from Tomohiro Ishiwata, an election watcher, for defaming the party by posting such comments on X. The court ruled that the content of the postings was not an opinion but a commentary,

The Tokyo District Court dismissed the group’s claim on the grounds that the content of the post did not deviate from the realm of commentary.

The Tokyo District Court dismissed the group’s claim on the grounds that “the content of the postings did not deviate from the realm of commentary.

The following is an excerpt from the judgment,

The court found that the plaintiff’s representatives and their supporters had committed criminal or illegal acts on multiple occasions from 2013 to the present.

The plaintiff’s representative has been engaged in criminal or illegal acts on multiple occasions since 2013 up to the present,

“It is recognized that it is based on the fact that the representatives of the plaintiffs have clearly expressed their intention not to comply with the law, and have even mentioned the possibility of terrorism and ethnic genocide, and have offered and encouraged illegal acts and nuisances to the general public as a service to the public.

The group was condemned as an “antisocial cult group.

Aum Shinrikyo as a Benchmark

Nevertheless, some of the “Tachibana sympathizers” are still concerned about the court’s decision.

“The court did not find the NHK Party to be an antisocial cult group.

However, looking back at Tachibana’s past statements, it is clear that when he performed the “NHK Party Song and Dance” for the first time at the “Nico Nico Cho-Kaigi 2022” on April 29, 2010, Atsuhiko Kurokawa, then N Party Secretary General, and Kenichiro Saito, current N Party representative, were on the stage and said

“We used Aum Shinrikyo as our bench mark.

And. And

“We hit the jackpot just by having people feel Aum Shinrikyō.

Tachibana himself said, “I am very happy to have been able to make people feel Aum Shinrikyō. Furthermore, Mr. Tachibana himself said

“Let’s change your name to ‘Your Eminence.

He said, “I’m pleased to introduce to you now. I’m Takeru. Good.”

He said, “I like it.

In addition, on “Nico Nico Douga” distributed on May 17, 2008, Mr. Tachibana held an event with Mr. Fumihiro Jyosuke, who was a spokesman for “Aum Shinrikyo. There,

I think everyone is asking objectively about Shoko Asahara, but it sounds very subjective. I am in a position that I could be Shoko Asahara at any moment.”

It is an undeniable fact that the N Party used “Aum Shinrikyo” as a benchmark. In a YouTube video posted on June 5, 2010, Tachibana said, “It’s impossible to tell the truth.

I gave up because it was impossible to tell the truth.

He then went on to say

I’ve given up because I can’t tell them the truth.

He said, “It’s like a dog or a cat. The really smart people are the ones who think of ways to get the idiots to vote for them.

We have to get these people to vote for us. We have to get these people to vote for us, and that will save these idiots in the end.

He said.

The truth is on social networking sites.

I don’t think those who are shouting “The truth is on social networking sites” would say that this is a lie! But I wonder what the people of Hyogo Prefecture and Tachibana sympathizers who voted for Motohiko Saito will think. ……