oommiix

$The image depicts a nighttime urban scene outside a building, featuring a white van that has crashed into a large signboard displaying the face of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, with the signboard tilted and damaged. The signboard, part of a public display or campaign, is positioned near a traffic light and a sidewalk, with a few people visible in the background observing the scene. The post text from @oommiix on X, referencing "北村氏" (Kitamura) and the Japan Conservative Party, suggests a satirical or critical commentary on a political figure or party causing an accident, with the signboard\'s upside-down face adding a humorous or ironic element. No platform watermarks are present, and the image is clear, well-lit, and in focus despite the chaotic scene.$

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oommiix

@oommiix

Apr 28

日本保守党　有本事務総長　怒りのポスト『児玉氏の嘘に反論します』しかしその反論が『工事代金を払った』（当たり前）を除き児玉氏が語っていた内容と全く変わらず彼が嘘つきではない事が証明された

日本保守党　有本事務総長　あさ8で発言『飯山氏が島田氏に男女二人きりの食事に誘うのは非常識』ホテルのベッド横で妻帯者と配信する有本氏に常識を語る資格はあるのだろうか

The image shows two individuals sitting in what appears to be a hotel room, with a bed visible in the background. They are seated at a small table with cups of tea or coffee, suggesting a casual meeting or discussion. The setting and context from the post text imply a political discussion or meeting, as it references a statement by 有本事務総長 (Yuimoto Jimu Souchou) from the Japanese Conservative Party about the impropriety of a dinner invitation by Iiyama to Shimada. The post questions the appropriateness of Yuimoto discussing propriety while in a similar situation, highlighting a potential hypocrisy or scandal.

百田尚樹議員　有権者を舐め過ぎ　前代未聞『議員になってしまいました　嬉しくもない』こんな人間を持ち上げ崇拝してる奴　頭大丈夫？

$The image shows a bald man, identified as Naoki Hyakuta, holding a whiteboard with handwritten Japanese text and a cartoon drawing. The text on the board reads, "I became a member of parliament, but I\'m not happy about it..." with a cartoon of a sad face saying, "I don\'t want this!" and "What should I do?" The man appears frustrated, aligning with the post text criticizing Hyakuta for disrespecting voters. The setting is indoors, possibly a public or media event, with a timestamp (1:08:28) and watermark indicating it\'s from X. The composition is clear, focusing on Hyakuta and the whiteboard, emphasizing the satirical and critical nature of the meme.$

有本事務総長『味方を背中から撃つな』被害者と加害者が入れ替わるヤバい世界河村たかし氏が悪者に仕立て上げられました

The image is a screenshot of a tweet from Kaori Arimoto (@arimoto_kaori), discussing political issues in Japan. The tweet mentions a situation where a candidate from the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan was accused of wrongdoing, leading to a reversal of roles between the victim and the perpetrator. The tweet references a specific incident involving Mr. Takashi Kawamura, who was portrayed as the villain. The text highlights the confusion and blame-shifting in political discourse, suggesting a complex and contentious environment. The tweet includes a link to another post by Takashi Kawamura, indicating a direct response or continuation of the discussion.

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河村　たかし（本人）

@kawamura758

Jun 20

週刊文春のデジタル記事について、河村たかしの見解を述べます。百田代表からペットボトルを投げつけられたのは事実です。私はウソを絶対、言いません。あったことをなかったとも言いません。支援者の皆様には、ご心配おかけしており、申し訳ございません。　 youtu.be/9VytWRW-vPQ

日本保守党　百田代表　拉致集会でキレる予定されたスピーチの時間をオーバーした事を注意されて怒りまくる発言も実現不可能な下らない内容だった

The image shows a man in a formal suit and tie, wearing a blue ribbon on his lapel, which suggests he is attending a formal or political event. According to the post text, this man is the representative of the Japan Conservative Party, referred to as '百田代表' (Hyakuta Daihyo), who is known to have lost his temper at a rally concerning abductions. The setting appears to be indoors, likely at a conference or public gathering, with a neutral background. The context indicates that he was reprimanded for exceeding his allotted speech time, leading to his visible frustration.

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maku

@maku94483

May 24

1:30

日本保守党の百田代表が、北朝鮮拉致問題の国民大集会で、この大会がガス抜きになってはいけない、政治家は水面下だけではなく、見えるようなことをせよ、などと関係者の取り組みを痛烈に批判。関係者は百田氏の知らないところで大変な思いをしているはずで、この言い方は反発を招くように思える。

日本保守党　定例会見　質問がなく30分持たずタレント弁護士効果で一瞬注目され　また過疎茶飲み話会見に記者も困惑　まさにチーム終活

$The image depicts a press conference for the Japan Conservative Party, featuring three individuals seated at a table with microphones, laptops, and water bottles. The backdrop is a blue banner with the party\'s name and logo, reading "日本を盛り上げ、強く、自由保守党" (Revitalize Japan, Strong, Liberal Conservative Party). The post text indicates the meeting ended early due to a lack of questions, lasting only 30 minutes, and suggests declining interest, with journalists appearing confused. No platform watermarks are visible.$