モルルのお護り

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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
動物が大好きです。日本が大好きです。　 座右の銘は島津義弘公がおっしゃられた「その猛勢の中に相掛けよ。」です。 皆さんよろしくお願いいたします。 ☆台湾加油　FREE TIBET　ウクライナに栄光あれ😊👍✨✨✨ ★六四天安門　全拉致被害者の即時奪還救出。
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
＞深田えいみというAV女優が年収2000万円の七年間無申告で8000万円追徴課税の国税 国会議員はセーフ　まじでこの国おかしくね？ ★もっとおかしいのは、ソフトバンクの孫は純利益が１兆円有っても在日特権で法人税０円と言う事実💢 ➊法人税は24～37％、最低でも2400億円トクしている孫‼️税金払え🤬💢
Masayoshi Son in a suit and tie, standing in front of a blue background with the SoftBank logo. Text overlay includes Japanese characters and the date "2019.09.30".
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👑音速のGOX(2冠）⚡️
@GOXGOXGOX2
深田えいみというAV女優が年収2000万円の七年間無申告で8000万円追徴課税の国税 国会議員はセーフ まじでこの国おかしくね？
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
＞【クルド人側の主張】クルド人が国会で外国人保護を訴える！【在留特別許可 入管法改正 川口市】 ★まず、女子中学生を強姦した事件を最初に謝罪しろクルド人‼️ ➊強盗、強姦、殺人未遂、殺害予告etcどんな犯罪を犯そうが誰一人刑罰を受けぬお前らは無敵だろうが ➋そんな輩と居住不能だ帰国せよ💢
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おにょへさん　いきなりDMはNO松本零士さん、水木一郎さん、団時朗さんは永遠
@03DX1
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【クルド人側の主張】クルド人が国会で外国人保護を訴える！【在留特別許可 入管法改正 川口市】 youtu.be/M0RZ5qpYPSQ?si @YouTubeより ここは我々日本人🇯🇵の国です‼️ 犯罪者、反日は去れ‼️
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@moeruasia01
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@haikokudo
＞('A`) クルド人、車で家に突っ込み壁と重要文化財（神様の御神体）を破壊 → 目撃者多数のなか慌てて逃亡 ★埼玉県警に聞くが ➊逮捕しても言葉が通じぬからと、殺人未遂だろうが強姦だろうが強盗だろうが ➋処分保留→釈放と言う刑罰不能なクルド人に ➌免許は交付とか整合性が取れないのでは💢
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
自民・杉田氏、衆院選不出馬伝達【24衆院選】(時事通信) #Yahooニュース news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/0a8ff 　 🌟日本にとぐろを巻く反日勢力に一人で立ち向かい、科研費に群がる東大京大等々教授らの奇妙さを国会質疑し、心胆寒からしめ、自費で国連に行き韓国の慰安婦問題を終わらせた人。日本に必要な議員‼️
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@amamiakane
＞警官が正しい。 警官から「免許証を見せろ」と言われたら見せる。 嫌なら最初から運転するな。 ☆激しく同意します。　 1️⃣免許制度で、当該運転免許証の確認に正義の番人の警察官が、これ程苦労をせねば成らないとか 2⃣現在の「警察法」の方が間違っている💢 3⃣直ちに改正せよ‼️
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@bAJcMWlFrUvPT0b
＞韓国･李在明大統領にトランプ大統領から祝電も電話もなし。40時間以上も放置プレイ ★お前、日本の日の丸と同じ様に米国の星条旗を便所に貼り付けて小便の的にしてるよな。 とぼけんな！おまエラが自慢気にネットにアップした写真が幾らでも有るよ。 そんなキ印に何で祝電なんだよ？良く考えろ‼️
The image depicts a tiled bathroom or toilet area with two flags taped to the wall. The American flag is on the left, and the Japanese flag is on the right. The setting appears to be a public or communal restroom, given the tiled walls and floor. The context from the post suggests this image is used to make a political statement, criticizing the placement of the American and Japanese flags in such a disrespectful location. The post text mentions a political scenario involving the Korean President and former US President Trump, implying a commentary on international relations and respect between nations. The image is likely intended to provoke a reaction regarding the perceived disrespect towards the flags of the USA and Japan.
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@lico339
【貼れと言われた気がして】 ＞川口を公道から視察中の議員の車を、5キロ以上も追い回し、武南署に駆け込んだ車を囲み“監禁・威嚇”した、コストコ・カートク△ド男、コール・ユルマズの危険運転⚠️ 日本妻と子がいて強制送還されないからと、調子に乗っています。運転免許失効と在留資格取消を！共存不
The post includes three images. The first image shows a man sitting in a shopping cart inside a store, likely a Costco, wearing casual attire. The second image depicts a nighttime scene of a protest or public disturbance with police vehicles and a crowd, suggesting a tense situation. The third image features a man in a suit, possibly a politician or public figure, standing in front of a poster with Japanese text. The post text discusses a man named Cole Yurmaz who allegedly chased a politician's car for over 5 kilometers, surrounded it at a police station, and engaged in dangerous driving. The text criticizes his behavior, mentioning his Japanese wife and child as reasons he might not be deported, and calls for the revocation of his driving license and residency status.
The post includes three images. The first image shows a man sitting in a shopping cart inside a store, likely a Costco, wearing casual attire. The second image depicts a nighttime scene of a protest or public disturbance with police vehicles and a crowd, suggesting a tense situation. The third image features a man in a suit, possibly a politician or public figure, standing in front of a poster with Japanese text. The post text discusses a man named Cole Yurmaz who allegedly chased a politician's car for over 5 kilometers, surrounded it at a police station, and engaged in dangerous driving. The text criticizes his behavior, mentioning his Japanese wife and child as reasons he might not be deported, and calls for the revocation of his driving license and residency status.
The post includes three images. The first image shows a man sitting in a shopping cart inside a store, likely a Costco, wearing casual attire. The second image depicts a nighttime scene of a protest or public disturbance with police vehicles and a crowd, suggesting a tense situation. The third image features a man in a suit, possibly a politician or public figure, standing in front of a poster with Japanese text. The post text discusses a man named Cole Yurmaz who allegedly chased a politician's car for over 5 kilometers, surrounded it at a police station, and engaged in dangerous driving. The text criticizes his behavior, mentioning his Japanese wife and child as reasons he might not be deported, and calls for the revocation of his driving license and residency status.
The post includes three images. The first image shows a man sitting in a shopping cart inside a store, likely a Costco, wearing casual attire. The second image depicts a nighttime scene of a protest or public disturbance with police vehicles and a crowd, suggesting a tense situation. The third image features a man in a suit, possibly a politician or public figure, standing in front of a poster with Japanese text. The post text discusses a man named Cole Yurmaz who allegedly chased a politician's car for over 5 kilometers, surrounded it at a police station, and engaged in dangerous driving. The text criticizes his behavior, mentioning his Japanese wife and child as reasons he might not be deported, and calls for the revocation of his driving license and residency status.
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
Replying to
@nonbeiyasu
＞岩屋外相の中国人ビザの発給要件緩和、党の手続きをふまず「約束をしてきてしまった ★日本人の子供は🇨🇳人に腸や肝臓が飛び出す程刺され殺され、国内では車で轢き殺され、尖閣では日本の保安庁が追い出され、で岩屋が🇨🇳に10年ビザ緩和だとさ‼️　 こんな輩を議員にした別府温泉には絶対行かん🤬💢💢
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@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@wadamasamune
＞クルド人を守るための行動は1回も取った事がないのに・・ ★そう言う主張なら和田氏に3点の疑問が生じる。回答を求める。 第一 殺人未遂で罰も受けず釈放されたクルド人7名をきちんと再捜査させ、刑に服させるか強制送還させるか、クルド難民に関わる議員として決着をつけ、何故報告しない？　 続）
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@ShioriYamao
【表舞台は無理】 ★2017年、週刊文春が報じた倉持麟太郎弁護士との不倫疑惑は山尾の公人としての信頼を０にした 品川のホテルや倉持宅で妻の留守中を狙い夜の密会が写真付きで報じられ、山尾は男女関係を否定も、後の元妻の自殺に貴女の行動が精神的な苦痛を増幅させた疑惑は拭えず、失礼甚だしい‼️
The image is a black and white poster featuring a prominent Japanese politician, Shiori Yamao, with text in Japanese discussing a scandal involving an alleged affair with lawyer Rintaro Kuramochi in 2017. The text mentions that the affair was reported by Shukan Bunshun, a weekly magazine, and included photos of their secret meetings at a hotel in Shinagawa and Kuramochi's residence. The scandal reportedly damaged Yamao's public trust and raised questions about her role in the subsequent suicide of Kuramochi's ex-wife. The composition includes a large portrait of Yamao, with smaller images of Kuramochi and scenes related to the scandal. The text overlay is significant, providing context and details about the controversy.
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@datesohshi
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@nippon_ukuraina
☆今から400年前、🇫🇷の哲学者があれほど・・・　 　 1️⃣「カなき正義は無能であり、正義なき力は圧制である。　 力なき正義は反抗を受ける。なぜならは、つねに悪人は絶えないから正義なき力は弾劾される。　　 それゆえ正義と力を結合せねばならない。」　 byパスカル
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
【恫喝】 ★#クルド人 のお言葉 「クルド人に手を出さないでください、友好的な警告です」　 ➊難民として世話に成る日本国と日本人に対して、この言い草だ ➋で、強姦・強盗、殺人未遂、殺害予告に、喧嘩で夜クルド人が100人集まり威嚇 ➌そしてそれを日本人が非難をすると、「お言葉」だとさ😔
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くつざわ 改革党代表 🇯🇵
@kutsuzawa55
逮捕されたら「トルコ国籍」 難民ぶる時は「クルド人」 x.com/hoshusokuhou/s…
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@Se2R2WwcMk76254
★画像は【日本向けキムチに唾を入れる朝鮮人】と有るが、実はアンミカと同じ国籍の🇰🇷人だ。 ➊日清食品は国民食とも言える「どん兵衛」のCMに、🇯🇵とって世界一の敵国で有る🇰🇷人を起用したが何故だ？ ➋天皇陛下を斬首した動画を流し、国会議員が日の丸を踏む行事が有る ➌誰が食べる気に成るよ🤬 x.com/donbei_jp/stat
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
＞悠仁さま・・に従えやSNSに不満も書くなでは信頼ではなく恐怖で秩序を保つの？ 悠仁さんは現状をどう思う ★1996年4月16日🇺🇸クリントン大統領が来日。悠仁さんの親→A宮は天皇陛下から接待役を仰せつかるも晩餐会当日、17日の朝、周囲の反対を蹴り飛ばし突如タイに旅行に行ったよ。そんな親だよ💢
The first image is a collage of photographs from a Japanese magazine dated May 2-9, 1996, featuring various scenes including a formal interaction between a man in a suit and a police officer, and other public events. The text overlay discusses the visit of U.S. President Bill Clinton to Japan on April 16, 1996, and mentions Prince Hisahito's parents' actions during that time. The second image shows a formal dinner event with several individuals in formal attire, likely related to the diplomatic visit mentioned in the post. The context provided by the post text suggests a discussion on political and royal family dynamics during significant international visits.
The first image is a collage of photographs from a Japanese magazine dated May 2-9, 1996, featuring various scenes including a formal interaction between a man in a suit and a police officer, and other public events. The text overlay discusses the visit of U.S. President Bill Clinton to Japan on April 16, 1996, and mentions Prince Hisahito's parents' actions during that time. The second image shows a formal dinner event with several individuals in formal attire, likely related to the diplomatic visit mentioned in the post. The context provided by the post text suggests a discussion on political and royal family dynamics during significant international visits.
The first image is a collage of photographs from a Japanese magazine dated May 2-9, 1996, featuring various scenes including a formal interaction between a man in a suit and a police officer, and other public events. The text overlay discusses the visit of U.S. President Bill Clinton to Japan on April 16, 1996, and mentions Prince Hisahito's parents' actions during that time. The second image shows a formal dinner event with several individuals in formal attire, likely related to the diplomatic visit mentioned in the post. The context provided by the post text suggests a discussion on political and royal family dynamics during significant international visits.
The first image is a collage of photographs from a Japanese magazine dated May 2-9, 1996, featuring various scenes including a formal interaction between a man in a suit and a police officer, and other public events. The text overlay discusses the visit of U.S. President Bill Clinton to Japan on April 16, 1996, and mentions Prince Hisahito's parents' actions during that time. The second image shows a formal dinner event with several individuals in formal attire, likely related to the diplomatic visit mentioned in the post. The context provided by the post text suggests a discussion on political and royal family dynamics during significant international visits.
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あきらっちスカッと皇室
@seijisenmon
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悠仁さまが筑波大学に入学で開かれた大学が閉ざされた大学に ⾃由で何度でも挑戦できる環境がSNSでの批判投稿にまで圧力 GLOBAL TRUSTを創出と学内外から信頼を得るには学生との信頼関係が不可欠 警備員に従えやSNSに不満も書くなでは信頼ではなく恐怖で秩序を保つの？ 悠仁さんは現状をどう思う
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@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@pirooooon3
＞中国人が日本人を死亡させた事故で 運転していた中国人に『無罪判決』 責任能力なし。 日本の司法は狂っていると思いませんか？ ★ホテルの住所で10問中、翻訳アプリを使い7問正解すれば合格って何だよ公明党‼️ 翻訳アプリって、標識も読めないだろうが‼️賠償しろ公明党💢
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John Smith
@smith_john87277
中国人が運転免許を取れるように公明党が驚察に圧力をかけていた!!!!!!!
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モルルのお護り
@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@KadotaRyusho
＞9日に党首討論の選択肢もあるとか｡株価暴落など“織り込み済み”で､じり貧より先手必勝らしい ★いやいやいやいや、もう二度と無い総理大臣の席じゃないか。即解散でどうする？ ➊ここは「ハニトラお代わりの石破、後ろから鉄砲を撃つ石破＆#人の嫁に中出し #ポエ次郎」とで支持率3％を目指させよ
The first image is a collage of newspaper clippings and a tweet discussing political events in Japan. The newspaper clippings feature headlines and articles related to political figures and events, with a focus on Prime Minister Kishida and potential election strategies. The tweet mentions the possibility of a snap election and references political figures like Ishiba and Kishida, with a humorous tone suggesting low support rates. The second image is a meme featuring a cartoon character resembling a political figure, holding a camera and peeking through a window, with text criticizing the political situation. The third image is a collage of news articles and photos discussing political figures and events, including a mention of a potential snap election and public opinion on political figures.
The first image is a collage of newspaper clippings and a tweet discussing political events in Japan. The newspaper clippings feature headlines and articles related to political figures and events, with a focus on Prime Minister Kishida and potential election strategies. The tweet mentions the possibility of a snap election and references political figures like Ishiba and Kishida, with a humorous tone suggesting low support rates. The second image is a meme featuring a cartoon character resembling a political figure, holding a camera and peeking through a window, with text criticizing the political situation. The third image is a collage of news articles and photos discussing political figures and events, including a mention of a potential snap election and public opinion on political figures.
The first image is a collage of newspaper clippings and a tweet discussing political events in Japan. The newspaper clippings feature headlines and articles related to political figures and events, with a focus on Prime Minister Kishida and potential election strategies. The tweet mentions the possibility of a snap election and references political figures like Ishiba and Kishida, with a humorous tone suggesting low support rates. The second image is a meme featuring a cartoon character resembling a political figure, holding a camera and peeking through a window, with text criticizing the political situation. The third image is a collage of news articles and photos discussing political figures and events, including a mention of a potential snap election and public opinion on political figures.
The first image is a collage of newspaper clippings and a tweet discussing political events in Japan. The newspaper clippings feature headlines and articles related to political figures and events, with a focus on Prime Minister Kishida and potential election strategies. The tweet mentions the possibility of a snap election and references political figures like Ishiba and Kishida, with a humorous tone suggesting low support rates. The second image is a meme featuring a cartoon character resembling a political figure, holding a camera and peeking through a window, with text criticizing the political situation. The third image is a collage of news articles and photos discussing political figures and events, including a mention of a potential snap election and public opinion on political figures.
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@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@buP5I3R65mPm1MV
🌟敬宮愛子内親王の、全てを見抜いていらっしゃる感が凄い😊👍✨✨ ＞何度も持ち出してしつこいけど、腹の虫がおさまらなくて。これやっぱり姫さま戸惑っていますよ。座れって言われているんですから。まだ陛下と大統領が入場されていないのに。🦌子さん事情分かっているようにチラ見して笑っている？
The image depicts a formal setting with several individuals dressed in formal attire, likely part of a royal or diplomatic event. The text overlay in Japanese discusses Princess Aiko, suggesting she is one of the individuals in the image, and mentions her apparent confusion or hesitation about seating protocol before the Emperor and President have entered. The setting appears to be a ceremonial room, with individuals standing and interacting in a respectful manner. The post highlights the nuances of royal etiquette and the public's observation of these formalities.
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@Se2R2WwcMk76254
＞なんで味噌汁をスプーンで食べるような奴が、配膳までの過程で入る訳が無い大型異物が入ったと大騒ぎしているんだよ！ 日本人じゃない奴がすき家の評判を下げる為に仕組んだ自作自演だ ★グリコ森永事件の時も、マック異物混入の時も、何故か在日企業は無事で商売繁盛のバネに成ってるんだよな～🤔
The post includes three images. The first image shows a bowl of miso soup with a large, unusual object inside, which appears to be a slice of lemon or lime, and a slice of onion. The second image is a book cover with Japanese text, suggesting a connection to a mystery or conspiracy theme. The third image is a screenshot of a news broadcast featuring two men in suits, likely discussing a related controversy. The post text suggests a conspiracy theory about a non-Japanese person intentionally contaminating food at a Japanese restaurant to damage its reputation, referencing past incidents like the Glico-Morinaga case and McDonald's contamination. The images and text together imply a discussion on food safety, cultural identity, and conspiracy theories.
The post includes three images. The first image shows a bowl of miso soup with a large, unusual object inside, which appears to be a slice of lemon or lime, and a slice of onion. The second image is a book cover with Japanese text, suggesting a connection to a mystery or conspiracy theme. The third image is a screenshot of a news broadcast featuring two men in suits, likely discussing a related controversy. The post text suggests a conspiracy theory about a non-Japanese person intentionally contaminating food at a Japanese restaurant to damage its reputation, referencing past incidents like the Glico-Morinaga case and McDonald's contamination. The images and text together imply a discussion on food safety, cultural identity, and conspiracy theories.
The post includes three images. The first image shows a bowl of miso soup with a large, unusual object inside, which appears to be a slice of lemon or lime, and a slice of onion. The second image is a book cover with Japanese text, suggesting a connection to a mystery or conspiracy theme. The third image is a screenshot of a news broadcast featuring two men in suits, likely discussing a related controversy. The post text suggests a conspiracy theory about a non-Japanese person intentionally contaminating food at a Japanese restaurant to damage its reputation, referencing past incidents like the Glico-Morinaga case and McDonald's contamination. The images and text together imply a discussion on food safety, cultural identity, and conspiracy theories.
The post includes three images. The first image shows a bowl of miso soup with a large, unusual object inside, which appears to be a slice of lemon or lime, and a slice of onion. The second image is a book cover with Japanese text, suggesting a connection to a mystery or conspiracy theme. The third image is a screenshot of a news broadcast featuring two men in suits, likely discussing a related controversy. The post text suggests a conspiracy theory about a non-Japanese person intentionally contaminating food at a Japanese restaurant to damage its reputation, referencing past incidents like the Glico-Morinaga case and McDonald's contamination. The images and text together imply a discussion on food safety, cultural identity, and conspiracy theories.
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シラトリ
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なんで味噌汁をスプーンで食べるような奴が、配膳までの過程で入る訳が無い大型異物が入ったと大騒ぎしているんだよ！ 日本人じゃない奴がすき家の評判を下げる為に仕組んだ自作自演だとしか思わねえよ💢 #日本をなめるな x.com/newssharing1/s…
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@Se2R2WwcMk76254
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@okada_2019
＞カナダ人には　比較的良い印象を持っていたのだが 放火とはな　たった一人の悪行で ★カナダ国籍を持つ中国人富豪の（肖建華＝ショウ・ケンワ）氏が2017年、中国の治安要員によって香港のホテルから拉致され中国で不当に裁判に掛けられている。 リー・ジュンホとか名前からして元々は中国人かと😩
The image shows a traditional Japanese shrine, identified as Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha, with a red building and surrounding greenery. The text overlay in Japanese discusses an incident where a 41-year-old man of Canadian nationality, with an unknown occupation and residence, was arrested for allegedly setting fire to an infrared alarm device within the shrine's premises. The man reportedly set his clothes on fire and then transferred the flames to the alarm device. A shrine priest noticed the fire and subdued the man, who muttered threats in Japanese, including "I'll kill you". This incident is part of a broader discussion on the negative impact of individual actions on national reputations, as referenced in the original post text.
The image shows a traditional Japanese shrine, identified as Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha, with a red building and surrounding greenery. The text overlay in Japanese discusses an incident where a 41-year-old man of Canadian nationality, with an unknown occupation and residence, was arrested for allegedly setting fire to an infrared alarm device within the shrine's premises. The man reportedly set his clothes on fire and then transferred the flames to the alarm device. A shrine priest noticed the fire and subdued the man, who muttered threats in Japanese, including "I'll kill you". This incident is part of a broader discussion on the negative impact of individual actions on national reputations, as referenced in the original post text.
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＞入管職員の暴行「合理的に必要な限度を超えた」と東京高裁　クルド人男性に国が22万円支払う一審判決を支持：東京新聞 【中学生を強姦して執行猶予中のクルド人21歳、12歳の子供を強姦して逮捕】 ★おい望月‼️今度はクルド人が子供を強姦だよ。何故報道しない❓ 望月‼️お前きちんと報道しろよ🤬💢
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入管職員の暴行「合理的に必要な限度を超えた」と東京高裁　クルド人男性に国が22万円支払う一審判決を支持：東京新聞
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＞「在日クルド人差別」罰則伴う撤廃法の制定を訴える共同通信記者　角南圭祐　この人です。 1),共同通信が毎年１億円を🇰🇵に送金していた事実が発覚 2),立憲の塩村あやかに誰とも知れぬ殺害予告の手紙届き連日大報道 3),杉田水脈に殺害予告、娘をレイプすると脅迫した犯人が逮捕されるも一切報道せず
The image is a collage of three distinct sections related to political and social issues in Japan. The top section shows a group photo of numerous individuals, presumably journalists or political figures, standing in front of traditional Japanese buildings, with text overlay discussing the annual transfer of 100 million yen from Kyodo News to North Korea. The middle section features a portrait of a woman with text discussing the advocacy for the abolition of discrimination against Kurds in Japan by a Kyodo News reporter, Keisuke Kadonami. The bottom section shows a screenshot of a tweet by Reiko Chiba, mentioning the same reporter and his involvement in advocating for the abolition of discrimination laws. The overall theme revolves around political journalism, discrimination, and public figures' involvement in social issues.
The image is a collage of three distinct sections related to political and social issues in Japan. The top section shows a group photo of numerous individuals, presumably journalists or political figures, standing in front of traditional Japanese buildings, with text overlay discussing the annual transfer of 100 million yen from Kyodo News to North Korea. The middle section features a portrait of a woman with text discussing the advocacy for the abolition of discrimination against Kurds in Japan by a Kyodo News reporter, Keisuke Kadonami. The bottom section shows a screenshot of a tweet by Reiko Chiba, mentioning the same reporter and his involvement in advocating for the abolition of discrimination laws. The overall theme revolves around political journalism, discrimination, and public figures' involvement in social issues.
The image is a collage of three distinct sections related to political and social issues in Japan. The top section shows a group photo of numerous individuals, presumably journalists or political figures, standing in front of traditional Japanese buildings, with text overlay discussing the annual transfer of 100 million yen from Kyodo News to North Korea. The middle section features a portrait of a woman with text discussing the advocacy for the abolition of discrimination against Kurds in Japan by a Kyodo News reporter, Keisuke Kadonami. The bottom section shows a screenshot of a tweet by Reiko Chiba, mentioning the same reporter and his involvement in advocating for the abolition of discrimination laws. The overall theme revolves around political journalism, discrimination, and public figures' involvement in social issues.
The image is a collage of three distinct sections related to political and social issues in Japan. The top section shows a group photo of numerous individuals, presumably journalists or political figures, standing in front of traditional Japanese buildings, with text overlay discussing the annual transfer of 100 million yen from Kyodo News to North Korea. The middle section features a portrait of a woman with text discussing the advocacy for the abolition of discrimination against Kurds in Japan by a Kyodo News reporter, Keisuke Kadonami. The bottom section shows a screenshot of a tweet by Reiko Chiba, mentioning the same reporter and his involvement in advocating for the abolition of discrimination laws. The overall theme revolves around political journalism, discrimination, and public figures' involvement in social issues.
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