Message from Shawn Iguchi

How can all people become low and despicable cheaters?

 Today’s news is from crazy South Korea again.

According to Japanese media “Jiji news”, unveiling ceremony of Comfort Woman statue was held at 9 PM right in front of Japanese consulate in Busan South Korea on December 31.

And today’s news from “JoongAng Ilbo”, which is Korean newspaper, reported that those people who aggressively fought back against police officers but were eventually arrested when installing the statue of Comfort Woman in front of Japanese Consulate, announced before media that they were considering to file a lawsuit against the police officers. Prior to this incident, the same civil group instigated a surprise attack to install the statue on December 28, but after physical struggle with a group of police officers 13 people were arrested and their plot ended up failing.  

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http://www.jiji.com/jc/article?g=soc&k=2016123100168&p=0161231at45&rel=pv

http://japanese.joins.com/article/305/224305.html?servcode=A00&sectcode=A10

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They have the same statue in front of Japanese embassy in Seoul city also.

According to Sankei News in Korea, there are more than 40 Comfort Woman statues (15 statues were added in 2016) all over South Korea.

This country is very crazy. Hahaha. You know when you install a statue in your country, it has to be something inspiring and making people want to look up to. But look at Koreans! The country is all filled up with negative energy which comes from Korean people’s ugly minds. Hahaha. How can people possibly become this low? Hahaha.

It’s their jealous and inferiority complex (anger) driven by their DNA. Hahaha.

It’s their DNA so they can’t fix it and nobody can do anything about them. Korean will remain like that forever. The country is cursed. Hahaha.

I think God created Koreans next to the country of Japan only to make Japanese people laugh. Hahaha.

You know why Koreans want to build Comfort Woman statues? It’s not for Japanese people but for all ignorant people in the world.

Koreans know that Japanese people know the true history of Korea so they don’t care about Japanese people anymore but what they care about is how the world looks at Japan.

Koreans know all people in the world are ignorant about East Asia so brainwashing without evidence takes statues to convince the ignorant people into believing their fabricated history. And once ignorant people in the world got cheated by Koreans, Koreans can achieve the purpose of insulting Japanese people. That makes jealous Korean people pleased. Yep, it’s a very crooked mind. Hahaha.

Koreans are jealous and envy Japanese culture. As the matter of fact, according to Japan National Tourism Organization, the number of foreign tourists visiting Japan has been explosively increasing for the last couple of years. And South Koreans are the most visiting tourists ranked 2^nd next to Chinese. But the number of tourists from South Korea and China is almost the same. Considering the population of each country (China’s population is 28 times of Korean’s) and the fact the number of tourists from South Korea has increased 28% from the previous year, you can perceive Koreans enthusiasm and admiration for Japan. Koreans want to insult and break all Japanese cultures but at the same time they envy and dying to have Japanese culture. Hahaha.

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http://www.jnto.go.jp/jpn/statistics/data_info_listing/pdf/161221monthly.pdf

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On the other hand, Japanese people don’t travel to South Korea. South Korea is one of the most unpopular tourist destinations in Japan. The reasons are as I have mentioned before “First, there aren’t much of historical sightseeing spots. Second, an anti-Japanese country. And third, there are of course Koreans in South Korea. Hahaha.

South Korean and Chinese were ranked the highest in Japanese survey “The most disliked nationality to marry in Japan” conducted in 2015. Hahaha.  

So it is “One way love” Koreans have toward Japanese with intense jealous (emotion) and inferiority complex anger (emotion) that are totally out of control by their DNA. Hahaha.

It is unethical for Japanese people trying to spread a false rumor about the innocent person they are jealous of in attempt to ruin his or her life. But for Koreans, it’s nothing unethical. Ethics, morals, rules, regulations are all meaningless before Koreans because Koreans can’t control their emotion due to their DNA therefore they can’t behave rationally. This is the reason why driving manners in South Korea is terrible (way worse than Los Angeles and New York). Driving manners reflect people’s behavior.

I oftentimes hear from Japanese people who traveled to South Korea say “I was surprised nobody dodged when walking on the streets but everybody bumped their shoulders into me” There is no concept of yielding in Korean culture. The act of yielding is deemed as a loser therefore nobody yields whether it is walking on the streets or driving on the roads or insisting on the fabricated Comfort Women history. .

Japan is opposite. Everybody yields so Korean tourists get surprised when they see Shibuya Scramble crossing where overwhelming number of Japanese people are walking on the crossing in all directions without bumping into each other. So is the driving manners in Japan, everybody yields so it is smooth with no hassle.

Anyway, let’s get back to the statue of Comfort Woman.

Please take a look at the attached first picture below.

Many times Japanese and Korean scholars have been pointing out the hair style of the statue was wrong.  There was no bobbed hair style in Korean culture. Bobbed hair style was the hair style of Japanese women but almost no Korean cares about it now.

Please take a look at the 2^nd image attached below.

This is the symbolistic statue of South Korea placed on the main street of Seoul city.

But again, when this statue appeared two and a half years ago, a lot of Korean people and scholars protested to remove it because the statue’s armor was Chinese armor and the sword was obviously Japanese sword. It became news in Japan also. However, nobody in South Korea claims anything against the statue now.

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http://www.sankei.com/west/news/140703/wst1407030062-n1.html

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Koreans are known to be very demanding people. Despite Koreans do more protests and demonstrations than any people in the world, yet all Koreans remain silent about it now.

You know why? Korean people don’t like actual Korean history and culture. So they don’t hesitate to fabricate their history and culture if it becomes as fabulous as the fantasy they have from looking at Japanese culture. That’s why they became content with the look of statue that could be proudly appealed to the world. They no longer care whether it is Korean culture or not but they are all happy being proud of their country with brand-new fabricated image of their culture.

This mentality is really difficult to understand for Japanese people.

Imagine if you were American. You have Star Wars film, right?  And if a guy said “Let’s claim to the world that Star Wars film is our actual history of America so we can be proud of our country to the whole world!” would you possibly agree with him?

Because American people don’t have any inferiority complex and jealous of a particular country, they don’t come up with a nonsense idea like Koreans do.

I am sure the designer created the statue on the main street of Seoul was getting the design from Korean history drama.

Korean history drama is all fantasy based on a total fabrication. It's a fantasy just like Star Wars film. Yet there are voices of demands among Korean to use the history dramas to teach at school.  Hahaha.

I told you, the story of Comfort Women is just a small segment of the whole fabricated Korean history. Eeeeverything about Korean culture and history are fabrications. Hahaha.

It’s important for you to look at the whole figure of Korean people instead of the small segment of Comfort Women issue so that you can see the actual problem.

For the last, I have a disclaimer. I’m not saying all Korean people are like that. Please don’t get me wrong. I’m not generalizing by nationality. Okay? But I’m saying “almost” all Koreans are like that so... Hahaha.

Have a nice day!