続き（4/5）
LDP has dominated Japanese politics for more than 60 years since its formation in 1956. During this time, the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) has been in power for only three years and three months.
One wonders how one party can win so many elections in a country that is supposed to be a democracy.
Is it possible that Japan is not a democracy?
It is like the Russian Federation or the Communist Party of China, both of which continue to run dictatorial and despotic regimes.
The suspicions that people around the world rightly have are now being confirmed.
Some LDP lawmakers have already testified to the enthusiastic support of cultists and malicious vote manipulation (although it is not clear when these testimonies will be hushed up).
And on social networking sites, even now that the approval rating of the government is at 25%, a very large number of supporters continue to enthusiastically voice their support for the LDP, undermining the opposition parties and praising the LDP, in an effort to sway public opinion.
The Japanese elections are no longer anything more than a contrived farce.
長くてすまん壺工作自民潰せ（5/5）
After winning a reprieve as planned, the LDP government announced to the public at the end of this year that it would impose even heavier taxes.
The reason is a doubling of military spending.
It has also been revealed that money collected in Japan by the former Unification Church is being sent to South Korea, where it is headquartered, and that some of it is going to North Korea.
Of course, US President is aware of this.
Japan's democracy has already collapsed into a virtual despotic dictatorship.
Japan has fallen into the hands of a cult through a process so simple it is almost mind-boggling.
How did my brother die?
Seven years ago, at his brother's funeral, Yamagami cried.
Tragedies and conspiracies, like those in comic books and movies, are still swirling around Japan.
The next tragic hero may be born in the United States.
