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The CCP incited hatred against Japan and killed a child! Akio Yaita: If we don’t take a tough stance against the rogue regime, it will definitely become more aggressive
Editor: Fang Xun / Source: New Head Shell / https://www.aboluowang.com/2024/0920/2105176.html
The Chinese Communist Party authorities manipulated national sentiment to divert people's dissatisfaction with the government, condoned and encouraged anti-Japanese speech in the country, and once again led to anti-Japanese crimes against innocent children. On the morning of September 18, near the Japanese school in Shenzhen, China, a 10-year-old Japanese boy was attacked by a 44-year-old Chinese thug on his way to school. He was stabbed several times in the abdomen and legs. He was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment but still died. In this regard, Japanese veteran media person Akio Yaita said that this incident caused a strong reaction in Japanese public opinion. Because a similar incident occurred in Suzhou in June this year but the Chinese Communist Party government did not take effective measures afterwards, resulting in a recurrence of tragedy.
Akio Yaita wrote on Facebook: "In recent years, China has intensified its anti-Japanese education and propaganda efforts, resulting in a series of incidents of hatred against Japan. Recently, Chinese Internet celebrities have twice urinated and graffitied at the Yasukuni Shrine, which commemorates the fallen soldiers of Japan; and Chinese announcers have criticized the Japanese government without a script on NHK's radio programs, which has caused strong dissatisfaction among Japanese public opinion against China. This tragedy is likely related to the Chinese government's high-profile commemoration of the 'September 18th Incident' 93 years ago and inciting hatred of Japan among the Chinese people."
Akio Yaita pointed out: "The people who are most responsible for the unfortunate events are the thugs who committed the crimes and the Chinese government that condoned the murderers. However, the Japanese government is also to blame for its appeasement attitude towards China for many years. For example, Chinese military aircraft violated Japanese airspace on 26 August this year but the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan still sent a Japan-China friendship delegation led by Nikai Toshihiro to visit Beijing the next day, 27 August. When they met with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, they did not protest. They just repeatedly emphasized the importance of Japan-China friendship and reached an agreement on the graduation trip of Japanese high school graduates to China. "
Akifu Yaita continued "When facing a rogue regime, if you don't take a tough attitude and just keep smiling, the other party will definitely make further advances. After the Japanese boy was attacked and killed, Japanese netizens also criticized the Japanese government's weak attitude towards China. Some people suggested that the Japanese government should "raise the danger warning level for traveling to China"; some people advocated evacuating Chinese citizens from China; some even advocated "breaking diplomatic relations with China." I heard that several Japanese companies have asked their employees in China to send their families back to Japan. I think this is a responsible attitude."
Akira Yaita warned: "Japanese companies in China doing business may make some money but letting employees and their families live in danger and fear every day is definitely not worth the loss. China has recently been anti-Japanese and anti-Japanese, but also anti-American and anti-Taiwan. What happened to the Japanese today may happen to the Taiwanese tomorrow. Taiwanese in China should also prepare early. "Some netizens left a message saying: "Don't enter a chaotic country for the sake of the country!", "There are many Chinese collaborators in Taiwan! It's chilling.", "The Japanese government is too weak on China", "Rogue countries must take a tough attitude to fight back! ! "
A Japanese child was hacked to death by Chinese people while going to school in Shenzhen! The mother's hands were bleeding and she asked for help: What did the child do wrong?
Editor: Li Hua / Source: New Head Shell / https://www.aboluowang.com/2024/0919/2104853.html
The Chinese Communist Party authorities manipulated ethnic sentiment to divert people's dissatisfaction with the government, condoned and encouraged anti-Japanese speech in the country, and once again led to anti-Japanese crimes against innocent children. A 10-year-old boy from Shenzhen Japanese School in Guangdong Province, China, was accompanied by his mother to school, but was hacked to death by a 44-year-old Chinese man with a knife outside the school gate. A large amount of blood was left at the scene, and his mother screamed for help in horror. After a long period of treatment, the boy unfortunately died in the early morning of the 19th.
According to reports from the Japan Broadcasting Corporation and the Yomiuri Shimbun, the Japanese Consul General in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China, Takashima Yoshiko, confirmed to the press this morning that the 10-year-old Japanese boy who was attacked had unfortunately died. Takashima Yoshiko said that the boy died in the early morning of this morning after a long operation in the hospital. This incident is expected to bring fear and anxiety to the local Japanese expatriate community.
The murdered boy went to the Japanese school in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province at 8 am yesterday, accompanied by his mother. However, when he was only 200 meters away from the school, he was suddenly stabbed by a 44-year-old Chinese man with a knife. Many witnesses at the scene revealed that the boy had large wounds on his abdomen and legs, and blood was flowing. The boy's mother's hands were stained with a lot of bright red blood. She said in Chinese: "What did my child do wrong?" "Save me."
The report pointed out that the 44-year-old Chinese man was arrested by local police after committing the crime. He is still under investigation, but he has never revealed his motive for the crime. The boy's death caused panic and anxiety among the local Japanese expatriate community in China. Shenzhen Japanese School was temporarily suspended from the 18th. Japanese Ambassador to China Kenji Kanasugi emphasized in Beijing on the evening of the 18th: "No complete explanation has been obtained from the Chinese side at present."
Chinese Communist Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian stated at a regular press conference on the 18th that the 10-year-old boy was stabbed by a man about 200 meters outside the school gate on the 18th. According to the Shenzhen police report on the 18th, the murderer is a 44-year-old man named Zhong. In addition to mentioning that the injured person is a minor named "Shen", the report did not mention any words related to "Japanese school" and "Japanese nationality".
Regarding this incident, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa said bluntly this morning: "This incident is quite serious. I feel very sorry for the children on their way to school to do such a despicable thing." Previously, in June this year, a man slashed a Japanese mother and child at the Japanese School in Suzhou, China. At that time, Hu Youping, a Chinese female staff member who prevented the gangster from boarding the school bus, was also stabbed and died of her injuries.
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The U.S. Deputy Secretary of State publicly reiterated that "2758 does not involve Taiwan". The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its thanks
Reporter : Fang Wei-li / https://news.ltn.com.tw/news/politics/breakingnews/4805519 / Image : Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (File photo)
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell reiterated at a hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the 18th that "United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 does not mention Taiwan's status" and pointed out that China uses this resolution to interpret its " The suppression of Taiwan by the "One-China Principle" also reaffirms the U.S.'s cross-party commitment to Taiwan and its long-term consensus on maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its welcome and gratitude on 20 September 2024.
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing on "Power Competition in the Indo-Pacific Region" on 18 September, EST. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell was asked whether "United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 did not mention Taiwan's status." At the time, he agreed and pointed out that China used the resolution as a diplomatic tool to falsely claim the illegality of Taiwan's status and to interpret its "one-China principle" to suppress Taiwan. Campbell also reiterated that the United States adheres to its commitment to Taiwan and is committed to maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait in the long term, stressing that this is a cross-party consensus in the United States.
The Republic of China Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 20 September expressed its welcome and gratitude for this, and pointed out that following the statements of Mark Lambert, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Asia and the Pacific, and Daniel Kritenbrink, another senior U.S. diplomatic official publicly accused China Misinterpretation of "United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758" and reaffirming the United States' cross-party support for maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs pointed out that it is pleased that in addition to the United States, the parliaments of countries with similar ideals such as Australia and the Netherlands have recently passed resolutions or motions, pointing out that the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 did not mention Taiwan's ally stance towards Taiwan.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on the international community to take concrete actions to oppose China's misinterpretation of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 and refute the fallacy that its so-called "one-China principle" has become an international consensus. Taiwan will also continue to cooperate with countries with similar ideals such as the United States to jointly maintain peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait and the Indo-Pacific region.
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Did the BB Call bombing in Lebanon affect Taiwan? Lin Jialong: Foreign embassies have been asked to pay attention to safety
Reporter : Chen Zhengyu / https://news.ltn.com.tw/news/politics/breakingnews/4805560 / Image : In response to the BBC Call bombing in Lebanon, Foreign Minister Lin Jialong emphasized today that Taiwan did not directly export this pager. Judicial authorities are investigating, and international media are gradually learning about it. They call on foreign embassies to pay attention to safety and exchange relevant information with other countries. (File photo)
The pagers (BB Call) used by members of Lebanese Hezbollah caused explosions and casualties. The pager was allegedly from Taiwan's Gold Apollo Company. In this regard, Foreign Minister Lin Jialong emphasized on 20 September that Taiwan has not directly exported this pager. Judicial authorities are investigating, and international media are gradually learning about it. They call on foreign embassies to pay attention to safety and exchange relevant information with other countries.
The new session of the Legislative Yuan is held today, and the Executive President Zhuo Rongtai and the heads of ministries and commissions will be invited to attend as non-voting delegates to deliver the policy address and prepare for questions. Lin Jialong accepted a joint interview with the media before the meeting and was asked whether he had contacted Middle Eastern countries or Lebanon after the explosion in Lebanon.
In this regard, Lin Jialong explained that in addition to issuing press notes, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also called all foreign embassies to learn more information and strengthen security. Both the international media and industry have explained this matter. Taiwan has not exported this pager, and the pagers exported from Taiwan have not exploded.
Minister of Economic Affairs Guo Zhihui pointed out that the pager is a low-end IC and will not explode, but it has been discredited. Is it a cognitive battle that attracts attention from the outside world? Lin Jialong responded that the judicial authorities are currently investigating, and this case has also received international attention. It is believed that both government agencies and industry players have provided explanations. In addition, the U.S. State Department also responded to our explanation.
When the media asked about the impact on my country's international image, Lin Jialong believed that the facts must be clarified first, because Taiwan did not directly export this pager. What happened is under investigation by judicial units, and international media are gradually learning about it. At the same time, we call on foreign embassies to pay attention to safety and exchange relevant information with other countries.
The media asked, have you met with Israeli representatives in Taiwan recently and expressed concerns? Lin Jialong said, "No" and the Israeli representatives would contact the Department of Asia and Africa directly.
As for whether he thought Taiwan was being used by Israel, Lin Jialong said that during the judicial investigation of this case, the government and industry have initially stated the existing information to the outside world. Taiwan did not directly export this pager (to Lebanon). As far as is known, the pagers exported from Taiwan directly have not exploded.
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