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Spiritual Factors That Morph Malignant Virus
In the past, we have introduced Happy Science CEO Master Ryuho Okawa’s lectures which explain the spiritual background and “God’s will” on large-scale infectious viruses. According to Master Okawa, the Spanish flu, plague and HIV spread in the past as warnings against society’s imbalance.

This time the virus broke out in China, where domestic human rights issues and their invasive stance towards foreign countries have been prevalent in recent years. What is the cause of their coronavirus infection?

On Feb. 7, Master Okawa recorded a spiritual reading, “Spiritual Investigation on China-originated New Coronavirus,” by calling forth a spirit who understands the background of this infectious virus.

New Coronavirus Revealed to be “Communist Virus”
The spirit who came forth claimed to be one of those in charge of this time’s infectious virus. He pointed out that this is a “communist virus,” and the country was close to “some type of explosion.”

“Thoughts of wanting to kill [China's] enemies was severely piling up, and once this cloud of thoughts hovers over the ground, it has the power to turn benevolent bacteria into malignant, killer viruses,” he said.

This spirit foresaw China’s offensive strategy to transform Hong Kong and Taiwan into the states of Uyghur and Tibet, so they created this situation to counter and contain evil thoughts within China.

“We can make them understand how inhumane it is to use biological weapons. Our plan is not to spread it globally, but we won’t stop until the Chinese government feels that the real problem may lie in mainland China.”

A Warning for the U.S., Middle East and Russia
The spirit also added that similarly to China, both South Korea and North Korea “have the tendency to create a false history, demand apologies from others and collect money.” “[North and South Korea] are deploying the same strategies as gangs,” the spirit criticized. The spirit pointed out the need to transform these countries’ political regimes.

The spirit talked about the globe as a whole, and said the issues on hand are the battle in the Middle East between Israel and Islamic countries, the E.U. and the rise of Russia. The spirit also warned about the U.S.

“There’s a chance that the U.S. may fall into the trap of worshipping Baal: The trend seems to be that happiness and faith are measured by monetary values alone.”

In addition, while China’s totalitarian regime is an urgent issue on hand, the spirit also cautioned U.S. Democrats and the direction they are headed.

“Human rights may not go so far as to turn backs on God and become almighty beings that can do whatever they want.”

Countermeasures Against the Coronavirus
Japan is also at fault, as they are becoming Sinicized, or highly influenced by the Chinese system.

“Overall, faith is weakening and people only worship low-level gods such as the Inari to ask for help.”

The spirit also said that within Japan’s Congress, politicians can lie as much as they want because there’s no need to claim responsibility. This is creating a privatization of politics, and the spirit revealed that this is a warning for Japan to discard their China-leaning “cultural DNA.”

As mentioned earlier, there lies a cloud of evil thoughts originating in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) that is causing this newly discovered coronavirus to become malignant, or rather, fused with evil spirits. The spirit suggested that individuals and nations alike return to the origin: hold faith in God.

“You build immunity by believing in God…This [virus] doesn’t spread much to countries with faith.”

The spiritual reading revealed that such viruses and natural disasters won’t cease to exist until people realize God’s will. Let’s reconsider Pro-Chinese stances; let’s split off from materialistic, atheistic and totalitarian beliefs; let’s hold “freedom, democracy and faith” at the core of our values.

The spiritual reading also touched upon the following topics as well:

The true intention behind CCP’s biological weapons research
The spiritual existence who is involved with the newly discovered coronavirus
Why China, in its current state, may not prosper
The real fear with the spread of China’s surveillance society
Criteria for a well-functioning democracy

The spiritual reading, “Spiritual Investigation on China-originated Newly Coronavirus,” may be watched in Happy Science temples around the world.

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The issue of “comfort women” was disseminated without evidence, owing to left-wing media and scholars, as well as propaganda from other nations.

The “comfort women” controversy started around 1973, and by the 90's it had grown to become a diplomatic issue between Japan and Korea (right graph). In 1993, the Japanese government admitted, for political expediency and without investigation or evidence, the forced entrainment by the Imperial Japanese Army and announced the “Kono Statement”, hoping to end the controversy. But the Korean side came to abuse it for their own political purposes.

However, the allegation of forced entrainment of “comfort women” is a groundless forgery, and the women were comfort women (prostitutes) recruited by private traders, which in fact occurs in every country. Furthermore, there has been no evidence that the Imperial Japanese Army had forced entrainment of comfort women. This is also apparent from the statement that former Chief Cabinet Deputy Secretary Nobuo Ishihara, who was involved in the making of the Kono Statement, made, saying, “I even went to the Library of Congress in the United States but I couldn’t find any supporting data”. The Kono Discourse was a sloppy piece of work that was released without conclusive evidence of forced entrainment.

In fact, the Japanese Army protected comfort women just as it did ordinary civilians. In January 1944, on Rabaul in Papua New Guinea, there were 100 thousand Japanese soldiers and about 100 comfort women. As American troops approached the island, the Japanese army put the women, including comfort women, on a transport ship to Japan for evacuation. However, the transport ship was attacked by a submarine and was sunk. The Japanese Army built a dwelling for the 2 comfort women and 1 civilian woman that remained, and even had a guard so that they wouldn’t be abused by soldiers. Also, on Semarang Island in Indonesia, there was a Dutch comfort woman. However, when it became clear that she was forced to work as a comfort woman against her will, the military closed the comfort station.

The wages of the comfort women were quite high. A Korean woman who worked as a comfort woman in Burma for 2 years was able to save enough money to purchase 5 houses. This is also noted by Mr. Marano who mentioned the investigation by the American military that reported that the wages of the comfort women were high. As these episodes reveal, the basic human rights of the comfort women were protected, and still more their wages were quite high, and very much different from the “sex slave” image that many have.

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In 1937, to bring the fight with the Chinese Nationalist Party to an end, Japan captured the capital, Nanking. At that time, it is alleged that the Japanese Army massacred 300 thousand people during a period of two months in what’s called the “Nanking Massacre”. But the evidences presented contradict each other and shows itself to be a clear forgery.

In Nanking at the time, the Nationalist Party troop’s Chiang Kai-Shek had retreated, and the remaining soldiers fought back as guerrilla fighters disguising themselves as civilians. As guerrilla warfare is illegal under international law, it is not a war crime to kill on sight. This was then called a “massacre of the citizens”.

Furthermore, the foreign journalist who reported on the massacre was someone who had deep relations with the Nationalist Party. For instance, Timperley of Australia, published “What War Means” in London in 1938, and reported this incident for the first time. As a third-party reporter, the work was considered as objective evidence for a long time, but it was later revealed that he was a consultant to the Nationalist Party. In his work, it is written that “300 thousand people were massacred,” but in 1938, an international committee reported that there were 49 cases of murder by the Japanese military during a period of 2 months.

Moreover, the Nationalist Party held press conferences in Hankou numerous times during the war, but they never touched upon the Nanking massacre. Not even Chiang Kai-shek claimed that a massacre had occured. If there indeed was a massacre, they would have announced it right away. Afterwards, there were no conspicuous reports about a massacre taking place until the issue was revisited at the Tokyo Trials that began in 1946. General Iwane Matsui, who was in command of the Nanking invasion, received the death penalty.

However, there were contradictions in the trial as well. Professor Bates who was part of the international committee in court stated that, “12 thousand people were massacred.” However, he also states later to a journalist of Asahi Newspaper, “It was a good thing that the well-ordered Japanese troops entered Nanking and brought peace,” (Masaaki Tanaka, “A Review of the ‘Nanking Incident’”) a complete opposite of what he said elsewhere. Furthermore, the population of Nanking at the time was some 200 thousand people, making it impossible that 300 thousand people were killed. It was in 1971 that the “Nanking Massacre” was brought to light after the war, via Asahi Newspaper journalist Mr. Katsuichi Honda’s “Travels in China”. In it, there are Chinese accounts about “the cruelty of the Japanese Army”, which was used to ignite condemnation of Japan by China. However, Mr. Honda had not done any background investigations to verify the Chinese accounts, and the published photos were also shown to be fabrications.

“The Rape of Nanking” (by Iris Chang) published in 1997, is well-known. This book, however, relies on one-sided accounts by the Chinese to support its claims. Furthermore, the author died a mysterious death thereafter. Unfortunately, due to propaganda by Chinese as well as by Allied powers, many in the world, including those in Japan, now mistakenly believe that the Nanking Massacre actually took place.

While it is widely believed that the Japanese Imperial Army, as can be seen in its description in the “Nanking Massacre”, was cruel, there is much evidence to suggest that the Army was actually very well-disciplined. General Matsui gave an order after capturing Nanking that “those who commit murder, looting, or violate military law will be severely punished”, and indeed punished misbehaving soldiers to the point that his subordinates voiced complaints.

The fact that the population of Nanking increased when refugees felt safe enough to return to the city after the Japanese Army expelled the Nationalist Party Army shows that there were no mass killings. Further, in the Great Famine of Henan, the Japanese Army gave food supplies to starving farmers. The French legal scholar Fauchille had judged that, “in the Sino-Japanese War, the Japanese Army observed international law in spite of their enemy having ignored it, and had pride in being a Japanese soldier.” Indeed, it was just a month before the Nanking Incident that the Japanese Army had decided as a matter of policy to protect the Jews. It is contradictory to claim that the same Army would observe human rights to protect a group of people, while committing mass murder against another. It is a historical truth that the Japanese Army dealt with the Chinese as Asian brethren humanely.