Forget the LBGT Law; focus on the NATO Summit and the end of sovereignty

Japan Forward featured an article by Rui Abiru that suggests that the big problem in Japan is the meddling of US Ambassador Rahm Emanuel in Japanese policy. July 4, Independence Day, was a chance for Japanese to gather at the US embassy for a protest against Emanuel. 

But this article, and so many educated Japanese, fall completely for the distraction of Ambassador Emanuel's telling Japan what do to about its LBGT Law. This is not a serious interference in Japan's domestic governance but a statue of liberty play meant to distract Japanese so that they do not notice a more serious assault by the globalists. 

Rahm Emanuel, one of the most cynical politicians I have seen, could not care less about people with identity issues, but is using this issue to distract the Japanese people away from the truth which is that Japan is having its entire government taken over by multinational IT firms working for global private equity---as is the case for many other countries. The real threat is NOT this stupid law, but rather the upcoming NATO meeting in Vilnius Lithuania. Prime minister Kishida, and other heads of state, will be asked to sign off on a series of classified military directives (which none of them have actually read) that will transfer the command of the military away from the Japan the republic following a constitution to NATO, an opaque trans-national organization increasingly run in the shadows by a cabal of corrupt military officers reporting to the billionaires. Japanese should be protesting that transfer of authority.

Remember that the First World War was started because England, France and Russia and other countries signed secret treaties that bound them together as a transnational blob. When the war started, there was no stopping the drive because the military was no longer controlled by elected governments, but by the Warburgs, Rothchilds, Goulds and other financial elites who made a fortune off of slaughtering a generation of French, Germans, English and Italian youth.

https://japan-forward.com/standing-up-against-american-meddling-patronizing-not-welcome-here/