[Cherry1789]

Stalkers Organized by Governments

http://park.geocities.jp/jpcdebate/0103 ... ml#page224

Nowadays in Japan, police is betraying not only ordinary people but also itself.

Shortage of trained stalkers is a serious problem for the Japanese government.

( http://book.geocities.jp/japan_conspira ... p124B.html )

[ThirdTerm]

My father was conscripted into military service for about 10 years. Due to his lack of academic background, his last military rank was corporal. And he occasionally blew his horn about the battlefield over drinks. He talked about the spoils of war and favoritism in the military. But few listeners enjoyed his story and he finally stopped talking the story about the navy when I began to understand things.

But his inadvertent talking kicked off the harassment by the secret police. Although the Japanese military was dissolved, the Japanese police organization maintained the prewar totalitarianism after the defeat of World War II.

The organized harassment is a crime for sure, but the ordeal of the victims is negligible compared to the national interest. So, nobody opposes the crime. But, there is more to it than that.

Probably your father was associated with the General Association of Korean Residents (조선총련), which is subject to state surveillance along with known terrorist groups such as the Aum Shinrikyo cult and organised criminal gangs under the anti-terrorism law. The General Association of Korean Residents was recently forced to close down its main office building.