On Friday, April 14, 2017 at 11:57:36 PM UTC+9, WP wrote: > > I would like to introduce my opinion about the bankruptcy of national > finance. If I am wrong, please advise me. > > Dear World Citizen, > > In Japan, the bankruptcy of national finance is a serious problem. This is > written in more detail in the World Party Declaration > *http://www.w-g.jp/wp/conv-wp/dec-wp.htm* > <http://www.w-g.jp/wp/conv-wp/dec-wp.htm> . Debt of government is more > than 200% of GDP. In the history of Japan, there were some bankruptcies of > national finance. Basically, the bankruptcy occurred under the regime of > Shogunate (feudal government of Japan). For example, in 1841, the Shogunate > issued an order of cancellation of debt. By the order of cancellation, the > debt of member of Shogunate was cancelled. About 30 years later the > bankruptcy, the Shogunate collapsed. In the present Japan, national finance > is in similar situation. > > But, there is no bankruptcy of national finance in some countries. For > example, there is no bankruptcy in United Kingdom. This is also written in > Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century". As for China and > India, Editor is investigating about the national finance of these two > countries. It seems that there is no bankruptcy of national finance in > China and India in the history of these countries. If this is correct, it > may be that China and India have become big countries because there is no > bankruptcy of nation finance. This opinion may be wrong. It needs further > investigation. The population of China and India is much bigger than that > of Japan but China and India are much poorer from the viewpoint of income > per capita. So many people think that China and India are inferior to > Japan. But it seems that there is no bankruptcy of national finance in > China and India and so they have become big countries. It is said that > Japan is one of the developed countries in the world. But, as far as > national finance is concerned, Japan is a country of savages. Namely, we > cannot say that Japan is a civilized country. > > Then what is the difference between countries with bankruptcy of national > finance and countries without it. I think that the difference is quality or > property of ruling class or leading class of country. In China and India > people in leading class can maintain national finance without the > bankruptcy. In Japan, people in leading class cannot do it. This is because > political system of Japan is the emperor system. Many people in Japan think > that economy of Japan is superior to the economy of China and India. But as > far as the national finance is concerned, Japan is not a civilized country. > This is due to the property of leading class. So Japan must improve the > property of leading class to make Japan a civilized country. > > As for leading class of each country, the property of leading class is > different. Leading class in United Kingdom and USA are the Anglo-Saxons. In > China, people of leading class are Han Chinese. In India, leading class is > Aryan. In Japan, people of the leading class are those who worship the > emperor. Namely, politics and religion are divided in the above countries > without the bankruptcy of national finance, namely, United Kingdom, China, > and India. But in Japan, a religious entity, the emperor, is in the > political system. Namely, politics and religion are not divided. > > So we must abolish the emperor system. Debate for the abolition will begin > when the following three incidents occur in Japan. > > 1. When a motion of amending the constitution is made to the National Diet. > > 2. When the state bankruptcy occurred. > > 3. When the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty is denounced and the U.S. troop > withdraws from Japan. > > When one of these three occurred, the debate for politics of Japan that > includes the abolition of the emperor system will occur among ordinary > people. Actually, Japan must abolish the emperor system and introduce the > President System. But, the emperor will continue to exist even after the > abolition. I personally hope that the emperor will become a head of > religious corporation in the private sector and issue a prize bigger than > the Nobel Prize. > > Furthermore, we must not forget that the most powerful country in the > world is the most responsible in the world politics. USA is the most > powerful country in the world and bombs other countries without the > approval United Nations. Islamic state was born because USA destroyed the > regime of Iraq and Libya. This must be stopped. > > My opinion that state bankruptcy has not occurred in the history of China > and India may be wrong. If my opinion is wrong, please advise me. > > Yours Sincerely > Toshio Suzuki >
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