Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 466 The Writers’ Bloc: SnorkelBlot on Shinzo Abe & Japan
Counter-Currents RadioSnorkelBlot of the SnorkelBlog was host Nick Jeelvy‘s special guest on the latest broadcast of The Writers’ Bloc where they took a look inside Japan, with a special view of the Shinzo Abe situation and the developing security situation in the far east, and it is now available for download and online listening.
Topics discussed include:
00:06:00 Who is SnorkelBlog?
00:10:00 People who support the movement from the human, lifestyle, and aesthetic side
00:11:30 The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and how Japan reacted
00:15:30 The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan and its rule since the end of the Second World War
00:17:00 Politics in rural areas versus the cities in Japan
00:19:30 The Chinese versus the Japanese attitude towards politics
00:21:00 The National Democratic Party of Japan, and Hapaperspective and Ricardo Duchesne discuss the difference between Chinese & European minds on The Writers’ Bloc
00:25:00 Politics in Japanese cities, and how political messaging intensifies in cities
00:28:30 The Japanese nationalist perspective on Shinzo Abe and his tenure
00:33:00 The expanding role of women under Shinzo Abe
00:35:00 The decline of Japanese farming and the influx of foreign farmers; Nick and SnorkelBlog discuss the content of two articles here and here
00:38:00 Koreans in Japan and the Japanese view of Korea
00:40:00 Norwegians versus Swedes compared to Koreans versus Japanese
00:42:30 The ethic composition of foreigners currently in Japan
00:47:30 How open can you be about nationalism in Japan?
00:51:00 White people and white people diseases versus Asian respect for borders
00:54:00 How Asians, on average, agree more with our positions than modern whites
00:55:00 Shinzo Abe was horrible on immigration, nationalism, industry, and farming
00:59:00 The decline of Japanese video games and electronics
01:02:00 Was Shinzo Abe the Tony Blair of Japan?
01:04:30 Shinzo Abe as part of a string of really bad Japanese leaders since the Second World War
01:07:00 Shinzo Abe, the Meiji Emperor, and Henry XIII
01:08:00 Covid and vaccines in Japan
01:15:00 Japanese government policy versus the social pressure to conform to Covid tyranny
01:18:30 Did SnorkelBlog face any racism in Japan?
01:22:00 Japanese populism and the Right-wing populist party Sanseitō
01:25:00 Japanese populism versus populism in the West and Hungary
01:29:00 Shinzo Abe’s position on the Japanese military
01:32:30 The loss of Japanese masculinity and martial spirit
01:33:30 What post-war Germany and Japan now have in common
01:39:30 The attitude of modern Japanese towards the ongoing American military occupation and the atomic bomb
01:45:00 The Holocaust and the atomic bomb attacks on Japan
01:47:30 Jews in Japan writing for the Japanese media and Jewish ownership of Japanese media
01:51:00 What are the economy, inflation, food, and energy prices like now in Japan ?
01:58:30 Closing remarks
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3 comments
Snorkelblog, do you think Debito Arudo is Jewish? I’m referring to the last few minutes of your talk about Jews in Japanese media, etc. Jake Adelstein is the Jewish writer in Japan that comes to mind first.
I have one more question that I just thought of: If you’re a White national socialist, why did you race mix and produce mixed children? I’m kind of confused here.
Snorkelblog, sorry for so many comments, but I’m listening to your talk right now and want to comment about the masks in Tokyo. I was riding the Yamanote Line a few months ago, without a mask. And when the train stopped at Harajuku Station, a young Japanese guy got up and handed me a mask. He told me to wear a mask. As you said, there is no federal mandate to wear masks, but the Japanese love wearing masks. I have started to think that the masks are never coming off in Japan.
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