This item has been stored at home. The contents are in like-new, excellent condition, but there is some aging on the cover and obi (sleeve). We appreciate your understanding. 10 Traitorous Politicians Who Degraded Japan by Yoshinori Kobayashi Everyone truly has expectations of politicians. Now is the time for members of the Diet to work. However, many of them break even the minimum wishes of the people, "We want you to protect the honor and safety of the nation." If that's the case, let's attack politicians with the fierce words "traitor" and "national enemy." This is a weaponized book that, through a survey of scholars and commentators, selects the 10 worst "traitorous politicians," thoroughly examining who they sold the country to, what crimes they committed, and why they should not be forgiven. Table of Contents Introduction: What is a traitorous politician? Part 1: Roundtable Discussion: Know the Shame of Being Called a Traitorous Politician Part 2: Examining 10 Traitorous Politicians! (Yohei Kono - Degraded Japan to a "sex crime nation" with mere statements; Tomiichi Murayama - The crime of "leaving the people to die" and "self-deprecation" deserving of ten thousand deaths; Junichiro Koizumi - Offered Japan's wealth and life to the United States through "reform"; Ichiro Ozawa - An unprincipled national enemy who created the "split-control phenomenon"; Yasuhiro Nakasone - The source of the complicated Yasukuni issue; Hiromu Nonaka - The "non-war resolution" that became the beginning of self-deprecating diplomacy; Heizo Takenaka - An economic mafia that structurally destroys Japan and leads to a republic; Yasuo Fukuda - Inaction, emptiness, and lack of emotion; Yoshiro Mori - The specter that drove conservatives to extinction; Koichi Kato - A comical zombie of the post-war regime) Part 3: The Traitorous Politicians I Condemn - Survey Results Released From Reviews It's an easy read, packed with highly convincing arguments. People have various views of politicians, but why do they actually engage in such terrible words and actions? It's probably because of various biases, but you'll sigh after reading it. You can see how ignorant those 10 politicians were and how they continued to destroy the national character, and the roundtable discussion is very interesting. It's very good because you can organize how bad Japanese politicians were in relation to South Korea and China.