Benjamin Fulford Typepad 4-21-17… Two Posts about “Abe, Ozawa, Kissinger, and Japan”

Japan politics are not necessarily what many would keep up with, so Benjamin’s insights can bring clarity. And what is behind it all is of most interest to me, since Japan (and N. Korea and who knows what other countries) have been “front countries” for cabal operations.

These are both short, so I post as is, with my own highlights in bold.

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Japanese Prime Minister to be criminally indicted today, press conference due at 4 PM Japanese right wing sources say (4-20-17)

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be criminally indicted today on charges related to the Moritomo Gakuen school land deal, according to an e-mail received overnight from a Japanese right wing source close to the Emperor, An announcement of this will be made today at a 4 PM press conference to be held at the press conference room of the lower house of Parliament, the source says. This will be followed by an announcement of Abe’s resignation, the source says.

The push to remove Abe is being orchestrated by Henry Kissinger who wishes to maintain Khazarian mob rule over Japan by replacing Abe, who has recently gone off the reservation, with Ichiro Ozawa, the source says.

Criminal charges were filed against Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a press conference was held but nobody paid attention (4-21-17)

On April 20th, a group seeking to replace Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with Rockefeller family and Henry Kissinger protégé Ichiro Ozawa filed criminal charges against Abe. They also held a press conference, as reported on this site, at 4PM on April 20th.

However, the Japanese establishment decided to ignore this move, which is why Abe is still in power and the media here failed to report what was said at the press conference. What this incident proves is that the Japanese elite group mind has more power than a legally correct indictment and is also able to ensure that a press conference is ignored.

Abe is considered by to be by far a lesser evil than Ozawa, and this is why this latest maneuver failed, sources in the Abe cabinet say.