[Column] I know what to do

The Japanese family told me that there were a lot of people and organizations to offer help, but they all tried to take (sometimes unfair sum of) money or lead the family to the unrelated political / social activities.

 

It may be an “efficient” way to make money. but when you look at the entire society, it would just make the world poorer.

 

I’m building the trust, not wealth.

 

I know someone else helping people move to the western part of Japan. The person is attacked, which is in the utterly unfair means.

I don’t know who are the attackers. Maybe it’s some people who get the loss by letting the cattle go.

The person seems to be doing it for free too though I don’t really know about the details.

 

So far, the Japanese family does love Romania more than I thought. Indeed I’m also helped by a lot of local people.

Culture and the customs are different from Japan, but it doesn’t mean it’s worse than Japan. Romanian people are more generous and less double-faced. This is the advantage.

The only problem is the language. but even this would be the chance.

Most of Romanian speak good English and German. Also, if you speak Romanian, you can understand Italian, Spanish, and sometimes French. The good starting point of Europe.

 

We haven’t even encountered the racism. They even love Japanese.

 

My biggest goal is to let them back to Japan without being involved in any accident or trouble. So far, it’s perfect.

 

Yesterday we stayed at the same apartment. When I was going out to pick something to eat, I was stopped and invited to the dinner. Their room was totally different from my work-oriented world like surface of the moon.

Me and they are slightly different for some reason. I seem to be more specialized in this life style. I don’t know if I obtained this trait after I left Japan.

Anyway, I am able to take it. Also, I know where to go. I know what to do. Everything is written in my mind. As long as I can move, I will realize them one after one.

 

 

Couldn’t make time to get the Donation button back on by 10/14/2013. It should be reposted tomorrow. Thank you for reading this.

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Français :

[Édito] Je sais quoi faire

 

La famille japonaise m’a dit qu’il y avait eu un paquet de gens et d’organisations pour leur offrir de l’aide mais qu’ils ont tous tenté de leur prendre de l’argent (parfois des sommes exagérées) ou de les amener à des activités, politiques ou sociales, sans aucun rapport.

Ça peut être un moyen “efficace” pour faire du fric mais sur toute la société ça ne fait que rendre les gens plus pauvres.

Je construit la confiance, pas la fortune.

Je connais quelqu’un d’autre qui aide les gens à s’en aller vers l’ouest japonais. Il est attaqué, ce qui est le plus parfaitement déloyal.
Je ne sais pas qui sont les agresseurs. Sans doute des gens qui ont à perdre à laisser partir le troupeau.
Cette personne  semble le faire gratuitement elle aussi bien que je n’en connaisse pas vraiment les détails.

Pour l’instant, la famille japonaise adore la Roumanie, plus que ce que je le pensais. En fait, je suis beaucoup aidé par des gens du pays.
La culture et les coutumes sont différentes du Japon mais ça ne signifie pas que c’est pire qu’au Japon. Les roumains sont plus généreux et moins hypocrites. C’est un gros avantage.
Le seul problème est la langue mais même ça, ça devrait être une chance.
La plupart des roumains parlent bien l’anglais et l’allemand. De plus, si on parle roumain, on peut comprendre l’italien, l’espagnol et parfois le français. C’est un bon point de départ pour l’Europe.

On n’a même pas rencontré de racisme. Ils adorent les japonais.

Mon plus gros objectif est de les laisser repartir au Japon sans qu’ils n’aient été impliqués dans quelque problème ou accident que ce soit. Pour l’instant, ça baigne.

Hier, on a partagé le même appartement. Au moment où j’allais sortir pour aller me chercher à manger, j’ai été arrêté et invité à diner. Leur pièce était totalement différente de mon monde orienté-boulot, genre surface de la lune.
Nous sommes très différents, eux et moi. Je semble être plus spécialisé dans ce style de vie. Je ne sais pas si je l’ai appris après avoir quitté le Japon.
De toute façon, je peux m’y faire. En outre, je sais où aller. Je sais quoi faire. Tout est inscrit dans ma tête. Je réaliserai tout ça un par un, tant que je pourrai bouger.

 

Pas trouvé le temps de remettre les fonctions pour les dons au 14 octobre 2013. Ça devrait revenir demain. Merci de m’avoir lu.

  1. Iori, please take notice of the latest Divine Message received October 16 :

    MESSAGE TO the WORLD

    TOMORROW, FUKUSHIMA will experience GREAT HOMICIDE.
    THOUSAND RADIATION WILL DESTROY TOMORROW the REACTORS.
    The WORLD IS AT RISK of a MAJOR NUCLEAR DISASTER.

    the ONLY MEANS FOR PRESERVATION OF HEALTH : LEARN URGENTLY RADIOPROTECTION THOUSANDFOLD USEFUL to protect FROM THOUSAND RADIATION.
    GOVERNMENTS SHOULD TEACH POPULATIONS RADIOPROTECTION THOUSANDFOLD QUICKLY.
    TOMORROW, MEN WILL THOUSANDFOLD APPRECIATE ADVICE given on RADIOPROTECTION.
    BETTER USE the little TIME left TO TEACH RADIOPROTECTION PRIOR TO the MAJOR NUCLEAR DISASTER to come.

    ST JESUS IS WARNING GOVERNMENTS in order TO PROTECT POPULATIONS WORLDWIDE.
    WE are VERY MUCH WORRIED ABOUT MEN ; THOUSAND LIFE being IN DANGER.
    TOMORROW, the WORLD WILL NO LONGER BE THE SAME.

    Please help spreading information on radioprotection.
    http://attentiondanger.over-blog.com/article-how-to-protect-and-detox-from-radiation-update-115392325.html

    Blessings to you !

  2. Wonder whatis going on with the new “Japanese Cities” being built in a few east of Japan countries? Have not heard much since the announcement of building them, shortly after 3/11. Have all the important (MONEY and POLITICOS) moved their families there? You have a good idea in Romania!

    1. If memory serves, several major Japanese Corporations were evacuating their key people, family and then operations to Hokaido Island and other locations.

      This was a quiet (silent) migration, corporate transfer thing. Not exactly ‘hush-hush’, but certainly not trumpeted.

      Foreigners are apparently no longer allowed to live in Tokyo, on a pretext of ‘disaster response efficiency’.

      Thus it appears that the Fukushima Children, and young females, are deliberately left to ‘stew in the radiation caldron. They don’t matter. Those who matter, in Japan, (to Japan) have left. Takashi HIROSE (広瀬隆), and many others consider such actions to have rendered Japan a criminal nation. Let me hasten to add, that at the present time, I unfortunately consider the government of the USA to be equally criminal. So we presently suffer under similar regimes.

      Sincerely,

      Bill Duff

  3. Διασπορά

    Much, if not all of Honshu Island Japan, is a hazmat radioactive dump. Fukushima Prefecture, several adjacent prefectures and the coastal waters for at least 3 leagues, are simply unfit for biologic habitation.

    There is, of necessity, a Nipponese διασπορά underway. The Japanese join legendary/mythical refugees:

    אָדָם and חַוָּה in their expulsion from גַּן עֵדֶן, (Adam & Eve – Garden of Eden)

    The refugees of Ἀτλαντὶς νῆσος, “island of Atlas” (Atlantis)

    Lot, Ammon and Moab, fleeing the Dead Sea wastelands.

    Sincerely,

    Bill Duff

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