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I have found some unreliable information in the following text.
However, as of June 3, 2025, I have no material that would allow me to say anything definitive about its contents.
Therefore, I will post the text below as it was originally published.
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On June 1, 2025, at 1:30 pm, a woman appeared at Hachioji Police Station in Tokyo in response to a police request.
Her name is Moe Fukada.
She is an executive at a small IT company and is active in the fields of politics and economics.
The charges against her are defamation of Koichi Hagiuda, a current member of the Parliament and former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry.
① She said that Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Hagiuda used $8 billion (1.2 trillion yen) of public funds to attract the Taiwanese company TSMC.
② She said that Hagiuda received election votes and volunteer support from the Unification Church.
It is very rare for a sitting Pirliament member to ask the police to arrest a private citizen for defamation.
[I. About TSMC and Hagiuda Koichi]Fukada claims that China, especially the Shanghai conglomerates, are trying to gain control of ICs and semiconductors.
After the war, there was a civil war in China between the Nationalist and Communist forces, and after being defeated, the Nationalist Party, represented by Chiang Kai-shek, fled to Taiwan.
A small number of Nationalist-affiliated people who crossed over from the mainland to Taiwan became the rulers of Taiwanese society.
This is because after the Japanese troops left, it was the Nationalist Party that held military and police power.
TSMC grew within the Taiwanese economy, whose upper echelons were controlled by the Nationalist Party.
The Nationalist Party came to form an economic alliance with the Chinese Communist Party on the mainland, and the two parties supported each other.
Under the influence of the National party and the Chinese Communist Party, the Shanghai conglomerate (Zhejiang conglomerate), which had prospered in Shanghai since before the war, nurtured Huawei and TSMC.
AT the bigining, Fukada had a friendship with an American named "Jason."
Jason ran a small IC semiconductor company.
He was developing semiconductors to be installed in the F-35, the next generation fighter jet for the US Air Force.
A Chinese junior colleague of Fukada approached Fukada and Jason, stole confidential information about the F-35, and sent it to Huawei.
In the process of unraveling this industrial espionage case, Fukada discovered that the Nationalist Party formed the economic and social ruling class in Taiwan, and that they were one with the mainland's Communist Party.
It is widely known that Huawei's Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada.
In one of her YouTube videos, Fukada said that Arthur Chao, CEO of Nuvoton Technology Corporation, would soon be summoned to a US government hearing.
Fukada also said that she would testify at the hearing as an expert witness.
Fukada said that Intel CEO Lip-Vu Tan is also an ethnic Chinese and a member of the Shanghai conglomerate.
Fukada spoke in detail about the Shanghai conglomerate (Zhejiang conglomerate), which is currently thriving around the world.
Because of this, she is considered a person of concern by government officials, including former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Koichi Hagiuda, a major Japanese politician who has close ties with TSMC.
[Ⅱ. About the Unification Church and Koichi Hagiuda]The Unification Church was founded by a Korean man, Sun Myung Moon, with the cooperation of Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi.
When the church was first established, Kishi Nobusuke and Crown Prince Akihito of Japan paid a courtesy visit to "Little Angel", run by the Unification Church.
The photo from that visit is still widely known.
A few years ago, Donald J. Trump and Shinzo Abe sent congratulatory video messages at a Unification Church event.
Kishi Nobusuke worked in managing the sale of opium in Manchukuo before the war.
Sasakawa Ryoichi was also involved in the sale of opium in Manchukuo before the war.
Profits from opium sales in Manchukuo were used to fund the Japanese Army and Navy.
Both Kishi Nobusuke and Sasakawa Ryoichi were declared Class A war criminals by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East.
However, they were released on the condition that they cooperated with the US government and the CIA.
The main members who decide the direction of the Japanese nation are a) the political group that succeeded Kishi Nobusuke, b) the right-wing, ultranationalist group including Sasakawa Ryoichi,
c) Hieda Hisashi, who controls Fuji Television, and d) Dentsu Inc., which controls television advertising.
Since Kishi Nobusuke, the Liberal Democratic Party has received political donations, votes, election volunteers, and parliamentary secretaries from the Unification Church.
And Fukada Moe has made it widely public that former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Hagiuda Koichi has received such support from the Unification Church.
Enraged by this, Hagiuda appears to be using his official authority as a member of parliament to ask the police to arrest Fukada Moe for defamation.
At this point, the police are asking Fukada to visit the police station on a specified date and be questioned by the police.
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