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Why has the Abe Assassination Vanished From News?

Posted on 08/13/2022 1:32:18 PM PDT by robowombat

Why has the Abe murder vanished from the news? One of the most important stories certainly of the year if not the decade it is treated like a low level crime story. Abe was truly the best and most powerful friend the US had in Japan and the westpac region. His murder is virtually on a JFK level of importance. However, the media have it seems been given the word to send the event and its possible Chinese connection down the memory hole just like the destruction of Notre Dame de Paris.


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To: Nifster

Oh.


41 posted on 08/13/2022 5:03:06 PM PDT by BipolarBob (lazy FReepers don't have a homepage.)
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To: robowombat

Because it’s Japan and Americans can’t be f*cked to bother with anything outside the US?


42 posted on 08/13/2022 6:03:52 PM PDT by BfloGuy ( Even the opponents of Socialism are dominated by socialist ideas)
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Also notice how quickly Tiananmen Square went down the memory hole once it was all over.


43 posted on 08/13/2022 6:04:33 PM PDT by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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