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Posted on 06/24/2026 10:07:09 AM PDT by Morgana
37 year old Japanese farmer Ishii Ryōtarō has been arrested for burning down a illegally constructed mosque by Pakistanis in Ebetsu, Hokkaido.
The mosque was there for over 5 years & the local government did nothing to demolish it.
Vigilantism was Inevitably going to happen.
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When government refuses to act...
What’s his gofundme account so I can send some money to him.
He sees and comprehends the handwriting on the wall.
The Kansai International Airport (KIX) in Osaka, Japan, is located on an artificial island. It was a crazy expensive way to build an airport. The reason they built it there was the alternative would have plowed over a bunch of tiny, inefficient farms that have been farms, owned by the same families for generation. Those farmers committed many violent crimes to keep the government from taking their land. Finally, the government realized that the political fallout wasn’t worth land. So, they spent scadzillions building an artificial island that is now sinking.
Japanese hero!
When the government refuses to enforce the laws, it loses the moral authority to govern, this will inevitably result in forcing the citizens to act and do what the government will not.
Sounds like a Go Fund me situation .
I think this will become common before long.
https://igni7e.com/blog/crowdfunding-platforms-popular-japan/
Top 7 Crowdfunding Platforms Popular in Japan
In Japan, crowdfunding has grown as a powerful tool for gaining support and building community. Whether it’s a creative project, a local revitalization effort, a social cause, or the launch of a new product, crowdfunding has become a go-to platform for individuals and organizations looking to turn ideas into reality.
This article highlights eight of the most popular and trusted crowdfunding platforms in Japan, detailing what makes each one unique—their features, target users, and types of projects they’re best suited for. If you’re thinking of starting a campaign or just want to support one that speaks to you, this guide is a great place to start.
Ranking of Crowdfunding Platforms in Japan
1 CAMPFIRE
2 Makuake
3 READYFOR
4 MotionGallery
5 kibidango
6 bGREEN FUNDING
7 A-port
The rest is on the link but sounds like Campfire is the best. Go set him up one.
Muslims don’t belong in Japan and I doubt the average Japanese person wants them there
What other option do they have if the government won’t listen to reason?
So the cancer has spread to Japan as well.
Freeper Sushiman needs to give us the story!
Promote that farmer to Emperor. He knows what needs to be done.
Hero to his nation and his people
Was the airport used for importing Jihadis?
If you find he has a go fund me or equivalent post it please.
I’d donate.
Ping!
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