Fighting the Deep State – A practical message of support from Japan, fighting together – Cannabis is unity and fusion – And a symbol for the future
Taking back marijuana means taking back the world from the DS
Trump faces not just a political foe, but a serious threat that could affect the fate of the world.
“Destroy the Deep State”
March 21, 2023
The Final Battle Against the Deep State
"This is the final battle with the Deep State" (Trump)
The "Deep State" has long been considered an urban legend, but the world is beginning to realize that it is real.
“The biggest imminent threat” suggests the sense of tension in the current political situation and the extent of the influence of the Deep State. As political instability and divisions grow around the world, it is known not only to Americans but also to Japanese people and the world at large that the Deep State is exerting hidden power in policy-making.
We send our support from Japan to Trump supporters and presidential candidate Trump, who are not afraid of the risks and are committed to fighting the deep state.
What happened in Japan in July 2024 is about to happen in America today. What happened in the election to decide the leader of Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is about to happen in America.
History has changed for the Trump Republican Party!
President Trump signals support for legalizing marijuana in Florida
August 31, 2024
Trump is right.
Why?
Because marijuana is the number one thing the Deep State has stolen.
Let's look at the example of Japan.
Due to years of brainwashing by the Democratic Party, many Japanese people still believe that marijuana and heroin are the same thing. This has led to increased crackdowns and new laws that will put the lives of children with epilepsy at risk are on the verge of being implemented. The current situation in Japan is similar to the situation before the Republican Party in the United States became the “Trump Party.” “Marijuana = evil.” That image changed completely when a movement was made to protect a girl suffering from epilepsy.
It is risky to make marijuana a campaign promise in a Japanese election, and the election office of candidate Tamogami, who made the campaign promise to tolerate marijuana, and the candidate himself were inundated with complaints. Nevertheless, candidate Tamogami appealed for the effectiveness of marijuana before his candidacy, at his press conference, during the election period, and on the final day of the election…
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— Tamogami Office [Official] (@tamogami2024) June 28, 2024
Everyone is taught that cannabis is a drug, right? It's not a drug. This was also during the occupation, when America sold American plastics, so all plastic products could be substituted with cannabis. If the shimenawa at shrines were plastic, they wouldn't have any sense of gratitude. This was also instilled during the occupation, and I think it should be fixed.
July 6, 2024 - Tamogami
In the end, Tamogami, who pledged to accept marijuana, received 276,000 votes, and it is analyzed that more than half of those votes were from generally left-wing, not right-wing, conservative voters, which had been Tamogami’s support base up until now. This tendency became more evident from the middle of the election, and at the speech venue, there was a growing support and excitement that went beyond the traditional right and left wing to include independents, the middle class, and people who normally don’t vote.
Mr. Omori, a cannabis farmer, delivered a shimenawa (sacred straw rope) for our office. Although cannabis was mistakenly perceived as a bad thing by GHQ, it has been a national herb since ancient times in Japan, and has been extremely effective not only in terms of health hazards but also in terms of environmental issues and the economy.
— Tamogami Office [Official] (@tamogami2024) June 27, 2024
We must correct the errors in our understanding of cannabis, along with the errors in our understanding of history. #Let'sFightBackJapan pic.twitter.com/eOHY4Q5dt0
Considering the nature of elections, the movement that absorbed left and right wingers, the middle class and the indifferent, and spread even more widely during and after the election, can be called a miracle. Knowledge of marijuana has spread among Japanese people from the idea that marijuana is evil to marijuana as a traditional culture, marijuana protecting a young girl, and many other aspects of marijuana, and Tamogami received support from people who would not normally vote for the party.
Until the Greater East Asia War, cannabis was closely related to the lives of the Japanese people, starting with the sacred ropes at shrines. However, after the war, GHQ, intending to weaken shrines and to have American steel wire used instead of hemp thread, which is stronger in tension, designated cannabis as a drug, even though it is not particularly toxic. Therefore, the only major countries that currently designate cannabis as a drug are Japan and Korea. It's already...
— Toshio Tamogami (@toshio_tamogami) April 18, 2024
Marijuana has slowly but surely connected and fused those who were divided by the invented categories of right wing and left wing, conservative and progressive. I want to make Japan’s miracle happen in America too!
This is the final battle against the Deep State, the “Holy War.” A Holy War requires a “Bible.” We want you to join us in creating our own “Bible.” If we can complete and distribute the Bible, the fusion and unity of the left and right will surely create a chemical reaction and become a big wave. This is what has happened recently in Japan. There is no Democrat or Republican, right or left, when it comes to the environment or marijuana. Fusion and unity. It is a very beautiful process that produces results. In America, our enemy should be the Deep State, not Democrat supporters. We want American Democrats to write and complete this “Bible.”
Remember Exodus 30:21-25? Holy oil requires kaneh-bosem, or cannabis. The recipe for holy oil is rich in symbolism and history, especially since it is thought to be of Aramaic origin and that kaneh-bosem is cannabis.
