1) Proposing revisions to address food-related issues and Seed Law.
2) Incorporating crickets into the diet.
3) Manufacturing and promoting the consumption of plastic-based meat (nanoized plastic) under the guise of environmental concerns, advocating for the culling of cows due to methane emissions, and modifying rice seeds, replacing traditional varieties like Akita Komachi with F1 seeds.
4) Disseminating infectious diseases and administering vaccines, including mRNA vaccines (such as influenza vaccines).
5) Establishing pharmaceutical factories for foreign companies across Japan and utilizing the Japanese population as subjects for experimental vaccines, potentially laced with harmful substances.
Are these interconnected strategies part of a plan aimed at reducing the world population? We can achieve longevity by consuming sufficient high-quality protein, particularly through a meat-rich diet. I think we should not be weakened through the consumption of plastic and synthetic meats.
I am seriously worried about selling Japan's prized and drinkable water rights to foreign companies (which has already happened in some parts of Japan), potentially allowing for the poisoning of the domestic water supply and, consequently, harm to citizens.
