What to expect after victory by (pro-nuke) LDP

July 21, 2013

What can be anticipated after the pro nuclear government stands

Posted by Mochizuki on July 21st, 2013 ·

http://fukushima-diary.com/2013/07/column-what-can-be-anticipated-after-the-pro-nuclear-government-stands/

House of Councillors election just ended today. Now Japanese people are waiting for the definitive result.

The prompt report says anti nuclear activist, Yamamoto Taro won, at the same time, the pro nuclear party LDP is going to win over half of the seats with the clean government party.

I’ve not been posting about the political issues on Fukushima Diary because I know what the readers want to know the most is not there.

However, this is a very important thing so I’d like to make one post.

Taro’s winning is a bright side but generally the election result is going to be devastating as expected.

Since last election, LDP has been attempting the amendment of national constitute.

Now it is possible for them to do it with the support of a couple of other political parties.

Also, they are forward to restart all the nuclear plants in Japan. It would cause the serious shortage of the plant workers in Fukushima.

The amendment of national constitution enables them to start conscription for the supply of the workers.

Fukushima Diary has been warning about this since last year, and now legally and officially, it’s 99% in real.

You may say most of the Japanese people asked for the pro nuclear government.
but they are not aware of the possibility of the conscription.

Moreover, even if they didn’t vote for LDP, they must follow their order.

Bukowski said, in democracy, you obey after voting, but in communism, the voting process is curtailed.

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