To President Trump March 23, 2025 In the first place, I don't think there is any need to discuss the proposal to send a "European army" to Ukraine, a "peacekeeping force," since Russia is "against" it.

 To President Trump

March 23, 2025 (Sunday) edition

US Vice President Vance made a statement that could be interpreted as mocking the proposal by the UK and France to send peacekeeping forces to Ukraine after the ceasefire. This has caused a strong backlash from the UK.

In the first place, I don't think there is any need to discuss the proposal to send a "European army" to Ukraine, a "peacekeeping force," since Russia is "against" it.

The "Ukrainian ceasefire" was almost established at a "meeting" between the US and Russia, but Zelensky has now "rebelled" against the Trump administration with the support of EU countries.

Zelensky is calling for the dispatch of 200,000 troops to Krajina, but in Europe, a proposal to send 30,000 troops after the ceasefire has also emerged.

Several "volunteer" countries in "Europe" have agreed to form a "peacekeeping force." The "volunteer" countries are allies of Ukraine and are in the same position. That is impossible. I would understand if "China" were to send one.

The UK and France are planning to participate, but Italian Prime Minister Meloni told European media that "our country will not participate." Hungary will not participate either. The EU and NATO are divided.

Regarding the Ukraine ceasefire, Zelensky will not accept the "Trump proposal." President Trump has stopped "aid to Ukraine." President Trump has even stopped Ukraine's "missiles and ammunition" and satellite communications. He is "smart."

At the EU special summit, the "European rearmament plan" of 800 billion euros (over 120 trillion yen) was confirmed. To achieve this, it is said that each country's "budget deficit clauses" will be "relaxed." This is strange.

In other words, the lives of the people of many EU countries will become even more difficult. I think Europe will have a change of government due to "economic and immigration issues." President Trump will have no choice but to wait for "Europe's self-destruction" for a while, but he will push for a "ceasefire."

In the German general election, the AfD won 152 seats, coming in second behind the CDU and CSU (208 seats). This is double the number of seats it had before the dissolution (76 seats). This is despite the fact that the number of seats in the Bundestag was reduced by more than 100 due to the revision of the electoral law.

CDU leader Merz, who is in the lead, stated that "AfD will be completely excluded." There is also a high possibility of a grand coalition with the SPD. Merz, who is expected to become the next Prime Minister, is a supporter of "peacekeeping forces."

On the 3rd, Marine Le Pen, leader of the French far-right party National Rally (RN), indicated that she would not oppose the possibility of French troops participating in peacekeeping operations to resolve the situation in Ukraine. Has she become a "supporter of war"? !

Italian Prime Minister Meloni told European media, "Our country will not participate in 'peacekeeping forces.' I believe that without peace, a 'nation' cannot prosper. Prime Minister Meloni understands. I'm happy.

Italian Prime Minister Meloni and German AfD leader Weidel will create a peaceful and prosperous "New Europe". They should create an "Algerian Special Zone".

On the 6th, US President Trump said, "The US has to protect Japan, but Japan has no obligation to protect us". He expressed dissatisfaction with the "Security Treaty" being "one-sided". 70 years have passed since the end of the war. The "Security Treaty" should be revised.

Trump also warned (NATO) allies that he would "not protect" them if they did not pay the full defense costs. I think NATO should be dismantled.

Isn't Trump saying that the US military's presence is the same as "security services" for "companies, etc." Japan and Germany say they are "doing it" by having US troops stationed there "free of charge". Their opinions are completely different.

Trump is outraged that "security services" have been provided to countries for free for 70 years. In a capitalist society, I think the fee for "security services" should be paid.

I think the US has the right to "terminate" the contract if the security service fee is not paid. Good luck, Mr. Trump!

Part 1 References

The "far right" advances in the German general election, government change over economic and immigration issues, "division" reignites

https://business.nikkei.com/atcl/NBD/19/00117/00346/

Trump expresses dissatisfaction with the Japan-US Security Treaty as "unilateral," and there is a possibility of an increase in defense spending

https://www.sankei.com/article/20250307-H7KUUQKYBJKIFA4MNKX4ONXEVE/

I will write again tomorrow.

Part 2: Immigration Law Violation Cases, Sunday Edition

Chapter 7: When I was released from prison after completing my sentence, I read the newspaper and found out that a similar incident had occurred at the Philippine Embassy.

Philippine diplomats, embassy staff, and Filipino drivers have suffered the same damage as me.

I have also filed a criminal accusation against this case.

I and the Chinese in the 2010 immigration law violation case, and the Philippine Embassy staff and diplomats in 2013, were punished for the same reason.

I have submitted my complaint and the complaints of the Chinese and Filipinos to the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office, and the Supreme Public Prosecutors Office.

However, all of them were rejected. If the prosecutor accepts and rejects the case, I can request the Prosecutor's Review Board to prosecute, but I have no way to oppose the rejection.

I also appealed to political parties and Diet members. But they were all ignored.

A city council member accompanied me to the Democratic Party's legal advisor. However, the advisor's answer was that if the "principal offense" is found guilty, then the "crime of aiding and abetting" is established. Is he really a lawyer?

The Democratic Party's legal advisor says that all those who graduated from the Legal Training and Research Institute have the same answer. This is proof that Japan is not "governed under the law".

I asked the Japan Bar Association for support. They said that the JFBA does not have the "power" to solve the problem. Japan's "judicial system" is crazy.

I have "emailed" "political parties and Diet members", as well as "the Prime Minister's Office and the Human Rights Bureau" on "Facebook and (X)", but they are still ignoring me.

This case is an arbitrary misapplication of the law by police officers, prosecutors, and judges. (It is an illegal act).

The charges are "Abuse of the authority of a special public official" and "Crimes of False Complaints".

In my "personal opinion," the prosecutors "concealed" the "criminal complaint" and "criminal accusation" by their "authority." Therefore, the "statute of limitations" has been suspended.

"Chapter 8." This case is "legally" an "error in the application of law."

"Errors in the application of law" are not subject to "requests for retrial" under the "Criminal Procedure Law."

However, if the "crime of the inspectors and police officers involved in the case" is "proven," a request for retrial can be made.

1. The charge against the "special public officials" in this case is "abuse of the authority of special public officials."

They "arrested" us even though there was "no suspicion of a crime." And they even "detained" us. (There is a precedent for grand jury decisions.)

2. And it is "the crime of false accusation." It is a fact that they "indicted" us and even found us guilty in a "trial" in order to make us criminals.

Requests for retrial can be made by us or by the prosecutors.

I believe that the prosecution should admit guilt and make a request for a retrial.

I will not give up. It has been 15 years since the incident.

The only country that can resolve this case is the United States.

When Trump was the former president, he promised me.

He replied with a signed letter saying, "I will resolve this in a way that satisfies you."

I hope that this time he will keep his promise.

President Trump, let's work together to "revive the Rust Belt" and create a "special zone on the Mexican border."

And let's cross the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean in two hours with the "American Linear Canal Railway," a freight train dedicated to containers that will replenish the Panama Canal.

People around the world, please support us.

Part 3. Construction of a special zone. It's a new business model.

No2: https://world-special-zone.seesaa.net/

No1: https://naganoopinion.blog.jp/

Part 4. "US-Russia-China" three-nation military alliance and war show

No2: https://urc-military.seesaa.net/

No1: https://sangokugunzidoumei.blog.jp//

Part 5. Ukraine War

No2: https://ukrainawar.seesaa.net/

No1: https://ukrainian-war.blog.jp/

Part 6. Japan's infamous judicial system and human rights violations

No2: https://nipponsihou.seesaa.net/

No1: https://humanrightsopinion.blog.jp/

Part 7. Development of virus detectors for coronavirus and other viruses

https://covid-19-sensor.seesaa.net/

Part 8. North Korea's abduction and missile issues

https://taiwan-defense.seesaa.net/

Part 9. One Coin Union & Hydrogen Vehicle Promotion

https://onecoinunion.seesaa.net/

Part 10. Nagano Opinion, Next Generation Nuclear Power Plant: CO2 Free & SDGs

https://naganoopinion.seesaa.net/

Thank you.

Yasuhiro Nagano

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