Syria News combined two videos shared online of the assassination of the former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the city of Nara in Japan while he was delivering an election public speech for the ruling party.
In an extended look at the character of Shinzo Abe, some of the material collected shows the type of person Mr. Abe was, his views, rather his radical views on certain topics would also explain much of the standing of Japan on international issues especially that he held his post for 8 years, the longest of a prime minister in Japan, during the war on Syria and his views on the war on Libya, some unpleasant findings are discussed.
Mr. Abe was the most prominent figure within his party which is the current ruling party of Japan, and Japan today has a pivotal role in either dragging the world in which it's located into a huge regional war or in avoiding such a war which the 'permanent state' in the USA is drooling over to ignite.
I have to mention my condemnation of the assassination of Mr. Abe, it's a heinous cheap crime whoever was behind it and for whatever purpose, such assassination crimes are mainly carried out by the same culprits each time, the USA, Israel, and the British 'intelligence' although in this case, the circumstances are not quite clear yet.
Syria News's American investigative seasoned analyst Miri Wood tells us more about the assassination itself and the character of Japan's former PM in her report: Shinzo Abe Assassinated in Nara, Japan, A Closer Look.
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Japan used to be a peaceful country, its people were civilized, discipline, and helping others until they got corrupted by the USA which dragged them into its wars, so sad, wish they can return to their values.