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Originally Posted by Yu Ominae
Actually reporters in a press conference asked the police if the SP presence in Nara (they were protecting Councillor Kei Sato since he's due for re-election) was adequate in terms of numbers/positions they took.
No comment.
Well he did say that he was "after" a religious group. And his browser history included DIY guide on making explosives and firearms.
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Did he believe Shinzo Abe was part of satanic cult or something. Because there's one relevant group in Japan that believes that: J- anon
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