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🇯🇵Former Prime Minister Kishida: “The U.S. Republican Party Has Been Taken Over by Trump's New Party” He pointed out it is fundamentally different from a traditional conservative party. Speaking at an event in Sapporo on August 28, former Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida stated, “Exclusionary right-wing parties are gaining ground worldwide.” Regarding the U.S. Republican Party, he expressed the view that “it is fundamentally different from the traditional Republican Party. It has been taken over by ‘Trump's new party.’” Kishida noted, “In major countries around the world, extremely exclusionary right-wing parties advocating national first policies and anti-immigration stances are rapidly gaining ground.” He pointed out, “In the UK today, Reform UK is expanding its influence, while the traditional Conservative Party, with its legacy of figures like Churchill and Thatcher, has declined to become the fourth-largest party. The inclusive and moderate traditional Conservative Party is in retreat.” He continued, “The U.S. has a Republican administration, but it is entirely different from the traditional Republican Party of Lincoln or Reagan. While it bears the Republican name, it has effectively been taken over by the ‘Trump New Party.’ The good old Republican Party is nowhere to be seen.” He concluded, “In many countries, it is noted that the decline of moderate conservative parties and the rise of exclusionary right-wing parties are dividing the people.” Currently, the Japanese government is more left-wing than the Biden administration.

🚨 FAMILY PROFIT ALERT Former Japanese PM Fumio Kishida’s own brother runs a company that profits directly from Japan’s foreign labor program. 🇯🇵 For every immigrant worker hired, companies get subsidies of up to ¥800,000 ($5,500 USD). That money flows into the “support agencies” — including the Kishida family business. 👉 They push mass immigration while calling it “not immigration.” In reality, it’s family corruption and profit at the expense of Japan’s future. #Japan #Immigration #Kishida #Corruption #Scandal #Expose