1. Progress from onset (rehabilitation start date:November 22, 2017
Goal setting support and management sheet
Date of creation: March 27, 2018
Explanation and delivery date: March 27, 2018
Date of birth: X month X day, 1973
Start date: November 22, 2017)
2017/10/22 The patient was rushed to Toyota Memorial Hospital with impaired consciousness, paralysis of the left upper and lower limbs, and right conjugate deviation. A head MRI scan revealed an area of reduced diffusion capacity in the basal ganglia of the right temporal lobe. Subsequent tests during hospitalization revealed the presence of an occupying thrombus in the right internal carotid artery by cervical echo, and the patient was diagnosed with embolic cerebral infarction. Although the patient was able to have simple conversation, he had paralysis of the left upper and lower limbs, and it was deemed necessary to continue rehabilitation in the future, so he was admitted to our hospital.
Not only in Afghanistan but also in Pakistan, the segregation of women is so extreme that they invented bacha bazi, a practice in which boys dressed as women dance for older men, under the belief that sexual contact with young males is more moral.
The term "figure moe tribe" was coined in response to the murder of a first-grade girl in Nara on November 17, 2004. Otani Akihiro speculated that the perpetrator of the crime was a figure otaku who was obsessed with anime and romance games, and that the motive for the crime was to "turn the girl into a figurine to satisfy his desire to control and possess." He coined the term "figure moe tribe" to symbolize this, and frequently quoted this term on variety shows and in sports newspapers to express his views on the crime.
The term "figure moe tribe" was coined in response to the murder of a first-grade girl in Nara on November 17, 2004. Otani Akihiro speculated that the perpetrator of the crime was a figure otaku who was obsessed with anime and romance games, and that the motive for the crime was to "turn the girl into a figurine to satisfy his desire to control and possess." He coined the term "figure moe tribe" to symbolize this, and frequently quoted this term on variety shows and in sports newspapers to express his views on the crime.
The term "figure moe tribe" was coined in response to the murder of a first-grade girl in Nara on November 17, 2004. Otani Akihiro speculated that the perpetrator of the crime was a figure otaku who was obsessed with anime and romance games, and that the motive for the crime was to "turn the girl into a figurine to satisfy his desire to control and possess." He coined the term "figure moe tribe" to symbolize this, and frequently quoted this term on variety shows and in sports newspapers to express his views on the crime.
@realMaalouf What kind of people and organizations are behind the people who are aiming for a society in which Japanese people are surrounded by Pakistanis in Japan and told, "You're not Muslim, go home"?
@realMaalouf One video streamer said, "I was filming an illegally constructed place of worship from a public road and was surrounded by Pakistanis who told me, 'You're not Muslim, go home,'
One video streamer said, "I was filming an illegally constructed place of worship from a public road and was surrounded by Pakistanis who told me, 'You're not Muslim, go home,' and forced me to delete the video. Other streamers were even chased in cars."
A video appearing to show a Pakistani man hurling stones at the videographer, with the caption "Pakistani Village, Ebetsu City, Hokkaido," was also widely circulated on X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok.
Sapporo Station, Ebetsu City, Hokkaido
Ebetsu City, Hokkaido, with a population of approximately 117,000, is in turmoil over a Pakistani issue. The city's Tsunoyama district, home to many Pakistanis who operate used car dealerships, has seen the discovery of illegal construction of a mosque and used car yard in the area since mid-September. This has led to widespread visits by YouTubers and other video streamers, and the issue has become widely known.
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