In the 1990s, when I visited Pacific island countries, I was often asked.
"Are you Moon?"
”No, Sasakawa."
At this point, the person froze for a moment. But since they had asked me if I was a Moon, they would explain why.
It was the 1990s, and I was in my late 20s. After getting close to the Queen and the First Lady, Mooney would invite them to international conferences. The island government officials were bitter about it.
This time, with the killing of Prime Minister Abe, more and more information is coming out. One of them was that Moon Jae-in had been eyeing Japanese money and Japanese women who served devotedly and was distributing them around the world. Oh, this was it, I finally understood.
Fresh in my memory was the 2019 conference in Palau. The Asia Pacific First Ladies Summit 2019 was held in Koror, Palau from December 9-11, 2019. It was hosted by then First Lady Ms. Debbie Remegesau. Where did the money come from? Surely not the money that the Yamagami suspect's mother was contributing?
Below is a link of First Lady Debbie Remegesau's speech at the February 2019 conference in South Korea. Safe content. The following world leaders also spoke at the conference.
H.E. Jerry Rawlings, President (1981-2001), Ghana
Hon. Dick Cheney, Vice President (2001-2009), USA
Hon. Jose Manuel Barroso, Prime Minister, Portugal (2002-2004), President, European Commission (2004-14), European Union
Hon. Erna Hennicot-Schoepges, Former President of the Parliament of Luxembourg and Co-chair of IAPP Europe, at World Summit 2019
Mr. Frederick Russell-Rivoallan, Head, Social and Human Sciences, UNESCO Beijing Office
UPF Europe and Middle East - Speech by H.E. Debbie Remengesau
