In my writing, I’ve tried to gain international recognition for the efforts of the hard-working men and women at Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare (MHLW). Although its dishonest data handling isn’t as widely known as that of America’s CDC (Center for Data Criminality), the MHLW has shown itself to be more than a match in terms of statistical sleight of hand: creating huge numbers of post-Covid myopericarditis cases where almost none exist…
regarding this: The passive wording “not thought to” (ないと考えられています) in the last sentence isn’t inspiring confidence at this point.
the EUA applications and studies nowhere use positive words such as "does" next to "protect" "prevent" etc. It's all "could," "might," and so on.
it's been dodgy doublespeak the whole time.
I do hope none those Japs commit hari kari. Suicide is an absolute NO-NO!