This episode was recorded on October 7th, 2022.

Join us for an engaging conversation with Masako Ganaha, an influential Japanese researcher, writer, and conservative voice from Okinawa. Known for her book "Battle in Okinawa to Protect Japan" and translating Candace Owens' "Blackout," Ganaha's insights stem from a deep commitment to democracy and free speech. Her journey from high school exchange student in the U.S. to Waseda University graduate has led her to the forefront of political discourse, challenging the Chinese Communist Party's influence and covering pivotal events like the U.S. 2020 election and the January 6th Capitol incident. Despite facing censorship attempts, her work spans 17 countries, offering a unique perspective on global and U.S. political dynamics. Dive into Ganaha's world as we explore her impactful career and unwavering dedication to truth.

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— Chapters —
00:00 - Coming Up
03:06 - Masako's Background & Her Work
07:34 - Masako's Motivation for Speaking the Truth
11:19 - The Attack on Marriage
13:49 - Masako's Experience in the Netherlands
14:53 - Tammy's Experience with the Farmers in the Netherlands
22:47 - The Decline of Western European Civilization & The Loss of Faith
28:54 - The Importance of Tradition: Modern Society & The LGBTQ+
34:04 - The Relationship Between the U.S.A. and Japan
36:54 - Masako's Experience with Hungary
42:26 - The War in Ukraine
48:11 - Men Aren't Getting Married in Japan
52:54 - Climate Change
58:40 - The Division of the People