>>6569211

https://www.nytimes.com/1996/02/25/world/clinton-meets-japan-premier-as-trade-fires-up-campaign.html

“The two men discussed a broad array of security and trade concerns, with President Clinton reiterating the United States' interest in opening Japan's markets in semiconductors, aviation, film and insurance. But officials on both sides said in advance that the meeting was not intended as a negotiating session.

Mr. Hashimoto, who is known for having a more assertive style than his predecessors, said he had told Mr. Clinton that while such issues should be resolved one by one "we should not play up these issues and undermine the Japan-U.S. relationship."

“The two leaders also discussed security concerns including the United States troops stationed in Japan, which have become a simmering issue since the rape of a schoolgirl on Okinawa. Three American servicemen have been tried in the case, and the verdicts are to be announced on March 7.”

“During a Republican debate Thursday night, Mr. Buchanan asserted that Japan was worried that he might become President. If elected, he said, he would tell the Japanese Prime Minister that unless they worked out the balance of trade he would "unilaterally" end Japan's trade surplus. Former Gov. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee also vowed to be tough on trade with Tokyo.”

“As he began his session with Mr. Hashimoto, Mr. Clinton defended his Administration's approach to Japan and spoke against protectionism.

"There have been problems," Mr. Clinton said in reference to trade disputes as he and Mr. Hashimoto posed for reporters on the grounds of a Santa Monica hotel. "We have taken these issues seriously, far more seriously than previous American administrations. But we have not attempted to approach them in an atmosphere that was based on fear or anger or rancor."

"We can be firm with each other, strong with each other, we can even disagree with each other," Mr. Clinton said. But he said it was crucial to have a strong partnership with Japan.”

https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/03/27/goodbye-to-japans-foreign-relations-emperor/

“But the deal the United States struck with Japan was simple: The emperor can stay, but only if he is constitutionally disconnected from politics. MacArthur also insisted at the time on having an unprecedented tête-à-tête with Hirohito—something that caused aides in the Imperial Household to balk, citing his deity-like status—and photographing the meeting, as evidence to the Japanese people that the emperor’s role would be different going forward.”

“When the Japanese economic bubble burst and the country went through a so-called lost decade of economic stagnation in the 1990s, he continued to press the nation to look forward and embrace its blessings during his annual New Year’s speeches.”

>>6569535

“Although Akihito has taken an understated and nonpolitical role, analysts such as Norihiro Kato have increasingly viewed him as skeptical of conservative Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s efforts to revise Japan’s pacifist constitution so it can field a real army. There are even some suggestions that the timing of the emperor’s abdication may be related to the Imperial Household’s unease with Abe’s determination to push forward on the matter. The emperor has never been direct on this point—but his focused message on pacifism and adherence to the constitution has not been lost on the public.”

>> Notice the “lost decade” in Nihon economy overlaps (more or less) with the Clinton presidency and those TRADE talks. And it seems Akihito didn’t abdicate on his own, there were tensions between him and Abe. Is it as they are insinuating in this article about Nihon building and reconstructing it’s own military forces in order to defend itself, instead of the States doing it for them? Is Potus bringing the troops home?

Wonder what was really going on between Nihon and Clinton presidency? And why there was so much tension under the surface between them? What was those trade talks truly about? Can we trust the “official” narrative about the “nature” of these trade talks? Is this WHEN the Clinton international sex trafficking business got a hold of Japan? Or is it sooner than that? So many questions swirling and little answers so far. I’m going to leave to that about this subject for now.

I want to move on to a tweet from Potus on the 14th of April 2019:

“Donald J. Trump‏Verified account @realDonaldTrump May 14

Our great Senator (and Star) from the State of Arkansas, @TomCottonAR, has just completed a wonderful book, “Sacred Duty,” about Arlington National Cemetery and the men and women who serve with such love and devotion. On sale today, make it big!”

A STAR from Arkansas!?!?!??!?!?!??!

I tried to look for a star in Arkansas and this is where I landed:

http://arcanearknasas.blogspot.com/2016/06/the-only-diamond-mine-in-north-america.html

“Discovered back in the early 1900s and considered at one time for commercial use, Arkansas has the only proven diamond mine in North America.

>>6569916

After its opening for everyday use by Howard A. Millar in 1952 as a tourist attraction, he struck gold when Mrs. A. L. Parker of Dallas, Texas, found a 15 1/4 carat diamond nicknamed the "Star of Arkansas." Millar used the find in much of his advertising, including the back of the above postcard, and its discovery greatly increased traffic to the tourist attraction. The postcard below set the value of the uncut diamond at $15,000. An advertising mailer I found later set the cut value at $75,000 with the final cut weight at 8.24 carats, this was in 1956. What the value would be in today's dollars would be interesting to know.”

here are some technical details about the compressed carbon:

https://www.info-diamond.com/polished/158-Star-of-Arkansas-famous-diamond.html

>> That’s a strange find of mine. What am I supposed to think of an shiny rock story? Why Potus saying “make it big”? That compressed carbon stone is rather a big one isn’t it? I really don’t like ROUND things even if they are super expensive like this stone.

Then it clicked = I remembered = in my old digs, when I was in the “other” thread, I ran into Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs Arkansas, so I’m going to re-drop only the parts concerning the hotel:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Springs,_Arkansas

“After the Civil War, an extensive rebuilding of bathhouses and hotels took place at Hot Springs. The year-round population soared to 1,200 inhabitants by 1870. By 1873 six bathhouses and 24 hotels and boardinghouses stood near the springs. In 1874, Joseph Reynolds announced his decision to construct a narrow-gauge railroad from Malvern to Hot Springs; completion in 1875 resulted in the growth of visitation to the springs. Samuel W. Fordyce and two other entrepreneurs financed the construction of the first luxury hotel in the area, the first Arlington Hotel, which opened in 1875.”

“Along with Bathhouse Row, one of downtown Hot Springs' most noted landmarks is the Arlington Hotel, a favored retreat for Al Capone”

“Local law enforcement was controlled by a political machine run by long-serving mayor Leo P. McLaughlin. The McLaughlin organization purchased hundreds of poll tax receipts, many in the names of deceased or fictitious persons, which would sometimes be voted in different precincts. A former sheriff, who attempted to have the state's anti-gambling laws enforced and to secure honest elections, was murdered in 1937. No one was ever charged with his killing. Machine domination of city and county government was abruptly ended in 1946 with the election of a "Government Improvement" slate of returning World War II veterans led by Marine Lt. Col. Sid McMath, who was elected prosecuting attorney. A 1947 grand jury indicted several owners and promoters, as well as McLaughlin, for public servant bribery. Although the former mayor and most of the others were acquitted, the machine's power was broken and gambling came to a halt, as McMath led a statewide "GI Revolt" into the governor's office in 1948. Illegal casino gambling resumed, however, with the election of Orval Faubus as governor in 1954. Buoyed into 12 years in office by his popular defiance of federal court desegregation orders, Faubus turned a blind eye to gambling in Hot Springs.[33][34][35]

>>6569948

Gambling was finally closed down permanently in 1967 by two Republican officeholders, Governor Winthrop Rockefeller and Circuit Judge Henry M. Britt. Rockefeller sent in a company of state troopers to shutter the casinos and burn their gaming equipment. Until other forms of gambling became legal in Arkansas four decades later,[36] Oaklawn Park, a thoroughbred horse racing track south of downtown, was the only legal gambling establishment in Hot Springs and one of only two in the state of Arkansas; the other was the Southland Greyhound Park dog track in West Memphis. Both Oaklawn and Southland remain in operation.”

>>> I don’t see the link between the start of Arkansas = a diamond & the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs Arkansas. That hotel seem to be Cabal money making machine, from gambling and prostitution and God knows what else! Capone’s favorite place to stay in Hot Springs! And we have Rockefeller playing the good guy in this. Isn’t that fishy? I don’t know what to make of this. What am I looking at?

I’m going to stop here for tonight anons, I’ve been looking all over the place for those rectangles/squares or geometric forms on the platform of Epstein Island and I’m coming with empty hands so far. And now, I’ve got me piece of shiny rock with a Hotel liked by Capone in Arkansas.

Ananda, I mean no harm, I guess you understand me what I was trying to say without saying it loud ^_~ I hope you are keeping an eye on Deutsche bank and Turkey’s Lira – the both seem to be moving at the same pace down the drain. I wonder which one will be the trigger for the Kondratiev cycle? Seem like they are going to use the economy as a punch back to the arrests. It smells like they are going to take place soon. But how soon it is, I don’t know. And I totally dislike your story about that electrical company being hacked. Just be careful and be prepared, you already know my thoughts on such matters.

On this, I’m going to wish you a goodnight anons. God bless you.