Oy vey! Are the Elders of Zion setting up a crime syndicate in Japan?
MSN-Mainichi Daily News, December 10, 2005
....a person connected with the Japanese yakuza is telling Jitsuwa Knuckles (January [issue of the magazine]) that Chinese gangsters in the Kabukicho entertainment quarter and other areas appear less numerous than previously.
.... in what is billed as a "dark scoop," Jitsuwa Knuckles professes to report on the emergence of a "foreign power" that has begin to "build a nest" in Japanese society....Where did these "wily Jews" come from?
"I think it was probably around 2002, when Japan hosted the World Cup, that these Jews hawking stuff on the street began to be conspicuous," the source continues. "You could see how sharp they were by finding the most preferable spots to sell from, for which they staked their claim by paying protection money to the local gangs. This enabled some of these guys to develop a 'criminal hotline,' a network. And Japanese customers don't feel a sense of wariness toward Jews, so the hawkers managed to move more and more goods and then began to hunt further afield for more opportunities."...
...local gangs have taken to subcontracting more illegal activities and let foreigners take the risks.
Thus it was inevitable that the Jews and yakuza would begin forging tieups...
..."More than just 'mafia,' I think you could describe these guys as more like operators of underground trading companies."
In a tone bordering on admiration, the writer asserts that rather than the scent of crime or blood, the Jewish mafia only leaves behind 'kane no nioi,' (the fragrance of money)...more...
