Chapter 7 Discussion

Chapter 7 List Discussion

Chris Nichols/MiB

> Three words: tentacle hentai cult. Having somehow gotten ahold of
> Alexander Solonitsyn's magic camera, they improved it and have been
> using it to film live action tentacle porn, which the camera
> automatically changes to anime. The Skoptsis want the camera back.
> Eunauchs vs. Perverts - FIGHT!

Yep.

> The R'lyehians have corrupted part of the Japanese gov. A reborn Unit > 731 is turning Japanese citizens into hybrid Manchurian candidates, > dreaming of a new empire under Cthulhu.
Ties in nicely with Timmins' Endtimes.

> Doesn't someone on the list live in Japan (Jay, I think?). Get him to
> help.
Jay Noyes, David Farnell, the list of gaijin goes on and on.

> Maybe the Amn sarin gas cult?
That would be Aum Baka Kusai or something. inside joke for Nipponese :)

Jay and Mikiko Noyes Subject: Re: DG: EH: JADE THRONE
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1998 11:49:49 +0900 (JST)

>> For anyone listening (like, say, M.I.B.): Is there a problem with us
>> diverging from the specifications outline on the EH webpage? My tome of
>> choice has been the Ponape scripture, rather than the Goddess of the Black
>> Fan. Right now, I'm doing my research on Japanese right-wing groups.

Hmm. Okay, I'll try to borrow a copy of "Masks" from a friend of mine.

> How about a template write-up of the Kunika branch of the Japanese
> National Police, and the baddies they go up against? Japanese Red Army,
> Yakuza, Right-wing nutbars etc...

I'll get on it. If you want nuts, you're looking in the right
country. It must have something to do with the population density. Or maybe
natto.:)

Jay and Mikiko Noyes Subject: DG: EM research problems
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1999 23:34:27 +0900 (JST)

You guys are going to love this: Here I am, sitting in Japan, and I'm having trouble researching Japanese rightwing-groups. Although I'm going to visit the national library (which has an extensive English section), I was wondering if anyone knew of any good sites concerning radicals, esp. Japanese red army and Aum Shinri Kyou.

Davide Mana Subject: Re: DG: EM research problems
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 18:06:42 +0100

Hi, Jay!

Same problem here in Italy for Italian groups.
What a joke, eh?

> Although I'm going to visit
> the national library (which has an extensive English section), I was
>wondering if anyone knew of any good sites concerning radicals, esp.
> Japanese red army and Aum Shinri Kyou.

For the latter, try the following:

--http://religioustolerance.org/dc_aumsh.htm

--http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1995_rpt/aum/part03.htm
[I guess there should be part02 and 01 around too]

Just in case, the Aum in-house publishing/multimedia group is called 'AUM MAT' (who said reading manga does not give you education?)and a search on a good search engine might get you something useful.

About the Red Army, sorry, all I can remember is an old photo of John Lennon and his dame wearing Zenga Kuren helmets.

Florian R. Hanke Subject: Re: DG: EM research problems
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 18:47:17 +0100

Hello Jay,

and for the JRA I suggest:
-an overview:
-more detailed:

And if looking for a good search engine I suggest:
Metacrawler, Boston(?) university's engine, collecting data from the most
important engines out there:

Davide Mana Subject: DG: More AUM (EH Relevant?)
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 20:49:25 +0100
Just a thing I forgot in my last message on sources of data about the AUM cult: they are supposed to have many more active members (and assets) in Russia today than they ever had in Japan - where all they had was liquidated in '95, anyway AFAIK.
In this sense, AUM might work as a strong connection between Japanese and Russian chapters of the Hammer.

Steven Kaye Subject: DG: Japanese Red Army and the Red Brigades
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 01:43:51 -0500

Various websites discussing the Japanese Red Army:

Short profile of the group
knock off the /jra.html to see what other terrorist goodies await. This looks to have been used by a number of other sites.
Crime & Justice International article on the Red Army, first part

Federation of American Scientists' profile - again, knock off the /jra.htm for more terrorist fun
Gloating articleon how the Japanese Red Army has come to naught)
Lebanese indictment of JRA members
Useful if obviously biased history of the left-wing in Japan, from which the Japanese Red Army sprang in the late 1960's
"They Don't Like Ike" VERY VERY briefly discusses the Zengakuren's role in protests over the U.S.-Japanese Security Treaty

Yukio Mishima (right-wing nationalist writer)

Decent article on Mishima, including his foundation of the Shield Society

Very nice Mishima site, if apologetic
Mishima Yukio Cyber Museum
Discussion of Mishima's suicide and possible motives, his politics - including his private army, and his aesthetics. Good bibliography.)
Arm the Spirit discussion of Japanese right-wing groups - look them up yourself

Red Brigades and Other Italian Goings-On, for my fellow Octaman survivor
Besides the profiles at the Navy and FAS sites, there is also

Article from Covert Action Quarterly discussing Gladio and the possibility that Moro's kidnap-murder was orchestrated as a punishment for trying to get Communists into Italy's government
The incident that was the basis for Dario Fo's "Accidental Death of an Anarchist"
Brief history of the Red Brigades, in Italian
Detailed and rather apologetic history of the Brigades from Arm the Spirit
More on Moro, in Italian
Inconclusive Christian Science Monitor on growth of the right-wing in Italy, focusing on the National Alliance
Pamphlet, in Italian, accusing Umberto Eco of being a champion of neo-gnosticism and a 'master of deception'
Forza Italia's official home page, in Italian
Dated, but gives a good overview of the foundation of the National Alliance
Giulio Andreotti's curious associates
Italian BBS crackdown as politically motivated

Surprisingly, not much on the murder (assassination?) of Pasolini, or right-wing groups beyond Forza Italia, the Northern League, and the National Alliance. P2 I think Davide already covered.

Steven

Davide Mana Subject: DG: More AUM (EH Relevant?)
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1999 20:49:25 +0100

Just a thing I forgot in my last message on sources of data about the AUM cult: they are supposed to have many more active members (and assets) in Russia today than they ever had in Japan - where all they had was liquidated in '95, anyway AFAIK.
In this sense, AUM might work as a strong connection between Japanese and Russian chapters of the Hammer.