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太田述正コラム#13997（2023.1.28）
＜皆さんとディスカッション（続ｘ5788）＞
＜太田＞
安倍問題/防衛費増。↓
＜みんな解散しそうだな。政策集団にどれくらいが衣替えするか、か。↓＞
「自民 谷垣グループ 解散を正式決定・・・」
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20240126/k10014335861000.html
「茂木派が解散検討 歴代首相輩出の名門派閥 麻生派は存続意向も・・・」
https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASS1W7341S1WUTFK00N.html
ウクライナ問題。↓
なし。
ガザ戦争。↓
＜ハマスに乗っ取らてたに等しいんだから当然だよ。↓＞
UNRWA claims: UN agency condemns aid halt over alleged help for Hamas attacks・・・
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68119268
それでは、その他の国内記事の紹介です。↓
王将戦第３局２日目をタブレットでたまにチラ見鑑賞中。
やっぱ、封じ手直後から藤井八冠大いに優勢に。
だそうです。↓
東電も大変だな。
「容疑」魚、ヒラメだけじゃないんだろうし・・。↓
日系米人女性俳優のおハナシ。↓
The Japanese-American actor has gone from cringe-comedy outsider to starring with Donald Glover in a remake of the Hollywood blockbuster, Mr and Mrs Smith. She explains why living up to Jolie’s ‘total goddess’ was not an option・・・
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2024/jan/27/maya-erskine-interview-mr-mrs-smith-amazon-prime-video-donald-glover-pitt-jolie
結構、日本に同情的な、東京裁判本が出たようだ。
大量の英文引用で失礼。↓
＜このくだりは傑作。↓＞
・・・The prosecution team was headed by a blundering American alcoholic, Joseph Keenan, whose performance embarrassed everyone. (His British deputy, the “brainy” hardliner Arthur Comyns Carr, fumed at having to “act as an inebriate house attendant”). The defending advocates were an under-equipped mixture of Japanese lawyers and Americans flown in to cover their lack of English. The Soviet judge, in the usual Russian manner, treated the defenders as if they were defendants, and scolded them as propagandists for fascist imperialism. There were times when the trial seemed close to breakdown, as judges and prosecutors squabbled, and the Scottish judge, William Patrick, despaired over this “long collieshangie” (Scots dictionary: “noisy dispute, uproar, a dog-fight”). But when the British bloc proposed sacking Webb and Keenan, they collided with General Douglas MacArthur, supreme commander in Japan, who “stopped the British cold”. For him, their plan was “a dastardly act to stab a man in the back”.
＜日本の降伏条件は悪くなかったとさ。↓＞
MacArthur was totally in charge of occupied Japan, in a way that no American had dominated occupied Germany. This was because the war had ended so differently. Nazi Germany was extinguished in battle; Japan surrendered to a negotiation proposal which – after Hiroshima and Nagasaki – became an offer it couldn’t refuse. The deal would leave a skeleton of Japanese institutions intact, above all the position of Emperor Hirohito. But war criminals would be punished. It was MacArthur who ordered the arrests and proclaimed the establishment of the International Military Tribunal. Meanwhile, as Gary Bass relates, he imposed liberal reforms including freedoms of speech and organisation, rights for women and abolition of the state Shinto cult.
＜マッカーサーは太平洋戦争部分だけを考えてたってのは私には初耳。↓＞
As for the tribunal, MacArthur’s original hope seems to have been for a rapid American trial that would concentrate on Japan’s 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and treat the US navy dead as victims of an act of murder. But President Truman was able to overrule him and widen the project into an international examination of aggressive war as a crime, and of imperial Japan’s horrific record of “crimes against humanity”. The prosecution reached back as far the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931 and the 14-year war with China – including the vast Nanjing massacre – before moving on to the Pacific war that exploded at Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941.
＜平和に対する罪の根拠レスさを認めてる。↓＞
But almost from the start, the court was plagued by doubts about its own legality. In July 1945, the victorious allies had issued the Potsdam Declaration, which Bass calls “one of the most brutal statements ever pronounced by any democratic government”. They demanded “complete disarmament, the permanent removal of expansionist Japanese leaders who had sought ‘world conquest’, and the disbanding of the empire”. Otherwise, they would inflict “the complete destruction of the Japanese armed forces and just as inevitably the devastation of the Japanese homeland”. (America’s possession of the atomic bomb was still a secret.) But was Potsdam enough to justify the court classifying the planning and launching of aggressive war as a crime? Some members of the court sought an international law precedent in the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact, which grandly if vaguely outlawed war but failed to define aggression as criminal. The French judge invoked “natural law”, the “universal conscience”, as a better basis. In the end, the judges never agreed on how to describe their right to try individuals for crimes against peace or humanity. The majority simply dropped the subject and hoped for the best.
＜日本の「防共/自衛」目的については、首肯的。↓＞
The Japanese response to the charges of aggressive war was broadly that they had fought in self-defence. The invasion of China, the accused argued, was necessary to stave off the threat of communism advancing eastwards from the Soviet Union. As Bass emphasises, the tribunal was sitting during the first Berlin confrontation of the cold war, which had not yet developed when the Nuremberg trial took place. Even more dramatically, the defenders argued that Pearl Harbor, and Japan’s simultaneous attacks on French Indochina, the Dutch East Indies and the British empire in Burma and Malaya, were also defensive. Surrounded by a tightening ring of hostile powers, Japan was being strategically and economically strangled to death; surely international law allowed a state to take military action against the threat of its own extinction. Japan, without oil resources of its own, had imported petroleum from Burma, from the Dutch empire, and above all from the US. But in July 1941, when Japanese forces moved into southern Indochina, America declared an almost total trade boycott, including an oil embargo. Tojo Hideki, the belligerent army minister who now became premier, warned: “Two years from now, we will have no petroleum for military use… ships will stop moving.” Secretly, the Japanese leadership concluded that war with America might be the only way to ensure national survival. Tension mounted until, on 26 November, Cordell Hull, President Roosevelt’s secretary of state, sent a note requiring Japan to pull out of China and Indochina – and break its tripartite treaty with Hitler and Mussolini – as the price for lifting the embargo. Some defenders called the Hull note a declaration of war, suggesting that the US wanted war but provoked Japan into taking the first action. In fact, Japan’s battle fleet had set off for Pearl Harbor on the very day that Hull’s note was delivered.
＜「アジア解放」インチキ視は、全くこれまで通りだが・・。↓＞
A second spurious plea claimed that the Pacific war had been a Japanese crusade to liberate Asia from European colonialism. But Bass shows that Japan’s “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere” in the conquered empires was a mask for ruthless exploitation, while most of the many thousands of victims of Japanese atrocities were not white imperialists but Asian peasants. In court, accused leaders and commanders denied ordering or even knowing about these massacres and tortures. Evidence for the maltreatment of allied prisoners of war was clear – and often traceable back to Tojo’s own directives. But “for all the hideous abundance of evidence of conventional war crimes, the prosecution had more difficulty linking these deeds to the defendants”. The court fell back on “chain of command” convictions: a leader bore guilt for crimes in his area of responsibility whether he was provably aware of them or not.・・・
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024/jan/21/judgement-at-tokyo-world-war-ii-on-trial-and-making-of-modern-asia-by-gary-j-bass-review-of-war-crimes-and-punishment
日・文カルト問題。↓
＜文カルト健在。↓＞
「日本市民団体「群馬県、朝鮮人追悼碑を撤去しないで…歴史に背を向ける蛮行」・・・」
https://japanese.joins.com/JArticle/314318
＜うろたえちゃダメ。統一だよ統一。朝鮮半島人以外は誰もそんなこと願ってないけどな。↓＞
「いまだに韓国人の願いは統一なのか・・・」
https://www.msn.com/ja-jp/news/world/%E3%81%84%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A0%E3%81%AB%E9%9F%93%E5%9B%BD%E4%BA%BA%E3%81%AE%E9%A1%98%E3%81%84%E3%81%AF%E7%B5%B1%E4%B8%80%E3%81%AA%E3%81%AE%E3%81%8B-%E5%AF%84%E7%A8%BF/ar-BB1hmusm?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=83c6ca2d36e64e9ebc40e2b1a170d386&ei=10
中共官民の日本礼賛（日本文明総体継受）記事群だ。↓
＜アマゾンで即購入した。本日中に届く。↓＞
「＜書評＞『物語 江南の歴史 もうひとつの中国史』岡本隆司 著・・・」
https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/305547
＜太田＞
一 パソコン
DellパソコンのCドライブの余積だが、昨夜は6.94GB、起きたら7.02GB、で、CCleanerをかけたら7.57GB。
本日朝、思い立って、Dellパソコンで初めてWindows等修復（コラム#11749）を実施したら、相当修復がなされたけれど、Cドライブの余積は7.60GBにアップしたのみで、更に再度CCleanerをかけて7.62GBになった。
危機的状態が続いている。
二 ４日プロジェクト課題
１ Dellパソコン
（1）Cドライブ満杯問題
ア 根本的解決：解決できず課題として残ってもやむなし。
イ 応急措置：Rapportの削除。
ウ X299パソコンでCCleanerを有料版に切り替えること等となった場合、Dellパソコンでも同様にする。
２ X299パソコン
（1）Cドライブ満杯問題（潜在的）：Dellパソコンの（1）ア、ウ参照。
X299パソコン固有の応急的/根本的解決を期し、SSDをより容量の大きいものに取り換えることも理論上は考えられるかも。
（カネもかかるし移行作業も大変そうだが・・。）
（2）Thunderbird設定
ASUSパソコン、HPパソコンのそれぞれの購入時にも、（確か、プロファイル流用方式で）設定できているので、今回設定できていないのがむしろ不思議。
（ウルトラCとしては、今までの作業がムダになるし、Cドライブ満杯問題に直ちに直面することになるが、Acronisをインストールの上、システムを昨年12月冒頭へ修復する方法がありそう。）
（3）マランツUSB-DACのドライバーを、同機器を繋ぐ前に、下掲
https://manuals.marantz.com/hddac1/jp/ja/WBSPSYltemmyli.php
からインストールする。
（4）３ディスプレイ設定
Dellパソコンについても表記を行っていることから、Dellパソコンの設定and/orその当時のコラムを要参照。
（5）ロジクールマウス・キーボード設定
最新の所要ソフトが何かを確かめた上でインストールし、設定がうまくいったかどうか確認する要あり。
三 加湿器
買って昨日届いた表記の消耗品三点セットが、使用中のシャープの加湿器には使えないことが判明し、愕然。
２年弱前に二点セットを発注した時、取説があってそれを参照した可能性があるが、今回すぐには発見できなかったためにチョンボが・・。
ただ、この二点セット、というか、この加湿器、ネット上にズバリのものがあるようなないような。
それこそ、2012年という大昔にこの加湿器を買っているので、もはや消耗品も含め生産停止していてもおかしくない。
で、やむなく、冒頭の消耗品三点セットが使える製品（シャープHV-P30-W）
https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B09LH4PWYK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
を探し・・探すのがこれがまた大変だった・・、発注した。
問題は、これもまた最新の製品ではないのと、現在のものに比して小ぶりであることだ。
つまりは、より頻繁に水の注入をしなければならないし、パソコン部屋の広さに照らして容量的に不足している可能性もある、というわけだ。
まあ、ともかく、買った時に一緒についてくる消耗品三点セット・・説明は省くがひょっとしてついてくるのは二点セットかもしれない・・がダウンし、既に買っってしまった三点セットに取り換え、それがダウンしたら・・これもうち一点については（やはり説明は省くが）ダウンすることはありえないが・・、それこそ、その時の最新の製品に買い替えることにするつもりだ。
もとより、それまで、私が生きておればのハナシだが・・。
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太田述正コラム#13998（2023.1.28）
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