小池都知事：パチンコミサイル論文と「パチンコホールの所有者の多くは、朝鮮半島出身者」

2016/8/6（8年前）時事

＊写真は、小池都知事の大学時代：エジプト・カイロ大学

カイロはどこ？

さて、パチンコ業者は朝鮮出身者が営業しており、パチンコの収益が北朝鮮のミサイル開発の資金源になっているようです。

.@metal_spirits 小池都知事「北朝鮮のパチンコミサイル。パチンコは賭博。日本の11000あるパチンコホールの所有者の多くは、朝鮮半島出身者である」　 https://t.co/J5mVX3b6ho … ほんとよかった pic.twitter.com/9LZSXpiHM3

— 真実ゆう子 (@shinjituyuko) 2016年8月5日

小池ゆり子氏が英語とアラビア語で発表した「パチンコミサイル」の論文

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＊アラビア語

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＊英語全文

MAR 1, 2016

North Korea’s Pachinko Missiles

TOKYO – Three scenes are often the subject of photographs taken by foreign tourists visiting Japan. One is a forest of utility poles; another is cars riding a gondola in mechanical parking areas. The third is pachinko.

Pachinko is a kind of pinball game with betting, and the people lined up facing the vertically arranged machines look like they are working in a factory. According to one report (in Japanese), there are 11.5 million pachinko enthusiasts, and the market is valued at ¥24.5 trillion – almost double the carmaker Toyota’s sales last year.

For foreigners, pachinko is a gaudy scene – the players, including professionals who make a living from it, seem glued to their spots – and thus an understandably irresistible photo opportunity. But, for Japan, there is a darker side to the fun and games.
Many of the owners of Japan’s 11,000 pachinko halls are from the Korean Peninsula, and some with relations to North Korea have sent substantial sums of money back home for many years. Such “contributors” to the wellbeing of the North Korean economy are recognized by the regime in Pyongyang according to the extent of their support, and are given awards and sometimes publicly recognized as patriots. And on national days, such as the birthday of North Korea’s founder, Kim Il-sung, these expats are almost forced to contribute; indeed, they can be assigned to raise sums big enough to cover the cost of food distributed to North Koreans on such occasions.

アラビア語でインタビューに応じる小池氏
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18秒より
アラビア語で「ヤバニ」というのが「日本」ということらしい。