安倍総理の殺害事件と統一教会、笹川、太平洋の関係が頭から離れず何もできない頃、オーストラリア国立大学が太平洋の法執行に関する会議への講演招待状が来た。手違いで２週間前の案内。講演の準備に集中しフィジーに足を運ぶ事で、安倍殺害事件から離れらると思って受けたのであった。しかし、そこで待っていたのが韓国カルト組織とフィジー政府の癒着。
Ok-joo Shin牧師が率いるグレース・ロードは当初アメリカで活動していたが、摘発を受けてフィジーに移動。世界の飢饉に中でフィジーだけが祝福された食糧がある場所と唱い、信者に無料奉仕させ、暴力を振るなどしている。しかしフィジー政府からは手厚く支援も受けている。コロナのロックダウンの中でフィジー国内に次々とお店を開設。
今回訪ねたが、日本のような清潔さと品質の良さ（購入していないが）。そして韓国人販売員は親切だという。フィジー人も多く雇っているそうだ。
気になったのがお店の名前にTrueがついていること。統一教会もTrue のつく食品会社を持ってる。
At a time when I could do nothing but think about the Unification Church, Sasakawa, and Pacific connection to the murder of Prime Minister Abe, I received an invitation from the Australian National University to speak at a conference on law enforcement in the Pacific. Due to a mistake, the invitation was sent two weeks in advance. I accepted, thinking that by concentrating on preparing for the lecture and visiting Fiji, I would be able to get away from the Abe murder case. But what awaited me there was the collusion between a Korean cult and the Fijian government.
Grace Road, led by Reverend Ok-joo Shin, initially operated in the United States, but moved to Fiji after being exposed. They claim that Fiji is the only place in the world where there is blessed food amidst the world's famine, and they force their followers to serve free of charge and commit violence. However, they also receive generous support from the Fijian government. In the midst of the Korona lockdown, they have opened a series of stores in Fiji.
I visited them this time and found them to be as clean and good quality as in Japan (although I did not purchase anything). And the Korean sales staff are said to be friendly. They also employ a lot of Fijians.
One thing that caught my attention was that the name of the store has "True" in it. The Unification Church also has a food company with True in its name.
