**> The Bank of Japan, a traitorous financial terrorist organization steeped in Marxist communism**
**> …**
**> Can you properly explain why, from 2001 to 2006, under the banner of “Quantitative Easing,” the outstanding loans of banks nationwide continued to decline?**
**> …**
**> In the reserve deposit system, raising the reserve ratio is called monetary tightening. So why was the increase in the current account balance target from 2001 to 2006 called “Quantitative Easing”? Please explain it properly!**
**〓 The increase in the current account balance target from 2001 to 2006 was clearly monetary tightening. Calling it “quantitative easing” is complete nonsense.**
**〓 This is something even a middle school student can understand, so there is no room for excuses.**
**〓 The person who led this nonsense “Quantitative Easing” from 2001 to 2006 as a policy board member under Toshihiko Fukui (then BoJ Governor) was Masaaki Shirakawa — a useless University of Tokyo graduate, a former crazy Kyoto University professor, and a product of the Marxist communist stronghold.**
**〓 Even when you call him a “BoJ executive” or “crazy Kyoto University professor,” the truth is that Masaaki Shirakawa is one of the dropouts from the useless University of Tokyo who failed the National Public Service Comprehensive Job Examination — the same exam that many people from top universities like Waseda and Keio pass.**
**〓 The pathetic University of Tokyo, which even in the 21st century continues to award the “Ouchi Hyoe Prize” in Marxist communist economics to its top students once every few years, exposing its stupidity.**
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＞**English Translation:**
**Traitorous "Pon Gin" (Bank of Japan) Former Governor Masaaki Shirakawa: “The BoJ should have raised rates a little earlier”**
June 9, 2026 (Tue) 5:39 NHK
https://news.web.nhk/newsweb/na/na-k10015144491000?_reload=2026-06-08T21%253A53%253A59.974Z
**> The Bank of Japan, a traitorous financial terrorist organization steeped in Marxist communism**
**> …**
**> Can you properly explain why, from 2001 to 2006, under the banner of “Quantitative Easing,” the outstanding loans of banks nationwide continued to decline?**
**> …**
**> In the reserve deposit system, raising the reserve ratio is called monetary tightening. So why was the increase in the current account balance target from 2001 to 2006 called “Quantitative Easing”? Please explain it properly!**
**〓 The increase in the current account balance target from 2001 to 2006 was clearly monetary tightening. Calling it “quantitative easing” is complete nonsense.**
**〓 This is something even a middle school student can understand, so there is no room for excuses.**
**〓 The person who led this nonsense “Quantitative Easing” from 2001 to 2006 as a policy board member under Toshihiko Fukui (then BoJ Governor) was Masaaki Shirakawa — a useless University of Tokyo graduate, a former crazy Kyoto University professor, and a product of the Marxist communist stronghold.**
**〓 Even when you call him a “BoJ executive” or “crazy Kyoto University professor,” the truth is that Masaaki Shirakawa is one of the dropouts from the useless University of Tokyo who failed the National Public Service Comprehensive Job Examination — the same exam that many people from top universities like Waseda and Keio pass.**
**〓 The pathetic University of Tokyo, which even in the 21st century continues to award the “Ouchi Hyoe Prize” in Marxist communist economics to its top students once every few years, exposing its stupidity.**
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