President inaugural ceremony and Japan's path to survival

Tonight in the early hours, the U.S. presidential inauguration will take place.

It is interesting in many ways, but what I felt from this sequence is

that both American democracy and Chinese communism seem to be the same kind of thing.

There are people who may have sold their souls,

＊engaging in human rights abuses

＊and increasingly escalating censorship of speech

In a news video I watched yesterday, a video of Twitter's Dorsey saying, “Now the target is one, but soon the targets will multiply.”

I was chilled by it.

When humans or nations gain immense power, do they tend to go crazy? I seriously wonder.

On the other hand, in Japan,

even though the reporting may be biased, there are still places where the conscience of the people delivering the news is visible

and foreign exchange reserves’ amount of gold also seems to be increasing significantly,

I also feel that Japan is earnestly seeking to “survive.”

(Even if we close the country off, I hope that is how it will be)

I am still skeptical about what will happen tonight, so individual trades will be on hold for now,

tonight I will analyze dollar/yen and pound/yen in European and American time using Keikana Line.

A partial publication of yesterday’s pound/yen analysis article

＊In yesterday’s analysis ① 141.900 is nearly reached at present