JAPAN IS CRUMBLING: 80% OF CITIZENS SAY THEIR COUNTRY IS NO LONGER SAFE
A shocking new police survey reveals a nation in freefall. Nearly 80% of Japanese people believe public safety has PLUMMETED over the last ten years. The fear is skyrocketing, with the number rising every single year since tracking began.
This isn’t just a feeling—it’s a fact backed by a wave of terrifying crime. The survey points directly to the explosion of “ore-ore” scams, where criminals cold-call the elderly pretending to be family in desperate need. It highlights relentless cyberattacks and data breaches that are stealing lives and savings. Media reports of criminals impersonating POLICE OFFICERS to rob victims have fueled a national panic.
So why are authorities trying to spin this as good news? Buried in the same report is a claim that 60% still think safety is “good.” Officials blame “anonymous criminal groups” and say Japan is safer than abroad. This is a desperate attempt to control the narrative while people live in fear.
They want you to look away. They want you to believe the statistics, not the screams of fraud victims or the silence after a data hack. A silent majority is now screaming that their once-peaceful society is under siege.
The very institutions meant to protect you are watching it happen.
Edited for Kayitsi.com



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