Could he be a CIA officer that teaches law at Doshisha University in Kyoto and writes a propaganda column purportedly based on law for the Japan Times? http://www.japantimes.co.jp/author/int-colin_p-a-_jones/
I’m convinced that he is exactly that, but I’ll let my readers draw their own conclusions.
Here are three recent articles he has had published.
One is outright propaganda aimed at
influencing the political atmosphere related to the negotiations surrounding
the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which is a proposed trade
agreement that seeks to benefit American finance and big Agribusiness, first
and foremost:
The most recent piece has nothing
whatsoever to do with law, but Japan-bashing encompassing railing against
children trying out their broken English greetings on foreigners:
Another addresses the rights of foreigners,
and perhaps includes a veiled attempt at intimidation of people like myself
engaged in exposing sociopaths in the CIA:
Incidentally, there is a 5-part interview with him on Youtube for anyone interested. It might be your only chance to see an active CIA officer (in my opinion) in action, in this case, perhaps engaged in a public relations campaign of sorts... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DphT1RCG324 The site of the individual that posted the material probably bears scrutinizing, but I don't have spare time for that.
In the first clip of the interview it is readily apparent that he is reticent about revealing much about his background in Japan, but more importantly, perhaps, his background as an attorney in the USA. He answers that he was an attorney in New York, and that his area was commercial law, not public law. What kinds of cases do lawyers in NYC that specialize in commercial law handle? Well, of course they handle cases related to Wall St. Could it be that Mr. Jones has a background connected to Wall St.? That would account for his over-the-top bombastic defense of the cretins at Goldman Sachs. And that would possible connect him to the finance sector in Tokyo--but he is withholds any description as to that background. It goes without saying that he may have been active in the background relating to the problems I've detailed with Sasha Peterka and Jamie Roughan, two CIA officers with connections to Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers, respectively, in Tokyo.
A google search returns a couple of results with minimal background info. According to this link http://www.manta.com/c/mthnddm/jones-colin-p-a he was part of a law firm in NYC.
According to a paper he published in 2008, he is "admitted to practice in New York, Guam, and the Republic of Palau (inactive status)"
According to another paper published in 2005, he is "Associate Professor, Doshisha University Law School. A.B., U.C. Berkeley 1986; LL.M., Tohoku University 1990; J.D. and LL.M., Duke University School of Law."
So, it looks like he is an attorney with a background in commercial law that was picked up by the CIA and made Americas point man on the child abduction issue, which is, of course, a public law issue.
He has been on my radar for some time now, but there was no reason to write a blogpost exposing his activity until he recently had the so-called "white propaganda" pieces published in the Japan Times.
Thanks for writing this article. After about 10 seconds of reading Colin's work I could only assume he was either an Israeli asset or some type of globalist shill.
ReplyDeleteNo healthy person thinks the way he presents his arguments. His anti Japanese agenda glows like an incandescent bulb.
Thanks for your comment.
DeleteTo the well-informed citizen, especially expatriots residing in Japan and trying to both integrate and contribute to progress in Japanese society, his subterfuges are readily apparent.
For people that aren't well-informed about Japan and relevant current affairs in historical context, his subterfuges might pass as simple political bias or opinion.
I don't always read his pieces, but some that I have read seemed more legitimate information on the Japanese legal system, which does have problems as I can attest to from personal experience, but occasionally he seems to write the political hit piece promoting the extremely neoliberal globalist and anti-state subterfuge that the CIA has pushed through its LDP politicos such as Koizumi in privatising the postal savings system--no pushing to privatize the entire system.
This piece under the overtly neoliberal and covertly neocon Obama administration presented a good opportunity to expose a flagrant abuse of the free press for perverse political gain by the sitting Chief Executive through one of his covert assets whose cover happens to be in higher education, also covertly co-opted for political ends.