Yakuza made an anti -drug manifesto and launched a site about the spirit of chivalry

The largest criminal syndicate of Yamaguti-Gumi in Japan,which launched the first Yakuza official website in the world in the world, continues to declare the world about its social position and philosophy. To facilitate the understanding of the group, the English version has appeared. In addition, the project of Ninkyoudou , dedicated to the philosophy of Knights, Ninka (before), is based on the concept of humanity, justice and duty, has been launched.

In their new manifesto, released on the eve of the centuries of the organization, Yamaguti-Guums announce its intention to clear the country from marijuana and give a solemn oath to “be pioneers in the pursuit of the well-being of Japanese society” in order to protect the youth and ensure the advance of Japan on the path to ordering and perfection. As Japantrends recalls, Yakuza and previously opposed amphetamines. The publication favorably evaluates the anti -drug performance of the syndicate, but wonders how to be with the rest of the criminal acts traditional for Yakuza?

The site dedicated to Ninka (BC) is claiming to know the answer to this question. With his help, representatives of Yakuza claim that in modern society the concepts of heroism and chivalry almost disappeared. In Yamaguti-Guumi, they regret that the townsfolk tend to believe that "Yakuza is bad."

On the main page of the site containing extensive materials about the social and humanitarian missions of the criminal syndicate, it is said about the equality and rights of man, as well as criticism of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, under whose leadership Japan is moving to fascism.

Yakuza is offered to recall the traditional values ​​and the spirit of chivalry and ask for support in order to revive patriotism in the nation. As the Japanese subculture site notes, strange times have come when the voice of reason, reminders of humanism, freedom of speech and inadmissibility of discrimination are distributed from tattooed gangsters. “Well, sometimes even bad guys say good things. Including in English,” the newspaper writes.

Recall that after the tsunami in Japan in 2011, representatives of the Japanese criminal communities took part in solving humanitarian problems in certain regions of the country, establishing food and clean water delivery. In the publication dedicated to the social activity of Yakuza, the publication of The Daily Beast noted that from the post -war years it was criminal groups that played an important role in maintaining peace in Japan.

Yakuza is traditionally engaged in the provision of protection, blackmail, extortion and fraud, but they adhere to some self -restraint, for example, they are fighting street crime. A considerable part of the Japanese perceives syndicates as "necessary evil." In recent years, the number of the Japanese mafia has been sharply reduced, and the media activity of the undertaking, perhaps in order to attract new supporters.

Ninka philosophy (BC) teaches the fact that the main values ​​are humanity, philanthropy, justice and duty. Those who believe in the "path" are forbidden to calmly observe the suffering of others, without doing anything.

Yamaguti -Guam is the most famous and influential group in the Japanese mafia and one of the largest criminal organizations in the world. The date of its founding is 1915, and it is named after its founder Harukiti Yamaguti. Currently, Yamaguti-Gumi is considered one of the richest criminal groups in the world, earning billions of dollars a year.