辺野古でオール沖縄が辺野古沖事故後、初の大規模集会　安和桟橋の事故で書類送検の女　「私は被害者」「理不尽な攻撃には負けない」

●Please also subscribe to Gentaro Saigusa's sub-channel. https://youtube.com/@gentarosub?si=yW... ●X is here: https://x.com/SaigusaGentaro ●For information and inquiries, please contact us here: Email address Regarding the accident in June 2004 (Reiwa 6) in which a security guard who tried to restrain protesters against the relocation of the U.S. Marine Corps Futenma Air Station (Ginowan City, Okinawa Prefecture) to Henoko in Nago City was run over by a dump truck and killed, the sister of the 74-year-old woman who was referred to the Okinawa Prefectural Police in June of this year on suspicion of gross negligence resulting in death, criticized the police at a large rally held in front of Camp Schwab in Henoko on the 4th, saying, "They are trying to make my sister a criminal by saying they will not tolerate the activities of people who oppose national policy." Individuals associated with the Kakumaru-ha (Revolutionary Marxist Faction) were also seen at this rally. What kind of mindset allows them to hold such a large rally despite the accident? Let me explain.