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“In Western countries, a majority of individuals with pro-Japan leanings harbor anti-Muslim and antisemitic sentiments.”
The asserted majority has no evidentiary basis. None of the cited sources measures anti-Muslim and antisemitic attitudes among Western individuals with pro-Japan leanings. Evidence about a niche far-right fascination with Japan and general correlations between prejudices cannot establish that most pro-Japan individuals share those sentiments.
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“Jewish people control the world and the global economy more than any other group on a per-capita basis.”
The claim is not supported by evidence and relies on an antisemitic conspiracy trope rather than a measurable fact. Authoritative economic and governmental sources do not identify Jewish people as controlling the world or global economy, and the usual “evidence” behind this narrative has been repeatedly debunked, including the forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Anecdotes about wealthy or prominent individuals do not prove collective control.