Peter 🇩🇰

Don’t you find the two types of articles that emerged after Kairi’s release incredibly interesting? Less than three days after the news of her release broke, an article claimed she had 'already' returned to Japan and therefore couldn't come back. This was published just a few hours before RAW began. Logically speaking, however, it is virtually impossible for someone to settle a house, a car, and two and a half years' worth of belongings in just three days and already be gone. It felt as if they were telling people, 'She’s already back in Japan, so don’t bother protesting.' In fact, after that article appeared, I saw many accounts stopping the movement, saying things like, 'She’s already left, let’s just give up,' or 'If she’s already back in Japan, let’s just wish for her happiness.' But perhaps Kairi never even left the U.S. after her release and might still be there even now. Then, another article surfaced, speculating that she might have been included in the release list because she expressed a personal desire to return to Japan. It seemed like an attempt to tell the public, 'She left the company by her own choice.' However, this was proven false when Kairi herself made a post refuting that claim. It’s truly fascinating how, out of all the people released, there were so many reports in such a short time specifically aimed at suppressing the backlash regarding Kairi’s departure.🤔

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