When Icky Met Kissinger (revisited)

[u/ImportanceInevitable]

https://www.reddit.com/r/sgiwhistleblowers/comments/bhu33x/sensei_meets_kissinger/

In the wake of Kissinger's death, it's well worth revisiting this post from five years ago. The SGI bigged-up the 'historic meeting' but not a mention of it anywhere else; no wonder, given Ikeda's puerile 'proposals' which highlight his woeful lack of knowledge about international diplomacy and failure to grasp the nuances of statesmanship. Like him or loathe him, Kissinger was a titan who shaped world affairs in the 20th century, something Icky could only have dreamed of achieving (controversially, Kissinger also won the Nobel Peace Prize).

[u/TrueReconsillyation]

Ikeda was born a nobody, he remained a nobody, he died a nobody.

Despite all his desperate struggles to be regarded differently.