The premier US TV news magazine, 60 Minutes, offers a 12-minute profile of the yakuza (mafia) in Japan. It focuses on the US reporter Jake Adelstein who exposed the scandal of Tadamasa Goto's illegal liver transplant at UCLA. Adelstein later wrote a book about the yakuza and continues to live and work in Tokyo despite threats against his life.
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Stupid! I hope he gets what he deserves. You don't rat people out like that in their country while living there at the same time. I hate white guys who think they can just do and say whatever they want to say without respect for the person they are offending. So stupid!
I'm not so sure about that. I think that is what is called "reporting" or "journalism."