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Paramilitary policemen patrol outside the Japanese consulate in Shanghai on Tuesday. China suspended high-level exchanges with Japan on Sunday and promised tough countermeasures after a Japanese court extended the detention of a Chinese captain whose trawler collided with two Japanese coastguard ships.
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cactusJack
Those guys are armed to the teeth! (or maybe just armed with teeth).
hogehoge
and they will stand by while the state-sponsored thugs will be destroying the consulate like in 2005.
sheetu
"state-sponsored thugs"? @hogehoge: are you kidding your arse? If there weren't so many policemen, the consulate should have been smashed for several times by Chinese.
northlondon
Doesn't that road belong to the French ? Isn't it south of the Hongkou District and International Settlement in Shanghai in the French Concession ? If so, they should get off of French soil...
islandview
oooooooooo, men in uniform! . . . . and wearing lovely white gloves!
The photo was well timed as they are all in step and with shiny shoes and swinging arms! Those long strides they are taking indicate that they are probably quickly headed to a nearby Dunkin Donuts.
northlondon
The white tape is there to help them walk in a straight line...
alladin
They look like a bunch of high school cadets that just graduated from their class.
northlondon
Take their stiletto high heels off and they're not so tall. Last and 3rd last are not 6'2.
techall
@northlondon: French administration of the former "French Consession" ended in 1943. So I guess chinese paramilitary police can stay.
northlondon
My point exactly. China ceded the Senakaku Islands in 1895 so I guess the Japanese can stay there too..
lrodriguezsosa
They look like the Beatles! LOL
Sarge
What will China do if Japan sentences this Chinese captain to a jail term?