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my2sense
Sorry but this is ridiculous. This country (Japan) has enough on its own plate now and this guys should be fired for this. Bankimoon stay on the moon. This guy is clearly trying to stir the pot and embarrass Japan. Sudan is hundreds of years behind at the moment and still burns people alive with voodoo dolls.. My own Japanese wife would be kidnapped in an hour flat for ransom if she walked out of the airport there.
AerosX
You know, international govt aid is a form of welfare for most of these African countries. When people stay on welfare for too long, you take away the incentive to better oneself. It's no wonder these country can't pick themselves up. Japan, China, Singapore, South Korean ad Israel built themselves successfully ground up. Africans should do the same.
nath
Ah, now we know why he really came to Japan.
Hang in there!
UN should take a hike.
BurakuminDes
I don't really think the UN is asking your wife to be dispatched to Sudan - unless she is a military engineer?
cactusJack
Dispatch engineers to Tohoku first. Jeez.
borscht
From another site and well within the memories of some people who read the news:
So the SDF military engineers have made the pre-fab houses and baths. And are free to do humanitarian work elsewhere. Despite what Kitazawa said. Also, most reconstruction in Tohoku is going to go to the highest bribe, er, bid by private construction companies, not free SDF labor.
michaelwhite
so now we know what is the real intention when he came here. ban, you are useless rubbish!! REALLY HOPE japan will just ignore this. south sudan is full of oil reserve they can survive.
edojin
Kitazawa did the right thing in asking Ban to wait until the Tohoku disaster is taken care of. If the Liberal Democratic Party were in power ... guess they would continue their "yes man" dialogue and send some engineers to Sudan ... engineers who are badly needed in the earthquake-, tsunami-hit areas. Ban visited those destroyed areas in northern Japan, but his mind must have been elsewhere ... like in Africa. Didn't see a thing here that registered in his mini-brain ...
Asagao
How to pea off China. Disrupt their oil supply from Sudan. This would be dangerous step for Japan to take...
The Munya Times
What a great timing, linking it to his visit at the nuclear disaster stricken area two days ago when he came with his hands empty.
I often think on what is UN for.
mimitchy
There must be some crude deal behind Sudan (sorry for the pun)
bookowls
Sudan needs to help itself. Japan is already busy trying to rebuild its own shores.
Christina O'Neill
Ban first made his request to the defence minister who declined to send military engineers to Sudan at this time as they are needed here, so Ban follows up with the same request to the prime minister along with a little bit of flattery.Just what part of xxxx off did Ban not understand
anglootaku
Not an appropriate time to at present..
Serrano
This is ridiculous, South Sudan chose to secede from the rest of the country, landlocking itself and causing all sorts of problems for themselves.
YuriOtani
So sorry! We have tens of thousands homeless and entire villages, towns and cities destroyed. Charity starts at home, so sorry!
borscht
After 17 years of war, yes, they voted not to be on the losing end of genocide. And the Japanese SDF is NOT helping rebuild Tohoku - that should be left to the Tohoku people. After all, charity starts at home.