Japan eyes 2nd extra budget to combat pandemic fallout

Swiftly? I have not even received an application to apply for the first payment they promised. The only swift thing they have done is raise our taxes last year.

Many analysts, however, expect any additional spending to be fairly small given Japan's already huge public debt that is twice the size of its economy.

Is it REALLY debt when more than half of it is owed to yourself?

Swiftly? Happens for government friends tax payers swiftly means months of waiting? Got your masks yet? Got you check to donate for your rent yet? Bumbling old men bumble along. Rest of us have a life.

Is it REALLY debt when more than half of it is owed to yourself?

And you own the machine that prints the money the debt is denominated in? Answer: Nope.

Swiftly for these people is wandering shuffling from one room to another that can take months. Then they forget their nappies. So swiftly takes on a prolonged meaning.

Dango bongToday 04:10 pm JST

Swiftly? I have not even received an application to apply for the first payment they promised. The only swift thing they have done is raise our taxes last year.

As for the application they are not sent yet. Refer to this

https://tokyopast3.com/coronavirus-cash-payout-tokyo/

Also keep in mind that now each member of parliament will now get a 3 million yen bonus

https://shanti-phula.net/ja/social/blog/?p=235665

Got my money on the 8th applied for it on the 1st online. I say that is pretty swift, saved my business. Didn't need to close down, and didn't need to lay off my 1 staff member, myself. Thx stimulus for the free 2,000,000 yen. Stimulate more please!

I think that Japan is very weak to the foreigners' pressures, therefore, if you have complaints to the Japanese government, the public demonstration may be very effective.

Consider? Act. Do.

Abe has no idea what swiftly means

I got my car tax demand last week-no delay there...

Workers: Get to the back of the line!