Posted in: Man accused of killing parents ruled mentally unfit to stand trial See in context
But why? Nobody asks anymore. Let's just- like the commenter above me go tribalistic. Funny how we've evolved....
OFF WITH HIS HEAD... lmao.
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Posted in: I hope that Japan will soon become a place where people are not surprised when a woman becomes a president. See in context
Well, given that everyone screws up or adds some percentages of success, regardless, it won't matter what the gender is.
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Posted in: I hope that Japan will soon become a place where people are not surprised when a woman becomes a president. See in context
Here in New Zealand, there was no difference. Jacinda screwed up, just as her predecessors or her successors did. Oh sure, it was a success...
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Posted in: I have a message for all the experts back in Washington: You don’t know the Japan of today. Their predictions of what the future of Japan would be were myths. Japan has busted every one of those myths. See in context
No matter what, empires fall and there's definitely no such thing as infinite growth- but again ... nations have to focus on their own internal affairs, rather than distorting what globalization really is.
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Posted in: Medvedev says Japan's 'militarization' complicates Asia-Pacific See in context
On one hand, Japan should solely militarize for whatever they think China will do. And China if they do invade, and likely Japan will help Taiwan, and US... On the other, we have idiots who forgot the Nanking Massacre (but two wrongs doesn't make a right), Japan's more nationalistic and argument to be a "victim", so thereby they'll fight their own brothers, and be more bloodlust in their fight against "China", "Communism", "democracy". Humanity has always fought wars on the basis of their ideological dogma. It is the irony that the past, individuals that had led the Axis did this too. Now, it's the US that is holding Japan hostage, and Japan respects might, (Stockholm syndrome).. not to say that Japan has benefited it's modernization due to the West and it's culture and languages from China, but let us say that right now, people are very idiotic. I'm not sorry for what I'm going to say, because people have been letting their anger out for these so called "free and loving" systems that really are the basis of our wars. I do also denounce China for its constant tugging, but again-might we remind ourselves of Hawaii's lost sovereignty, and it's current crisis. The West has no right to talk about Taiwan as if it's truly defending it, but of course- people need a Hollywood ish right and wrong side, so the leaders can easily manipulate them. As long as the majority are influenced under the ideologies, working under it's spell, there can be no hope for peace. Even that so called victory after war, for "democracy" and "liberalisation", it's country in rubbles, will be taken over by the Victor claiming to be right, US, or Taiwan... or if the whole of the Chinese population rises up and overthrows their own government and elect of their own with no external meddling, nothing at this stage can avert war. It will inevitably happen. And also, the people are at fault here for choosing sides. Not just the leaders solely.
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Posted in: Exploding walkie-talkies in Lebanon may have been made by Japanese firm
Posted in: 10-year-old Japanese boy dies after being stabbed by man in China's Shenzhen
Maybe the Chinese navy stopped using their walkie talkies and got lost.
Posted in: Japan says Chinese aircraft carrier entered its contiguous waters for first time
It Is A Murder. no, it's not. It's an unfortunate side effect of actions by terrorists in Lebanon.
Posted in: Exploding walkie-talkies in Lebanon may have been made by Japanese firm