Posted in: Women fight Tokyo election in male-dominated Japan See in context
More weird misogynistic right-wing conspiracy theories
It's no conspiracy theory.
It's a fact that many western women, in social media, mainstream media as well as IRL, are bemoaning the fact that they wish they'd married and started having a family instead.
But a certain group of people don't want that....
They don't want women to focus on families.
Like I said, it's neither the male nor the female Japanese politicians.
But another....
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Posted in: Women fight Tokyo election in male-dominated Japan See in context
Beate Sirota Gordon has no direct role in Japan's declining birth rate
Her kind are never direct. Always indirect. Always behind the scenes.
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Posted in: Women fight Tokyo election in male-dominated Japan See in context
What's your spin?
Ever wonder why in countries where feminism was promoted, there has been a decrease in birthrate?
Or why in the west where it has has been infesting for so long, NOW women are wishing they'd married and had children instead?
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Posted in: Women fight Tokyo election in male-dominated Japan See in context
kibousha Today 01:39 pm JST
What has 8-years of "woman" governor brought to Tokyo ? 0.9 birth rate, and decreasing. Does gender matter?
People like to blame either Japanese male politicians or Japanese female politicians for the declining birth rate.
But what if there was another player?
Look up Beate Sirota Gordon.
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Posted in: Air taxi firm cites safety issues in dropping Osaka Expo flights See in context
Instead of taxis, why not flying ambulances and flying fire engines? To rescue people in disaster areas?
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Posted in: Japan welcomes Sri Lanka's debt restructuring efforts See in context
I hope it's not a case of Japanese tax-payer money being used to funnel Sri Lanka's debt and ending up in china pockets.
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Posted in: Japan supermarket director arrested in Myanmar for rice price gouging See in context
The Myanmar govt is a puppet of the ChiNazi CCP.
So I'm not surprised they'd go after Japanese businesses.
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Posted in: Tokyo's old fish market makes way for skyscrapers, glitzy stadium to woo global spenders See in context
I like the top photo...like something out of an 80s-90s anime.
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Posted in: Australian diplomat says adding AUKUS partners like Japan complicated See in context
Australian diplomat says adding AUKUS partners like Japan complicated
Trace the money trail.
Who is he connected to?
Who funds his campaigns? CCP?
Or some china "businessman"?
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Posted in: Motorized suitcase rider referred to prosecutors for 1st time See in context
Asiaman7 Today 04:59 pm JST
Couldn’t they have issued a warning first?
It depends on how she behaved when the cops caught her.
Knowing china people, and having witnessed how argumentative & violent they are when caught red handed, I'm not surprised she was referred to the prosecutors.
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Posted in: Motorized suitcase rider referred to prosecutors for 1st time See in context
Throw the suitcase....I mean the book..at her.
She could have knocked over and killed a child or senior citizen.
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Posted in: Chinese woman who tried to save Japanese family in knife attack dies See in context
I'm generally not impressed by whatever the chinese do.
But even I have to take my hat off to this brave woman for saving a Japanese family's life.
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Posted in: China's BYD launches third EV model in Japan See in context
quercetum Today 11:28 pm JST
It’ll be a cold day in hell before I buy a Chinese car. Will buy a Nissan before I buy PYT, KFC, BFG or BYD whatever the eff it’s called. Thanks, but no thanks.
You car has parts made in China you know. They are the suppliers.
Thankfully not all the parts are made in china. The more vital parts are mostly made in Japan.
You ever wonder why the rich & affluent china-nese would rather buy branded goods that are NOT made in china? Or why they are taking their money out of china?
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Posted in: Canada to start 30-day consultation to impose surtax on Chinese electric vehicles See in context
So, 30 days for the ccp to bribe & buy Canadian politicians to rule in the ccp's favor.
It shouldn't take this long. 30 mins is all it takes.
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Posted in: China's BYD launches third EV model in Japan See in context
Roger Gusain Today 08:52 pm JST
It could be argued that China has already surpassed Japan in technology, but you won't read that in the Japan News!
It could be argued that China has already surpassed Japan in STOLEN technology.
There, fixed it for you.
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Posted in: China's BYD launches third EV model in Japan See in context
Mr Kipling Today 05:44 pm JST
.. Just pop into the showroom in Yokohama and check them out. Far better build quality that Tesla.
Not surprised. Yokohama is infested with "those" people. As SaikoPhysco wrote above:
SaikoPhysco Today 04:48 pm JST
My guess is it will be mainly those of Chinese descent living in Japan that will buy them
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Posted in: Dutch app supermarket boss eyes tech boom in online delivery See in context
Picnic has disrupted the Dutch supermarket landscape with its offer of free delivery in a time window of 20 minutes -- made possible by squeezing efficiency out of huge amounts of data
I find it unbelievable that they can deliver everything within 20mins. What happens if there are traffic jams or traffic accidents?
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Posted in: Japan has no right to meddle in China-Philippines maritime issues, says Chinese embassy in Japan See in context
Japan is not a party to the South China Sea issue and has no right to intervene in China-Philippines maritime matters
china has no right to tell Japan what to do.
china has no rights to be in Philippines waters.
china has no right to be in Tibet.
china has no right to be in Vietnamese waters.
china has no rights to be in Senkaku.
china has no rights to bully Taiwan.
china has no rights.
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Posted in: McDonald’s teams up with 'Kiki’s Delivery Service' for new burgers in Japan See in context
I demand that these burgers be delivered via flying broomsticks and a black cat.
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Posted in: U.S. billionaire eyes TikTok takeover to save internet from Big Tech See in context
The company is fighting the law in U.S. courts, and the Chinese government has said it would not accept the divestment of one of the country's most successful tech brands.
That's odd. I thought the owner of TT claimed he was a "Singaporean" and had "nothing to do with the chinese government".
So, then why is the chinese government going into panic mode because of this? If according to the CEO, he really is a "Singaporean", then it has nothing to do with china, right?
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Posted in: Boeing may avoid criminal charges over violations: report See in context
@ Fizzbit, I think I read somewhere a SECOND whistleblower also died mysteriously.
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Posted in: 22-year-old woman arrested for leaving newborn baby girl to die in car in Gifu Prefecture See in context
/dev/random Today 05:14 pm JST
she put the baby in her car and wanted to take him to a hospital, but didn't know where to go
Indeed, where would she go? Japan has how many baby hatches for the whole country, two, three? She would have had to travel from Gifu to Tokyo for that.
Even though these cases are thankfully very infrequent, Japan urgently needs a support system for mothers who don't know where to turn to. This is not a crime out of malice, but one out of desperation.
I agree. I think even if baby hatches are not available in every town, perhaps the temples that are in every town can step in and help?
Not encouraging women to abandon babies in temples but rather than dumping the baby in toilets, garbage dumps and cars, leaving the innocent baby at a temple would be more humane, isn't it?
Priests and nuns can help by promising confidentially and respecting the young mothers' privacy. At least a child's life can be saved.
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Posted in: 200 mil tons of rare metal rocks found in seabed off Japan island See in context
The fact that the first thing everyone thought of was china trying to steal it just goes to show that china has come to associate itself with theft, stealing and cheating.
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Posted in: Foreign visitors to Japan top 3 mil for 3rd straight month in May See in context
kurisupisu June 20 10:49 am JST
Japanese tourism is definitely not "dependent on China". There are millions of others from countless other nations planning trips to Japan to sample the famous hospitality, history, food and unique culture.
Funny, as I hear Mandarin Chinese all over the place.
It’s ironic that tourism is one of the fastest growing businesses in Japan largely dependent on …China!
I guess it's no wonder that the flesh-eating virus has suddenly flared up in Japan. Gee, I wonder who brought it in here?
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Posted in: Bloc backing Okinawa's anti-U.S. base governor fails to win majority See in context
Samit Basu Today 12:31 am JST
Independence is the only way to get Americans off Okinawa for good.
As an anti-Japanese, you would love that, wouldn't you?
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Posted in: Australia's Albanese, China's Li hold 'candid' talks See in context
Pukey2 June 17 08:26 pm JST
*Australia is the only country that has a trade surplus with China. They would lose a helluva lot of trade if they act nasty toward China at the behest of USA. It's funny how Australia has allowed itself to spend so much money on nuclear subs which may or may not materialize, and which they won't get for a long time, and they won't even be entitled to a refund should things go (further) south. And worst of all, they won't even have control of those subs - there's a clause saying USA has final control. Australia really knows how to lose money.*
Enriching the military industrial complex and a few politicians and elites, as usual.
Your entire post reveals 3 things about china-nese mentality & fears with regards to Australians:
Money: You think Australians only care about money and that china can dangle money in front of Australians and threaten to take it away if Australians don't do the ccp's bidding. After all, it worked with weaker countries that china likes to bully and control ( like Sri Lanka and Vietnam).
Nuclear subs: china fears that Australia will have the guts and the means to fight back if china tries bullying Australia in her own waters and territories.3. USA - china fears the US and you wish it was china controlling the Australians instead. That's why any form of mutual co-operation and understanding between US and Australian is seen as threat by the ccp and makes them feel afraid.
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Posted in: Bloc backing Okinawa's anti-U.S. base governor fails to win majority See in context
Kuku Today 07:53 pm JST
Even with china ramming Philippine ships at sea, in International Waters, people are still questioning why the US is in Okinawa.
I think there are also enough adequate people in Japan who cannot find an answer to the obvious question: what is the US doing in Syria? They are probably the people who are able to extrapolate situations.
Is it really the US who wants to be in Syria....or whoever is CONTROLLING the US that wants US to be in Syria?
Hint: It's not the Americans.
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Posted in: Australia's Albanese, China's Li hold 'candid' talks See in context
deanzaZZR Today 02:16 pm JST
Hong Kong has always been Chinese territory. That the English forced a 99 lease after attacking China for pushing back on the illegal British opium trade in China is history I would think anyone interested in East Asia would know about.
The difference is that Hong Kongers don't want to be part of china now. They'd rather be under the British or be independent. Hong Kongers don't want anything to do with china now.
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Posted in: New Zealand prime minister's plane breaks down on way to Japan See in context
I'm sure the CCP's servant Li Qiang's recent visit to NZ had nothing to do with it. Surely not to send a subtle warning to NZ's PM not to go to Japan, right?
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Posted in: China elderly care sector plugs smart gadgets to fill workforce gaps See in context
China elderly care sector plugs smart gadgets to fill workforce gaps
Made with stolen technology, no doubt.
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Sounds like we are in the Trump hunting season.
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Posted in: Trump safe after Secret Service open fire at person with firearm near his golf club
Posted in: Trump safe after Secret Service open fire at person with firearm near his golf club
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