Good to see another company quite willing to shaft over everybody else. Just wait til an earthquake flattens those bridges. But being a Japanese company they will apologise in front ot the cameras swiftly, and being a Japanese company all critism will be restrained to lower voices, and in the end there's nothing we can do about it. Make that a foreign company, and whoa baby now we have a problem.
This is where the "temporary" fuel tax is being wasted: building sub-standard, unnecessary roads. Fukuda and the LDP are hell-bent on continuing this waste of money.
For eastokyo - there are no foreign construction companies in Japan. If there were we may see less restrictive trade practices and graft associated with politics, and tendering scams.
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eastokyo at 11:06 PM JST - 30th March
Good to see another company quite willing to shaft over everybody else. Just wait til an earthquake flattens those bridges. But being a Japanese company they will apologise in front ot the cameras swiftly, and being a Japanese company all critism will be restrained to lower voices, and in the end there's nothing we can do about it. Make that a foreign company, and whoa baby now we have a problem.
Scrote at 08:21 AM JST - 31st March
This is where the "temporary" fuel tax is being wasted: building sub-standard, unnecessary roads. Fukuda and the LDP are hell-bent on continuing this waste of money.
huberts2 at 10:27 AM JST - 31st March
For eastokyo - there are no foreign construction companies in Japan. If there were we may see less restrictive trade practices and graft associated with politics, and tendering scams.
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