JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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In an OECD survey of 36 nations on people's perceptions of their living conditions, Japan ranked 21st in terms of quality of life; Australia, Norway and the U.S. were the top 3. What do you think of that?
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The Fukuoka mayor is banning public servants from drinking alcohol for a month; the Osaka mayor has declared war on tattoos on civil servants. What do you think of all this?
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Why do you think Facebook's stock failed to live up to the hype in its trading debut?
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Which sport, when played well, do you think is the most exciting to watch?
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What's the difference between an average burger and a great one?
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- Business Teaching Positions - Part-time - Kanto Region
- Interac, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥3,000 ~ ¥5,000 / Hour
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- National Relief/Substitute Teacher - summer start
- Interac, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥275,000 ~ ¥300,000 / Month
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- 営業パーソン
- 加治金属工業株式会社, Tochigi
- Salary: ¥240,000 ~ ¥350,000 / Month Negotiable
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hellhound
By letting mainland, the U.S., do the job. Japan is just another US island.
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mansen
what else can they do, but to pump in more money. And send japanese specialists in different fields and help improve the infrastructures in Afghanistan.
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seesaw
Send Mr Aso...now that he's free...:)
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Altria
Donating old Toyotas and analog TVs to Afghan families.
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smartacus
By staying out of it, and forget about trying to retrain Taliban fighters.
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rogerbentham
how about some little boots on the ground?
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rajakumar
Start a global donation for them.
Get nations to Donate old watches,old radios,old bicycles,old TVs,old cameras,old PCs,old kettles,old furnitures,old fans,old clothes,old handphones and any kind of old things/appliances, that will make them richer.
These things of comfort, we take for granted,is scarce in afghanistan.
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BlackOut
help telling muslim nations around Afghanistan to help them out in a positive way. then leave
let muslim helping their own sister and brother.
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MrUSA
They can best help by staying the hell out of there.
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warispeace
By trying to convince the US administration and Pentagon to leave.
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Sarge
"They can best help by staying the hell out"
Yes, by all means, leave the dirty work to others, lol.
"By trying to convince the US administration and the pentagon to leave"
Yes, by all means, let's have the benevolent Taliban come back and take their place as the rightful rulers of Afghanistan, lol.
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tclh
rajakumar said it best:donate old things of Japan to them. Japan is far advanced ,old thing is still extremely good over there.
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rajakumar
tclh- Donate old things .we have too much off,to help out the afghans. Afghans people hearts,can won over by things.
I remember last month on twitter,a US soldier died in afghanistan,he had twitter account.
Before he died,his last post on twitter,was abour a young poor afghan,you asked for a watch.
Fulfill some the desires of afghan young,we can change things. Give this poor boy,a watch/old watch via donations from all nations.
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some14some
through refuelling mission only :)
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mareo2
Convince the americans that there is no point on drag the war for other 8 years. Send 40k more soldiers or go home.
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Spider
Um, well, we already had successive American administrations who for many years saw it self as the rightful rulers of the 'free world' and enforced that 'right' with their military. Personaly I see no difference - both want to dominate and are willing to fight/kill because both feel they have the moral or religious high ground.
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Spider
Japan can help best by not allowing themselves to be bullied into further supporting America's conflict.
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Sarge
"Japan can help best by not allowing themselves to be bullied into further supporting America's conflict"
Like I said, yes, by all means, leave the dirty work to others, lol. As if Japan doesn't benefit from a free Afghanistan, lol.
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aelieth
Need more kawaii ambassadors! Send them into Afghanistan, that should do something!
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Sarge
"Need more kawaii ambassadors!"
If thousands of Japanese women went to Afghanistan wearing their boots and short skirts/hot pants, it would definitely cause disruption among the terrorists. It would give them something else to think about besides killing/maiming.
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bdiego
By staying out of it.
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Sarge
"By staying out of it."
Yes, by all means, leave the dirty work to someone else, lol.
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diggerdog
by stopping the american oil pipe line from being constructed, giving the country back to the american funded taliban (no one cared what they did before they were made scape goats for 9-11) and realising that this war will never be won because there are so few troops there and how can you beat an enemy which is scattered around mountains all over the country. This war isnt meant to be won its meant to be prolonged. so if japan has any sense it will stay well away form this pointless war which serves only to kill our troops, get an oil pipe line for the US and keep the Osama myth alive.
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Sarge
diggerdog at 8:46 AM - Good one.
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goddifist
why bother to help The US eventuality all focus will put on russia so don't even bother
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nisegaijin
by not being there at all.
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AK619
Japan should Send to Afghanistan 40,000 SDF troops to support American troops.
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mareo2
Japan should increase the SFD in 47k troops and send 47k americans troops to Afganistan.
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timorborder
Send in ground forces and be willing to go toe-to-toe with the Taliban. Indeed, to support this change in policy and improve employment figures among young men of cannon fodder, sorry military age, Japan might consider establishing some press gangs that can lurk in front of Shibuya Station.
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telecasterplayer
Stay home.
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rajakumar
Global Military industrial complex needs money/war, so there needs to be 1 war every decade.
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Delarapier
By staying out and letting America keep sorting it out;the way it is been sorting it out.
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Seiharinokaze
Best policy is the stance of never killing. And then help construct irrigation canals to make their land which was once quite fertile arable again and if necessary instruct farming technology.
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Beelzebub
Forget it folks, Afghanistan is beyond any help.
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