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  gogogo at 02:05 PM JST - 28th October

  Of course the board members will be replaced with Saito friends and family.

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  timorborder at 02:17 PM JST - 28th October

  The great step backwards. Sort of Maoism in reverse.

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  Delarapier at 02:25 PM JST - 28th October

  The Saito family pretty much owns Japan apparently.

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  majimeaussie at 03:43 PM JST - 28th October

  DPJ - Keep saying that "We will stop the practice of Amakudari"

  So now the new president and 2 deputy presidents are all going to be ex-bureaucrats. Well stopped.

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  Brainiac at 05:10 PM JST - 28th October

  The new government is starting to act like the old government. The bureaucrats have always run Japan. There is no way they will loosen their grip on the reins of power, no matter which party is elected.

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  Yelnats at 10:31 PM JST - 28th October

  This is great. Now maybe most post offices will sell all prefectural stamps as well as national again so I do not have to order mine from Aussie or America. They really messed up collectors with privatization.

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  bobbafett at 10:56 PM JST - 28th October

  The governments in the US and Japan are fabricated.

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  Seiharinokaze at 05:07 PM JST - 29th October

  At last they are calling a halt to postal privatization which is no less than selling the national wealth of postal savings and life insurance to foreign capitals as part of the U.S.-Japan Regulatory Reform and Competition Policy Initiative which pursues American national interests all the way more than anything else. Go backward often means not serving American profits.

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