The nuclear issue, the missile issue that imposes a threat to Japan and the abduction issue should come as a set of three. Lacking any one of the three will not solve the issue.
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Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda. The Japanese government is concerned that the United States may reach an agreement with North Korea—and remove it from a list of outlaw countries that sponsor terrorism—without addressing issues that Japan regards as fundamental to its national interest, such as the abductee issue. (Washington Post)
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Hughgarse
Pick one Fukuda, but the Nuke issue is the biggy for now!
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capone
what he really means is lacking the abduction issue will not solve the isssue
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borscht
If I recall the abduction issue didn't become an issue until about five-six years ago, maybe seven. For the 30-some years between the abduction of Megumi Yokota until then the Japanese government was relatively silent. Why is Fukuda linking it to nuclear arms and missiles?
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capone
because they didn't really care about the abductees until it looked like they could benefit politically from it
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openyoureyes
national interest = LDP interest
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Triumvere
I hate to be harsh, but we really need to prioritize on this one.
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LFRAgain
Cynic. ;-)
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capone
cynical for sure but also a realist
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