Wednesday February 15, 2012

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    888naff

    illsayit

    did you understand that this picture is about the story of Japanese in the UK that want to say thanks to their fellow UK people for their charity and emotional support? It also passes on a message back to people in Japan..

    Posted in: Running with hope

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    888naff

    "People who are spitting vitriol against a plant they are not educated on sounds like xenophobic rednecks saying all black people are criminals when they never even been close to a black person."

    So people who are against "the plant" have never come into contact with people that use it to form their opinions....might be true in Japan but not elsewhere. Being blind to the negative impact of things...mmm wonder why that is

    Posted in: Japan should change its outdated, U.S.-imposed medical marijuana laws

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    888naff

    ah alaway funny to read more crazy comments day after day. ah the panic and crazyness and lack of perspective from this event.

    Posted in: Japan says dumping radioactive water in ocean doesn't violate law

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    888naff

    It's funny how people who know nothing about it, critisize it. "make persons crazy and do foolish things"???

    yeah its funny how people who know nothing about also support it and are blind to the social impact especially the negative ones...

    Posted in: 2 men arrested for growing hemp in Tokyo park

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    888naff

    mmm difficult ground maybe for some of the news outlets even..

    but its right to talk of doing something about information spreading, especially when its no joke. ( not just in this instance)

    Posted in: Should rumor spreading be a prosecutable offense?

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    888naff

    filed under entertainment/art ...how ironic considering the lack of quality news coverage in foreign press.

    Posted in: CNN mobilizes its news gathering troops for Japan, Middle East

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    888naff

    "Poor little girl. She probably doesn't understand what radiation is."

    who does? ...there will be a test at the end of this for the public to see if anyone learnt anything

    Posted in: Radiation test

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    888naff

    really where are they? not doing a good job so far.. ...maybe more to come out of this effort?

    Posted in: CNN mobilizes its news gathering troops for Japan, Middle East

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    888naff

    "This is basically a nation of people living in glorified trailers, which is why they float off intact like this; they are plastic junk sheds."

    the houses are made of plastic...really? trailers? go on..give us more.

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    888naff

    Reminds me of when Japanese or Americans when first driving in Europe.

    Basically often hear and see they are not used to making decisions for your self at junctions / roundabouts, etc.. ...more used to being told to stop/start by traffic lights.

    Posted in: Traffic accidents on the rise due to rolling blackouts

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    888naff

    People in japan are most certainly not panicking overall...that is very very obvious just by a simple survey of Japanese in Japan and the focus of the news coverage. Its the foreigners in or now left Japan that are way more famous for panic.

    Posted in: Tiny amounts of radiation from Japan reach Nevada

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    888naff

    talk of major panic...more locally, I thought the panic was happening in China and certainly have seen plenty of panic within the usa about this already...just look at some of the tv coverage that has become famous now.

    Posted in: Tiny amounts of radiation from Japan reach Nevada

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    888naff

    sarge: "toaster oven is set on low, lol."

    how can you even lol??

    Posted in: Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city

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    888naff

    I guess because she originally announced her wedding selfishly on air in a bubble air head way..this apart from the apology at the time because of that is another way to apologise for this particular person. Got to think of her job and image.

    Posted in: Busy Yuko Aoyama postpones wedding party due to quake reporting duties

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    888naff

    How are they going to pay to rebuild their houses? (..after the ship has been moved.) Presumably at the same spots where they own the land.

    Will they redesign some town layouts?

    Posted in: Remains of the day

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    888naff

    more recalls coming?...

    Posted in: Japan's automakers look for alternative parts suppliers after quake

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    888naff

    as takeshi kitano said...

    Posted in: Toyama man arrested for stealing earthquake collection box

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    888naff

    The focus should be on humanitarian disaster from the HUGE wave and not only focusing/asking questions about this side show; especially when it is put in perspective and explained its safe for citizens, especially those that live miles away(tokyo). For most, you are more at danger taking a flight to Rome where radiation levels are higher in that city than Tokyo (and also the radiation on the flight).

    Posted in: In view of the continuing nuclear crisis and ongoing aftershocks since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, are you planning to leave Tokyo or stay?

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    888naff

    I also think there should be a multiple choice test for those that return to the country... to test what they actually have learnt following all this hype on the reactor. I bet what they would have learnt about what has is happening is minimal. I bet they are just carried by the wave of hype. It could be an interesting study into disaster management or certain individuals suitability in managing situations different to their daily life.

    Posted in: In view of the continuing nuclear crisis and ongoing aftershocks since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, are you planning to leave Tokyo or stay?

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    888naff

    yep I also echo cleo's point in some way, in that I wish world reporters would stop reporting from tokyo and do their job and report on those in REAL difficulties.

    There are serious concerns about the relief effort, people dying who survived the quake. But none of this is reported in the foreign media, its almost invisible.

    All the reporters have left the area. I think in a way that is disgusting. DO your job and go to the disaster area ( not the plant - that is a distraction)or you might as well just be reporting from your offices in London, New York or Paris you are miles away from where its happening.

    After watching many sources, the only way you can find out about the actual disaster that has actually happened and the danger still faced is by watching NHK domestic. World new is pretty useless.

    Posted in: In view of the continuing nuclear crisis and ongoing aftershocks since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, are you planning to leave Tokyo or stay?

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