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Christina O'Neill
As far as I can see its a case of Murphys law, anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, O Neill at present thinks Murphy was an optimist.
Posted in: Many now see eurozone in Japan-like 'Lost Decade'
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Christina O'Neill
I dont know whether to laugh or cry
Posted in: Man cooks, serves own genitals to 5 paying diners
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Christina O'Neill
Of course thy are entitled to compensation, forced labour is slavery. Profits were made from the labour of these people,, pay up.
Posted in: S Korean forced laborers during Japan's colonial rule win 1st legal victory
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Christina O'Neill
I am greatfull to the posters on this site who appear to be more informed towards the truth then TEPCO is willing to divulge. However their reports do not put my mind at ease, my concerns for the health and well being of family in Japan is ever more fearfull.
Posted in: Fukushima radiation higher than first estimated, TEPCO admits
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Christina O'Neill
so are they still frugal with the truth in relation to the contamination as it stands at present?
Posted in: Fukushima radiation higher than first estimated, TEPCO admits
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Christina O'Neill
Horrificly violent act, people need to vent their frustration with legal proceedings, no excuse for such a vicious attack
Posted in: Man severs real estate agent's arm with katana
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Christina O'Neill
Dont appreciate the monument, tough!
Posted in: New Jersey town's monument to Korean sex slaves upsetting Japanese officials
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Christina O'Neill
They had better find the source of the contamination ASAP, I think Japanese citizens have just about had enough
Posted in: Water supply cut in Chiba, Saitama due to toxin contamination
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Christina O'Neill
Mister Watanabe San, no amount of money will bring back what you have lost, but I think you are right to sue TEPCO. It seems the only way to make this company regret their actions is to hit them in the wallet. I wish you every success and also send you my condolences
Posted in: Man files lawsuit against TEPCO following wife's suicide
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Christina O'Neill
Bigotry is just that, whether it is insulting remarks concerning , homesexuals, cultural bias ,religios choice gender, ect, personaly I have no time for those who are judgementaly biased against our fellow human beings
Posted in: Beat Takeshi compares same-sex marriage with bestiality
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Christina O'Neill
Well I guess I will have to wait for the resulting verdict of the lawsuit. I dont think even if he wins his case that he will ever receive damages to the extent that he is claiming., A maid would not have those sort of funds in her lifetime
Posted in: Strauss-Kahn files $1 million suit against New York maid: report
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Christina O'Neill
I guess Yuya,s parents are allready tearing themselves apart with their thoughts, If only, RIP little one
Posted in: 6-year-old boy drowns in irrigation canal in Miyazaki
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Christina O'Neill
Globalwatcher..... Solutions, Stop the monopoly, allow private green energy organisations to move in,Dont bother trying to bail out a sinking ship. The trillions that the goverment intend to spend of tax payers money to rescue TEPCO could be allocated as loans to assist alternative organisations in their initial building and setup costs
Posted in: TEPCO posts Y781.6 bil full-year net loss
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Christina O'Neill
Perhaps TEPCO would allready be bancrupt if consumers had a choice of suppliers.
Posted in: TEPCO posts Y781.6 bil full-year net loss
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Christina O'Neill
Absalutely sickening news.
Posted in: 49 headless corpses left on Mexico highway
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Christina O'Neill
Delighted he is caught, now I hope any women he may have trafficked to Japan will be located and returned safely to their homeland
Posted in: Thai man arrested for trafficking women to Japan for prostitution
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Christina O'Neill
Neorio... I am at the moment contemplating part of your missive, n regards, ( if everyone knew exactly how its done, they would quit their jobs tomorrow, and make a fortune on the stock market) My mind boggles at the thought of that. Results and consequence, yes the banks would be totaly bereft, industry would come to a halt, food stores would have no products, no fuel ect., Austerity measures would pale in comparison and stock exchanges would become none existant in a very short time. It would definately be survival of the fittest. So I guess the system as it stands is far from fair, but, I think until positive and fair alternatives are adopted we have no opton but to pay for the mistakes of those who are actualy running the establishment, ie, the banks
Posted in: Congratulations to the voters in France and Greece
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Christina O'Neill
Austerity measures hurt, bankers loaned out cash willy nilly regardless of whether borrowers would have the means in a worst case scenario to meet their commitments. They were able to do this as goverments failed to regulate them. Construction companies made a killing in the first instance as people yearned to possess their own homes, such was the demand that they got greedy, vastly increasing their profit margins, in doing so, the inevitable happened, they priced themselves out of business. Stupidly they did not see it coming and borrowed heavily, with the intention of increasing their gains further. The banks should have had more sense, alas they continued with the cash flow and are now up to their necks in the mucky brown stuff. Hold on a minute, no, its us, the ordinary citizens of Europe who are now having to pay for the mess they created. May 31 we in Ireland are being asked to vote yes to an amendment to our constitution in oreder to allow our future budgets to be approved by the E.U Austerity measures huret those who are not responsible for this fiasco
Posted in: Congratulations to the voters in France and Greece
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Christina O'Neill
I wonder what Romneys stance is on men having multiple wives?
Posted in: Romney adamantly rejects same-sex marriage
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Christina O'Neill
This idea as far as I can see is just throwing good money after bad, would the cash be better spent investing in tidal, wave, wind and solar power and let TEPCO go to the wall. This cash belongs to the Japanese tax payer have they been consulted?
Posted in: Gov't to take control of TEPCO in return for Y1 tril injection of public funds