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techall, read article 12 of the Hague Convention. The one year limit is written in the…
Posted in: Diet approves child abduction treaty
Cleo, hope you understand the concept of conservation now, that it encompasses both protection and culling…
Posted in: Australia to cull 10,000 wild horses
keep it 100.
Posted in: BOJ says no new easing measures
I think it is a guise for the shooters to use for sport as in previous…
Posted in: Australia to cull 10,000 wild horses
I understand that its very emtional for him, but you cant compare those two clubs. No…
Posted in: Klopp laments Kagawa's Man Utd role
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Judyboots
You mean just like the original?
Posted in: Sakaguchi, Yada to star in Japanese version of 'Die Hard'
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Judyboots
This may indeed be bad news for the bluefin, but doesn't the reporting (and the outcry) seem a bit narrow-focused? If I read the news correctly, in addition to the 'scores of poorer nations' (superb bit of factual reporting), the ban was also opposed by Peru, China, Canada, Australia, France, Spain and Italy, to name but a few. The only supporters for an outright ban were the US, Kenya and Norway. So how come Japan is the only enemy of planet? Or am I just over-reacting?
Posted in: Japan happy as export ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna rejected
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Judyboots
You know what's funny, though? It seems that the outright ban was only supported by the US, Kenya and Norway, while the rest of the world (how dare they!) declined. The interested parties included not only Japan, China and many African nations, but also a whole heap of white folks, including Canada, Australia, France, Spain and Italy. Do you really think that Japan bribed, bullied and coerced the rest of the world against this vote? Maybe the bullying was the other way round.
Posted in: Japan leading charge against bluefin ban