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Let me guess: Drunk and no money to get home?
Posted in: Passenger robs taxi driver, then steals cab in Ibaraki
According to the Japan Electric Association, the country now has only 4 of 54 reactors in…
Posted in: Firms plan to build floating wind farm off Fukushima coast
I can see why Apple would get up there, but have no clue as to why…
Posted in: Apple dethrones Google as company with most respected image in eyes of consumers
Remembering Business.
Posted in: Remembering
Many foreigners come to Japan for the opportunities. Though Japan had experienced a significant amount of…
Posted in: Why do Japanese change their attitude when they communicate with foreigners?
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No, the real sticking point is that the Zionist project, the Eratz Israel dreamed of by Theodore Hertzl will never concede land or peace to the original Palestinian people. Nor will successive "israeli" governments.
Quotations like the following are drilled into Israeli children's heads from the time they're small. Bibi is a good example: "When we have settled the land, all the Arabs will be able to do about it will be to scurry around like drugged cockroaches in a bottle." Raphael Eitan, Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defence Forces, New York Times, 14 April 1983.
Read the whole nauseating list here: http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/palestinians.html?q=palestinians.html
Posted in: Obama invites Israel, Palestinians to talk
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Bibi has proudly declared how he sunk the Oslo accord during a cabinet meeting recently. Bibi wants land and water by any means necessary. And heaven help anyone who stands in his way. His words, not mine.
Posted in: Obama invites Israel, Palestinians to talk
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LIBERTAS
Moderators: When you permit comments like these:
and:
You really do a disservice to your profession. One has to ask what kind of offensive and mindbogglingly stupid racist stereotypes your are promulgating. Or how ignorant you show the (mostly) American readership of this page to demonstrate themselves to be. And shamelessly so at that.
Moderator: Those comments are within the rules of the discussion board. If you wish to refute them, then please do so as a mature adult and refrain from posting remarks like "stupid racist stereotypes" which reflect badly on yourself.
Posted in: Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
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Keith Olbermann has a great comment, clearing up any issues on this: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article26189.htm Balanced, detailed and rational. Not hype.
Posted in: Some Muslims question mosque near ground zero
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No, they don't. It's several blocks away. It's a non issue made up to distract from much more serious problems. Blown way out of proportion.
Posted in: Some Muslims question mosque near ground zero
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Well, on youtube BHO admitted that he was Muslim. (Obama: "My Muslim Faith") The key question is, "So what?" Can he do the job as President, that's the real issue, or should be.
Posted in: Growing number of Americans incorrectly call Obama Muslim
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Isn't it interesting to see BP's oily, blood soaked hands involved in this too? Remember, BP originated in Iran as the British oil company involved in installing the Shah. What's the bets they're up to no good now as they try for regime change against President ArmoredDinnerJacket?
Posted in: Lockerbie bomber fuels anger just by staying alive
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When I used to teach primary/elementary in Japan we had about a dozen or so children of Japanese and non-Japanese parents. Sometimes they were derisively called "hafu" by their classmates. I always asked the classmates, "Hafu? Which hafu? Top or bottom? Right or left?" When asked to explain, obviously they couldn't. It died out real fast, and over the course of a few weeks it wasn't an issue anymore. What DID get their goat, though, was a 100% non-Japanese sensei who didn't take any crap from anyone. They soon learned that good behavior was expected from the "wholes" and the hafus" regardless. It should be that way among Japanese adults too.
Posted in: The Hafu Project: Exploring the question of what it means to be Japanese
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Rights need no court to support them. They're not given and taken away by monarchs as of old. So much for a Republican Democracy!
Posted in: Court halts Calif gay marriages indefinitely pending appeal
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It is plain to see that, in the absence of a Federal Govt. meeting its responsibilities, the state of Arizona has overstepped its mandate by trying to perform federal functions. America, it would appear, becomes more dysfunctional by the day. From the top down and from the regions on up. If the US actually HAD an immigration system, instead of a judgment by whim of whatever uneducated armed goon like one meets at US border crossings, this could all be avoided. Like in Canada, Oz or NZ.
Posted in: Tea party activists rally on Arizona-Mexico border
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Who writes this drivel? Violence is attacks. Attacks is violence. What?
Posted in: 4 ships robbed off Iraqi coast
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Gordon Duff at Veterans Today is reporting, "There never were plans for a mosque at “ground zero.” The entire story is made up by a public relations agency working with the Israeli government and the GOP. There are plans for an Islamic center in an old Burlington Coat Factory store blocks away. That far down the island of Manhattan, a couple blocks away is 'across town.'"
Fool you once.....
Posted in: Obama says Muslims have right to build mosque near ground zero
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Given that a majority of Americans believe these two false ideas: (1)The point of the victory mosque is of course to build it right there. And everybody, except bleeding-heart Western liberals, knows that. (2) Is this mosque going to have a banner condemning the 9/11 attacks which were carried out in the name of Islam?
It's one thing for people to think Americans are fools. It's quite another for them to put this in print and prove the point. How do you deal with a nation of people who choose ignorance, and who simply do not want to see the truth of 9/11? Or that the antipathy that many around the world, not just in Muslim countries feel for the USA, is borne simply because the USA has the habit, verifiable by history, of messing around with other people's countries and stealing their resources. All in the name of democracy.
There are none so blind as those who do not wish to see.
Posted in: Obama says Muslims have right to build mosque near ground zero
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Yup!
Posted in: Obama says Muslims have right to build mosque near ground zero
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Jefferson and the Founding Fathers must be rolling in their graves. Wasn't religious freedom one of the first freedoms granted. When fundy bozos like CUFI here: http://cufi.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=homepage have the kind of belligerent influence they have in Washington, it makes a mockery of the First Amendment. It's either freedom for all, or freedom for none. Which is it? Can't have one group more equal than others, now, can we?
Posted in: Obama says Muslims have right to build mosque near ground zero
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LIBERTAS
One has to ask how a traveler on an out of date Israeli passport got into the US, and managed to get clearance to leave it too? Great DHS work, no doubt! With allies like this, who needs terrorists? Oops, we got 'em!
Posted in: Stabbing spree suspect arrested at Atlanta airport
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Former UK & US military commanders have admitted to the BBC that "Al-Qaeda" is a CIA/MI5/Mossad construct, used to do what governments daren't do in public. The former President of the Italian Republic, Fracesco Cossiga, is on parliamentary and media record as confirming their claims. Why are we still chasing an non-existent organization led, supposedly, by a White House admitted dead guy, almost ten years later? If these attacks were directed against Sunnis and done by Al Qaeda, this would make no sense at all. OBL and his followers lean towards Wahabi Islam, and it is Al Sadr and his Shias who would stand to gain, not the cave-dwelling-goat-herders in Tora Bora, who win or lose nothing by this kind of bloodletting.
And none of this has anything to do with Islam, of any stripe. This is politics, as un-pure and bloodly as it gets.
Posted in: Al-Qaida plants flag, burns bodies in Iraq attack
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Evidence is emerging that this guy wasn't involved at all in the Lockerbie incident. Keep your eyes peeled, there's more to this story than BP.
Posted in: UK reiterates BP not involved in Lockerbie bomber's release
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LIBERTAS
Why are they even there?
Posted in: Taliban says ambush kills 1 U.S. sailor, 1 captured
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How many more families Stateside or in allies' countries need to hear this news before this unwinnable war for oil is brought to an end? What do you tell the last man to die? And for what? Lies.
Posted in: 4 U.S. troops die in bomb blast in south Afghanistan