JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) in Kanto region
- RCS (RCSコーポレーション), Kanto
- Salary: ¥180,000 ~ ¥250,000 / Month includes performance bonus
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- Assistant Language Teacher - TOKYO - late-March start
- Interac, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
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- Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
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bushlover
Better still: Denmark!!
Posted in: Can anyone suggest a solution to the U.S. bases issue in Okinawa?
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bushlover
Kick out the USA and invite Canada to come protect this great nation.
Posted in: Can anyone suggest a solution to the U.S. bases issue in Okinawa?
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bushlover
Wow implosion I guess you sympathize with these poor pirates. Pity most of us don't. I agree with blowing them out of the water. We must sacrifice some hostages to teach them that taking hostages won't be profitable. It's like giving into a little kid all the time only spoiling them. No wonder the world is raising spoiled kids with people like you around.
And NUCLEAR WASTE? Come now where'd you come up with that?
Posted in: Somali pirates free 36 hostages after getting $3.3 million ransom
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bushlover
Oh those upset Afghanis attacking the invaders at any cost.
Posted in: 12 Afghan civilians killed in attack on meeting with French
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bushlover
I think China should keep it's citizens from using the internet to cyber attack others. Use a Great FireWall to keep them in instead of other sites out.
Posted in: Chinese censors block Obama's call to free the Internet
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bushlover
Maybe it's time to put the UN in there to keep the peace. yeah right.... ask them to do anything worthy these days is like asking a rock to fetch you a beer.
Posted in: Gunmen kill 13 men execution style west of Baghdad
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bushlover
[A more believable answer is 'They are incarcerated because [Name of Charge].
The problem is, in the vast majority of cases, there is no charge.
Which circles back to the question - Then what are they being detained for?]
Maybe for engaging in armed conflict with US troops on the battlefield. Or is that not a crime? POWs don't need individual trials.
Posted in: Dozens of Gitmo detainees finally get day in court
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bushlover
smithinjapan [Apologies can go a long way towards healing, and if more people made them to help people move on then we could live in a slightly better world. Again, good on people like Rudd and the British government for not letting pride and refusal get in the way of trying to make amends. My only hope is that such apologies don't pave the way for a lot of litigation.]
Too bad you don't sing this song when talking about a certain country you live in apologizing to your wife's country. It's been done long before you were old enough to suck your thumb Richard. Or is it just not sincere enough for you because it's Japan? Do you feel better that Britain has apologized for you and accusing you of being cretins? Or maybe they just aren't sincere enough?
Posted in: Apology for kids shipped from Britain to colonies
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bushlover
Muslims are great people. They'd never hurt anyone you pay millions of dollars for. Even they are addicted to the US currency and economy.
Posted in: Yemen tribesmen kidnap Japanese engineer, local driver
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bushlover
I'd say Britain has a lot of apologizing to do around the world. Not only for these child laborers. Britain was an evil country and these child laborers despite the abuse should thank their lucky stars that they were sent out of it.
Posted in: Apology for kids shipped from Britain to colonies
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bushlover
[i also would love to see how the Arab and the muslim world will help to push the issue.]
They only support when it's violence. It's the Arab way. And the modern muslim way.
Posted in: Frustrated Palestinians to appeal to U.N. for state
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bushlover
Obama should let them go so they can blow up NATO allies in the sandbox. It's his destiny!!
Posted in: Dozens of Gitmo detainees finally get day in court
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bushlover
[seeking to enlist help in tackling urgent global problems while weighing when and how—or if—he should raise traditional human rights concerns.]
Screw the human rights concerns. Get on with the problems. As long as their human rights don't affect yours Obama all is cool. Will we see the posters that will call for him to go challenge them on human rights while at the same time tell the US not to meddle in others affairs? The academics at work again in their offices. I can't wait to hear them.
Posted in: In first visit to China, Obama walks a tightrope
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bushlover
It's obvious that by the others Star Trek outfits that Miyuki is a little uncomfortable. She may be expecting to be experimented on.
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bushlover
Try names like "jiz" "fukt" etc to keep up the quality names.
Posted in: What do you think of the names that Japanese automakers give to their cars?
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bushlover
Yes I'm a bit touchy today. Sorry.
Posted in: Five 9/11 suspects to be tried near World Trade Center site
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bushlover
Obama could fix this low morale thing and rotate people out if he would only have a draft. But he is too politically correct for that. The defenders of America would have a fit if they actually had to put on a uniform and do it for real.
Posted in: U.S. Army says morale is down in Afghanistan
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bushlover
[Both held in NYC and both came out with guilty sentences.]
And both guilty as charged. What's your point? You have evidence they are innocent?
Posted in: Five 9/11 suspects to be tried near World Trade Center site
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bushlover
I guess Obama knows a superior when he sees one. He has some perception of reality.
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bushlover
I agree with hworta and Sarge. Funny how morale went down this year. It's the flip flop of a Democrat who can't make up his mind if he's going to tow the Bush line or try to keep his loyal followers happy. It takes time to think of a happy medium.
Posted in: U.S. Army says morale is down in Afghanistan