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Beckham doesn't even make the first XI in a Manchester United first XI, or even a…
Posted in: Name your best soccer team of all time. Would David Beckham be in it?
If Abe can pull this off, it would be HUGE! Allowing competition? In a Capitalist country?…
Posted in: Gov't takes aim at electricity monopolies
ShermanMay. 19, 2013 - 07:48AM JST With all that is happening in the world at the…
Posted in: German resort island shaken over Japanese chef's murder
One cannot know for sure, but it SOUNDS like Iijima held the U.S., South, Japan line…
Posted in: Abe's envoy returns from North Korea
Wait! Did they forget sharp corp? Since Panasonic and Sony is on the list.. Lol.
Posted in: Companies Japanese people are most proud of
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jeff198527
Something doesn't smell right about this story.
Posted in: Japan says January-March GDP up 0.9%
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jeff198527
Does Japan actually do stimulus? If they do then why is there so little inflation in Japan.
Posted in: Nikkei up after Japan gets nod from G7 on stimulus
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jeff198527
Who cares, I'd rather have a quality Toyota or Honda rather than something from Government Motors. More Japanese cars are built in America than American ones. And no, Japan exports around 4 million cars a year.
Posted in: Big three U.S. automakers to skip Tokyo Motor Show
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jeff198527
How is testing and threatening to use nuclear weapons against the US, South Korea and Japan not a provocation.
Posted in: N Korea slams U.S. aircraft carrier's arrival
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jeff198527
America seems to be sliding more and more into third-world anarchy.
Posted in: Gunmen open fire at New Orleans Mother’s Day parade; 19 wounded
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jeff198527
Bad move, Yuri Otani. As interest rates increase and stagflation and eventually hyperinflation strike, those bonds won't be worth anything. If America is so great then why did I have to go half a world away for stem-cell therapy?
Posted in: Nikkei surges past 5-year high as dollar tops 100 yen
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jeff198527
The thing is that if Panasonic, Sharp, and Sony were doing half as bad as they claim to be they would have already gone bankrupt by now.
Posted in: Panasonic reports big loss but forecasts profit
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jeff198527
Personally, I would stick to Japanese yen simply and Japanese Government Bonds. Why? Because Japan is the only OECD nation that has its manufacturing infrastruture intact and is therefore likely the only G7 nation to survuve the economic depression the world is in. I've only been to Japan once as a medical tourist. (I have a degenerative form of Cerebral Palsy) but was extremely impressed with how everything was run.
I broke Japan's economic malaise into two possibilities. Either they're outright lying (putting out fake statistics) or they purposely did something to freeze their economy. Either way I have more faith in Japan than I do my own country (US), the EU, UK, or any of the other nations where riots have broken out.
Posted in: Nikkei surges past 5-year high as dollar tops 100 yen
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jeff198527
Yes, spread the wealth. Each according to his need, right?
Posted in: Toyota's full-year net profit triples to Y962.1 billion
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jeff198527
All the parts for these cars will come from Japan, so the Japanese economy still benefits regardless of where the automotive factories are built.
Posted in: Subaru invests $400 million in Indiana plant
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jeff198527
China is a joke. It's a nation that's corrupt, polluted, and authoritarian. A superpower? The leader of Asia? No way in Hell.
Posted in: Japan protests to China over Okinawa claim
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jeff198527
If it were a clear threat like North Korea or the Mexican drug cartels it'd be a different story, but Syria isn't a threat to us.
Posted in: Obama says U.S. has 'moral' obligation in Syria
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jeff198527
Don't we have a moral obligation to our own people before a bunch of jihadist foreigners?
Posted in: Obama says U.S. has 'moral' obligation in Syria
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jeff198527
Our infrastructure can crumble, our schools can close, and our people can die from starvation and lack of healthcare, but by God we must put as much funding as possible into the warfare state. /s
Posted in: U.S. naval shift to Asia on track despite budget cuts: admiral
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jeff198527
Yes, because we all know what a horrible investment gold is and how safe bonds are, just like the PIIGS of Europe, right ?
I own half a kilo and I refuse to sell until some kind of remonitization takes place.
Posted in: 60 die in Darfur gold mine collapse
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jeff198527
Open Minded, making sure American citizens have food to eat, jobs to go to, and schools to send their children to is NOT in America's best interest? What's your logic behind this? God bless America? He had better, because we're socially, politically, and financially on a cliff and about to fall off.
Posted in: Tens of millions in CIA 'ghost money' paid to Afghan president's office: New York Times
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jeff198527
Just seems like a dumb idea of a company desperate for money.
Posted in: Google Glass for consumers will take a while: Schmidt
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jeff198527
Poor = pour
Posted in: Tens of millions in CIA 'ghost money' paid to Afghan president's office: New York Times
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jeff198527
We can't afford to fund our schools, infrastructure, or hospitals, but will poor trillions into setting up puppet states.
Posted in: Tens of millions in CIA 'ghost money' paid to Afghan president's office: New York Times
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jeff198527
Japan is the world's largest creditor nation and had 1.6 trillion US dollars in forex reserves. I'd say they're doing fairly well. At least they don't have one-sixth of their people on food stamps or 47% of their population on welfare. Keep it up Japan.
Posted in: Look to Japan's aging industrial sprawl for roadblock to Abenomics