noriyosan73's past comments

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  noriyosan73May. 17, 2013 - 01:11PM JST

  Too little, too late. Knee-jerk reaction always seem like a good idea at the time. Just get the USA military out of those countries and JAPAN as fast as possible. Nothing good has happened or changed.

  Posted in: U.S. Congress rethinks 9/11 law on military force

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  noriyosan73May. 17, 2013 - 07:06AM JST

  This is a farce. He was scheduled to leave two later. A second resignation just occurred. He was head of the tax exempt division. Run, Forrest, run, but you can't hide.

  Posted in: U.S. tax chief ousted in scandal

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  noriyosan73May. 16, 2013 - 08:24AM JST

  It is way past the time for Mr. Holder to resign.

  Posted in: FBI opens criminal probe of U.S. tax agency

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  noriyosan73May. 16, 2013 - 08:22AM JST

  What a brilliant idea! Stimulate the economy by recycling and purchasing a new vehicle. Win-win.

  Posted in: Chinese man hires men to smash his Maserati in protest at poor customer service

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  noriyosan73May. 16, 2013 - 08:19AM JST

  Wow! Wow! "Any publicity, even bad publicity, is better than no publicity."

  Posted in: Pamyu invasion

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  noriyosan73May. 15, 2013 - 10:16AM JST

  Good! It is self-defense in Japanese waters. Self-defense does not mean action after an attack.

  Posted in: Abe warns of possible military response to intruder subs

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  noriyosan73May. 13, 2013 - 11:10AM JST

  Swimming in rivers, canoeing in rivers, now swimming in a controlled environment. Swimming proficiency is more important than running around a track or making a pyramid on Sports Day for junior high schools students. These deaths can be prevented if someone changes the PE requirements and TRADITIONS.

  Posted in: Pool lifeguard apparently drowns

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  noriyosan73May. 12, 2013 - 11:41PM JST

  More ships and subs need to be visible just to send the message. Ronald Reagan was right.

  Posted in: N Korea slams U.S. aircraft carrier's arrival

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  noriyosan73May. 12, 2013 - 12:54PM JST

  They are preserved because they are well-built, not for some historical reason.

  Posted in: Buildings constructed in Manchukuo by occupying Japanese forces get official protection from Beijing

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  noriyosan73May. 12, 2013 - 12:48AM JST

  "That would mean about 50,000 pro-Kim Jong Un supporters." 50,000 X 10,000 yen/pro-NK. SOLD with one caveat: It cannot be resold; it must be returned to the Japanese if they leave.

  Posted in: N Korea's de facto embassy to go back on auction block

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  noriyosan73May. 11, 2013 - 01:34PM JST

  Where is all the hype for increasing tourism? Where are the free tickets to Japan? Tourists want a good exchange rate. It must be 100 yen to 1 USD to attract USA tourists. It used to be there, and it needs to be there now.

  Posted in: U.S. tells Japan to stick to currency rules as G7 meets

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  noriyosan73May. 11, 2013 - 12:50PM JST

  At whose expense? USA taxpayer or D.R.? Anyone who goes to a country that does not accept that person's beliefs deserves to stay there.

  Posted in: Dennis Rodman says he is heading back to N Korea

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  noriyosan73May. 11, 2013 - 12:46PM JST

  Sell it to the pro-NK group for 100 yen but don't let it remove any listening devices.

  Posted in: N Korea's de facto embassy to go back on auction block

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  noriyosan73May. 11, 2013 - 12:45PM JST

  Nobody complained in 2005 when the yen was 112 to 1. Considering inflation, this present exchange is not a problem. Japan needs to establish itself and do what it believes is correct for currency. China is a higher priority.

  Posted in: U.S. tells Japan to stick to currency rules as G7 meets

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  noriyosan73May. 08, 2013 - 01:17PM JST

  "Moral" obligation is code for "we are broke and we can't afford another war. Good luck."

  Posted in: Obama says U.S. has 'moral' obligation in Syria

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  noriyosan73May. 08, 2013 - 01:16PM JST

  Sure! sure! If anyone believes this story, there is a discount sale on a high rise tower in Tokyo.

  Posted in: U.S., S Korea vow no concessions to North

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  noriyosan73May. 08, 2013 - 11:50AM JST

  Naval shift - fine. Nuke subs, cruise missiles, and other defenses. Ospreys? No way. Why did this story disappear. Is anyone listening to the colonialism that is taking place. Stand up Japan. Change the constitution or expect another 100 years! This sounds cruel, but the USA taxpayers know, but will not admit, that the USA cannot continue to be the #1 self police force for its allies.

  Posted in: U.S. naval shift to Asia on track despite budget cuts: admiral

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  noriyosan73May. 05, 2013 - 01:52AM JST

  Noriyosan73 has a perfect understanding of the situation from personal experience. A student who is hosted by an American family who has paid taxes for 40 years and NEVER sent a student to post-secondary education is charged the "out of state" tuition. Fine, but what happens to the difference in cost? The school still received tax revenue by law to operate whether or not the visa-student is there. The difference in tuitions is put into the general fund by administrators. Schools are not meeting their responsibility if visa-students are not supervised. There is no excuse, and the USA taxpayers should not accept incompetence. By the way, there is also no difference in the quality of education and no special or extra help.

  Posted in: U.S. orders new visa reviews for arriving students

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  noriyosan73May. 04, 2013 - 10:33PM JST

  Swimming lessons and proficiency would solve this problem.

  Posted in: 2 students drown while swimming in Nagano lake

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  noriyosan73May. 04, 2013 - 10:43AM JST

  The point is the visiting or foreign already pays a premium to the school for supervision and reporting to Homeland Security. If the supervisor at the school isn't reviewing visas and reporting lack of attendance or overstays, or Homeland Security isn't following up on the supervisor's reports, then there is nothing that can be done. There is plenty of money to pay for supervision. The "buck stops" at Homeland Security. There is no need for more rules, etc. just enforce what exists.

  Posted in: U.S. orders new visa reviews for arriving students