JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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presto345
Clap-clap-clap. Applause. You are so right. Exercise your democratic right to defile, your disdain, your hatred now, years after you elected those you turned upon. Now that I find disgusting.
Blaming one man, or an administration on the present state of affairs in the UK is pretty short sighted. A takes a whole nation, and a set of morals to make a nation.
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presto345
The lower echelons of society doing their thing.
No, we should have left Hussein be. Doing his thing, murdering his own people himself.
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presto345
Perhaps he thinks he has an advantage dressed formally. Old habits die hard.
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presto345
One man, one party rule. That's the way to go.
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presto345
All three are attractive in their own way. But why the red hair??
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presto345
The Russian skinheads, the echelons of the zombies, the cowardly kind. They are no different from indoctrinated terrorists whose behavior has only one thing in common: sickening violence. Please Mr Putin, if you are still the man with the power you think you have, rid your nation of this pest.
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presto345
Labor unrest in China is a real threat to its stability. Wen should know that as soon as Japanese companies start raising wages, counterparts in the China sweat shops will rise to the occasion and demand more too. Imagine the scenario when the millions and millions in the hinterlands begin to realize what's going on and that they are being left out. I predict that a number of Japanese companies will pack up in the coming 5 years or so and return to the home country where they have control over R&D, manufacturing and marketing with a dedicated work force and without the threat of their technology being stolen, copied or surrendered in return for empty promises.
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presto345
OK, I get that part. The new administration gets blamed for the waste on rebuilding??
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presto345
Islam is a religion and it comes in many flavors. Most Muslims are peace loving people. A minority is misguided and resorts to terrorism, unfortunately. Muslims are humans and those muslims suffering in Pakistan right now deserve all the aid they can get. Middle eastern nations pledging support is a good development. But the amounts NGOs seem to 'suck up' is disconcerting.
Posted in: Muslims donate nearly $1 billion to Pakistan flood relief
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presto345
Do I get this right? One administration wastes money on destroying a nation, the next wastes it on rebuilding that same nation?
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presto345
I am glad I drive a quirky French car. Nobody wants that one.
And I can't be accused of
The vehicle is 10 years old!
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presto345
Wow! Great photo; thanks :-)
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presto345
This is a troubled lady. I do feel sorry for her.
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presto345
Oh, yes! Japanese girls are sooo promiscuous. And imagine, ALL Japanese girls are like this, and moreover, ONLY Japanese girls. <lament, lament>
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presto345
The image Pakistanis have of the US apparently is not that good. And the opposite is probably also true. Other traditionally free giving countries hold back, like the US, as they are suspicious of where the money will end up. Also, I think, after the Haiti disaster, people feel there is a limit to what they can spare. We seem to be going through a time with one disaster after another. People make choices in where to donate their money. Their choices being governed by politics, personal feelings and their cash flow, among others. A moral responsibility is something we have towards all human beings, which unfortunately is understood by so few. Whether one's selective behavior in donating money to those in need makes one a bad person or not, or is justifiable, is a matter of conscience and we don't need to see excuses for that here.
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presto345
You mean: he managed to drive the car although there were two beauties in the back? But anyway - - - Ooh, what a lucky man he was! - - - And a bit OT, it reminds me of ferrying Japanese beauties in the back of my car on several occasions. No Lexus models, but 2-door sports cars :-)
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presto345
Let's ignore the negative comments from the y0kels; these are attractive women, both of them. The Lexus Art Work is irrelevant in this photo.
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presto345
Carter is right. Putting pressure on North Korea is unproductive. NK is unpredictable and its policies and human record seem out of tune with western ideology, but more results could be obtained by keeping open a line of communication and showing some respect than threats.
Carter also is owed respect and ridiculing him here on this forum is pretty low and is only an indication of the intelligence of the contributors.
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presto345
Evil in its truest form at work.
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presto345
I don't doubt it for a minute. But I have no problem with that as Japanese products evolved into far superior quality items.
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