Thursday February 16, 2012

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    telecasterplayer

    There's a tendency to pre-convict Sumo guys, because of the scandals. Asashoryu had to resign after that brew-ha-ha with 'some guy', whom we later learned was a bozuzoku ne'er-do-well who promptly got into trouble again. Asa on the other hand went back to Mongolia, started his own investment bank and getting rich off of Mongolia's mineral wealth. Based on that, I'm inclined to believe that maybe Koni-chan was pushed too far.

    Posted in: Charges filed against Konishiki for alleged assault over dog poo

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    Tepco's credibility is nil. This is the company that announced a meltdown, took it back the next day, reconfirmed it three months later and then waited until the end of November to admit it had melted through to within 37 centimeters of the bottom. This is the company that blows off the discovery of fission-caused isotopes with short half-lives that can pretty much only indicate recent fission. Conspiracy theorists aren't the problem.

    Posted in: Stomach flu outbreak hits 52 workers at Fukushima nuclear plant

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    Obama will be reelected.

    Posted in: Cain 'suspends' U.S. presidential campaign

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    Some gun nut,

    With an increasingly assertive China and North Korea, Japan will have to liberalize gun laws.

    Really? China can have a million troops ready to go when it wants. Do you actually think "Red Dawn" was a blueprint for success?

    Posted in: Police oppose proposals to liberalize Japan's gun laws

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    At her age, there's not enough time for her to develop cancer from any radiation. At least she made the effort.

    I don't know, that Norikazu Otsuka guy was eating the Fukushima vegetables on TV and look what happened to him! Of course, they deny any connection.

    Posted in: Yoko Ono visits Fukushima to meet children

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    For years, partisan hacks have been burping this conspiracy theory. Anytime you'd like to present some evidence other than, "some guy wrote a book about a conspiracy theory" or "my dad said so", please do. Until then, just face it: Democrats ended the Great Depression and led the government during the successful prosecution of World War II. Sorry if that doesn't fit your world view.

    Posted in: Did FDR conceal Pearl Harbor intelligence about Japanese attack?

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    Why is it that 5 allegations of sexual harassment were no big deal to republican voters, but one allegation of a consensual affair was the deal-breaker? Harassment=okay, consensual=bad?

    And where does this clown get off claiming he "made it to the quarter-finals" without winning a single primary election?

    @globalwatcher, I do not think there was any polling any significant number of African-American voters were going to break off for Cain. Just like no significant amount of Democratic Female voters broke off after Hillary's primary defeats and went to McCain/Palin. Please give Black folks credit for voting in their best-interests and not for skin color. Shirley Chisholm and rev. Jesse Jackson didn't become president, after all.

    Posted in: Cain 'suspends' U.S. presidential campaign

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    This isn't a "backlash". This is "bigotry".

    Posted in: Korean drama backlash

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    telecasterplayer

    Japan wants to bring a species back from extinction. Meanwhile, Japan is hunting dwindling whale populations because 5 or 6 rich guys like to eat it.

    Posted in: Japan, Russia see chance to clone mammoth

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    telecasterplayer

    ..a cleaning plant will be built near the Fukushima Daiichi power station.

    Isn't that kind of like putting the exit to a car wash right next to a spewing and tar pit? One it comes back out.....

    Posted in: Japan looks to giant washer to clean Fukushima debris

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    The funny thing about rights is that they already belong to people. It's institutions like religious hierarchies and conservative governments that suppress peoples' rights.

    Posted in: Australia's ruling Labor Party backs gay marriage

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    Governing Osaka will be no easy cakewalk for Mr. Hashimoto.

    If he's anything like his American conservative counterparts, "governing" has nothing to do with it. It's all about wielding power.

    I see a lot of comments about how great it is to have new blood (without regard to whether the new blood is poisoned), can anyone point to anything great he has done? It seems that the only people pointing to his actual record say that he's messing up schools.

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    Wow! Restaurants? That will totally take the travelers' minds off of that whole "triple nuclear disaster spewing radiation all over the friggin place" thing that's got 'em all frightened right now.

    Posted in: Japan beats France on three-star restaurants, Michelin says

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    Since all of the republicans are completely worse than Obama, none of the above will beat him next year.

    Posted in: Public unsettled on who should challenge Obama

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    If they don’t like the treatment, walk away...

    Yeah, and return to that thriving economic powerhouse known as "the former Soviet Republic of Georgia". If he's lucky, he could work his way up to 'assistant to the guy who sweeps up Yak dung on Main Street'. Or just cut to the chase and break arms for the Russian mob.

    There are all sorts of ways people are forced to do things.

    Posted in: Sumo stablemaster warned for beating wrestlers with golf club

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    If they're going to have a totally sexist and demeaning contest, why not go all in and have a "best uterus" award? For that matter, have one for the old guys in the boardroom, too: Best Jet-Black Hair Dye Job that isn't fooling anyone; Best Suit that looks exactly like every other suit everywhere in Tokyo.

    Posted in: Winners of 9th Clarino Beautiful Legs Awards announced

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    I really hope this isn't going to be used to blow-off a zillion legitimate complaints about radiation in Tokyo. Since the disaster, a lot of people in eastern Japan have purchased radiation detectors, and they're finding radiation all over the place. How about this radiation in Hachioji station? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2BmZoH8jnM Did this come from bottles? Or from an old glow-in-the-dark watch face?

    They found freakin' STRONTIUM in Yokohama, and that's even more to the southwest of the radiation-spewing meltdown in Fukushima than Tokyo.

    Posted in: Radiation likely came from radium in bottles beneath floor of empty house

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    You had to pick the photo in which they looked like opposing divorce lawyers?

    Posted in: Next on the agenda

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    telecasterplayer

    Fukushima Daiichi is safe? Define "safe"? The plutonium melted through the basement floor, the ground water is effected, there might have been two new criticalities in July and August. Youtube is plastered with videos of people with radiation detectors finding it all over Tokyo. Typhoons rotate counter clockwise, so who knows how much nuclear nastiness was blown inland and south?

    Posted in: Typhoon batters Japan but nuclear plant safe; M5.3 quake strikes Ibaraki

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    telecasterplayer

    Seriously? The guy who was forced to resign from two positions because of scandals is the favorite? This is the best they could do?

    Posted in: Maehara's candidacy shakes up PM contest

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