Saturday, April 5, 2014

Japanese word banned by a South Korean television station


Is this normal behavior?  

South Korea’s largest television network banned a South Korean idol group’s video because they used one word in Japanese.  The word used was “pika” meaning “glitter,” flash,” or “sparkle.”   

When the group removed the word, it was allowed back on the air.

K-Pop sales in Japan


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Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Sea Shepherd and the dolphin army




Sea Shepherd and the dolphin army

With the recent ruling by the UN International Court of Justice blocking Japan from whaling in the Southern Ocean, what is Sea Shepherd to do?  The issue was brought before the Court by Australia, a hotbed of Sea Shepherd support.

Pope Paul the Watson and the cultists belonging to the floating circus need another venue to garner money from suckers now that the Japanese whalers are no longer their target.  How about Russia? 

When the Russians took over the Crimea, from the Ukraine, they acquired a Ukraine military dolphin training camp.  In this camp the Ukrainians trained dolphins to be suicide bombers and to attack humans.  Remember now Sea Shepherd Cove Guardians for six months out of a year harass the people of Taiji, Japan for capturing dolphins.  The captured dolphins are then used for food and / or shipped off to mariners around the world. 

Will Sea Shepherd prove their concern for dolphins by objecting to them being trained as suicide bombers or killers?  Of course not.  How many Russian embassies will Sea Shepherd initiate protest in front of?  On the next “save the dolphin day” can we expect protest in front of Russian embassies? 

Sea Shepherd with their holiness Pope Paul the Watson with their rust bucket garbage scows should sail into the Black Sea to defend if not free these soon to be suicide bombers and / or murders. If you believe that will ever happen either the attempt at freedom or embassy protest, then perhaps you should look into purchasing the bridge for sale in Brooklyn.        

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Sea Shepherd and the dolphin army

Obama talks, the world laughs



Obama talks, the world laughs

When President Obama was running for president in 2008 he campaigned saying the USA under President Bush lost respect around the world.  This was regurgitated by fellow Democrats and the bias news media. 

When he got elected and was coroneted President, we were told the world was now going to respect the USA.  Really?  The whole world now is laughing more at the USA than in any time in history.     

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Part of a Sea Shepherd clip from January, 2010



Part of a Sea Shepherd clip from January, 2010

Here is a short clip from a video posted January 10, 2010 titled “Sea Shepherd / Ady Gil - the continuum.”

Below is part of the description posted to the originalvideo:

“While Sea Shepherd is expending all these resources to this one lone non-whaling Japanese ship, the rest of the Japanese whaling fleet is harpooning one whale after another.  So after creating all this dramatic video for Whale Wars, how many whales did they save?  Zero!  Now ask how much will their sought after donations increase?  This past season Sea Shepherd brought in 8 million dollars, how much this season?”          

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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Japan, the Alamo, and Comfort Women (Why I Love Texas)


Japan, the Alamo, and Comfort Women
(Why I Love Texas)

The Alamo located in San Antonio Texas is an historic site held in extreme reverence by Texans.  It was in 1836 where 1,800 Mexican soldiers mascaraed 189 Texas (no survivors) fighting for independence from Mexico.  The slaughter of the 189 Texans give birth to the rallying cry “remember the Alamo,” throughout the Texas War of Independence.   

In 1914 Japanese Doctor Shigetaka Shiga a geography professor at Waseda University in Tokyo sent the Alamo stone monument commemorating the 189 fallen Texans.  Professor Shiga related the Battle of the Alamo to the Siege of Nagashino Castle in 1575 in Nagashino, Mikawa Prefecture, Japan.

The Alamo grounds are maintained true to historical accuracy commemorating the battle that took place there.  The battle was pivotal in Texas war of independence.  It is noteworthy the monument was allowed to be placed on the grounds.  The monument represents honor and respect from Japan.

Now contrast that with South Koreans and Koreans in America sent the USA:  Comfort Women statues / monuments desecrating an American City Park dedicated to Korean War veterans, a city park in Glendale, California, and attempting to foul an American Veteran’s Park in Cupertino, California.  These insidious monuments / statue represent dishonor and disrespect. 

The contrast between the two is glowing and noteworthy.  

The inscription on the monument reads:

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Left: Monument from Japan, Right: Monument from Koreans