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U.S.-Japan Relations Chill
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 02:58:56 in World
“the source of your information?
Seems in a cursory review of imported Korean labor from WW2 that Koreans were allowed to repatriate to North or South Korea as they preferred, are given the right to claim Japanese Citizenship, and even claim many benefits if they choose to keep their Korean citizenship.
http://en.
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Seems in a cursory review of imported Korean labor from WW2 that Koreans were allowed to repatriate to North or South Korea as they preferred, are given the right to claim Japanese Citizenship, and even claim many benefits if they choose to keep their Korean citizenship.
http://en.
http://fac
Viper replied on Dec 29, 2009 at 03:18:06
“Just saw it on aTV special...
Yes per the article the Japnense strongly supported the repatriation of what they basically called Low Lifes/crim
I will check. The forced name changes I have heard many times before . This may explain it fro your 2md article best"
"Less than 20 percent of Korean high school students are registered under Korean names. Many try to pass themselves off as Japanese to get good jobs or get into good schools. If their secret is discovered they are sometimes fired or expelled."
Regards
Regards”
Yes per the article the Japnense strongly supported the repatriation of what they basically called Low Lifes/crim
I will check. The forced name changes I have heard many times before . This may explain it fro your 2md article best"
"Less than 20 percent of Korean high school students are registered under Korean names. Many try to pass themselves off as Japanese to get good jobs or get into good schools. If their secret is discovered they are sometimes fired or expelled."
Regards
Regards”
U.S.-Japan Relations Chill
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 02:38:41 in World
“Japan, Germany, Philippines, Guantanamo Bay, South Korea, Panama. The US sure has a hard time "letting go". At a time when military and fiscal resources are so stretched you would think this would be viewed as a welcome development.”
TSA Without Leader Thanks To Jim DeMint
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 02:19:34 in Politics
“Great idea.”
Security Delays: Major 9/11 Commission Recommendations Still Not In Place
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 02:04:57 in Home
“The constitution CLEARLY allowed for the internment of Japanese Americans?”
Security Delays: Major 9/11 Commission Recommendations Still Not In Place
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 02:00:53 in Home
“You don't think that TSA, HSA, FBI, CIA, NSA don't outsource? You've never lived in Washington DC have you? On the other hand the VA IS government run”
Security Delays: Major 9/11 Commission Recommendations Still Not In Place
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 01:57:37 in Home
“sadly I am willing to guess that much of the TSA's operations are outsourced to private corporations, especially things such as data management.”
Security Delays: Major 9/11 Commission Recommendations Still Not In Place
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 01:53:09 in Home
“oh they managed quite well, it just wasn't in the interest of the average American.”
Yemen Says Abdulmutallab Was In Country
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 01:43:38 in World
“Short answer: Yes.”
TSA Figures If Passengers Are Confused, So Are Terrorists
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 01:14:55 in Home
“Terrorists aren't one step ahead, they used the same type of explosive that the Shoebomber did in 2001. The news is that we have apparently done nothing since December 2001 to screen for it!
There will always be targets. We cannot harden all of them. Invading the rest of the world until they appreciate us and like us isn't much for a strategy. And So it Goes.”
There will always be targets. We cannot harden all of them. Invading the rest of the world until they appreciate us and like us isn't much for a strategy. And So it Goes.”
TSA Figures If Passengers Are Confused, So Are Terrorists
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 01:03:13 in Home
“interesting. Would complicate but not prevent screening for the substance in my opinion.”
TSA Figures If Passengers Are Confused, So Are Terrorists
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 00:50:30 in Home
“The REAL news story SHOULD be that since the Richard Reid "Shoebomber" case of December 2001, apparently NOTHING has been done to address or counter PETN explosives being brought aboard airliners. Trillions of dollars spent fighting endless insurgencies yet given almost a decade we can't train enough bomb sniffing dogs or install proper detection equipment to cover international, let alone domestic flights. Guess it would have cost too much money. This failed attempt should be considered a blessing in ways.”
lafayette2009 replied on Dec 29, 2009 at 01:47:13
“PETN is difficult to detonate, as setting it on fire will typically not cause an explosion. It is one of the ingredients of Semtex.
PETN is also used medically as a vasodilator in the treatment of heart conditions and a medicine for heart disease, Lentonitrat, is nearly pure PETN.”
PETN is also used medically as a vasodilator in the treatment of heart conditions and a medicine for heart disease, Lentonitrat, is nearly pure PETN.”
bosunj replied on Dec 29, 2009 at 00:57:16
“PETN is also a heart medication in nearly pure form.”
TSA Figures If Passengers Are Confused, So Are Terrorists
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 00:32:29 in Home
“Patriot Act, Warrentless Surveillance, Waterboarding, Gitmo, Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Blacksites, extraordinary rendition, he either took or was given everything he wanted, and yet, still an epic failure.
BTW: Republicants controlled the House at that point, and the Senate was 50/50. So what's the next excuse going to be?”
BTW: Republicants controlled the House at that point, and the Senate was 50/50. So what's the next excuse going to be?”
TSA Figures If Passengers Are Confused, So Are Terrorists
Commented Dec 29, 2009 at 00:06:16 in Home
“There was plenty impeding Bush's intelligence. Keep dreaming.”
RSU replied on Dec 29, 2009 at 00:21:56
“Yup, an entire Dem Congress.”
TheyGotMeAgain replied on Dec 29, 2009 at 00:08:34
“Beginning with his alcohol and c0caine fogged brain”
Akmal Shaikh, British Man, To Be Executed By China Tuesday
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 23:56:25 in World
“yeah, being conscious must be a real weakness.”
Lieberman: The United States Must Pre-Emptively Act In Yemen
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 23:48:33 in Politics
“Low level radiation in the proper dosage can injure or kill just as high level radiation can. How long did it take before the Pentagon admitted that the dioxin in Agent Orange was harmful? Somehow I'll take a rare leap of faith and believe that inhaling/ingesting atomized uranium may cause me serious health issues.”
Undie Bomber Photos Released
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 23:11:34 in Home
“no point asking sensible questions, the masses are too fascinated with panty remarks. Feles like third grade.”
Undie Bomber Photos Released
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 23:09:39 in Home
“sure, in a week or two perhaps. For now, the rapid flow of what would otherwise be "sensitive" information makes me think that there are people in the FBI and elsewhere with an axe to grind or some sort of political motivations.”
Undie Bomber Photos Released
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 23:01:07 in Home
“Even viewing it as an act of war, do you immediately inform your enemy of their latest attempt, how close to success it was, how it was foiled, what you know about their position? That's an awfully poor way to conduct a war, don't you think?
Damage to our vehicles from IEDs is classified so that the enemy cannot determine the degree of their success. How is this ANY different?”
Damage to our vehicles from IEDs is classified so that the enemy cannot determine the degree of their success. How is this ANY different?”
Undie Bomber Photos Released
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 22:44:52 in Home
“so how common is it for any kind of law enforcement to be releasing details of evidence during an ongoing investigation, 48 hours after the crime? A university educated person with "training" tried to light their pants on fire on a crowded plane? Really, no one considered doing it in the bathroom? So government officials release details about the failures of the device, the identity of the masterminds behind the plot; tipping off the terrorists off in multiple ways. Either the FBI is leaking like a sieve (for partisan/political purposes) or they are completely incompetent, or this is a concerted PR blitz to support certain political and policy initiatives. I just can't believe or don't want to believe that professional counter terrorism is conducted like this. If I was Obama I would start by finding whatever officials are feeding the media frenzy and put them on ice.”
weebils replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 22:53:52
“I think posting this picture may actually be good. It will have people laughing at the terrorists instead of living in fear. I know we have to be diligent but taking away the bogeyman mystique may be a good thing.”
lippylaroux replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 22:49:31
“This is not a crime it is an act of war and should be prosecuted and punished as such.”
Al-Qaida In The Arabian Peninsula Claims Responsibility For Attempted Airliner Attack
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 21:33:15 in World
“The perp was the son of a wealthy banker with at least some university education!”
MissVirginiaVoter replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 21:48:58
“Yes, I know, I was speaking of AQ”
UnknownSolider replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 21:39:05
“Engineering student”
Al-Qaida In The Arabian Peninsula Claims Responsibility For Attempted Airliner Attack
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 21:29:40 in World
“well at least you got one of your two responses to this post right! Congrats, you're learning, see, it's not so bad. Tomorrow we'll coach you on finding Afghanistan on a map. Keep up the good work, we're very proud!”
Al-Qaida In The Arabian Peninsula Claims Responsibility For Attempted Airliner Attack
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 21:22:31 in World
“unfortunately we usually disguise them as politicians and diplomats”
bubbuh replied on Dec 28, 2009 at 21:35:19
“like I said, eurotrash.”
New Restrictions Mean Airport Lines
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 21:14:23 in Home
“My point is priorities and rational responses to problems. Yes, we must deal wit terrorism against the US, but it often seems like we are putting out an oil fire with water, and the fire is simply spreading. We will never be able to kill all those who wish ill of America, that's just a reality. Even many of our generals have stated there is no military "solution". We need to kill and contain terrorists without producing more terrorists. I am simply saying there are limits to the safety and security government can provide, and the costs must be weighed with the benefits.
We ARE a democracy. Granted we are not a direct democracy, but who ever sustained a direct democracy and how realistic or practical is that? Representation of the people's will via elections and voting is spelled out in the Constitution. Are you suggesting the US should do away with elections?”
We ARE a democracy. Granted we are not a direct democracy, but who ever sustained a direct democracy and how realistic or practical is that? Representation of the people's will via elections and voting is spelled out in the Constitution. Are you suggesting the US should do away with elections?”
Former Guantanamo Prisoners Apparently Behind Flight 253 Christmas Attack Over Detroit
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 20:28:18 in World
“reading is for socialists”
Former Guantanamo Prisoners Apparently Behind Flight 253 Christmas Attack Over Detroit
Commented Dec 28, 2009 at 19:37:23 in World
“With that logic we may as well lock up all paroled felons!
Actually that might be a great idea as half the GOP ranks would be gone.”
Actually that might be a great idea as half the GOP ranks would be gone.”
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