CNN:
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/03/03/japan.sexslaves.ap/
Lee Yong-soo, 78, a South Korean who was interviewed during a recent trip to Tokyo,
said she was 14 when Japanese soldiers took her from her home in 1944 to work
as a sex slave in Taiwan.
U.S. House of Representatives:
http://www.internationalrelations.house.gov/110/lee021507.htm
In the autumn of 1944, when I was 16 years old, my friend, Kim Punsun, and I were
collecting shellfish at the riverside when we noticed an elderly man and a Japanese man
looking down at us form the hillside......
A few days later, Punsun knocked on my window early in the morning,
and whispered to me to follow her quietly. I tip-toed out of the house after her.
A crime to relate to Korean sex prostitution and sex in the evidence holds most of world it.
BEHIND THE COMFORT WOMEN CONTROVERSY: HOW LIES BECAME TRUTH
http://www.sdh-fact.com/CL02_1/39_S4.pdf
Koreans care about Japan so much, hence Japanese don't.
We don't understand Koreans visit Japanese website and pick a fight.
If they are not happy about it, just don't come and visit the web.
They are sick and in very serious condition.
Korean attacked Japanese biggest BBS.
Its server exists in USA, which means they thought they were attacking Japanese website, but actually they were attacking US company, PIE.
They considered it as a cyber attack and report it to FBI.
Now it is under investigation.
Please watch this to find out more,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFUJNq-ceqg
"Koreans"
"Japanese"
"Americans"
this thread is fail
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Om6GE3ASCU
The server of 2channel suffered from cyber terrorism by the click of South Korea. We were irritated by it, and decided to retaliate by using "click".
Therefore, we keep clicking the fund-raising site for the Chile earthquake. (The help site of the Chile earthquake was included in the same server. )
This is not beneficence but a diversion.
And lo and behold, Japanese BBS 2ch suffered a massive cyber attack on March 1 from
what was later identified as Korean web users. Timed to coincide with the March 1 national
holiday celebrating Korea's 1919 rebellion against its colonial overlord Japan, Korean netizens
banded together to silence 2ch after a thread on the site offered comments suggesting that
Kim had bribed the judges. A clip from NTV claiming that Mao should have had a higher
score also is believed to have fueled the Korean anger.
Read more: Korean cyber attack on 2ch |
CNNGo.com
http://www.cnngo.com/tokyo/none/kimasada-rivalry-spurs-global-cyberwarfare-337659#ixzz0hYVGiSW8
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http://ksklog.blog108.fc2.com/blog-entry-1065.html#more
KOREA,,,Hit repeatedly F5 Key to 2ch server!!
-> Two F5 fighters crash !
http://tsushima.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/news/1267523951/
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There were never any sex slaves held by the Japanese Army, the Koreans just made that up to get sympathy.
The Japanese didn't commit the "Rape of Nanking", they just walked in peacefully. All those reports of massacres and rapes were fictions created by the evil Chinese to dishonor the Japanese.
The holocaust was a fiction created by Jews. All those pictures of mass executions were done in a studio in Arizona.
9/11 was fake, demolished by explosive charges. (All part of an elaborate plot to get oil.)
The moon landing was faked in the same studio the holocaust was faked.
Elvis is still alive.
>>118
I once seen a Korean Elvis impersonator. www
another koreated history: http://tinyurl.com/ykdxbsq
"Internet users are hunting down and punishing people who have attracted their wrath."
I keep telling my family not to post personal info on the web...
Fortunately this is a relatively rare thing, for the time being at least.
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"At a very fundamental, core level, Springston did not share our vision for a news publication with a progressive perspective. He held on to the notion that there was an objective reality that could be reported objectively, despite the fact that that was not our editorial policy at Atlanta Progressive News. It just wasn’t the right fit."
OLDTHINKERS UNBELLYFEEL INGSOC
SPRINGSTON IS THOUGHTCRIMINAL
APN NOW SEEKING PLUSGOOD DUCKSPEAKER FOR PROLEFEED, SPEEDWISE
Oh no, a news agency fired an employee. Businesses shouldn't be allowed to fire people! It should be a crime!
Don't be such a troll.
A US government agency has reversed its recent decision to refer to a small island claimed by both Japan and South Korea as no longer belonging to any country, and will continue calling it South Korean territory.
Last week, the US Board on Geographic Names changed its designation of the island from South Korean to non-designated sovereignty. South Korea strongly protested the decision.
On Wednesday, the Asian affairs chief of the National Security Council Dennis Wilder said President George W Bush ordered Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to look into the matter after being contacted by the South Korean government. Bush is visiting South Korea next week.
He said the decision was then made that the board's database will go back to referring to the island as South Korean.
Wilder said he regrets that last week's change in designation was perceived by South Koreans as some sort of change in the US policy.
He said the US remains neutral on the dispute, and that Japan and South Korea should work diplomatically to resolve the issue.
Nice to meet you. I am one Japanese who lives in Japan.
The response of honest Japanese Government was too bad for Takeshima.
The nature passes in Kunashirito and Etorofuto in the Hokkaido north and
Takeshima is a situation where the South Korea army has already resided.
It is a situation in which the person who agrees with South Korea exists also
in the government in Japan though doesn't go out publicly.
It completely has and South Korea is a troublesome country.
I am sorry for the thing that is strange English because the search engine is
used.
>>17
tell you what, you can have takeshima if you sincerely apologize for korean sex slaves and the rape of nanking
>>18
yes because he raped all them wimins.
Fuck, "hurr aporogize." It's so fucking useless. Them wimins are already dead anyway.
>>19
true, but it's something the jappos can never bring themselves to do so maybe it will curtail their whining for a bit
This site and the 2ch portal have taught me to stop loving anime and start hating asians.
Choppari will never apologise, then again, it shall soon be of no consequence because Japan will sink beneath the waves! Urinara manse.
after reading this thread, you will find why we japanese detest chongs
SOUTH Australia has become one of the few states in the world to censor the internet.
The new law, which came into force on January 6, requires anyone making an online comment about next month's state election to publish their real name and postcode.
The law will affect anyone posting a comment on an election story on The Advertiser's AdelaideNow website, as well as other Australian news sites.
It could also apply to election comment made on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
The law, which was pushed through last year as part of a raft of amendments to the Electoral Act and supported by the Liberal Party, also requires media organisations to keep a person's real name and full address on file for six months, and they face fines of $5000 if they do not hand over this information to the Electoral Commissioner.
Isn't 4-ch hosted in Australia?
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hah, he's already apologizing for it
Japan
Early in, early out
Jan 22nd 2009 | TOKYO
From The Economist print edition
An economy not hit directly by the financial storm is shrinking much faster than any other developed one
NO EVENT is seared upon Japan’s recent memory like the bursting of the country’s credit-inflated bubble in land and share prices after 1990. Yet, since the autumn, the speed with which Japan’s industrial output and exports have fallen almost certainly signals a slump of unprecedented severity, making Japan’s several post-bubble recessions look mild. In 1998, the worst year, the economy shrank by 2%. Most economists think it contracted by more than that in the last three months of 2008 alone. Goldman Sachs expects GDP to fall by 3.8% this year.
After six years of growth, the longest uninterrupted post-war run, Japan entered a new recession as early as the second quarter of 2008. But in the final couple of months of the year, what at first was a fairly gentle decline morphed into something far worse than that experienced even by countries at the centre of the credit storm (see chart).
Exports account for almost half of Japan’s manufacturing output, which as a consequence is seeing its biggest falls since records began: November’s output was down by 13% on a year earlier. Orders for machine tools in December, an early indicator of things to come, were 72% lower than a year before. Hiroshi Shiraishi of BNP Paribas reckons that by December industrial output had already fallen back to its post-bubble low in 2001, wiping out the gains from six years of what had been thought to be a solid recovery. Before the slump is over, Mr Shiraishi expects production to slide back to levels last seen in 1987.
It has not helped that the export demand that drove Japan’s economic recovery after 2002 was narrowly based on cars and consumer technology, industries that have fallen more than most. Carmakers, for instance, are roughly halving production, with consequences for makers of steel, chips and chemicals.
http://www.economist.com/finance/displayStory.cfm?story_id=12998246
Japan's GDP worst since '74
3.3% contraction in fourth quarter translates to 12.7% annual decline as recession batters export-driven economy.
I for one am glad - almost proud, even - to have supported the Japanese economy in Summer 2k6. Or at least the sector centered around Comiket 70 and Akihabara.
The real problem is that Japan buys the enormous amounts of U.S bonds.
>>5
There is also the unresolved problem of Japan's excessively protectionist economic policies, its crumbling educational system, and the government's seeming hostility to upward mobility. Its no wonder the Japanese have so few children, they have very little to look forward to in terms of a prosperous and happy future.
>>6
"Excessively protectionist?" Tell that to thousands of Sony factory workers who got thrown under the bus when Sony moved its manufacturing to China.
>>7
They wouldn't be in as dire straights as they are if there weren't huge tariff barriers, unreasonably high consumer price indices, laws against foreign capital investment, stagnant social mobility and poor primary and secondary education. Not to mention the disaster that is the Japanese banking system. Yes, protectionism is one reason for Japan's recent underperformance. If the Japanese labor market didn't have such a large pool of unemployed people to draw from the Sony lay offs would not have been nearly as bad as they are.
>>8
Sounds like a bunch of empty rhetoric to me. And Japan's education is poor? Last I checked, it was one of the highest, if not the highest in the world, alongside of Finland's.
STOCKHOLM – A North Korean diplomat and his wife were sentenced to eight months in prison by a Stockholm court Wednesday after trying to smuggle 230,200 cigarettes into the country on a ferry from Finland.
"The basis for the court's decision is that Son Hui Kang and Ung Sik Pak were caught red-handed smuggling (that) amount of cigarettes into the country," the district court said in its verdict.
Ung Sik Pak, a North Korean diplomat stationed in Saint Petersburg, and his wife Son Hui Kang had tried to claim diplomatic immunity.
The court said the pair "did not have any diplomatic accreditation in Sweden" and that the Vienna convention did therefore not apply.
The pair was arrested upon their arrival in Stockholm after getting off a ferry from Helsinki with the smuggled cigarettes in their car on November 18 and has been held in custody since.
Sentences for cigarette smuggling in Sweden can range from six months to six years.
I was quite shocked to hear that the North Koreans actually have diplomats.
I agree. It is a shame that Switzerland let DPRK have its own embassy there.
Baby boy born with penis on back in China |
http://lix.in/-59c8b3
This will make masturbation very difficult for the poor child.
Is that a decorative penis or does he pee from there?
Is there an article or news story to go along with this unusual and strange occurrence?
Can you imagine what life would be like with penis on back?
>>5
Like, sitting on a chair and getting a hard on. That'd look awkward. Until it falls down you'll have to be leaning with a thing sticking out your backside.
Here's how I imagine him as a teenager, doing you-know-what:
http://henrysthoughts.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/baloo21.jpg
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_dRCn6Dyf_LU/SzX7MQQ21UI/AAAAAAAAFO4/oPJ_b9a1t1s/1261828498194608453
© REUTERS
How does this make you feel Japan?
Go to meiwasuisan.com and hone your photo-collage skill with them.
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