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bitter anko Takada
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| Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 7:28 pm
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| Quote: | We still visit crappy Japan... We like those hot JP girls 
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How do you feel about the fate that you were born as a white boy in the
world worst uneducated brutal thief country acting an asshole to almost
all over the world? I'm just wondering.
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Gerard
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 7:04 am
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On 4 Oct 2005 06:28:03 -0700, "bitter anko Takada"
<kaz762@hotmail.com> wrote:
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Chairman Mao ??????:
We still visit crappy Japan... We like those hot JP girls :)
How do you feel about the fate that you were born as a white boy in the
world worst uneducated brutal thief country acting an asshole to almost
all over the world? I'm just wondering.
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When you got it you flaunt it.
"A question arises: whether it be better to be loved than feared or
feared than loved? The loved, they are not secured, and in time of
need cannot be relied upon; and men have less scruple in offending one
who is beloved than one who is feared, for love is preserved by the
link of obligation which, owing to the baseness of men, is broken at
every opportunity for their advantage; but fear preserves you by a
dread of punishment which never fails."
We, The United States of America, are to be feared...and that is why
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bitter anko Takada
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| Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 7:04 am
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Gerard ôô のメッセージ:
| Quote: | On 4 Oct 2005 06:28:03 -0700, "bitter anko Takada"
kaz762@hotmail.com> wrote:
Chairman Mao ??????:
We still visit crappy Japan... We like those hot JP girls :)
How do you feel about the fate that you were born as a white boy in the
world worst uneducated brutal thief country acting an asshole to almost
all over the world? I'm just wondering.
When you got it you flaunt it.
"A question arises: whether it be better to be loved than feared or
feared than loved? The loved, they are not secured, and in time of
need cannot be relied upon; and men have less scruple in offending one
who is beloved than one who is feared, for love is preserved by the
link of obligation which, owing to the baseness of men, is broken at
every opportunity for their advantage; but fear preserves you by a
dread of punishment which never fails."
We, The United States of America, are to be feared...and that is why
we couldn't care less what the rest of the world thinks about us.
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It's sometimes expressed as "police". But it's not true. It's actually
a thief because it always only acts for its own benefits no matter what
others think. It never acts for public security or people. It's really
sad and poor that you can never trust anybody, and you can never love
anybody, all the people around you are enemies, and you have to keep
the strength to make them fear all the times. You can never rest and
you have to keep going all the times. It's a tough task indeed.
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Gerard
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 7:01 am
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On 4 Oct 2005 23:01:56 -0700, "bitter anko Takada"
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| Quote: | It's a tough task indeed.
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Yes, but who better than the US to do it -- Big Brother to the world;
we kick your ass then wipe your nose and give you milk and cookies
after you finish crying. |
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Chairman Mao
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 6:15 pm
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How would you feel if I asked for a room USENET donation to expand your ESL
abilities?
"bitter anko Takada" <kaz762@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Chairman Mao ??????:
| Quote: | We still visit crappy Japan... We like those hot JP girls
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How do you feel about the fate that you were born as a white boy in the
world worst uneducated brutal thief country acting an asshole to almost
all over the world? I'm just wondering.
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Chairman Mao
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 6:19 pm
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I thought it was Koreans you paid min wages to?
What is the min wage in Japan?
I thought your country has been in a deflationary (depression) since 1991?
With high energy prices any economic recovery of Japan inc. will be short
lived. Many of your companies are moving overseas, forcing most JP women to
work in the sex industries to support unemployed Japanese men.
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Chairman Mao ??????:
| Quote: | 1.000 DOLLARS AN HOUR = $1 an hour?
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That's the wage of Chinaman like you.
Mistake. Not 1.000, It's 1,000 dollars.
| Quote: | I'll hire you to sweep my floor..
Do you Japanese wear those Army IJA WW2 style hats around in Japan-land?
I have 3 of them and I am trying to start a new fashion trend with them
here
in China.
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It's funny you fuck the japs while millions of Chinamen are working in
Japan for the minimum wage. They commit a lot of crimes too.
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Chairman Mao
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 6:23 pm
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Which century did this happen in?
You sound like a nigger complaining about slavery 300 years ago as the prime
reason you are unemployed, knocked-up Lateesha (Yuki in your case), and have
a crack addiction problem.
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Haga E. Kow ??????:
| Quote: | On 3 Oct 2005 22:17:45 -0700, "bitter anko Takada"
kaz762@hotmail.com> wrote:
Haga E. Kow ??????:
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???what do you want to say?
| Quote: | Hey, Juan Valdez has done that for decades and he isn't
bitching -- why should you be bitch.
Unfortunately the japs are civilized people and they do not adopt the
savages' standard of living. It's a huge crime that those savages in
Brazil fooled the japs and then imprisoned them into ultra filthy
uncivilized camps. Thousands of the japs died due to the unbelievably
filthy living condition there without getting any medical service.
Simply there was no medical equipment. The savage Juan Valdez did it
for decades, but it's because he is the uncivilized westerner that is
used to that kind of uncivilized living condition. It's too poor for
the standard of the japs. Being in Japanese prisons are hundred times
better than living in the dirty Brazil. Brazil is even worse than
Canada or South Africa, I guess.
Anyway, the government of Brazil was hiding all those facts of ultra
low living standard and slave work, then they recruited immigrants from
Japan. And this act is merely a scam and slave hunting. They officially
fooled the Japanese government and hunted thousands of the japs openly
so Brazil must be nuked in future. I heard that the fucking slaver
country Brazil also did those scams to Germans and Italians, so they
may join Japan to nuke Brazil. I think some jap will nuke it anyway,
and punish all those Portuguese slavers in future. Portuguse are the
worst brutal animals in this Globe. They even abducted thousands of jap
girls in the medieval era to sell them to the whore houses in their
colonies. They have to get punished for what they have done in the past.
JOINT COMMUNIQUE BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL
(Brasilia, September 16th)
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???what do you want to say?
Brazil surely cowardly took advantage of the japs especially Okinawans
and Hokkaidoites. The japs needed place to immigrate but N. America
refuzed so Japan had to develop Manchuria. This historical fact is
still affecting a lot to Japanese society today.
| Quote: | 1. At the invitation of the President of the Federative Republic
of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the Prime Minister of Japan,
Junichiro Koizumi, paid an official visit to Brazil from September
14th to 16th .
2. Prime Minister of Japan visited Sao Paulo on September 14th
and 15th , during which time he was greeted by the Governor of State
Geraldo Alckmin and met representatives from the Japanese-Brazilian
community.
3. On September 16th, Prime Minister of Japan was welcomed by
President of the Federative Republic of Brazil and attended a summit
meeting, when they held a warm and wide-ranging exchange of views on
the current state of the bilateral relations as well as on global
issues.
4. Both leaders, recalling over one hundred years of friendship
and cooperation, expressed their strong determination to strengthen
overall bilateral ties. They reviewed the political, economic and
human links that lie at the foundation of the Brazil-Japan relations,
and reaffirmed to make efforts to further intensify them.
5. Both leaders considered the importance of the exchange of
high-level visits between both countries. President of the Federative
Republic of Brazil underscored the high relevance of the visit of
Prime Minister of Japan to Brazil. Prime Minister of Japan extended
his invitation to President of the Federative Republic of Brazil to
visit Japan at a time of mutual convenience. President of the
Federative Republic of Brazil accepted the offer with satisfaction.
6. Both leaders praised the contribution made by the Japanese
immigration to Brazil since 1908 and affirmed their determination to
celebrate the Centennial Year in 2008 as the "Japan-Brazil Exchange
Year". They also decided to establish a "Japan-Brazil Council for 21st
Century", in order to present recommendations on the future
opportunities for further deepening bilateral ties.
7. Prime Minister of Japan thanked the warm welcome received by
the Japanese immigrants to Brazil through all these years. President
of the Federative Republic of Brazil also expressed his gratitude for
the friendly way the Brazilian community was given the opportunity to
contribute to the further development of the Japanese economy and
society in recent decades.
In this regard, both leaders shared the view that human ties
played a vital role in deepening friendship and mutual understanding
between the two countries. They acknowledged that labor, education,
welfare and transport links are crucial elements to enhance synergic
forces in bilateral relations.
8. Both leaders confirmed that the political relationship should
be further strengthened, and welcomed the progress of the
inter-governmental consultations on political and economic issues
between Japan and Brazil as well as between Japan and Mercosur. They
also shared the view that it would be important to enhance such
consultations, promote the increased exchange of high-ranking visits
including ministerial ones, and increased interaction not only at the
governmental level but also at the parliamentary level.
9. Both leaders reached a common recognition that it is timely to
revitalize the economic and commercial relations between the two
countries. Both leaders decided to work together between both
governments and private sectors to explore ways to revitalize economic
relations between Japan and Brazil and also between Japan and
Mercosur. In this regard, they looked forward to a successful outcome
of the next meeting of the Japan-Brazil Economic Committee to be held
next year in Japan.
10. Both leaders shared the view that synergic and complementary
aspects of both economies entail important opportunities to give new
vigor to Japanese-Brazilian relations. In this regard, they
acknowledged with satisfaction the important contribution of the
Japanese cooperation to strategic Brazilian projects in the fields of
energy, raw material resources, infrastructure, environment and food
security. They also noted the important opportunities created by both
countries for future cooperation projects.
11. Both leaders reaffirmed the importance of the bilateral
technical cooperation program and gladly approved the successful
outcome of the sixteenth meeting on this matter held in Tokyo last May
27-28. They emphasized the importance of bilateral projects and
programs, as well as of those related to third parties. They expressed
satisfaction for current cooperation endeavors for the region of Latin
America and Africa.
12. Both leaders, acknowledging that cultural and personal
exchanges play an important role in advancing mutual understandings
between the peoples of Japan and Brazil, decided to do even more to
promote these exchanges. In this context, both leaders expressed their
intentions to work together on events such as the 2008 Japan Art
Exposition in Brazil. Also, taking into account the critical role to
be played by young generation in the future bilateral relationship,
Prime Minister of Japan expressed his intention to invite more than
1,000 Brazilian students and youth to Japan over the course of the
next five years under various exchange programs, and President of the
Federative Republic of Brazil welcomed it.
13. Both leaders shared the understanding that it is of great
importance to enhance the effectiveness and credibility of
multilateral institutions, especially the United Nations and its
Security Council, particularly through expanding the membership of the
Security Council, both in permanent and non-permanent categories.
Japan and Brazil, based on the firmly-shared recognition that
both countries are legitimate candidates for a permanent seat at the
UNSC, and in light of the current reality of the international system,
will support each other's candidacy in the upcoming reform of the
institution, exert utmost effort and work closely together towards
accomplishing such a reform.
14. Both leaders welcomed the decision made by the WTO General
Council on August 1st. While confirming that maintaining and
strengthening the multilateral trade system was indispensable for the
development of the developing countries and the growth of the world
economy, and recalling the need to display flexibility, constructive
spirit and political will in negotiations, both leaders decided to
work together to ensure productive negotiations in the lead-up to the
sixth ministerial meeting to be held in Hong Kong in December, 2005
and reassured their commitment to a successful conclusion of the Doha
Round through the full implementation of its mandate, which will
significantly facilitate the integration of developing countries in
the multilateral trading system in all relevant fields.
15. Both leaders reiterated their common interest in for the
global environment and their commitment to promote sustainable
development. Noting that climate change is one of the greatest
challenges facing mankind, they stressed the importance of the entry
into force of the Kyoto Protocol and urged all Parties to the UN
Convention on Climate Change that have not yet ratified the Protocol
to do so in a timely manner. They also stressed their satisfaction
with the strengthening of bilateral cooperation on environmental
issues, particularly with initiatives such as the Informal Meeting on
Further Actions against Climate Change, co-chaired by Brazil and Japan
for the second time, in Tokyo on 15 and 16 September.
Both leaders also discussed the importance of Reduce, Reuse
and Recycle ("3 R") and Prime Minister of Japan invited Brazil to
participate in the 3 R Initiative Ministerial Meeting to be held in
Tokyo in April 2005 and President of the Federative Republic of Brazil
would consider this invitation.
Both leaders shared their interest in renewable energies
including bioethanol as one of the measures to prevent global warming.
16. Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the goals of
disarmament and non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and
of their means of delivery. They confirmed their willingness to work
together to this end, inter alia at the 2005 NPT Review Conference,
which will be presided by Brazil, with a view to achieving an outcome
that contributes to the implementation of the Treaty.
17. Both leaders discussed issues of world poverty reduction,
counter-terrorism and other important international issues in order to
address them in a democratic and equitable way.
18. Both leaders concluded their summit meeting reaffirming their
shared commitment to democracy, human rights and free market ideals
which lay at the foundation of both countries.
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 7:48 pm
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My parents would NEVER say that to a non-Chinese Asian but non-Chinese
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bitter anko Takada
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 8:30 pm
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No, I don't want to expand it. I would rather try to expand my ability
of Chinese.
| Quote: | "bitter anko Takada" <kaz762@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1128432483.267515.246980@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
Chairman Mao ??????:
We still visit crappy Japan... We like those hot JP girls :)
How do you feel about the fate that you were born as a white boy in the
world worst uneducated brutal thief country acting an asshole to almost
all over the world? I'm just wondering.
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