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king kakipi · Joined: 16 Feb 2004 Posts: 353 Location: Australia

Must be a misprint.......today`s Daily Yomiuri tells me that "Japanese crimes abroad hit record high in 2003". To paraphrase, crimes allegedly committed by Japanese abroad rose 19.9% whilst crimes where Japanese were victims dropped 12%. Therefore, Ishiharachan, are we to be worried about being victims of crime by `gaijin Japanese` when we return to our `home` countries? Or should Japanese people overseas feel more secure as they are now less likely to be a victim of crime? Seems at odds with your xenophobic rants and claims Ishiharachan, so, err....., eeto......, PLEASE EXPLAIN, Ishiharakun!!

migo · Joined: 04 Jul 2004 Posts: 201

Somehow I get the feeling he doesn't read this board.

king kakipi · Joined: 16 Feb 2004 Posts: 353 Location: Australia

Oh bummer; I guess you're right..............

Mike L. · Joined: 28 Feb 2003 Posts: 519

Notice how he has a tick when he's talking. The way I figure it is all that shochu, cheap smokes long meetings and public appearances spouting of his filthy trap and zero exercise sooner than later he'll burst a blood vessle and become a harmless vegetable!

We can only hope!!!

I'd personally like an explantion as to why Tokyo has filthy streets, no garbbage cans and retard police who don't do much actual policing!etc etc etc ?

king kakipi · Joined: 16 Feb 2004 Posts: 353 Location: Australia

Tonester · Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 11:38 pm Post subject:

I have stated this before in an older thread but the reason why this loser is so popular is because he is saying things said years ago back before WWII. And the worst part is that there is no evidence to back his claims whatsoever and is playing on prejudice and xenophobia to keep his cushy job.

I know that it is not just him; it's other officials too but I wouldn't think he'd look too good in the international forum with his facist views. I'd like to see the scumbag impeached!

BenJ · Joined: 11 May 2003 Posts: 209 Location: Nagoya

appealing to the lowest common denominator is nothing unique to Japan - how about good ol' Pauline Hanson tonester?

Bubba · Joined: 30 Apr 2004 Posts: 34

Amid the controversy about visits to Yasukuni shrine where the remains of war criminals are kept I have a suggestion.

Move them.

Where? Why, we could bury them in Ishihara's back yard - like the dogs they were in life. Then the honorable Governor, the PM and whoever else can visit them and pay their respects any time.

On the Emperor's birthday Ishihara can goose step around in an imperial army and pay Chinese hookers to pretend to be submissive comfort women. And when Alberto Fujimori dies they can bury him there too.

In fact, why wait till he's dead...?

Tonester · Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 2:26 am Post subject:

BenJ:

Pauline Hanson! That certainly brings back memories. The reverse applies because she was popular with the country people and the working class but every other politician was out to get her and in the end she was charged with electral fraud, jailed then released after a successful appeal. Other politicians are not even trying to shut Ishihara up, they support him!

In Australia, the other politicians were doing everything to oust her because they didn't like what she was saying. In Japan, those words coming out of Ishihara's trap are just accepted and that's why he got into power. So BenJ, there is a difference.

Note: I am not openly supporting Pauline Hanson but trying to point out the difference between her and Ishihara.