Archive for June, 2008
Posted by Guy on June 30, 2008
What’s so divine about breeding 9 children like rabbits, and placing Colin Powell’s book on your Church[sic] altar?
We all commit follies and the author is by no means immune to lapses in good judgment. A while ago, while searching for English-speaking kids to befriend his then 3-year-old son, the author and his family inadvertently ended up in a missionary church on an otherwise uneventful Sunday, completely innocently.
It wasn’t a pleasant experience. Witnessing about 50 or so grown ups and their kids chanting biblical propaganda in Japanese, or in any other language, while pretending to do it out of “divine love,” never is!
But the worst was yet to come. First, Gacuette discovered in total horror that the resident missionary, an ex-military personnel, had 9 children. Nine children?
Nine Children!
How does a missionary manage to bring up nine children on what must surely be a puny salary? What extra-curricular activities must he undertake to earn enough money to support such unsustainable, un-ecological and “unholy” lifestyle?
Is the Pentagon Paying the Missionaries in Japan?
With the church selling the family silver to pay the victims of child rape, and settle all other abuse claims against their brothers and fathers, where do the missionaries get their money from? About 99 percent of the missionaries come from military backgrounds. Could it be that the US taxpayer is inadvertently footing the bill [missionaries' salaries, expenses ...] through the US Defense budget? Who is looking anyway?
Colin Powell on the Altar
Then, with another surge of horror, the author discovered a book by Colin Powell, which was prominently displayed on the bookshelf in the congregation area. Gacuette can’t quite recall the title: “How my little lie helped the military commit genocide in Iraq,” “How to kill a million plus ‘ragheads’ in three easy steps,” “How to decimate defenseless people with minimum canon fodder?” Or something along those lines.
Imagine having a Church of Genghis Khan, Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin or Ariel Sharon. Church of George Bush, anyone? What will the Japanese think of next!
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Posted by Guy on June 29, 2008
Posted in China, Hiroshima, Japan, Japanese, Japanese politics, Japanese wars of aggression, Japanese way, Japanifik, Korea, murder, okinawa, politics, rape, war, 日本 | Tagged: attorney, bike shop mechanics, bike tire, bullying, crimes against foreigners, criminal damage, damage report, foreigners in Japan, forensic sciences, free speech, gaijin, human rights, japanese culture of bullying, Korea, organized attack, Paying the price for free speech in Japan, politics, rape, samurai, self-esteem, the myth of Samurai swords, thugs, vandalism, war | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Guy on June 26, 2008
An Early Reflection: Paying the price . . .
See Main Entry: http://japanifik.wordpress.com/2008/06/23/you-do-this-to-the-japanese/
Who did it?
The lowlife thugs who slashed the author’s bike tire were probably the local variety; however, they are too dumb to understand what is written here in English.
Conclusion:
- The event was organized.
- There was more than one thug involved.
- A thug in a position of authority who can read English sanctioned the vandalism.
Consolation:
- The words are mightier than even the myth of Samurai swords.
- The thugs have never won a war [let alone a war of aggression!]
- They let their mask of fear slip revealing to the world their deeply entrenched vulnerabilities characterized by a total lack of self-esteem.
Posted in China, Hiroshima, Japan, Japanese, Korea, free speech, murder, okinawa, politics, rape, war, 日本 | Tagged: free speech, organized attack, Paying the price for free speech in Japan, samurai, self-esteem, the myth of Samurai swords, thugs, vandalism | 2 Comments »
Posted by Guy on June 23, 2008
Would You Do This to the Japanese Living in Your Country?

More Criminal Damage [Again]: Author’s bike tire was slashed.
Civilized people do NOT behave this way; savages do!
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Posted by Guy on June 18, 2008
Has the Southern Baptist mob apologized for the blanket bombing of Japan cities and the mass murder of the Japanese by a prominent church member?
The Duplicity of Baptist Church
“International Mission Board missionaries serving in Japan are asking Southern Baptist churches to pray for the victims of a 7.2-magnitude earthquake that shook northern Japan on June 14.” (Source)
This is the same church whose prominent member, President Harry S. Truman, ordered the nuclear-bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the fire-bombing of Tokyo and numerous other population centers across Japan.
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Posted by Guy on June 18, 2008
Who Said Japan Could Make Quakeproof Buildings or Bridges?
Iwate Quake: Shooting Another Big Hole Through the Myth of Japanese Technological Savvy

A highway bridge lies in ruins in Ichinoseki city, Iwate Prefecture, June 14, 2008. A powerful earthquake rocked rural northern Japan on Saturday, killing 10 people, with another 12 still missing, and injuring about 250 and sparking huge landslides that blocked roads and isolated residents. The 7.2 magnitude [JMA scale] quake struck at 8:43 a.m. (23:43 GMT Friday) in Iwate, a sparsely populated, scenic area around 300 km (190 miles) north of Tokyo, where buildings also shook. REUTERS/KYODO (JAPAN). JAPAN OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN JAPAN. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. See Japanifik Fair Use Notice!
Japans Techno Savvy
Another earthquake, and more lives are lost! The death toll in the Mw6.8 earthquake (7.2 on JMA scale) that hit Iwate (northern Japan) Saturday morning rose to 10 Monday. Another 12 people are still missing (presumed dead), and about 250 injured.
This earthquake like the last major earthquakes in Kobe in 1995, which killed 6,434 and made 500,000 people homeless, and the 2004 quake that struck Niigata prefecture, killing 65 and injuring 3,500 people, Shot a massive hole in the myth of the Japanese technological ability to build quakeproof buildings, bridges … and flowerpots.
Our hearts go to the friends and families of the victims.

The main steam isolation valves, one of a unit of an emergency shutdown system, are seen inside the reactor containment vessel at No. 3 reactor of Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s (TEPCO) Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant in Kashiwazaki July 28, 2007. The TEPCO’s quake-hit nuclear power plant—the world’s largest nuclear power plant—could take longer than a year to resume operations if defects are found in key safety devices, media quoted an expert set to head an investigation team as saying. REUTERS/Issei Kato (JAPAN). Photo may be subject to copyright. See Japanifik Fair Use Notice!
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Posted by Guy on June 14, 2008
Needle found in bread sold at Wakayama supermarket
WAKAYAMA — A needle has been found stuck in bread sold at a supermarket here, police said.
A 69-year-old woman who bought the bread was not injured as she found the needle before eating it. Police are treating the case as forcible obstruction of business.
The woman bought a bag containing five pieces of bread at the Okuwa Supermarket’s Wakayama-Nakanoshima outlet in Wakayama on May 28, and put the bread in her freezer at home, local police said.
After thawing out two of the pieces, she was about eat them on Sunday when she found a needle stuck in one of them, and alerted the store.
The incident has prompted the store to use a metal detector to check if any metal objects are in the bread it sells.
(Mainichi Japan) June 10, 2008
Would you like to baste your bread before eating, or after?
Wakayama Prefecture and the Poisoned Curry
Wakayama is the same backwater prefecture (state) were four people were killed and 63 others injured after eating curry laced with arsenic at a community festival. Masumi Hayashi, the chief suspect, was sentenced to death but she is currently appealing the sentence.
The pot of curry which was served to the residents of Sonobe district, Wakayama, was poisoned with at least 1kg grams of arsenic—enough poison to kill about 100 people on July 25, 1998.
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Posted by Guy on June 11, 2008
An Image of a Mass Murderer

Tomohiro Kato, who killed seven people and wounding a dozen others, is seen in this undated photo released by Kyodo news agency June 9, 2008. Kato, 25, who said he was tired of life went on a stabbing rampage on Sunday in a crowded Tokyo shopping street, knifing passers-by in Akihabara, known of its discount electronics and maid cafes. REUTERS/Kyodo (JAPAN). JAPAN OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN JAPAN.
Tomohiro Kato is the fruit of a repressive system. He is a bad, ugly example, driven to beyond the limits by a bad, ugly and unreasonable system.
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Posted by Guy on June 9, 2008
Japan: A repressed Culture
The SOB said he was tired of life, but instead of doing the usual “honorable thing” he drove a rental truck into a crowd of pedestrians at the crowded Tokyo shopping street in Akihabara, before walking down the street stabbing people.
“I came to Akihabara to kill people,” the attacker as told police. “I am tired of the world. Anyone was OK. I came alone.”

Police and ambulance officers conduct an investigation along a street in Tokyo’s Akihabara shopping and amusement district June 8, 2008. REUTERS/Issei Kato [Image may be subject to copyright. See Fair use Notice!]
“The man jumped on top of a man he had hit with his vehicle and stabbed him with a knife many times,” Kyodo quoted a 19-year-old witness as saying. “Walking toward Akihabara Station, he slashed nearby people at random.”
A Tokyo police spokesman said at least seven people had been killed and 12 wounded.
Witnesses said the rampage ended when an armed policeman confronted the man, who was yelling as he slashed the passers by.
“The rampage came on the seventh anniversary of a massacre at a Japanese primary school, when a knife-wielding janitor and former mental patient killed eight schoolchildren. He was later executed for the killings.” Reuters reported.
Victims of a Dysfunctional Society?
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