Posted by Guy on March 24, 2008
Fukuda says military must regain public trust after scandals
A sex pervert, pimp, SM? LMF? A pathological lawbreaker? Have you tried your Prefecture Board of Education? Yes, No? Capable of kissing the American butt without having to come out for air? A right-wing “nutter”? Then you might just have a future in Japan’s Ministry of Scandals. [And don't be put off by what the old stick says. You know the routine!] Report
Then again, perhaps, that is not such a bad thing, given some of the other options!
Cadets, Hip, Hip Whorrey!
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Posted by Guy on June 14, 2007
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Posted by Guy on May 29, 2007
Send your tiny tikes to Okinawa to do some good, Mr. Ando, they will have plenty to retaliate. Why not teach them to protect the chastity of the local damsels in distress, for starters, instead of condoning their antisocial behavior toward friendly foreigners (see previous post).
One recent survey by a school teacher on Okinawa found a third of his female high school students had been sexually molested by U.S. soldiers, a violation U.S. base officers have often dismissed as ‘flirting, because boys will be boys.’
Since the end of WWII, the livelihood and human rights of Okinawans have been violated by high-level noise pollution from military drills, aircraft accidents, environmental destruction, and crimes committed by U.S. military personnel.
One of the worst postwar crimes committed by US military in Okinawa was the 1955 rape and murder of six-year-old Yumiko. The accused, Isaac J. Hart, was not convicted. In 1995 three US servicemen abducted and gang-raped a 12-year-old girl; however, Japan could not try the accused servicemen at the time of the incident because the US-Japan Status of Forces Agreement gave US soldiers immunity from local laws!

Ishiganto stone (Yomitan, Okinawa) is believed to ward off evil spirits! Public domain photo by Wikipedia User:Fg2
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