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Earlier(2016): Japan Fighting Back Against Attempts To Make It ”Nation Of Immigrants” As Globohomo aka the Global American Empire aka the Potomac Regime’s world order crashes and burns under the weight of the Ukraine war, the Russo-China alliance, Saudi-Iranian rapprochement, and the rise of international trade in reais, rubles, rupees, and renminbi, it faces another... Read More
See, earlier(2003): The New York Times Says Japan Needs Immigrants. The Japanese Politely Disagree by Jared Taylor The British Broadcasting System (BBC) has struck again in its ongoing War On Japan. Thoroughly modern Englishman Rupert Wingfield-Hayes [Tweet him] BBC’s man in Tokyo, ungraciously attacked his long-time hosts and the Japanese people, all because, we are... Read More
Earlier (2003) The New York Times Says Japan Needs Immigrants. The Japanese Politely Disagree Most people visit or move to Japan because the country and its people fascinate them, and they don’t judge them for being, well, Japanese. Not so with Julian Ryall a free-lancer, correspondent for The [UK]Telegraph and the South China Morning Post,... Read More
I like Pachelbel's Canon in D. Sure it's overplayed, but I like it, so I was stirred to action after hearing Prof. Greenberg pass some mildly snarky comments about it in one of his lectures. The precise action I was stirred to was, I used the Canon for sign-off music in my August 23rd podcast.... Read More
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There is a striking long essay on Japan in the current (Fall 2017) issue of American Affairs by Asia scholar Michael Auslin. It opens with some lines from an eighth-century Japanese poem: Auslin then proceeds via a historical account of Japan’s sense of nationhood to some remarks comparing present-day Japan’s “exclusionary nationalism” with the rising... Read More
With a hat tip to the Human Stupidity blog, I have just been watching the BBC documentary “No Sex Please, We’re Japanese.”It’s a one-hour program broadcast in Britain last fall in which a reporter visits Japan to do a quick run around the place touching all cultural bases. In what follows I tag quotes from... Read More