アドベンチャーワールド パンダ 優浜の屋外デビュー その３
激しい訓練やな。
筑波大名誉教授・土本武司 「選挙無効」は行き過ぎてないか
2013.4.12
氏の意見に賛成はしないが、問題点がよく整理されていてわかりやすい。
民主・細野氏「ＴＰＰ、日本はもうカードない」rtg
民主党の細野幹事長は１３日、水戸市で講演し、日本の環太平洋経済連携協定（ＴＰＰ）交渉参加に向けた日米事前協議の合意について、「大きな危機感を感じている。米国側に２枚も自動車と保険という（交渉の）カードを切らされ、米国側から１枚もカードを切らせることなく合意がスタートした。日本はもうカードがない」と述べ、政府の対応を批判した。
（2013年4月13日21時05分 読売新聞）
世間様に公表できない日本が得する裏取引がなかったとすれば、あまりにも馬鹿やなあ。
Ｆ３５、１機１８９億円 米国防予算案で判明 日本は財源難題
2013.4.14
カナダやオーストラリアなど同盟国が軒並み、調達の白紙化や見送りを決めている中、日本政府は日本の会計年度で１２年度に１機１０２億円で計４機、１３年度は１機約１５０億円で２機調達する方針だ。
惰性なのか、なんなのかちょっと理解しにくいところ。
米中、半島の非核化で一致 サイバーめぐり作業部会設置も合意
2013.4.13
半島の非核化はいいが、しかし、米中で米中自身の非核化一致はしないところが、米中のずるいところ。
@akahataseiji
【今日の赤旗】日本維新の会が2013年の収入の94.14％を政党助成金に依存する見込みであることが判明。綱領では「政府の過剰な関与を見直し」「公助がもたらす既得権を排除」をうたう。「自立」を強調し個人や弱者への公助を切り捨てるのが基本姿勢。一方で自らは〝公助〟に丸ごと浸ることに
この批判は筋が通っている。
Bear with a sore head: Champa is the first in the world to undergo brain surgery... because its home country's Buddhist traditions meant it could not be put down
Champa underwent the six hour operation after hydrocephalic diagnosis
Bear was suffering condition which is like a 'constant migraine'
Buddhist tradition in northern Laos prevented animal from being put down
She is now well on her way to recovering, sanctuary has said
By JAMES RUSH
PUBLISHED: 20:49 GMT, 12 April 2013 | UPDATED: 22:18 GMT, 12 April 2013
Bear with a sore head: Champa hailed medical pioneer after becoming first in the world to undergo brain surgery | Mail Online via kwout
水頭症で脳手術をうける熊。普通なら殺されるところだが、仏教国ラオスの不殺生の伝統にしたがった、と
仏教にはすばらしい智慧がたくさんあるが、日本の仏教の大半は葬式と金儲けに専念していて、その堕落振りは見苦しい。
Germany: No lessons learnt from history
Despite a trial against right-wing terrorists, "we are still not discussing racism", writes Zinoun.
Last Modified: 13 Apr 2013 09:30
In Germany, National socialists were able to kill 10 people in different cities between 2000 and 2006 without being stopped by security services. The National Socialist Underground (NSU), a right-wing terror organisation operating within Germany, killed eight men of Turkish origin, one Greek and a German police officer.
Their first victim, Enver Simsek, was a florist who used to buy flowers in the Netherlands every week. He was shot in the face by two gunmen on September 9, 2000. Police suspected his involvement in the drug deals and connected his death to his criminal activities. They never realised that the victim was an innocent citizen - the security forces even ignored the doubts of his family members that right-wing extremists might be behind the murder.
Some more killings followed and one of the guns used to kill Simsek was used in nine more murders, and police suspected the Turkish mafia's hand.
The cases were solved only when police identified three suspects behind the serial murders: Uwe Mundlos, Uwe Bohnhardt and Beate Zschape. However, Mundlos and Bohnhardt were found dead after robbing a bank on November 4, 2011, and Zschape turned herself in on November 11, 2011.
Right-wing organisations continued to kill people and security institutions and government offices did not want to see or recognise them. How can anyone still believe, that we have learnt anything from history?
The media is only reporting the scandal. A debate on racism, related to society as a whole, is not happening. They are not talking about racism. They are not talking about the stereotypes they themselves reinforce. One of the largest selling tabloids in the country, Bild, for example, regularly has racist stereotypes in its headlines. The mainstream media is not reflecting on the serious responsibility of each and every one of us so that no such event gives an opportunity for further growth of hatred and killings, but for peace.
ドイツ、民族派による外国人連続殺人事件 その捜査の過程においても、その後においても、ドイツは口先だけで自国に蔓延する人種差別に直面しておらず、歴史に学んでいない、と。
Merkel said:
"... here in Buchenwald I would like to highlight an obligation placed on us Germans as a consequence of our past: to stand up for human rights, to stand up for rule of law, and for democracy. We shall fight against terror, extremism, and anti-Semitism. And in the awareness of our responsibility we shall strive for peace and freedom, together with our friends and partners in the United States and all over the world."
ただ、日本の政治家にも、この程度のことは口先からすらすら言えるようにしておいてもらいたいものではある。
How the 40-year 'long recession' led to the Great Recession
By 2008, the majority of American workers had already endured a 40-year decline in wages, security and hope.
Last Modified: 12 Apr 2013 08:45
More and more loans
Between 1971 and 2007, real hourly wages in the US rose by only 4 percent. (That's not 4 percent a year, but 4 percent over 36 years!) During those same decades, productivity essentially doubled, increasing by 99 percent. In other words, the average worker's productivity rose 25 times more than his or her pay.
This was, of course, a bonanza for corporations and for the richest Americans. In 1976, the top 1 percent of US families held 19 percent of the country's wealth. By 2000, they held 40 percent of it. In those same years, 58 percent of every dollar of income growth went to the top 1 percent.
There was, however, one small problem: we Americans sell to one another more than 70 percent of what we produce. If the majority of American workers were producing more without earning more, who was going to buy all the stuff?
CEOs and financiers were desperate to answer that question, for during those years of high productivity and low wages, immense profits and "returns" kept accumulating in brokerage accounts and banks. But a bank can't keep its money in the bank. Under the pressure of those swelling piles of capital, the answer they offered to worker-consumers like Duane was: instead of paying you enough to buy what you produce, we'll lend you the money.
First, they loaned for big-ticket items: cars, homes, college educations; then, through credit cards, for everyday household expenses. As we came to realise after the meltdown of 2008, the ultimate Ponzi scheme of the era would involve bundling and reselling mortgage loans made to people who couldn't afford houses in the first place.
生産性はあがっても給料は上がらず、有り余る生産物を購入するために、貧乏人には簡単に借金までさせて、そのあげく、貧富の格差は広がった、と。アメリカ。
North Korea 'will target Japan first': Chilling new warning from rogue communist state as White House insists it does NOT have nuclear powers
White House says state does not have capability to launch nuclear missile
However, defence officials have 'moderate confidence' that North Korea could fire ballistic missile to launch nuclear weapons
U.S. also warns North Korea is 'skating very close to a dangerous line'
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in South Korea Friday, flying in from London G8 Summit
Threat level to 'vital' as communist state's missiles are 'primed and ready'
Pariah state warns Japan Tokyo will be targeted first
Battery of missiles could be fired at South Korea, Japan and U.S.
A former North Korean officer says division among the military is rife
Some foreigners evacuate South Korea after warning from North Korea
By SIMON TOMLINSON, SAM WEBB, TIM SHIPMAN and BETH STEBNER
PUBLISHED: 03:29 GMT, 12 April 2013 | UPDATED: 20:29 GMT, 12 April 2013
日本が北朝鮮からのミサイルを攻撃したら東京を核攻撃するというニュースは英語圏ではまわったが、日本ではきかない。
KCNAで確認できないから、わからないが、仮に、そうしたことが言われていたとして、日本のメディアが報道していなかったとすれば、手落ちであろう。
North Korea nuclear threat: US vows to protect world as John Kerry arrives in Seoul | Mail Online via kwout
North Korea nuclear threat: US vows to protect world as John Kerry arrives in Seoul | Mail Online via kwout
Russia strikes back with Magnitsky list response
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