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Why Men Fail
By DAVID BROOKS
Published: September 10, 2012

But, in her fascinating new book, “The End of Men,” Hanna Rosin posits a different theory. It has to do with adaptability. Women, Rosin argues, are like immigrants who have moved to a new country. They see a new social context, and they flexibly adapt to new circumstances. Men are like immigrants who have physically moved to a new country but who have kept their minds in the old one. They speak the old language. They follow the old mores. Men are more likely to be rigid; women are more fluid

女性のほうが適応力があって成功している、というのだが、ここで、男性を古い観念にしがみつく移民、女性を新しい環境に適応する移民と比較している。

このマッチョで、古い観念にしがみついているのが、ニフコ　Japan Times 有道軍団といえよう。




'Moving to Sweden doesn't mean winning the romance lottery'
Published: 11 Sep 12

I’m not going to lie – when I moved to Europe from the United States almost three years ago, I was convinced that my love life would change dramatically.

Maybe this was too idealistic of me, or far too romantic, but given my penchant for foreign men (which all started at the age of twenty when I fell madly in love with an Australian whilst studying abroad for a semester in London), I secretly figured that my fleeting romances with handsome foreigners stateside would immediately turn into meaningful, long-lasting relationships if I just lived overseas.



I honestly think it’s because the men that I date here in Europe always see me as the “foreigner.”

This is by far the most frustrating and ironic thing I’ve come to realize about living abroad, especially when it involves relationships. It doesn’t matter how many years I spend abroad or if I learn the language of my host country to the point of fluency – I'll still be forever labelled as an outsider.

どこの国に行っても外人は外人なのか、それとも、どこの国に行っても、同じようなことをぶうたれているアメリカ人がいるのか？


School: German children cannot learn Turkish
Published: 11 Sep 12 16:03 CET

A six-year-old German girl who said she wanted to learn Turkish with her school friends has been told the classes were “only for foreigners”, a newspaper reported on Tuesday.

ドイツ　言語要件



Will Vietnam Become SE Asia’s Greece? By Luke Hunt
September 11, 2012


ベトナムがギリシャと同じ憂き目に？

Government finally admits that 9/11 toxins caused cancers
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Published: 11 September, 2012

Twelve months ago, Dr David Prezant of the New York City Fire Department published findings culminated from his own research that revealed that firefighters that were exposed to the dust and smoke that came from the collapse of the Twin Towers have a 19 percent higher risk of getting various types of cancer than colleagues that were not assigned to Ground Zero.
Cancer-causing toxins ― including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, polychlorinated biphenyls and dioxins ― have all been found in tests conducted at Ground Zero. In his findings, Dr. Prezant explicitly writes. “This study clearly shows World Trade Center exposure in these firefighters led to an increase in cancer.”

Fox News’ war on Muslims
Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity have stoked Islamophobia -- and encouraged right-wing ignorance
BY NATHAN LEAN

Fox News, the American television station that brands itself as “fair and balanced,” is the epitome of this relationship. It has been, for the better part of the last decade, at the heart of the public scare-mongering about Islam, and has become the home for a slew of right-wing activists who regularly inhabit its airwaves to distort the truth to push stereotypes about Muslims.

Ｆｏｘ　の批評だが、しかし、アメリカの左翼メディアも固定観念を撒き散らしているわけだが、それには気づかない。

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A Terrifying Way to Discipline Children
By BILL LICHTENSTEIN
Published: September 8, 2012

IN my public school 40 years ago, teachers didn’t lay their hands on students for bad behavior. They sent them to the principal’s office. But in today’s often overcrowded and underfunded schools, where one in eight students receive help for special learning needs, the use of physical restraints and seclusion rooms has become a common way to maintain order.
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It’s a dangerous development, as I know from my daughter’s experience. At the age of 5, she was kept in a seclusion room for up to an hour at a time over the course of three months, until we discovered what was happening. The trauma was severe.

アメリカ　教育法　問題点


City struggles to fire teacher for 'racial abuse'
Published: 10 Sep 12 10:37 CET

A German teacher being investigated for calling a student a nigger has been shifted around from school to school for at least 12 years because his racism upsets parents – but authorities are struggling to fire him.

ドイツ　黒人蔑視教師　処分困難



Police warn of neo-Nazi terror assassins
Published: 9 Sep 12 10:48 CET

A secret report from Germany’s police warns of neo-Nazi attacks, even assassination attempts, on foreigners, prominent politicians and police officers.

ドイツ　ネオナチ　極右



The Rising East: U.S. Should Insist That Japan And South Korea Make Up
By Richard Halloran

via mozu


かなり傲慢。こんなことしたら、アメリカは日韓両国を失いかねない。