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Islands apart
There is more than meets the eye to the countries’ tense stand-off
Sep 15th 2012 | TOKYO

どんなど素人が書いているのか知らないが、最近のeconomistの日本記事は不勉強、不正確な記事ばっかじゃないのかな？


英米が嫌われるのは政府のやっていることに対する反感もあるが、しかし、こうした無知、怠慢、傲慢ジャーナリストが多い、ということも一因にあるのではないかな。

hikosaemon

The Economist here is suggesting that the Senkaku dispute is really motivated by marine resources and EEZ's, which it is at some level. But It talks about Okinotorishima for some reason I can't fathom in the context of disputes (the Senkaku islands are not at risk of sinking last I heard, although I wish they would), and even coming back to the islands at hand and potential natural gas reserves and such, even if they found a Saudi type Oil Field under these islands, it would still not compare to the economic value of existing trade between China and Japan. The dispute is motivated almost entirely by modern Chinese historical revisionism and nationalism that considers demonization of Japan a pillar of the legitimacy of communist party rule of China. 40 years ago when Japan and PRC established relations, Deng Xiaoping said openly the boundary dispute should never affect relations. It only is now because the PRC has educated its population for the last 40 years that Japan's occupation of those islands is based on an evil wrong perpetuated against China by Japan in the 19th century that they are now unable to back down from or contradict. The essence of this problem is not fish or gas. It is Chinese national pride, and that is why it cannot be resolved, given that Japan's sovereignty over those islands is legal and valid under international law

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China痴 missing VP resurfaces in state media
Xi Jinping, country's leader-in-waiting, is quoted by state-run newspaper after being unseen and silent for 13 days.
Last Modified: 13

習さん、どこにいるのかね？やられちゃったのか？


Chinese ships breach Japan’s naval border
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Published: 14 September, 2012


中国の監視船6隻、尖閣周辺の領海に侵入＝海上保安庁
2012年 09月 14日


やくざなことやってやがる。



Libya consulate attack came after militants joined protesters, say witnesses, officials

リビア大使殺害

偶発的に殺害はできまい。



Libya attack: Who's behind the inflammatory YouTube video?
An Egypt mob and a Libya attack are thought to have been sparked by a virulent anti-Islam YouTube video. But who was behind that amateurish video remains a mystery.


By Gloria Goodale, Staff writer / September 12, 2012

“This has all the earmarks of being heavily orchestrated,” says Nasser Weddady, civil rights outreach director for the American Islamic Congress.

“There are extremist groups, funded by among others, the Saudis, who deliberately set out to inflame these kinds of extremist sentiments,” he says. He points to the fact that the trailer sat unnoticed on YouTube for nearly two months, until the eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States.

THURSDAY, SEP 13, 2012 09:00 AM +0900
Hollywood of hate
The film that set off deadly riots has plenty of peers. Welcome to the Islamophobic entertainment industry
BY MATT DUSS

The film – which, Bacile claimed, cost $5 million and was financed by more than 100 Jewish donors, though neither has been verified – shares ideas with a growing transnational movement that preaches hatred of the Islamic faith and seeks to exacerbate tensions between Islam and the West.

Bacile himself acknowledged this goal in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, saying that it was intended to showcase his view of Islam as a hateful religion. “Islam is a cancer,” Bacile said. “The movie is a political movie. It’s not a religious movie.”

あのモハメッド動画の背景について。いろんな説があって、まだ、憶測の段階。

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反米デモ 中東・アジアで拡大
9月14日 5時56分

(CBS News) President Obama on Wednesday morning said that the United States will work with the Libyan government to bring to justice the attackers who killed four Americans in Libya overnight, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens.

"We will not waver in our commitment to see that justice will be done," Mr. Obama said from the White House rose garden. "Make no mistake, justice will be done."

Stevens and three other Americans were killed in an attack by Muslim protesters on the U.S. consulate compound in Benghazi, the U.S. government confirmed Wednesday.

Mr. Obama said he has ordered heightened security at all U.S. diplomatic offices around the world in the wake of the attack, as well as protests in Cairo on Tuesday. Both incidents were sparked by hardline Muslims protesting a film made in the U.S. that insults the Muslim prophet Muhammad.

The United States, the president said, is "a nation that respects all faiths. We reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others." However, he added, "There is absolutely no justification for this type of senseless violence. None. The world must stand together to unequivocally reject these brutal acts."
Mr. Obama said that many Libyans have already joined the U.S. in condemning the violence and noted that Libyan security personnel fought back against the attackers alongside Americans. Libyans also helped some American diplomats find safety and carried Stevens' body to the hospital where he died.

"This attack will not break the bonds between the United States and Libya," Mr. Obama said.

In separate remarks at the State Department, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reiterated the administration's assertion that its relations with Libya will remain stable.

"The friendship between our countries, born out of shared struggle, will not be another casualty of this attack," she said. "A free and stable Libya is still in America's interests and security, and we will not turn our backs on that."

September 12, 2012 10:53 AM
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Obama on Libya attack: "Justice will be done"

オバマ大統領の演説は申し分ない。完璧。


もっとも、

President Obama has vowed to 'bring justice' to those who killed the US ambassador and three other embassy personnel in Libya. Military forces are being positioned.http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Military/2012/0913/How-would-the-US-pursue-justice-in-Libya

仮に軍事力にものをいわそう、というのなら、また、反発を食らうことは必至。

ただ、国際正義はこうしたゲバルトによって支えられていることも認識しておく必要はある。

冒頭の蔓延するデモに関していえば、全く的はずれだ。

一個人の表現行為が憤慨すべきものだとしても、それが表現の範囲内であれば、許容されるのが、民主主義社会である。その表現行為に抗議するのも、自由だが、しかし、それは当該個人に平和的にすべきであって、政府にするのは民主主義をやめろ、と言っているようなものだ。

アラブ諸国がいまだその点について理解がないなら、残念なことである。



Turmoil Over Contentious Video Spreads


しかし、なんで、冒頭のようにこんなにデモが広がっているのか？


イスラム教徒についてよくわからないので、断定できないが、あのつまらないビデオに一因がないとはいえない。

しかし、それ以上に、日々、反米意識がこうした地域に潜在していたわけであろう。

それを英語圏のジャーナリストは常日頃見逃している。彼らの大半は、欧米中心主義者、人種差別主義者であり、２重基準を使って報道していることにまったく無自覚なのだ。

中国での暴行を許すな

麺かけられ・眼鏡割られ…上海で日本人暴行続発

　【上海＝関泰晴】中国・上海の日本総領事館は１３日、日本政府が沖縄県の尖閣諸島の国有化を決定して以降、上海市内で日本人が中国人から暴行を受けるケースが続発し、少なくとも４人が負傷したと明らかにした。


　同総領事館ではホームページを通じ、在留邦人や日本人旅行者に注意を呼びかけている。

　ホームページなどによると、上海の繁華街を歩いていたところ、「お前は日本人か」と声をかけられ、突然、足を蹴られて打撲傷を負うケースがあった。

　このほか、〈１〉深夜に食事中、中国人に因縁をつけられ暴行を受けた〈２〉タクシーで移動中、バイクの運転手が追いかけてきて「乗客を降ろせ」と言われた〈３〉複数人で歩道を歩いていたところ、中国人から「ジャパニーズ」と言われ、１人が麺をかけられてケガを負い、１人が眼鏡を割られ、持ち去られた――などのケースがあったという。

（2012年9月14日07時45分 読売新聞）

デモも不買運動もいいが、しかし、こうした暴行は許すな。

ちゃんと取材して、しっかり、国民に伝え、また、政府に対応をとるように促してほしい。


どうして、マスコミは国民の命より、くだらない国内の政治家の権力争いばっか大騒ぎするのか、そこらへん、よお、わからない。