判決後、中国はフィリピン政府に対して判決を無効とすることに同意したうえでの話し合いを求めている。フィリピンのドゥテルテ大統領は、「和解したいなら、フィリピンに有利な条件を持ってこい」と強気の姿勢を見せているが、いずれ話し合いに応じるのではないか。ドゥテルテ大統領は「麻薬密売人を射殺した警察官に報奨金を支払う」などと過激な発言するリーダーで、「フィリピンのドナルド・トランプ」と言われている。ドゥテルテ大統領は母方の祖父が中国系で中国と近い。彼の政治姿勢からすれば中国を牽制しつつ交渉に応じて、金で解決する可能性は少なくない。すなわち「売る」か、「使用料」を取って中国に貸し付けるのだ。金に糸目はつけない中国も平気で乗ってきそうで、「当事者同士で解決できたから」と判決をなし崩しにしようとするだろう。
The Republican senator gave up his dual citizenship months after first learning he was a Canadian citizen
Texas Senator (and possible 2016 presidential hopeful) Ted Cruz has formally given up his Canadian citizenship, about nine months after learning he had it.
While at home in Houston on Tuesday, Cruz was notified by mail that the renunciation became official on May 14, The Dallas Morning News reports.
“He’s pleased to receive the notification and glad to have this process finalized,” spokeswoman Catherine Frazier said.
Cruz intended to give up his Canadian citizenship, which was not a secret, after The Dallas Morning News first brought it to his attention — to the surprise of him and his family — last August.
“Nothing against Canada, but I’m an American by birth and as a U.S. senator, I believe I should be only an American,” said Cruz, who was born in the Canadian province of Alberta, at the time.
Like U.S. law, Canadian law dictates that anyone born in Canada becomes a Canadian citizen automatically. Babies born in non-U.S. countries to at least one American parent are entitled to American citizenship as well. The U.S. Constitution requires presidents to be “natural born” citizens, which is commonly believed to include Americans born with the right to citizenship, even if they were not born on American soil specifically.
やつはカナダから来たんだ、カナダ国籍があること知らんかったってさ、
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Cruz did not renounce his Canadian citizenship as a US Senator- only when he started to run for #POTUS. He could be Canadian Prime Minister.
議員のときはカナダ国籍放棄しておらんかったんや、大統領に候補してはじめて放棄したんや。カナダの首相になってたかもしれへんで
They either tried, or were pressured, to give up their Japanese identities to become more fully American. A first step was often adopting the American nicknames given them when their Japanese names were deemed too hard to pronounce or remember. Chikako became Peggy; Kiyoko became Barbara. Not too much thought went into those choices, names sometimes imposed in an instant by a U.S. officer organizing his pool of typists. My mother, Hiroko Furukawa, became Susie.
How did it feel to be renamed for someone in the man’s past, a distant relative or former girlfriend? My mother said she didn’t mind, and others said it made their lives easier to have an American name.
There was, of course, bad behavior. A woman remembers seeing GIs in a train station with watches up and down their arms, taken from Japanese men. Others I spoke to witnessed physical abuse of Japanese civilians.
“We didn’t care about yesterday or tomorrow because we found out that everything we believed in wasn’t true and we just lived for today — fun, fun fun!” That’s how Hiroko once described herself to her eldest daughter, Charmaine Roberts.
The young women were ill-prepared for their lives in the United States. As one family liked to joke, their mother went from life in Tokyo with a maid to life in Florida with an outhouse. And women who married black GIs entered an America segregated to a degree they did not imagine.
“My husband told me about it. He mentioned to me before I left Japan,” said Chizuko Watkins, 88, of Los Altos Hills, Calif. “He told me when you go to the States, you see something, funny things like that.” But she didn’t think much about it until she traveled by train to meet her husband in Atlanta, where she unknowingly checked into a “white” hotel and her husband, Clifford, couldn’t join her, or even meet her there.
The Japanese war brides were determined to raise what they imagined were all-American children. And they did. Their children are American, and they have little connection to Japan. Most do not have Japanese names.
My mother didn’t speak Japanese to us. Very few war brides used Japanese at home. Their husbands didn’t want them to, fearing it would become a shared language that excluded them. And the women viewed it as counterproductive to their efforts to become real Americans and to have their children be seen the same as other kids.
Some of their children who later learned Japanese or who were able to spend time in Japan found it gave them unexpected insights into their mothers.
She wanted us to succeed because that would mean she succeeded. That was extremely important to her. She said she didn’t want people to say, “Look what happens when a Japanese comes to this country.”
OECD（経済協力開発機構）による国際比較では、日本は所得再分配後においても格差が比較的大きい部類に入ります。また日本の格差が大きいのは以前から同じであり、今に始まったことではありません。日本は貧富の差が少ない平等な国だといわれてきましたが、それは自分達だけが思っているイメージに過ぎなかったようです。
Anti-Muslim hate crimes reported in California rose 122% between 2014 and 2015, according to a recent analysis by Cal State San Bernardino researchers.
The report by the Cal State San Bernardino Center on Hate & Extremism found that 18 anti-Muslim crimes were reported in California in 2014, while 40 anti-Muslim crimes were reported last year.
The increase followed what appeared to be a national surge in anti-Muslim crimes that further accelerated after the San Bernardino terror attack in December 2015, and a call by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to bar Muslims from entering the U.S., according to researchers.
@Jacqueline_ani Jacqueline＠桜ジャージ応援さんが堀 茂樹をリツイートしました
内容の正確さや整合性より、ポンポンと反応して尺内を乗り切るのがテレビの世界では正しい。彼女はそこで頭角をあらわした人です。わたしは国籍問題には多分に同情してるのですが、受け答えの結果嘘付きと指弾されてしまったのは、この「癖」のせいで彼女自身が呼び込んだんだものと思ってます。
@hori_shigeki 堀 茂樹さんがPantheraをリツイートしました
そもそも彼女には「一貫した考え」がないのだと思いますよ。日本の大政党は総裁選・代表選で、１～２時間の演説すら課さないし、ガチンコの突っ込んだ論戦もやらないので、蓮舫さんレベルでも極端にはボロが出ない。悲壮感出して「しっかりと頑張らせていただきたい！」とか言っておけば済むわけでね。堀 茂樹さんが追加
Panthera @mement_mori_xx
同感。政策の全体像とか国家観とか一貫した考えを感じたことが一度もない。いつも切れっ端。 https://twitter.com/hori_shigeki/status/778715431917846532 …
代表選に出馬した玉木雄一郎前国対副委員長には幹事長代理、前原陣営に付いた山尾志桜里前政調会長には国民運動局長のポストを与えている。玉木氏は昇格だが、山尾氏にとっては降格人事というところがミソだ。ちなみに山尾氏が「保育園落ちた日本死ね！！！」のブログを国会で取り上げて有名になり、岡田前代表によって政調会長に抜擢された時、蓮舫氏はライバル心をむき出しにしたと言われている
あいつらは左翼だから「多様性」、「多様性」って言うんだよ……というような言葉をよく耳にするが、この事の奇妙奇天烈さには気づいておいたほうがよい。本当に左翼なら譲れないのは「機会の平等」「法の前の平等」という人為であって、自然の所与である「多様性」は伝統的には右翼の価値なんだから。
“I want America to stop the war. At least if they can’t stop the war, they can stop selling weapons to Saudis,” she urged
"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
@iMcLOVIN7 McLOVINさんがCatNAをリツイートしました
「アイデンティティ至上主義」、これ、めっちゃ大事。日本以外では当たり前のことなのに、日本ではまったく無視されている。アメリカでは市民権付与は国旗、国家に忠誠を誓う大切な儀式。日本は官報で報告だけ。忠誠を誓えない人間が帰化している。
.@CatNewsAgency 在日が戦後数十年間、同化できなかったのは60万人も残ったから。ドイツのシリア難民100万人も同じケース。一度に大量の民族が住み着くと独自のコミュニティを作ってしまい同化しない。移民を受け入れるなら数百人ずつ受け入れて社会に同化させ忠誠を持たせること
