発表によると、２日午前９時過ぎ、企画展に展示されている慰安婦を表現した少女像について「大至急撤去しろや、さもなくばガソリン携行缶持って館にお邪魔するので」とのファクスが、会場だった名古屋市東区の愛知県美術館（愛知芸術文化センター内）に届いているのが見つかったという。企画展は３日に中止が発表された。
It appears unlikely that the hibakusha will ever receive an apology from the United States
「エリザベス女王の写真が焼かれたらどう思うか」みたいな問いを立てて、さも賢いことを言ってやったぜと思うような人はピストルズなんて見たことも聞いたこともないんだろうな。
— suzuky (@suzuky) 2019年8月6日
“‘PUNISH THE PUNKS’, ran the headline in Sunday Mirror [June 12, 1977], and the British public took the instruction to heart,” writes Jon Savage in England’s Dreaming: Anarchy, the Sex Pistols, Punk Rock, and Beyond, published in 1991. “The attacks were now not just verbal but also physical.”
Savage continues detailing what happened that night in June: “The first to be victimized was Jamie Reid, the next day [after the ‘Punish The Punks’ headline appeared in the Mirror]: he was attacked just around the corner from his Borough flat and his leg and nose were broken by unknown assailants. The next Sunday (of the second People story) it was the turn of Public Enemy Number One, John Lydon.”
“‘Chris Thomas and I were in the Pegasus, just around the corner from Wessex Studios,’[Rotten] says, ‘and as we left, we were attacked in the car park by a gang of knife-wielding yobs, who were chanting, ‘We love our Queen, you bastard!’ Normally I’d say they were National Front, but a third of them were black. They were just lads out for violence. I got some bad cuts from that. It severed two tendons, so my left hand is fucked forever, and as I’m left-handed, I can’t close the fist properly. I’ll never play guitar: there’s no power to it. I jumped into the car and someone jumped after me with a machete and cut me from there [he points to his thigh about a foot down] . . . to there [his knee]. I had on extremely thick leather trousers at the time, thank fucking God, because it would have ripped the muscle out and now I’d be a one-legged hoppity.'”
The attacks on the Pistols, and punks in general, continued.
“Kim wants to basically remind everyone that he is not going to sit idle when Americans and South Koreas are doing their military exercises,” Andrei Lankov, a North Korea expert at Seoul’s Kookmin University, told Asia Times. “He also wants to exert pressure on South Korea while minimizing the threat to the US. He does not want to excessively annoy them as he needs some cooperation on sanctions and still wants to engage in negotiations.”
“I don’t think he will break the moratorium on nuclear tests or [intercontinental ballistic missile] tests as he doesn’t want to annoy the Americans,” said Andrei Lankov, a North Korea expert at Seoul’s Kookmin University. “It is not a big problem if the attention is not high – they just want to send a signal to show they are unhappy, and that signal had been registered.”
They are not formal allies, but there is going to be a great deal of military cooperation” between Beijing and Moscow in the region, Lankov said, citing tensions between both Washington and Beijing and also Washington and Moscow.
This raises the question of whether the Beijing-Moscow bilateral cooperation against the US and its regional allies is expanding to a trilateral triangle that includes North Korea.
That looks less likely, according to Lankov.
“We are seeing cooperation, but only to a small extent, as North Korea is seen as being unreliable, unpredictable and unruly by both China and Russia,” Lankov said. “There will be occasional opportunistic cooperation on an ad hoc basis with North Korea, but both sides do not trust North Korea, and North Korea trusts nobody.”
김조원 청와대 민정수석<사진>은 5일 "최근 일본이 우리나라를 화이트리스트(수출 심사 우대국)에서 제외하는 등 수출규제를 감행함으로써 이에 대해 범정부적으로 총력 대응하고 있는 엄중한 시기"라며 "국민정서와 배치되는 언동 등 공직자의 심각한 품위 훼손에 대해서도 엄정하게 조치할 예정"이라고 밝혔다.
青瓦台「国民感情と相いれない公職者の言動に厳正措置」 https://t.co/4NQg5vT2A0
— H.S. Kim (@xcvbnm67890) 2019年8月6日
言論の自由が話題になっているが、韓国のそれは急速に北朝鮮化している。日本の優遇措置解除を批判するなど韓国擁護派として知られる津田氏には、日本で被害者を演じるだけでなくぜひ訪韓して警鐘を鳴らして頂きたい。
韓国の異常な「反日運動」には驚くばかり！日本製品を買うな、日本に行くな、というのなら、日本人も韓国製品を買うな、韓国に行くな、韓国料理を食べるな、韓国番組を見るなと言いたい。日本人よ、もっと怒れ！「反韓運動」をすべき！韓国の常軌を逸した形の反日対抗意識を許すなと言いたい。
— デヴィ スカルノ (@dewisukarno) 2019年8月6日
韓国議員が、東京の放射能は基準の四倍！と騒いだところ、実測すると、ソウルは東京の３倍で、『大差なし』という記事健康には影響ないというだけだが、大差はあるだろう。https://t.co/1VL7flxWV4
— buvery (@buvery) 2019年8月6日
日本原子力規制委員会によると、この日午後に東京都内の新宿区、大田区など五つの地点における放射線量の値は、1時間当たり最大で0.036マイクロシーベルト、最低は0.028マイクロシーベルトで、いずれも正常範囲（0.05－0.3マイクロシーベルト）の自然発生する放射線レベル以下だった。ソウル市内とも大きな差はない。同じ時間に韓国の原子力規制機関である原子力安全委員会が測定したデータによると、ソウル市内の大気中における放射線の値は、各区の平均で0.119マイクロシーベルトだった。韓国のある原子力専門家は「平時に0.1マイクロシーベルト前後であれば何の異常もないレベルの濃度」と説明した。ソウルと東京の大気中の放射線量はいずれも問題がないということだ。
別の原子力専門家は「崔議員の発言は、日本政府による無理なオリンピック広報を批判したものという点では理解できる」とコメントした。日本の安倍首相は来年開催される東京オリンピックの際、選手村に福島県産の農産物を使用し、野球とソフトボールの一部を福島郊外で行う考えを表明している。
これに対して米国の時事週刊誌「ザ・ネーション」は「福島原発のある地域で大気中の放射線量を測定したところ、安全基準とされる0.23マイクロシーベルトの2倍となる0.46マイクロシーベルトを記録した」「日本の政治家たちは福島が放射線について安全だと宣伝しているが、実際に現場を訪れた結果はそうではなかった」と指摘した。
We traveled to Fukushima on a bus full of journalists, filmmakers, and activists from around the world. We were accompanied by professor Fujita Yasumoto who carried a dosimeter, a device that charts the levels of radiation. With two hours to drive before hitting Fukushima, his dosimeter read 0.04; anything above 0.23, he told us, was unsafe. The needle jumped further as we approached the nuclear plants and attendant cleanup operations. Outside the Decommissioning Archive Center, it moved into unsafe territory with a 0.46 reading before spiking to a truly alarming 3.77 as we approached Fukushima Daiichi Unit 1 reactor, one of three that melted down. The Olympic torch run is currently scheduled to pass through some of these high-contamination areas.
The scientific studies about how safe Fukishima are at the moment are in great dispute. National travel guides put the area that is unsafe at only 3 percent of the prefecture. However, as Scientific American wrote, “In its haste to address the emergency, two months after the accident the Japanese government raised the allowable exposure from 1 mSv annually, an international benchmark, to 20 mSv.
女王の目をつぶした肖像画のTシャツが土産物屋で売られてたり、それを使ったTシャツを売りまくったデザイナーが国から勲章もらったり…という国は現実に存在してて、イギリスっていうんだけど、国連常任理事国で、一応先進国なんだけど、日本のナショナリストの人にはまったく理解できないんだろうな
— suzuky (@suzuky) 2019年8月6日
His best known works include the Sex Pistols album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols and the singles "Anarchy in the UK", "God Save The Queen" (based on a Cecil Beaton photograph of Queen Elizabeth II, with an added safety pin through her nose and swastikas in her eyes, described by Sean O'Hagan of The Observer as "the single most iconic image of the punk era")
“‘PUNISH THE PUNKS’, ran the headline in Sunday Mirror [June 12, 1977], and the British public took the instruction to heart,” writes Jon Savage in England’s Dreaming: Anarchy, the Sex Pistols, Punk Rock, and Beyond, published in 1991. “The attacks were now not just verbal but also physical.”
Savage continues detailing what happened that night in June: “The first to be victimized was Jamie Reid, the next day [after the ‘Punish The Punks’ headline appeared in the Mirror]: he was attacked just around the corner from his Borough flat and his leg and nose were broken by unknown assailants. The next Sunday (of the second People story) it was the turn of Public Enemy Number One, John Lydon.”
「天皇の写真を焼くのが芸術だというならイギリスでエリザベス女王の写真を焼いて芸術だと言ってみろ」とか息巻いてた人がMr.ビーンでダイアナ妃とチャールズの人形の首を切る回の存在を教えられたら「そんなものは芸術ではない」とキレてて笑い転げた。
— ノザキハコネ (@hakoiribox) 2019年8月6日
suzukyさんがリツイート
The shot of Mr Bean decapitating Princess Diana's picture was cut from later airings following her death in a car crash in 1997.
The Blackadder and Mr Bean star attacked the "creeping culture of censoriousness" which has resulted in the arrest of a Christian preacher, a critic of Scientology and even a student making a joke, it was reported.
He criticised the "new intolerance" as he called for part of it the Public Order Act to be repealed, saying it was having a "chilling effect on free expression and free protest".
Speaking at a press conference in Hiroshima, Abe said South Korea has "unilaterally" breached the accord that settled the issue of compensation for wartime laborers during Japan's 1910-1945 colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula.
"When we think about the current Japan-South Korea relationship, the biggest issue we have is of trust, or whether promises made between states are kept," Abe said.
South Korea has "violated the treaty that served as the basis for us to normalize ties," the prime minister said as he called on Seoul to abide by it "first and foremost."
When asked about decreasing number of Korean tourists, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said, "We have an 11-percent increase in the number of Chinese tourists instead, and also have a two-digit growth rate of tourists from the U.S. and Europe. There will be no big damage."とある。
記者会見する菅義偉官房長官＝３１日午前、首相官邸
菅義偉官房長官は３１日の記者会見で、日韓関係の悪化により韓国で日本への旅行を控える動きが広がっていることに関し、「中国（からの観光客）は１１％以上伸び、アメリカやヨーロッパも二桁伸びている。今年に入っても（訪日外国人の）伸びは続いていることは事実だ」と語った。
金融圏関係者は「佐藤会長が両オーナーに（両国関係は冷え込んでいるが）『心配いらない』という話をした。韓国企業は金利が低い日本の資金を使うのが有利で、日本の（金融会社の）立場でも韓国のように成長の可能性と信頼が高い国が（取引するのに）利益になるため」と伝え
これまで日本の輸出規制が金融レベルの報復措置につながりかねないという一部の懸念が続いた。日系銀行が韓国企業や金融圏に満期延長をせず貸付を回収するならば衝撃は小さくないという心配だった。サムスン電子の李在鎔副会長も先月の日本出張期間に日本の大手金融機関高位関係者らと面談したことが日本メディアに報道された。部品素材の確保に劣らず日本の金融機関の社債支払い保証のような信用供与がサムスン電子には重要な問題であるためだ。
だが日系銀行韓国国内支店の資金回収の動きは現在までない。
