Headline only at NHK (9/18/2012, 10:37AM):
海上保安庁に入った連絡によりますと、１８日午前９時半ごろ、沖縄県の尖閣諸島の魚釣島に日本人とみられる２人が上陸したという情報があり、確認を急いでいます。
According to the information obtained by the Maritime Safety Agency, two people considered to be Japanese landed on Uotsurishima Island in Senkaku Island, Okinawa at about 9:30AM on September 18. The Agency is trying to verify the information.
I hope it's Shintaro Ishihara and his son, and I hope they will stay there for good.
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6 comments:
"Now my boy, see why daddy wanted to buy those islands ?"
"Woah chichi-ue, these boat races are much better, much more ekisaitingu. The ones we had on 'peace island' were getting so boring. Can we bet on those too ?"
"You bet ! And we're not dealing with the usual goons for bookies, here. We are in a whole new league !!!!!"
5 exclamations mark, the sure sign...
Yeh, monday was off, that was cool. But probably, many clueless idiotic idle minds had too much time to think, including me. Shall we relocate Gundam from Odaiba to Senkaku to frighten the chinese boats ? Or the FujiTV HQ maybe (it looks like an inside-out npp reactor... but we still love you Kenzo) ?
Hehehehe... very good, JA. Heiwajima boat race...
Anyone else see this a great opportunity for the Japanese government to distract people's attention from the Fukushima disaster, the burning of debris and the spread of contamination?
Rather their boat get capsized on the way so they can dance with the lowly jellyfish...
Clarification: I was referring to Ishihara and his son getting capsized.
And yes, it's very obviously a distraction. The same old techniques for controlling the masses.
I don't think they realize that radioactive contamination doesn't give a flying fuck about who owns the Senkaku Islands.
Storing dangerous highly active political waste on islands would indeed seem a good idea.
But I'd suggest a better (Mafia proven) concrete containment, as just dropping the waste on the island shore seems to be insufficient. See the disastrous Elba incident. ;-)
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