Japanese Behaviour In Suicide 'Vile' Says China

The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 12-30-2005 | Peter Goff

[blam]

Heating up.

[Williams]

The more and louder the ChiComs express angry indignation, the more you have them dead to rights. Always has been that way. They really show their ugly side, very much like the absurd pronouncements of Bagdhad Bob. Don't ever take their BS seriously, they will be strangling you to death while you apologize.

[Sun]

China is a communist country and would love to take Taiwan, and then Japan, and then, who knows?

In the meantime American dollars are making China's military stronger and stronger.

[kcar]

So the Ex-Pres travels to China, gets honey-trapped, and gives away missile technology. But hey, it's just sex, right?

[manwiththehands]

Exactly. I don't know who's BS stinks more. The ChiComs or the 'Rats.

[CarrotAndStick]

So, what says you?

[Gordongekko909]

Don't forget Castro and Chavez.

[Leo Carpathian]

The diplomat, who was 46, reportedly hanged himself in the Japanese consulate in May last year, saying in a note that he would rather die than betray his country.

Hey BJ Klintoon, Sunday Burglar, leaky NY Slimes - got any guts left? Show some honoooorrrr!

[Bogey78O]

When you're guilty of a crime always express outrage at the slander of your "good" name.

[ConservativeChinese]

The Rats' BS stinks more, because the Rats are in America.
BS in a decent place certainly stinks more than BS in a hellhole. I came from that hellhole, BTW.

[Gordongekko909]

Quagmire says: "I've never been with a Spanish chick before. O-lay!"

[Riley]

The diplomat, who was 46, reportedly hanged himself in the Japanese consulate in May last year, saying in a note that he would rather die than betray his country.

Sounds like the operative had this diplomat in an untenable position. Give us what we want, or we'll reveal (whatever it was). Suicide is what it is, but this is actually (dare I say it?) rather honorable. I wonder how many in our Congress would, under identical circumstances, pay the ultimate price for ensuring the security of national secrets?

True- he never should have gotten himself in this perdicament to begin with- but stuff happens. And yes, he probably screwed his family over with this. But one so seldom sees a hard-case in national government with this much devotion to one's country.

[308MBR]

I'm glad to have you here with us!

Watergate was NOT Nixon's biggest mistake. Going to China and halfheartedly abandoning Taiwan is the biggest mistake this country has EVER made.

[Gordongekko909]

Dick Morris can be Clinton's second (I'm sure Morris would get a kick out of that), Hillary can be Burger's, and as for the entire staff of the NYT... ooh, tough one. Any suggestions?

[Riley]

The more and louder the ChiComs express angry indignation, the more you have them dead to rights.

'Innocence seldom issues outraged shreiks of indignation...', or however it goes.

[Ma3lst0rm]

The Chinese are just upset. They lost their Japanese Banana.

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[Williams]

cute

[DTogo]

The reports said that Chinese agents had pressurised the diplomat into leaking a report and divulging Japan's encryption systems.

Most Japanese diplomats come with a label: "Do not exceed 15 psi."

Japan * ping * (kono risuto ni hairitai ka detai wo shirasete kudasai : let me know if you want on or off this list)

[dennisw]

I have an immense loathing for the ChiComs. I believe the Japanese on this one. Laughable to see the Chinese commies try to bluster their way through this. Damn commie robots

[lesser_satan]

Thanks for the ping.