Japan Today

[Poetic Peter]

Proofs of the fact that


it is utterly impossible to govern a nation without God and the Bible


Scandal #1:

they attempt to pick up a truck

God hates skirt wearing "swingers"

PS: they should be hung

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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It gets worse than that, Brother. Most of them are possessed by demons, and willfully so.

[Poetic Peter]

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See the Japanese in skirts.
Hear their evil-speak in tongues.
Do they have no moral compass?
Evidently

it is utterly impossible to govern a nation without God and the Bible.


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Thank you Brother Zeke for the atrocious find. I suppose this thread will prove a great resource of truth. Perhaps we can do the same sort of thing for Belgium.

[Poetic Peter]

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For a nation that's big on "saving face" they sure do take pains to inflict public humiliations.

Japs are as cruel as constipation...

...and as calculatingly cold as a countdown

[Sister Noddy]

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For a nation that's big on "saving face" they sure do take pains to inflict public humiliations.

Japs are as cruel as constipation ...


... and as calculatingly cold as a countdown

Gosh brother, what a bunch of naked homers! soooo shocking! and I couldn't understand a word of their heathen jibber-jabber! (good thing my son-in-law didn't catch me watching that, noddy woulda got a whoopin!)

[Poetic Peter]

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Gosh brother, what a bunch of naked homers! soooo shocking! and I couldn't understand a word of their heathen jibber-jabber! (good thing my son-in-law didn't catch me watching that, noddy woulda got a whoopin!)

Dear Sister, God left them with an incomprehensible tongue so that we should not hear their satanic babbles.

At least, though, there's one Christian at YouTube, who covers their tiny nubbins and yellow moons with talking heads
so that you should not blush in pride for being white. No punishment for watching nips in action:
the seeing is lesson enough for us all.

With love of God at hand,

your Brother PP

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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THIS shows just how deeply depraved the japs are. I pity the True Christian™ missionaries we've sent there.

Living donkey meat ad sparks controversy

BEIJING (Reuters) - A mangy donkey tied to a post all day in a Beijing street wearing an advertisement for a donkey meat shop run by his owner has sparked debate in the Chinese capital, a local newspaper said on Saturday.

The donkey is periodically moved around wearing its green and white coat advertising the store, but left on its own, given a few cobs of corn to eat, and surrounded by its own manure, the Beijing News said.

"It has caused controversy," the newspaper added. "Some people think that using the donkey is very interesting. Yet others worry it's not hygienic, and may affect the city's image."

The owner doesn't seem to care for all the fuss, the report said. "The aim is to attract customers. The effect has been great," it quoted the man, whose surname was given as Zhao, as saying.

Animal rights are still a strange concept to many Chinese, who enthusiastically consume donkey, horse, dog and even cat and think little of keeping those meant for the pot in terrible conditions.

[Sister Noddy]

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Eww, Pastor! Here is says ...

The donkey is periodically moved around wearing its green and white coat advertising the store, but left on its own, given a few cobs of corn to eat, and surrounded by its own manure, the Beijing News said.

"It has caused controversy," the newspaper added. "Some people think that using the donkey is very interesting. Yet others worry it's not hygienic, and may affect the city's image."

... just disgusting! eww! ... just goes to show how revolting those godless unbelieving scum over there really are, satanic on the inside, dirt and filth on the outside!

[Poetic Peter]

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...satanic on the inside, dirt and filth on the outside!

Sister, you think as clearly as a man. That's some going--God loves you for sure.

I've often wondered, what's the difference between a nip and a chink?

They seem so similar on the surface but the jap will anniliate the chinese guy
given half a war to do so.

So I don't know which of the race I dislike the least.

Donkey meat in excremental gravy.... 'K!


PP

is fond of Noddy's mental noodle.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Sister, you think as clearly as a man. That's some going--God loves you for sure.

I've often wondered, what's the difference between a nip and a chink?

They seem so similar on the surface but the jap will anniliate the chinese guy
given half a war to do so.

So I don't know which of the race I dislike the least.

Donkey meat in excremental gravy.... 'K!


PP

There is no real difference. During the war (in which we cleaned the jap clock), the Godly American Military attempted to explain the difference. Take a look at THIS.

[Poetic Peter]

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There is no real difference. During the war (in which we cleaned the jap clock), the Godly American Military attempted to explain the difference. Take a look at THIS.

Jeepers Creepers


from Zeke's link:



and so much more





Funny that our smilies (an American invention!) are yellow
although they are no peril.


PP

[Brother Temperance]

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THIS shows just how deeply depraved the japs are. I pity the True Christian™ missionaries we've sent there.

Typical liberal anti-Christian double standards. An evil chink can tie a donkey to a post in the street and no-one bats a slanted eyelid, but if I force a Chinaman to wear a green and white coat covered in Bible verses and tie him to a post in the street, all of a sudden I'm some kind of a criminal? I'll never understand today's society.

[Sister Noddy]

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Jeepers Creepers


Funny that our smilies (an American invention!) are yellow
although they are no peril.


PP

Ah yesss, dear Brother PP, our wonderfully creative and charming American smilies are yellow indeed! ...

... but a delightful sunshine yellow, not that dingy jap-chink kind of yellow! Does this mean our smilies are looked upon in Jesus' favor, brother?

In the Lord evermore! a humble Sister Noddy

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Now the Godless nips are entering into an unholy alliance with eurotrash investors in their perverted version of motels.

Love hotels woo investors

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's secretive love hotels are opening up to European investors as one player in the sector prepares for a debut on London's stock market this month.

Japan Leisure Hotels, which owns five love hotels worth some 21 million pounds ($43.68 million) in Japan, hopes to lure investors to its IPO with an 8 percent dividend and promises of fast growth -- shedding light on a sector that is often associated with sleaze and organized crime.

Japan's 25,000 or so love hotels have long provided discreet hideaways for couples, some featuring Karaoke machines or vibrating beds. Guernsey-based Japan Leisure Hotels rents out rooms for short stays lasting only a few hours, and the company's director believes this system appeals to thrill-seekers and homosexuals.

"People have busy life styles and they don't want to be tied down to 'Now, I got to check in after 12, or after three' or 'I've got to check out before midday'," director Stephen Mansfield told Reuters in a phone interview.

"It's very much like a discount airline. The required time reduces the prices to attract more people in and make it more economical for them. At busy periods, prices go up."

The industry is also seen to be shielded from economic cycles and has potential for sweet returns since rooms have a high turnover.

Japan Leisure Hotels aims to expand its assets by 14 times to 300 million pounds ($623.9 million) in 5 years.

Japan's love hotels generate nearly 3 trillion yen in annual sales but investors have long shied away from the sector because it is often associated with gangs and red-light districts.

"An operator has been basically a family business. Providing finances is more like a personal loan than a commercial debt structure," he said. "We get a large enough portfolio. We provide the transparency and we provide the accountability. We provide that level of professionalism."

Japan Leisure Hotels plans to go public by selling up to 100 million pounds of shares on London's junior Aim market.

Asked if he is worried by the perceived influence of organized crime on the sector, Mansfield said his company is careful about which areas it invests in.

"Organized crime tends to be focused on specific geographical areas. When we do our due diligence and when we are purchasing hotels we are very careful about that. We try to avoid those areas," he said.

To re-illustrate; a day in the life of fornication hotels in Japan. Avert your eyes, ladies of virtue!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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In yet another sign of gook depravity, they seem to have run out of names for the bazillions of babies they keep having.

Nearly 30,500 Chinese Named 'Olympics'

BEIJING (AP) - The upcoming Beijing Olympics is more than just a point of pride for China - it's such an important part of the national consciousness that nearly 30,500 children have been named for the event, a newspaper reported Sunday.

Names related to the Olympics don't just stop with "Olympics." More than 40,000 Chinese share their names with the Beijing Games mascots, the "Five Friendlies."

The names are Bei Bei (8,800 people), Jing Jing (10,240), Huan Huan (10,063), Ying Ying (1,624) and Ni Ni (6,420). When put together, the phrase translates to "Beijing welcomes you!"

Chinese have increasingly turned to unique names as a way to express a child's individuality.

In a country with a population of 1.3 billion, 87 percent share the same 129 family names. That's why 5,598 people have the same name as basketball player Yao Ming and 18,462 share a moniker with star hurdler Liu Xiang, according to the Beijing Daily report.

Parents have turned to unusual combinations of letters, numbers and symbols when choosing their child's name, Li Yuming, deputy director of the National Language Commission, told the Xinhua News Agency in an August interview.

At least one couple wanted to call their child "1A," he said, while others use the e-mail address symbol (at), which in Chinese is pronounced "Aita," meaning "love him."

I wonder how many of them are named "Rice"?