"My friend and I have conducted a private research, and we find in most colleges up to 70% of students support Bo Xilai. In some colleges, the support rate is as high as 90%."

"A family member of my fellow student is a public servant. He said after they were informed the charge against Bo Xilai, the leader warned them in a stern voice , 'From now on, anyone who dares to oppose the central government and express different opinions will be fired from his job and has his party membership stripped'.

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Japan's Imperial Drive

4 October 2010
 

According to an UN treaty, Japan as a defeated fascist nation of WWII must give up its former territory possessions outside its four home islands and return the Ryukyu Islands and Diaoyu Islands to China.

Without resolving this problem left from the war, Japan can never be a normal country again but has to be overruled by the United States.

军刀与菊花 - 暴力与征服

The desire to seek honour through war and the yearning for conquering others are so deeply embedded in the collective Japanese psyche which may take this country much longer, and much much longer to be rehabilitated. Japanese people really need to work harder. Harder!

Some Neo-Nazi organisations have revived in Japan. Seemingly these people haven't really learned a thing from their war history.

Note the sign on this man's arm.

The sign on the vehicle reads "Revival the Imperial Army". The spirit of Imperialism hasn't really left Japan which is the underlying drive that led Japanese Navy to fight against Chinese fishing administration ships over China's Diaoyu Islands.

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