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alanX 05-15-2009 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 716450)
How possible is it do you think that Japan will one day fall into the arms of communismm

Nearly impossible.
People read way to deep into things these days...

ozkai 05-15-2009 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by fluffy0000 (Post 716574)
BY ERIC TALMADGE • ASSOCIATED PRESS • April 19, 2009

TOKYO — Under a big red flag, the headquarters of the Communist Party of Japan are the center of the most vibrant grassroots movement in the country. The party's ranks are swelling, it has 24,000 branch offices and more than 1 million people read its newspaper. Only one party — the one that runs the country — beats it at fund-raising.

While the Communist Party — which is the fourth-largest party in parliament but has only 16 of the total 722 seats — is not likely to take over anytime soon, it is making . end.

Prior to Japans entry into WW2 the JCP (Japanese Communist Party) founded in 1922 was the only political party to oppose the ruling partys march to war.
Note JCP during WW2 waged a very bloody counter insurgency through a clandestine intelligence operation that penetrated the highest circles of Japanese Elite excerpt- From Richard Sorge probably the greatest spy intelligence operation in history-Sorge arrived in Japan in September 1933. He was warned by his spymaster not to have contact with the underground Japanese Communist Party or with the Soviet Embassy in Tokyo. His spy network in Japan include Max Klausen, Ozaki Hotsumi, and two other Comintern agents, Branko Vukelic, a journalist working for the French magazine, Vu and a Japanese journalist, Miyagi Yotoku, who was employed by the English-language newspaper, the Japan Advertiser.

It's all very interesting and definitely gaining ground as recent reports are showing.

ozkai 05-15-2009 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by komitsuki (Post 716883)
Same as in South Korea and China in different ways.



Not likely.

Haha.. The old comparing thing again;)

Break out ya..

komitsuki 05-15-2009 03:24 AM

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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 716982)
Haha.. The old comparing thing again;)

Break out ya..

Whether a country is Communist or not, the 3 countries in East Asia are always founded upon Confucian values.

You're seeing Confucian examples, not Communist examples.

ozkai 05-15-2009 03:32 AM

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Originally Posted by komitsuki (Post 716990)
Whether a country is Communist or not, the 3 countries in East Asia are always founded upon Confucian values.

You're seeing Confucian examples, not Communist examples.

My explanation of Japanese rules were of a "communism" style, which by the way, I liked.

The information coming through on news sites is in relation to communism increasing in Japan, not me referring to confucian.

I do get your Asian point though, but I think Japan feels a little different yah..

komitsuki 05-15-2009 03:47 AM

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I do get your Asian point though, but I think Japan feels a little different yah..
Different courses of history, different ways to express ideas in the respected society.

ozkai 05-15-2009 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by komitsuki (Post 716999)
Different courses of history, different ways to express ideas in the respected society.

Yep.. Six years In Japan, two in China, eight in Thailand, Two In Kong Kong, one in Singapore and one in Malaysia;)

alanX 05-15-2009 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 717003)
Yep.. Six years In Japan, two in China, eight in Thailand, Two In Kong Kong, one in Singapore and one in Malaysia;)

And still not a single picture...

SaintKat 05-15-2009 04:08 AM

I can't imagine Japan becoming communist. They're too efficient.

ozkai 05-15-2009 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by alanX (Post 717005)
And still not a single picture...

AGAIN:eek:


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