Shinzo Abe Loves FGs

[Mulboyne]

Kyodo via Yahoo: Japanese gov't vows to improve livelihood of foreign residents
The government will map out measures to improve living conditions for foreign residents in Japan, Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe said Thursday. A panel of senior government officials from several ministries and agencies will focus on how foreign workers, their families and longtime residents have led their lives in Japan, he said. At Abe's initiative, the panel will take up various problems facing foreign residents, including economic issues and language and other handicaps their children may face, Abe said. It will also try to ascertain how they have been accepted by local communities, he said. Abe said he has set no time frame but envisages a package of measures, including those to be taken by the business sector and local governments as well as the national government. "Having admitted them into the country, Japan bears a certain degree of responsibility," he said.

[Taro Toporific]

Kyodo via Yahoo: Japanese gov't vows to improve livelihood of foreign residents

I'm holding my breath in anticipation.

[Neo-Rio]

By the time they've finished their extensive study, and kakunin of everything both relevant and totally irrelevant, worked overtime for years on end, the end result will be that the government will have less money and it will be the year 2020 - completely too late to do anything.

[homesweethome]

I think he is just Sucking Up to the FG element in anticipation of maybe getting their vote in the Next Election

Or whenever it suits them to give all those X generation Koreans the right to vote,

It's just about numbers anyway.

[Greji]

I think he is just Sucking Up to the FG element in anticipation of maybe getting their vote in the Next Election

Or whenever it suits them to give all those X generation Koreans the right to vote,

It's just about numbers anyway.

Ya missed it again HSH! He's sucking up to the J-side for votes. The employment issue at point, is to keep all the panel and committee members gainfully employed for the duration. If all goes as usual, this study will require about twenty years for an indepth canvas and review! The findings have probably already been decided, but just think of the bad unemployment figures if they publish right now!

[homesweethome]

Ya missed it again HSH! He's sucking up to the J-side for votes. The employment issue at point, is to keep all the panel and committee members gainfully employed for the duration. If all goes as usual, this study will require about twenty years for an indepth canvas and review! The findings have probably already been decided, but just think of the bad unemployment figures if they publish right now!

Of course! a career studying the ways FG's become FG's is the perfect career choice for some wanabe 'sub-cabinet level' government lacky.

That's why I always fervently pay my share of taxes.

[Greji]

Of course! a career studying the ways FG's become FG's is the perfect career choicefor some wanabe 'sub-cabinet level' government lacky.

Now ya got the picture! You also need to understand that you don't want to envolve FGs in this uniquely Japanese unique process, because FGs are not Japanese and would not be able to understand the unique way the unique Japanese consider the unique employment system, which of course, is unique to Japan.

[blackcat]

"Having admitted them into the country, Japan bears a certain degree of responsibility,"

sounds a bit reluctant doesnt he! oh well its too late now..they're here!

[AssKissinger]

http://news.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=1410482006

SHINZO Abe is planning a revolution in Japan which will see the return of a full-strength imperial army for the first time since the Second World War.

After securing the Liberal Democratic Party's presidency last week, he is now certain to succeed Junichiro Koizumi as prime minister, and he clearly has an eye on re-examining the post-war era.