German Newspapers Print Wrong Photo of PM Abe

[Mulboyne]

This G8 summit special was prepared by 3 German newspapers. Instead of Abe, they have used a picture of Norihiko Akagi. Following the suicide of Agriculture Minister Toshikatsu Matsuoka, Akagi was recently named as his replacement.

[dimwit]

Well they do look sorta alike.

[succubusqueen]

Well they do look sorta alike.

That is what the germans must be saying!..

[Takechanpoo]

This is typical european sneak method for them expressing complaints and racism emotion against non-european.
If they are blamed afterward, they justify "It is accident!".
In Italy, mothercomplex pasta press dudes purposely use weird pic when they describe J-athletes like Nakata.

[Greji]

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Nakata?

[Takechanpoo]

of course, this guy is Kubo

[omae mona]

Very similar to Fox news in the U.S. last week, covering the indictment of Congressman William Jefferson. While discussing it, they aired a video clip showing an African-American congressman walking past a protester holding up a sign saying "Resign!".

In fact, Fox's video was showing House Judiciary Committe Chairman John Conyers, another black guy (close enough). The "Resign!" sign was referring to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

So other fine news organizations have this trouble too.

[kamome]

This is typical european sneak method for them expressing complaints and racism emotion against non-european.
If they are blamed afterward, they justify "It is accident!".
In Italy, mothercomplex pasta press dudes purposely use weird pic when they describe J-athletes like Nakata.

So this is a "typical" thing, huh? Show us proof.