Tea Party Exports Movement to Ailing Japan

[Bucky]

Keli Carender

The two-year-old Tea Party movement, already responsible for shaking up Washington and the 2012 presidential race, is taking its political revolution overseas, sought out by Japan's emerging anti-tax activists.

This weekend, the Keli Carender, the original Tea Party Patriot organizer, is meeting with members of Japan's official Diet and Tokyo's Tea Party members to map their path into a U.S.-styled protest group.

"They've taken the first step and it's really exciting to be there," Carender told Whispers. "Their message is very similar to ours."

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I am sure the Japanese Tea Party must be huge.

[Coligny]

More far right nutcase... just what we need...

[Bucky]

http://tokyo-teaparty.jp/

Bleh!:cliff:

[Yokohammer]

I thought Japan's tea party started with Senn no Rikyu way back in 1522.

Seriously though, I've never heard a Tea Party member speak insightfully or intelligently about anything. Just another bunch of FGs of the lowest order to stir the pot and accomplish nothing other than to cement Japan's already low opinion of foreigners.

Where's McTojo when we really need him ...

[SIZE="1"](Just in case "someone" gets the wrong idea, I'm only kidding about McTojo ... I don't really want to know where he is.)[/SIZE]

[plaid_knight]

Seriously though, I've never heard a Tea Party member speak insightfully or intelligently about anything.

That's because they suffer from logorrhea.

[IparryU]

I thought Japan's tea party started with Senn no Rikyu way back in 1522.

Seriously though, I've never heard a Tea Party member speak insightfully or intelligently about anything. Just another bunch of FGs of the lowest order to stir the pot and accomplish nothing other than to cement Japan's already low opinion of foreigners.

Where's McTojo when we really need him ...

[SIZE="1"](Just in case "someone" gets the wrong idea, I'm only kidding about McTojo ... I don't really want to know where he is.)[/SIZE]

how cute... you miss McBlowJob...

[Yokohammer]

how cute... you miss McBlowJob...

Read the fine print ... I do not. Emphatically, even.

It's just that here's a case where Japan really doesn't need foreigners (of this type) meddling in its affairs, which I thought would be a rare case in which McBigot's usual rant would apply. Sort of.

Miss? Ughhh ... (shudder).

[IparryU]

Read the fine print ... I do not. Emphatically, even.

It's just that here's a case where Japan really doesn't need foreigners (of this type) meddling in its affairs, which I thought would be a rare case in which McBigot's usual rant would apply. Sort of.

Miss? Ughhh ... (shudder).

Ya i read the fine print... just fucking about wid my hangover...

yes i do agree... this is a fucked case that McBowJob could hop on and people could agree with it... a rare case indeed.

[Yokohammer]

Ya i read the fine print... just fucking about wid my hangover...

A hangover! I remember those.

It's funny though, I don't know if it's coincidence or what, but since I stopped drinking my hangovers seem to have stopped too.

[Dreamy_Peach]

Japan needed tea party types 15 years ago, before the budget deficit got ridiculously out of control.

Coming along now is just stupid, though of course, I always welcome lower taxes [SIZE="2"](but I have no real stake in the country).[/SIZE]

[matsuki]

[McTojo]

Japan needed tea party types 15 years ago, before the budget deficit got ridiculously out of control.

Coming along now is just stupid, though of course, I always welcome lower taxes [SIZE="2"](but I have no real stake in the country).[/SIZE]

Tea Party + Japan = more foreign influence on how Japan should govern its fiscal affairs.

Like the former Olympus President, Woodruf{sp?} citing how he was going to fight, Olympus, a Japanese company on Japanese soil over Japanese malfeasance, and then threaten to take the fight to share holders all over the world unless he gets his old job back and the chairpeople fired. What balls! And then you got this Tea Party representative who wants to come here and play conservative hardball with the establishment, and bring more embarrassment and shame to the leaders of this country. Japan can govern itself.

Tax is not entirely a bad thing. It's necessary and if anything, it needs to be raised. Japan can solve all of its internal problems internally, and the Japanese need to stop being so selfish minded.

[matsuki]

Here's the problem

You have no clue...

[McTojo]

[IMG ]http://sixmeatbuffet.com/images/bigsby.jpg[/IMG]


You have no clue...

Stop talking to yourself.

[Greji]

bring more embarrassment and shame to the leaders of this country. Japan can govern itself.

The key word here McFuzzball is "more!" They don't actually need to come to your Mighty Nippon bringing embarrassment and shame. Your leaders of the land of four seasons are doing it nicely by themselves.

BTW, Woodruff was a career Olympus employee who the company subsequently brought to Japan as President. He may of embarrassed them, but a 600 million dollar fraud against the stock holders, the majority of whom are most assumedly Japanese, is a crime in several countries because of its situs. Is it your view say that he should have become a criminal himself by covering up the fraud to maintain Wa? Or do you thing he should have tried to do something about it?

[Bucky]

Apparently Ms. Carender gave a speech in Japan. It was over 4,000 words long. I wonder if anyone actually listened to it. You can read it -- if you can wade through it, Here

Blah, blah, blah. . . .

Sounds like it is time for an insurrection!!

[McTojo]

The key word here McFuzzball is "more!" They don't actually need to come to your Mighty Nippon bringing embarrassment and shame. Your leaders of the land of four seasons are doing it nicely by themselves.

Malfeasance, fraud, cooking the books and what have you are not recent events here in Japan. It's not so much the crime, but the way in which a white person tries to play whistleblower with it. Like he has all the good cards in his hands and he's trying to make the Japanese corporate culture look feckless and deceptive.

BTW, Woodruff was a career Olympus employee who the company subsequently brought to Japan as President. He may of embarrassed them, but a 600 million dollar fraud against the stock holders, the majority of whom are most assumedly Japanese, is a crime in several countries because of its situs. Is it your view say that he should have become a criminal himself by covering up the fraud to maintain Wa? Or do you thing he should have tried to do something about it?

A 600 million dollar fraud against stock holders doesn't warrant the type of publicity he's getting, as if he discovered some grand secret. It's not like the shareholders weren't getting kick-backs. If I had it my way he would've never been elevated to President. It reflects how modern Japanese corporate structure tries to put a 'white face' on an endemic problem of weakness and indecisiveness, like with Nissan.

(" Let's bring in a foreign president so that he can make us money, then fire him when he gets too close").