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天皇陛下と習副主席の特例会見問題をめぐる小沢氏会見の要旨 (1/2ページ)

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「天皇陛下のお体、体調がすぐれないというならば、それよりも優位性の低い行事はお休みになればいいことじゃないですか」

「天皇陛下のお体、体調がすぐれないというならば、それよりも優位性の低い行事はお休みになればいいことじゃないですか」

国民主権やからね。
祭祀と社稷の意味を理解していない豚からは豚しか出てこない。
「豚に歴史がありますか」　

権利には、獲得の闘争の歴史と責務と責任が伴わないといけないんだけれども日本にはない。・・・降ってきた。
アホな議員を選出する選挙区は、次から税金2倍とかにすりゃいいんだ、ﾎﾝﾄﾆ。
定期的に焦土になるよりは建設的なんじゃねーの？（棒読み）　

小沢さん本音出ちゃったねぇ。
中国の何とかとの会談が一番重要で、それ以外は優位性低いともとれるよ。
かなーり問題あるよ。　

天皇の意味わかってないんだな～、政治家が。
権威と権力の自然な分離のために日本の歴史と先人の血はあったようなものなのに。
豚が。
お前さんの大好きな中国の人に「天」について講義してもらって来い。
共産主義ｗ者だが、間違いなくお前さんより深く理解しているわ(´ω｀)　

外国人と会談するのが天皇の仕事なら
とっくの昔に歴史上から消滅・・・というか日本人自身が滅してるよ、ｱﾎﾝﾀﾞﾗ　

錦の御旗を認めることでさえ天皇の仕事ではない。
本来は、日の光のように（曖昧に）方向を指し示す・・・ようなものでなければならない。天皇は。
・・・欠点というか弱点というか残念な点は、それを形作るものが生身の人間であるという事ぐらいか。歩く神社。
　　

ヨーロッパみたいな＆小沢みたいな裸の王様ごっこをするのなら、即刻天皇制廃止せよ。
つーか、宮内庁の予算も削減しろ、やれ、やってみろ。そーしたらするべきことがハッキリして良いから（＾ω＾）　

まあ、廃止したところで
毛沢東とかスターリンとかオバマとか小沢とか、あんなのが代わりに祭り上げられるだけ。
んで私見だけど、日本人にはそういうの無理だと思います。（＾ω＾）
苦難と流血が足りない（＾ω＾）んで、これからの時代そんな悠長な事（苦難と流血の必要性）を言ってられる程易しくないと思うﾅ。生か死か！？　ん～ﾝ、永遠のテーマやね♪　

闘争は意志を持った者によって行われる。
戦争なんてものは、意志を持つ者同士の遭遇の「結果」でしかない。平和の対義語でもなんでもないぞ。
持たない者が巻き込まれるのは当たり前（＾ω＾）踏み潰されろ。軍部の責任とか寝言は寝て言え。
...立てよ沖縄県民！(ﾟДﾟ)君らの屈辱は薩摩に屈服した時に起因する。先の大戦の苦難と屈辱は何のためにあったのか。
狡猾になれ。ならずば米軍基地が人民解放軍基地になるだけか、また焦土になるだけである。アホな政府は見限れ。アホな同胞面だけしている連中も見限れ。歌を歌って世界が平和になるかボケ（＾ω＾）考え方が甘い・・・そういう種族はいないんじゃなくて歴史の中で食い滅ぼされたと考えるべしﾍﾞｼ・・・っていうかそういうのは生命外の「環境」が踏み潰すけどね(´ω｀)・・・・書いてる間にどーでも良くなった！（＾ω＾）お休みなさい♪（＾ω＾）　

・・・あっ、良い事思いついたよ、小沢きゅん♪
沖縄を中国に割譲すればいいんだよ（＾ω＾）万事解決じゃないか（＾ω＾）
大丈夫だよ（＾ω＾）グアムグアムって、グアムが短期間であれ日本領土だったことも忘れている恥知らずばっかりなんだぜ。
沖縄県民のことなんぞ知ったことかってね♪（＾ω＾）　

Writer

It can be a colossal pain when everyone in the household (including a certain soon-to-be-six) blogs.  There is always a race to get stuff on the blog. Dude got it first this time - all because I did not know how to switch off the flash in my digital camera, and before I could figure that out, he had taken a nice photo in his, uploaded it and written up the blog post.  Not fair I say.

My daughter wants to be an explorer scientist writer.  I believe the explorer part comes from Dora, with whom she was enamored for the better part of her six-year existence, the scientist part comes from the dad, and the writer part comes from the mom who seems to be always writing - grocery lists, leave letters, emails, proposals and blog blahs. 

Now what would she do as an explorer scientist writer? 

This.

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வாழ்வே தவம். அன்பே சிவம்.

(Life is a penance, love is God)

Hardatwork

my mom is making magazine christmas trees... she is asking for folks to purchase them as a donation for her sister... her sister has been out of work for the last 6 weeks... due to being in the hospitial under suicide watch.... her sister needs to pay her rent and unpaid late bills... but she has not been able to catch up... those suicide thoughts still swarm her head... and mom my doesn't want to see another sister of hers dead... so she started on a rampage to make these trees... and no matter if my mom's hands aches she makes them... folding, cutting, spray painting... all thanks to martha stewart... if any of you would like to donate contact me in a message if not... send good energies and blessing her way... thanks guys...

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in other news i volunteered time at help-portriat today in harrisburg... for some homeless and shelter ladies... they had some of there kids along... so candy was able to play with the kids... i posed everyone and played with those kids until smiles appeared... i loved it... took some candid shots... and i plan on making a book on snapfish or lulu for the mission center... so the ladies can remember this day forever... i love the fact that i was able to give back with my art! i won't be able to post pictures for this only because we were asked not too... it was not for personal gain but for heartfelt gain... and that warms my soul...

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next week is my last week of classes!!!

candy

Days blocked on Vox bis

Key to the calendar. Yellow: days when Vox worked normally. Pink: days when the compose screen took minutes or hours to load. Red: days when Vox would not allow me to compose at all.

I’m sure most of you will agree that putting up with a compose screen that will not load for hours or days since October 28 is being pretty patient.
   In that time, Daisy and Six Apart have been great at trying to help me troubleshoot why this is happening. They have confirmed that there is something wrong and that, even at Six Apart HQ in California, they cannot get the compose screen to come up when logged on as me.
   A number of solutions have been proposed, but despite carrying them out, the loading delay remains intolerably long.
   It’s as though the Six Apart servers (after becoming self-aware!) know it’s me and fail to serve the compose page. No code is downloaded.
   I remain convinced that whatever is happening to me is connected to what happened to Patricia (who has only made 50-odd posts on Vox, but has exactly the same symptoms) and Ninja (who can no longer compose with this site without switching to Internet Explorer—Vox is the only site which he has to make a browser switch for). I also believe the bug is connected to the one that locked out all the Australians I knew on this service in August 2009.
   We also have the mysterious period between November 16 and 18 when the site operated normally, and the compose screen came up on demand. What happened on those three days? I had more tags in my account than when the site first blocked me from composing, and possibly more neighbours. Yet for those days, everything was normal here.
   I have never suggested seriously that the block was malicious (though it was fun to entertain some outlandish theories), but it does seem to be rather coincidental that I come across bugs on Vox, Blogger, Facebook and other services continually. Many have been documented on this blog. I just never thought that among the last regular blog posts, the bugs I write about would be Vox’s.
   One day I am sure they will find the error, or there will be a new version of Vox which remedies it. The underlying code is updated a lot more frequently with incremental improvements than Team Vox will have us know. Until then, I will check in here periodically—to read your posts, delete spammers, and administer the many groups that I run—but we will have to say farewell to my regular updates. I will also click on ‘Create’ from time to time to see if the bug has been fixed, and, if the site ever lets me, post the odd private neighbourhood or friends-only entry.
   Finally, you could say, my disappointment outweighed my patience. As some of you read in a private post yesterday, this is a good time to move on.
   Vox is, after all, still in beta, if its terms and conditions (revised a few months ago) are to be believed, so there’s no point my getting mad about this. It is what I signed up for in 2006 when I began as a Vox beta tester. Three years on, it appears I was still in the same boat, but with a less reliable site.
   Thank you for all your friendships over the last three years. I have enjoyed it and everything this blog has offered. You can still find me on Facebook (a site with far worse issues than Vox ever had), Tumblr and at my main blog, where I am already ramping up the posting I do. I have a campaign site for the 2010 mayoral election here in Wellington, and will offer occasional commentary at Lucire’s web edition. If the Vox cravings get too much, I might enter the odd thing at lucire.vox.com, but even that account began to fail a few days ago.
   This is not a total farewell. In the words of Gen Douglas MacArthur, ‘I shall return.’

A sunny day in Wellington, even if it took over half a day to get a compose screen on Vox. I’m already blogging more on Blogger, so I suspect these posts will become fewer (and not out of choice). This was around 5 p.m. today:

Victoria Street outside the CPO, summer 2009