Japan will not allow the squad of Chinese flame guards to intervene with the Beijing Olympic torch's progress when it arrives in a Japanese city this month, the national police head was quoted as saying on Friday.
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I got it - sorry sometimes I'm a little slow. Honestly jcolling3k I didn't realize...As DBR said, jcollin3k's frustration should be aimed at the blogger in this case,...Hmm, jcollin3k, it seems as though I may have misunderstood the purpose of Japan...I appreciate that you have decided to jump on anyone doing the wrong thing but...Did you take all those photos? You said you only stumbled across them. So I...What a shame - I was looking forward to that tonight! Oh well - not meant to be....Nothing to do with me. That's all Google's work. I just typed in the name, chose a...Yeah, it's always empty. The "incredibly busy" thing was a joke.
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At least one nation is saying no to having another nation`s troops on patrol down their streets.
its about time.japan has more balls than the u.s. and is willing to shut the door to communists in thier country.the japanese more than anyone else in the world sees the chinese government for what they are, unlike thier good best close friend GEORGE W.BUSH and all the other corporate and congressional(democrat or republican}gutless pansies.
I find it audacious to say the least that China would think Japan would allow such a thing! Australia too so it seems has said no to Chinese troops parading down the streets!
The Japanese really do not like Commies for the most part. There is a real small Red party in Japan and they are not well liked at all.