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jeisan said:romelden, we know we've all seen the pictures for many many others like yourself, spamming the forum.
if you wish to have a discussion about this topic you may but dont go spamming and plastering pictures all over the place, else you will be in violation of forum rules and appropriate measures will be taken.
thank you
梁铠赞 said:release the Ryukyu....^^
梁铠赞 said:The Ryukyu Kingdom was once an independent kingdom occupying the island chain, from Yonaguni Island in the southwest to Amami Oshima in the north. In 1372, it obtained tributary status to the Chinese emperor. A 1609 expedition from Satsuma on Kyushu captured the kingdom. After that, the kings of the Ryukyus paid tribute to the Japanese shogun as well as the Chinese emperor.
In 1879, the Meiji government announced the annexation of the Ryukyus. China objected and the ex-President of the United States Ulysses S. Grant was asked to arbitrate. He decided that Japan's claim to the islands was stronger and ruled in Japan's favor.
Today, there are a host of problems arising from the Ryukyu's history. Some Ryukyuans and some Japanese feel that people from the Ryukyus are not "real" Japanese. Some natives of the Ryukyus claim that the central government is discriminating against the islanders by allowing so many American soldiers to be stationed on bases in Okinawa with a minimal presence on the mainland.
Ryukyu Islands - Wikipedia
Amazing, this is the very first fティnqīng poster on JREF since Hテコ Jǐntāo took over the government. Does it mean that Jiāng Zテゥmテュn is still influencial in CCP?romelden said:We are not against Japanese, but only hope Japan can face the truth of History.
赞ツ青ャ bcause...Okinawan or Ryukyuans need to understand their native culture better.....and I think the Ryukyuans also want their freedom too....Hiroshi66 said:The Ryukyu Islands... this is a lot tougher than I thought it is to discuss... this is why I was suggesting on the other thread the restoration of the Okinawan monarchy in a figurehead position. It would help Ryukyuans understand their native culture better while not forgetting their Japanese one. But if its not the Japanese way then what can I do..
north america is getting resources from where? who came to south america and replaced the langugae? europe people are purchasing china's low labour products, visiting thailand etc.Eisuke said:First of all the People's Republic of China should stop occupying other ethnic groups lands: Tibetans (Tibet) Free Tibet |, the Mongols (Inner-Mongolia) www.innermongolia.org and the Uygurs (East Turkestan aka Xinjiang) http://www.uygur.org and give them the right of self determination. The one party regime should also be democratic, respect human rights and stop bullying other countries like Taiwan. Until the PRC does that the members of the Chinese Communist Party won't get any respect from me.
Eisuke said:The Okinawans mainly live in Okinawa islands, a prefecture of Japan. They are now socially well integrated into the main stream of Japanese society, maintaining their distinct cultural traits just like other local people in this country. Apart from the contemporary special social situation in Okinawa, where more than seventy percent of the American military bases in Japan concentrate, there seems to be no specific dissatisfaction on the part of the Okinawans. No opinion survey on sensitive ethnic feelings is available, but as far as we know, they are more satisfied with the present everyday life than the Japanese people in general, according to the opinion surveys carried out by the Cabinet Office. Satoru Nakasone, the former secretary general of Fukkikyo (Okinawa Repatriation Movement) on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Okinawa's return to Japan made the following comment; ツ・I feel greatly relieved to see 87% of the Okinawan people said that it was a right choice that Okinawa was returned to Japan in the opinion survey conducted on May 12. The 27 year Movement successfully got rid of Japanese colonialism in Okinawa (including prejudice, discrimination, and suppression), and our inferiority complex towards the Japanese people (Okinawa Times, May 15, 1997).
http://syass.kwansei.ac.jp/kiyou/93/93-ch09.pdf
Chinese General Urges Army to Obey Communist PartyHiroshi66 said:I'm sure he controls or is vocal in a certain faction.名無し said:Does it mean that Jiāng Zテゥmテュn is still influencial in CCP?
But military sources say Hu, who replaced Jiang as Communist Party chief in November 2002 and state president in March 2003, has yet to fully consolidate power in the 2.5-million-strong People's Liberation Army (PLA).
Loyalties are split between Hu and Jiang in the PLA, which plans to cut its numbers by 200,000 by the end of 2005.
Jiang, who promoted 79 men to full general rank during his 15 years in power, still wields some influence over the PLA.