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Because you have nothing to offer for the discussion
But I have plenty of evidence to show lol
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This sounds good from Japan new PM
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But I have plenty of evidence to show lol
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Hit ler will be very happy with you
You will head the Gestapo
By the way the swastika was adulterated by the Nazis
How the world loved the swastika - until Hitler stole it
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29644591
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The truth is in here. Hitler is the good example how goyims can deal against the Jews.
Are you another indoctrinated individual who thinks Hitler is the bad guy? Lol
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I suggest you tear up all history books because there is no proof in them.
lol
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I already threw everything away for a long time.
What were written in history texts are for indoctrination and the sheeple still believe everything it was written there
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The Popularity Of Takaichi With The Young Generation Of Japanese
Japanese PM Takaichi has a popularity rating of over 80% with Japanese under the age of 50! Why?
That’s because she has promised to stop the huge influx of foreigners into Japan.
Young Japanese are no different from their counterparts in the rest of the world such as Singapore. They expect their government to protect good paying jobs for locals and not have their breakfasts, lunches and dinners stolen by cheaper foreign workers. As a Singaporean, how do you feel if you have to make hundreds of job applications and end up with no job while a foreign worker finds it easy to be employed in our country? Singaporeans have every right to feel aggrieved when their government does not protect good paying jobs for Singaporeans. This is the most basic element of the social compact between citizen and government. This social compact has been broken in Singapore. In Japan, Takaichi-san has vowed not to allow it to happen.
I have been fighting ever since I entered politics in 2015 for Singaporeans to have priorty for jobs. Peoples Voice and The People’s Alliance For Reform, the parties I lead, will never compromise on this principle. We will never sacrifice the interests of Singaporeans for the empty slogans of national unity or diversity, or the dangerous and fallacious idea that our society and economy will collapse without foreign workers. Whilst we are not anti-foreigner, we do not want foreigners trampling all over Singaporean rights in our homeland!
PV and PAR are on the right side of history and we will lead by not compromising on the interests of Singaporeans!
Lim Tean
Japanese PM Takaichi has a popularity rating of over 80% with Japanese under the age of 50! Why?
That’s because she has promised to stop the huge influx of foreigners into Japan.
Young Japanese are no different from their counterparts in the rest of the world such as Singapore. They expect their government to protect good paying jobs for locals and not have their breakfasts, lunches and dinners stolen by cheaper foreign workers. As a Singaporean, how do you feel if you have to make hundreds of job applications and end up with no job while a foreign worker finds it easy to be employed in our country? Singaporeans have every right to feel aggrieved when their government does not protect good paying jobs for Singaporeans. This is the most basic element of the social compact between citizen and government. This social compact has been broken in Singapore. In Japan, Takaichi-san has vowed not to allow it to happen.
I have been fighting ever since I entered politics in 2015 for Singaporeans to have priorty for jobs. Peoples Voice and The People’s Alliance For Reform, the parties I lead, will never compromise on this principle. We will never sacrifice the interests of Singaporeans for the empty slogans of national unity or diversity, or the dangerous and fallacious idea that our society and economy will collapse without foreign workers. Whilst we are not anti-foreigner, we do not want foreigners trampling all over Singaporean rights in our homeland!
PV and PAR are on the right side of history and we will lead by not compromising on the interests of Singaporeans!
Lim Tean
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If a foreign investor insist in bringing in his team from overseas, you want gomen to reject their application?
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Takaichi defends Japan by rejecting Ishiba’s unrealistic 1,500 yen wage pledge
Prime Minister Takaichi has withdrawn Ishiba’s nationwide 1,500 yen minimum wage promise, calling it irresponsible and unfair to struggling rural regions.
She told parliament she “cannot state a specific amount by a specific deadline,” signaling a return to realistic, Japan-first policymaking.
Local prefectures warned that Ishiba’s pledge would crush small factories and family businesses already fighting for survival.
Takaichi’s move protects regional Japan from policies crafted only for Tokyo and big-city elites.
Nationalists argue a forced wage hike would accelerate factory closures and push more Japanese jobs overseas.
Opposition parties immediately lashed out, but offered no plan that protects both workers and Japan’s industrial backbone.
Many supporters see this as Takaichi refusing to sacrifice Japan’s long-term stability for short-term political applause.
The debate now turns to how Japan can strengthen wages without destroying the towns and industries that hold the nation together.
Prime Minister Takaichi has withdrawn Ishiba’s nationwide 1,500 yen minimum wage promise, calling it irresponsible and unfair to struggling rural regions.
She told parliament she “cannot state a specific amount by a specific deadline,” signaling a return to realistic, Japan-first policymaking.
Local prefectures warned that Ishiba’s pledge would crush small factories and family businesses already fighting for survival.
Takaichi’s move protects regional Japan from policies crafted only for Tokyo and big-city elites.
Nationalists argue a forced wage hike would accelerate factory closures and push more Japanese jobs overseas.
Opposition parties immediately lashed out, but offered no plan that protects both workers and Japan’s industrial backbone.
Many supporters see this as Takaichi refusing to sacrifice Japan’s long-term stability for short-term political applause.
The debate now turns to how Japan can strengthen wages without destroying the towns and industries that hold the nation together.
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