Change is Afoot

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It seems that Shinzo Abe will be stepping down as Prime Minister due to health issues. As the longest-serving Prime Minister, his retirement will throw Japanese politics into quite a turmoil at a very challenging time for the country.

This year just continues to get more and more 'interesting.'
 
"Interesting" would be if Japan, China, Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, Viet Nam, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and India formed an economic union.
 
"Interesting" would be if Japan, China, Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, Viet Nam, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and India formed an economic union.

ASEAN and the East Asia Economic Conference have been there for years, and none of it's member trust each other.
 
"Interesting" would be if Japan, China, Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, Viet Nam, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and India formed an economic union.

ASEAN and the East Asia Economic Conference have been there for years, and none of it's member trust each other.
True, and at the same time, 2020 has produced quite unforeseen changes.
 
"Interesting" would be if Japan, China, Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, Viet Nam, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and India formed an economic union.

ASEAN and the East Asia Economic Conference have been there for years, and none of it's member trust each other.
ASEAN the World Sweatshop Association :smoke:

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It seems that Shinzo Abe will be stepping down as Prime Minister due to health issues. As the longest-serving Prime Minister, his retirement will throw Japanese politics into quite a turmoil at a very challenging time for the country.

This year just continues to get more and more 'interesting.'
Dude. Head Justice Warrior Lebron James makes most of his money on the kids chained to radiators making his S shoes. Plus he approves of the 1 million Chinese Muslims in a gulag. Plus all these Asian powerhouses feed him too.

Lebron."Chinese Lives Matter making my sneakers.

What a GOD DAMNED FUCKING PHONY!!!
 

It seems that Shinzo Abe will be stepping down as Prime Minister due to health issues. As the longest-serving Prime Minister, his retirement will throw Japanese politics into quite a turmoil at a very challenging time for the country.

This year just continues to get more and more 'interesting.'
He's the leader of a "Conservative liberal democratic party" as delineated by the populace... who do not like this... 'there can be only one' party nomenclature.

imo

A political one size does not fit all and the parties are reorganizing their platforms as this is being posted.
 

It seems that Shinzo Abe will be stepping down as Prime Minister due to health issues. As the longest-serving Prime Minister, his retirement will throw Japanese politics into quite a turmoil at a very challenging time for the country.

This year just continues to get more and more 'interesting.'
He's the leader of a "Conservative liberal democratic party" as delineated by the populace... who do not like this... 'there can be only one' party nomenclature.

imo

A political one size does not fit all and the parties are reorganizing their platforms as this is being posted.
Japan has a parliamentary system. There are always many parties jockeying for position and cutting deals to form coalitions.
 

It seems that Shinzo Abe will be stepping down as Prime Minister due to health issues. As the longest-serving Prime Minister, his retirement will throw Japanese politics into quite a turmoil at a very challenging time for the country.

This year just continues to get more and more 'interesting.'
He's the leader of a "Conservative liberal democratic party" as delineated by the populace... who do not like this... 'there can be only one' party nomenclature.

imo

A political one size does not fit all and the parties are reorganizing their platforms as this is being posted.
Japan has a parliamentary system. There are always many parties jockeying for position and cutting deals to form coalitions.
They are not always highly restructuring their party platforms while in concert with the other parties.

What comes of all this should be very interesting.
 

It seems that Shinzo Abe will be stepping down as Prime Minister due to health issues. As the longest-serving Prime Minister, his retirement will throw Japanese politics into quite a turmoil at a very challenging time for the country.

This year just continues to get more and more 'interesting.'
Abe is a good friend of America and a solid PM for Japan

he will be missed
 

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