Japan has dissolved their House of Representatives and called for an early election to the cheers of "Banzai"

[JGalt]

Last time we hear that cheer was 85 years ago. Should we be nervous?

"Banzai (万歳) is a Japanese exclamation meaning "ten thousand years," used as a cheer for long life, a cry of triumph, or a battle cry, similar to "hurrah" or "long live," often shouted with hands raised in celebration or during a charge, embodying enthusiasm, loyalty, and sometimes suicidal fervor in military contexts like the infamous "banzai charge."


"BREAKING: Historical moment Japan has dissolved the House of Representatives called for Early Elections.

The Parliament Cheers to the Decree: "Banzai!"

Japan is Returning to its old Glory."

 

[wamose]

I hope this means their people are being placed first. I wish that for the US also.

 

[JGalt]

I hope this means their people are being placed first. I wish that for the US also.

The Japanese have always been "Japan first."

 

[ThirdTerm]

It's the right time to call a snap election 'cos her approval ratings are high (60%-70%). Her LDP party may regain a majority in the parliament. Her campaign pledge to lower VAT (sales tax) rate on foods to 0% for two years is very popular, putting the people first.

 

[fncceo]

Last time we hear that cheer was 85 years ago. Should we be nervous?

To be fair, it been used as a celebratory cheer long before the Imperial days and continued to be used well after the surrender.

I have personally heard it shouted at both weddings and school events without the slightest hint of militaristic intent.

 

[JGalt]

To be fair, it been used as a celebratory cheer long before the Imperial days and continued to be used well after the surrender.

I have personally heard it shouted at both weddings and school events without the slightest hint of militaristic intent.

It would be funny to hear that at a wedding.

 

[fncceo]

It would be funny to hear that at a wedding.

It doesn’t have quite the impact when they’re not brandishing a bloody bayonet.

 

[toobfreak]

It would be funny to hear that at a wedding.

I think Charlie Harper once yelled that out from the cloakroom at his brother's wedding while banging the bride's sister.

Banzai.

 

[luiza]

The Japanese have always been "Japan first."

Remarkable Mr Salt ,
Which countries have ever put themselves less than first?

Apart from Team GB who spent so much time going round the world helping and educating others .

 

[JGalt]

Remarkable Mr Salt ,
Which countries have ever put themselves less than first?

Apart from Team GB who spent so much time going round the world helping and educating others .

"Helping and educating"? That's not how you spell "colonizing."

Japan's PM has the right idea: No illegals, no Islamists, and fewer migrants. She is currently at a 70% approval rating among the Japanese people. President Trump has parallel policies, but look how he's hated.

 

[luiza]

Japan is on the rise! Excellent....they are hands down the most industrious nation on the planet!
Release the Kraken! Go Japs!

Try this before trotting out FAKE MSM news

The recent collapse of Japan's bond market has been driven by a combination of factors, including concerns over the country's fiscal position and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's plans to cut taxes and boost spending. This has led to a significant sell-off in the bond market, with yields on some bonds hitting record highs. The selling has not only affected Japan's bond market but has also caused global markets to react, with yields on US Treasuries, Australian and New Zealand bonds, and German bund futures also rising. The yen is hovering around the 158 level against the dollar, and Japanese stocks have also slumped alongside broader declines in Asia. The situation has raised concerns about the financial stability of Japan and the potential impact on the global economy.

 

[toobfreak]

Japan's PM has the right idea: No illegals, no Islamists, and fewer migrants. She is currently at a 70% approval rating among the Japanese people. President Trump has parallel policies, but look how he's hated.

Curiously, for as much as everything else he is hated for, Russia and Putin also have similar policies of "remaining pure and Russian" and not allowing itself to get watered down by the globalist agenda.

Seriously, I look at the map and see all these countries, France, Germany, England, etc., and wonder: "What is the point? If you go to Germany and don't see GERMANS enjoying the German culture, ENGLISH enjoying the English culture, and FRENCH enjoying the french culture?

I mean, what is the point if no matter where you go (at least in the west) everywhere is the same hodgepodge of intermixed people and cultures?

At least except in the Middle East where muslims are certain to keep out all but other muslims for the most part.

 

[JLW]

Trump has opened the flood gates to unrestrained nationalism. Expect more of it in the coming years. We are going back to the 19th and early 20th century. You all wanted to destroy the world order created after WWII, well your wish is coming true.

 

[luiza]

Trump has opened the flood gates to unrestrained nationalism. Expect more of it in the coming years. We are going back to the 19th and early 20th century. You all wanted to destroy the world order created after WWII, well your wish is coming true.

Standard Deflection by Jewish Fundamentalist , Deep State Trumpfy .

Give me a repeat of your Conspiracy when the Sheeple are under full control of Digital ID .

 

[JGalt]

Try this before trotting out FAKE MSM news

The recent collapse of Japan's bond market has been driven by a combination of factors, including concerns over the country's fiscal position and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's plans to cut taxes and boost spending. This has led to a significant sell-off in the bond market, with yields on some bonds hitting record highs. The selling has not only affected Japan's bond market but has also caused global markets to react, with yields on US Treasuries, Australian and New Zealand bonds, and German bund futures also rising. The yen is hovering around the 158 level against the dollar, and Japanese stocks have also slumped alongside broader declines in Asia. The situation has raised concerns about the financial stability of Japan and the potential impact on the global economy.

OK.

 

[JGalt]

Trump has opened the flood gates to unrestrained nationalism. Expect more of it in the coming years. We are going back to the 19th and early 20th century. You all wanted to destroy the world order created after WWII, well your wish is coming true.

The globalist New World Order is dying. All these protests you're seeing have nothing to do with ICE, they're they death throes of the NWO trying to regain their power.

 

[JLW]

The New World Order is dying. It's being replaced by the Trump World Order.

Yesh..and expect it to be like Trump..chaotic, lawless, greedy and corrupt.

 

[luiza]

OK.

Stock markets are as easy to manipulate as the Silver market was for at least 20 years .
Example
US D-Jones is top heavy with six shares all owned by Deep State / Breakaway Civilisation .
As a result the Sheeple are deluded for as long as possible before the now imminent crash .
FOMO Rules .
Just pend the subject and let's see what the Event Stream gives us this year .


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[fncceo]

Trump has opened the flood gates to unrestrained nationalism.

Well done, him.

 

[JGalt]

Yesh..and expect it to be like Trump..chaotic, lawless, greedy and corrupt.

On the contrary. The chaos, lawlessness, greed, and corruption are the result of the old globalist Order. I will reiterate: The globalist New World Order is dying. All these protests you're seeing have nothing to do with ICE, they're they death throes of the NWO trying to regain its power.