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At each moment of the three epochs examined here, the nation faced political struggles for power and shifting international geopolitics, which were reflective of sea changes in the world order: the early Cold War (the first attack), regional detente and peace in Asia (the second wave), and the post-Cold War and the beginning of a new world order (the last and continuing controversy). Japan was in the early stage of rapid economic growth in 1955, at the point of achieving economic maturity and external expansion in the late 1970s and 1980s, and facing recession and slow recovery in the 1990s to the present.
The link details the new revision of Japanese textbooks...
In China and Japan they are already teaching in elementary school history that 9/11 was engineered and executed by the U.S. Governement to advance the NWO agenda.
Since when are we in the business of changing school curricula in China and Japan? Would you appreciate it if citizens of those countries weighed in with their opinions of American schools? Besides, I'm sure that isn't the least of the misconceptions taught elsewhere in the world.
Since when are we in the business of changing school curricula in China and Japan? Would you appreciate it if citizens of those countries weighed in with their opinions of American schools? Besides, I'm sure that isn't the least of the misconceptions taught elsewhere in the world.
Not interested in changing any school corricula... The Chinese have their own press that hasn't been bought by the Money Changer Bankers of the West...
Not interested in changing any school corricula... The Chinese have their own press that hasn't been bought by the Money Changer Bankers of the West...
Yeah, freedom of the press is one of the hallmarks of a Communist country.
At each moment of the three epochs examined here, the nation faced political struggles for power and shifting international geopolitics, which were reflective of sea changes in the world order: the early Cold War (the first attack), regional detente and peace in Asia (the second wave), and the post-Cold War and the beginning of a new world order (the last and continuing controversy). Japan was in the early stage of rapid economic growth in 1955, at the point of achieving economic maturity and external expansion in the late 1970s and 1980s, and facing recession and slow recovery in the 1990s to the present.
The link details the new revision of Japanese textbooks...
Did anybody ever explain the missile/rocket seen on the West Coast last Summer?... Some reports suggest it was China sending a warning to the Bankers...
Did anybody ever explain the missile/rocket seen on the West Coast last Summer?... Some reports suggest it was China sending a warning to the Bankers...
non-sequiter?
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