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Category Archives: Japan
No Looting In Japan…Why Is That? (via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog)
Mike reports on an interesting observation. From the Telegraph via The Drudge Report; The landscape of parts of Japan looks like the aftermath of World War Two; no industrialised country since then has suffered such a death toll. The one … Continue reading
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Gloom, Doom And Despair (via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog)
When I was child, I lived in Japan for four years. The first quake I experienced (a very small one) scared me out of my wits. I immediately went running for Mama. After I survived that shock, when the earth … Continue reading
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