HORIZONS
21st September 2010, 13:17
This news story shows us how Nationalism can be a path that quickly brings destruction, and those that are caught up in it are easily lead to the slaughter. This has been the MO for many years now, and it seems that nothing has changed.
If the unity and oneness of humanity could be realized, without controllers, we could achieve amazing things.
This scenario is crazy - much to do about nothing - and is just another play in a dark game.
Tensions Rising Between China and Japan
Japan Warns Both Sides Not to Stir Up Nationalism in Boat Border Dispute
http://abcnews.go.com/International/rhetoric-ratchets-china-japan-dispute/story?id=11687325
It started out as a spat over a fishing boat but has rapidly devolved into a bilateral crisis-- pitting the two great titans of Asia against each other in their worst diplomatic row in years.
Today, Japan's government warned that both Japan and China must beware of fomenting nationalism over the ongoing dispute.
"We should be careful not to stir up narrow-minded, extreme nationalism," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yo****o Sengoku told a news conference. "We should try to resolve the problem without escalating the situation, and we'll call for measures through all possible channels."
At the moment, that might be tough. China said today that it would be "inappropriate" for the countries' premiers to meet this week at the United Nations.
It has cut off all high-level government contact with Japan and suspended talks on aviation and energy exploration. Some 1,000 young Japanese who had been invited to travel to the Shanghai Expo, at the suggestion of Premier Wen Jiabao, have been told they are no longer welcome.
If the unity and oneness of humanity could be realized, without controllers, we could achieve amazing things.
This scenario is crazy - much to do about nothing - and is just another play in a dark game.
Tensions Rising Between China and Japan
Japan Warns Both Sides Not to Stir Up Nationalism in Boat Border Dispute
http://abcnews.go.com/International/rhetoric-ratchets-china-japan-dispute/story?id=11687325
It started out as a spat over a fishing boat but has rapidly devolved into a bilateral crisis-- pitting the two great titans of Asia against each other in their worst diplomatic row in years.
Today, Japan's government warned that both Japan and China must beware of fomenting nationalism over the ongoing dispute.
"We should be careful not to stir up narrow-minded, extreme nationalism," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yo****o Sengoku told a news conference. "We should try to resolve the problem without escalating the situation, and we'll call for measures through all possible channels."
At the moment, that might be tough. China said today that it would be "inappropriate" for the countries' premiers to meet this week at the United Nations.
It has cut off all high-level government contact with Japan and suspended talks on aviation and energy exploration. Some 1,000 young Japanese who had been invited to travel to the Shanghai Expo, at the suggestion of Premier Wen Jiabao, have been told they are no longer welcome.