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but it appears that he may have left abe with the bill.
by wu ming on Tue Jul 31st, 2007 at 11:01:01 AM EST
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The fact that Abe seems to be more openly rightist than Koizumi probably didn't help, either.

At least where I am, people seem so completely detached from politics that it takes something really visible to get their attention at all, and Abe's books (I think one of them was "To a Beautiful Country" or something along those lines, and from the reports I've heard it seems to be another tract on the uniqueness and superiority of the Japanese), and high-profile nationalist moves may just have done that.

Despite the high profile of the black-bus folk, they don't really seem to have all that much support.  Then again, ultra-nationalists probably wouldn't spend much time talking to me, so I may be entirely wrong on this point.

by Zwackus on Thu Aug 2nd, 2007 at 12:28:59 AM EST
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