- 「先制譲歩」に走り自助努力を怠る日本をアメリカは助けない―米専門家
a dangerous situation: the u. s. s two-pronged response
for the u. s. , which is often allied or friends with parties that have territorial disputes with the prc, this situation will become ever more dangerous.
chinese miscalculations (which are essentially being encouraged) will inevitably draw in the u. s. if the situation starts to spiral out of control. washington needs to engage in a two-pronged approach.
first, the u. s. needs to make clear to its allies that their policy of preemptive concession and non-response to chinese irascibility is ultimately self-defeating . not only does it encourage the chinese to be more belligerent and less conciliatory, but it is also more likely to escalate future crises. and washington has no intention to help those who will not help themselves.
simultaneously, the u. s. , in its own policies, needs to be more coherent and coordinated. china resorting so promptly to the economic threat of curtailing rare earth exports, for example, should be a clear signal to american decision-makers that it is time to reexamine its decisions influencing domestic exploration and exploitation of said materials.
similarly, chinese efforts to exclude the u. s. navy from operating in the yellow sea and east china sea should be met with a recommitment of the u. s. to uphold its treaty and legal obligations to allies and friends in the pacific.……
- Universal Principles of Alignment
attitude, alignment, and action
- そうはいってもね・・・。
a citizen and the person who always use the words deny a nation in the real intention.
i deny a thing called the nation and deny a thing of the national interest.
i think such a thing to be a bad thing.
and i do slackerism with words called the citizen or and i use the words saying with earth citizen then to escape.
★ it is - happiness revolution to the country with the dream★
- NEF講演会サマリー（09年6月20日）
[obama's books and speeches]
- 英語で『アンデルセン童話』「人魚姫」（22）
but now the rumour ran that the prince was to be married to the beautiful daughter of a neighbouring king, and for that reason was fit ting out a splendid ship . it was give n out that the prince was going on a voyage to see the adjoining countries, but it was without doubt to see the king's daughter; he was to have a great suite with him. but the little mermaid shook her head and laughed; she knew the prince's intentions much better than any of the others. 'i must take this voyage,' he had said to her; 'i must go and see the beautiful princess; my parents demand that, but they will never force me to bring her home as my bride; i can never love her! she will not be like the lovely girl in the temple whom you resemble. if ever i had to choose a bride it would sooner be you with your speaking eyes, my sweet, dumb foundling !' and he kissed her rosy mouth, played with her long hair, and laid his head upon her heart, which already dreamt of human joys and an immortal soul.
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