(Mission Completed, July 11, 2010, around Tokyo)
Luxury of Japan
It is wrong to have one citizen of a nation occupy the seat of the president or the prime minister for more than one year.
It is against the Christian teaching that everybody is equal before the God.
How evil it is that most of countries in the world, contaminated by false Christianity, allow their presidents and prime ministers to monopolize the highest seat in the nation for more than one year without yearly check.
But, Japan is different.
Japan is the most advanced nation in this context. Japan does not need to ask its prime minister to continue his duty for more than one year, in principle.
Change is the key essence of democracy. Only Japan has capacity and luxury needed for a nation to fulfill this condition.
Of course, if a prime minister or a president is extremely excellent and righteous, he may continue his duty for two or more years through an yearly check even if in Japan.
SECTION I: War, Love, and Election
The results of the 22nd Ordinary Upper House election of Japan have surprised the Japanese people themselves.
Probably, Washington and Beijing must be surprised, too.
Note that Japan's ruling party DPJ is very pro-Chinese, while the major opposition LDP is very pro-American.
Hence, even elite bureaucrats in Tokyo were so much surprised that the conservative LDP alone could defeat the socialistic DPJ.
Subsection I-1: Forecasts vs. Results
The Asahi Shimbun's Forecasts vs. Actual Votes Obtained:
Contested Total: 121
DPJ...49...44...(a ruling party)
LDP...44...51
New Komeito...8...9
Communist Party...4...3
New People's Party...1...0...(a ruling party)
NPR (Kaikaku)...1...1
SDP...1...2
SPJ (Tachiagare)...1...1
Your Party...11...10
HRP (Kohuku)...0...0
Other Parties...0...0
Independent...1...0
If the LDP had succeeded in maintaining its integrity and support from Japanese voters since the era of Former Prime Minister Mr. Junichiro Koizumi, it would have 58 candidates elected, though it was split in these years into the current LDP, the New People's Party, the NPR, the SPJ, and the Your Party.
Accordingly, Democratic Party of Japan 44 - 63 Previous LDP Camp
Or, Progressive 44 - 63 Conservative
(If divided like in the last era of Mr. Koizumi,
DPJ + New People's Party 44 - 72 LDP + New Komeito,
which is a clear victory for the pro-American LDP camp. Japanese voters have shown their concern about a diplomatic stance of the ruling DPJ.)
However, in reality, it has been confirmed that the DPJ led by P.M. Mr. Kan, though just with 44 winners, is the relative leading party in the House of Councilors (the Upper House or "Sangi-in" in Japanese). Hence, Prime Minister Mr. Naoto Kan is going to maintain his power being supported by a great majority of DPJ lawmakers in the Lower House.
Anyway, you had better not join any of the above parties, since their respect for the God is still insufficient as I checked it for myself.
Subsection I-2: Total Upper House Division
As this election was for the half of 242 seats in the Upper House, the resultant division of the house is as follows:
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Total...242
The Ruling Camp: 110
(Democratic Party of Japan,
People's New Party, etc.)
Liberal Democratic Party: 84
New Komeito: 19
Your Party: 11
NPR (Kaikaku): 2
SPJ (Tachiagare): 3
Communist Party: 6
SDP: 4
HRP (Kohuku):1
Other Parties:0
Independent: 2
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As it was 7-11-2010 election, the ruling camp settled with a total of 110 seats in the Upper House of the National Diet of Japan.
(If divided like in the last era of Mr. Koizumi,
DPJ + New People's Party, etc. 110 - 119 LDP + New Komeito,
which is a clear victory for the pro-American LDP camp.
However, note that these 119 seats are still short of the majority 122 by 3, if the former LDP + New Komeito camp had the 2/3 majority in the Lower House like the situation after the 9-11-2005 Lower-House election.
In the present Lower House [total 480 seats]:
The DPJ Camp: 311
The former LDP Camp: 126
In summary, Prime Minister Mr. Naoto Kan of the DPJ has to concede in the Upper House, even if trying to push his policy forcibly in the Lower House.
This is a clear victory for the Japanese democracy and the Japanese people.)
Subsection I-3: Heroes of 7-11-2010
Many LDP Lower-House lawmakers who had been elected in the 9-11-2005 general election owing to then P.M. Mr. Koizumi's aid lost their seats in the last year's semi-revolutionary election conducted on August 30, giving 308 seats to the DPJ led by Mr. Yukio Hatoyama.
Some of them made an entry in this Upper-House election for their coming back to national politics.
Accordingly, Ms. Kuniko Inoguchi (the LDP), Mr. Jiro Ono (the Your Party), Ms. Satsuki Katayama (the LDP), and Ms. Yukari Sato (the LDP) have recovered their seats.
As they are all elite experts in politics or economics or ex-elite bureaucrats, deliberation and discussions in the Japanese parliament will be raised the level of.
However, the shadow of Mr. Junichiro Koizumi, now retired from the National Diet, does not look like so prevailing, though his son Mr. Shinjiro Koizumi, a Lower-House maker in his late 20's, has made a great appealing on the media.
Noe that Japan has modern systems and traditional systems very efficient for counting votes, so that ballots by 104 million voters (with a turn out of 57.92%) could be swiftly checked and counted almost within 5 hours after the poll closing.
Ballot total in the proportional-representation (national) district:
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DPJ - 18,450,140
People's New Party - 1,000,036
(Subtotal: about 19,450,000)
LDP - 14,071,671
New Komeito - 7,639,432
Your Party - 7,943,650
NPR (Kaikaku) - 1,172,395
SPJ (Tachiagare) - 1,232,207
(Subtotal: about 32,960,000)
SDP - 2,242,736
Communist Party - 3,563,557
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Finally, 20 million Japanese support the very pro-Chinese Kan Cabinet, while 33 million Japanese want a very pro-American government in Japan.
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Silver works against bacterium, though it is yet to scientifically fully explain why it does.
Platinum works against cancer, though it is yet to scientifically fully explain why it does.
Historically Japan produced a large quantity of silver (Gin in Japanese).
Japan produces only a minimal amount of platinum (Hakkin [white gold] in Japanese) in the form of platinum dust or alluvial platinum in sands.
So, it might be better to have silver and platinum than gold only.
It might be ideal structure of the Japanese political community.
(http://www.indicedepaginas.com/midi/imhappy.mid
Source: http://www.indicedepaginas.com/beat_hard.html
If somebody tries to take my place, let's pretend...)
Rev 7:12 Saying, Amen: Blessing, and glory, and wisdom, and thanksgiving, and honour, and power, and might, be unto our God for ever and ever. Amen.
Rev 7:13 And one of the elders answered, saying unto me, What are these which are arrayed in white robes? and whence came they?
Rev 7:14 And I said unto him, Sir, thou knowest. And he said to me, These are they which came out of great tribulation, and have washed their robes, and made them white in the blood of the Lamb.