13/03/09 22:44:13.24 RgW+Lnso
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米国人が、何の見返りも無しに、韓国の肩を持つとかありえないから。
米国人は合理主義者だ。それが分らないから日本は米国と戦争をする羽目になった。
ハリマン事件から１００年以上も経過し、これだけ国際社会の情報が入ってくる世の中で、未だに１００年前の感覚でしか
物事を見れないから、日本は朝鮮人にいいようにされて、何も出来やしない。
今回の件も、韓米公共政策委員会の「イ・チョルウ会長」が騒ぎ出さなければ、誰も関心など持たない話題だ。
少しは日本人も韓国人を見習って、米国内でロビー活動をすべき。なんせ現在はロビー活動ゼロなんだから負けて当然。
中心的に進めている民主党議員のTony Avellaはイタリア系（戦争中は日本側の国）。
あと、Tony Avellaのこうした活動に対して米メディアは批判的。 何故かって？「慰安婦の大半は日本人だったじゃんよ」
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Posted on January 29, 2013 at 3:17 pm by Rick Karlin, Capitol bureau in General, State Senate
Queens Democratic Sen.
Tony Avella might be described as a Senator Pothole in the Al D’Amato mold:
His web page features his efforts to solve local problems such as deteriorating sewer lines and noise from airplanes overhead.
On Tuesday, though, he got in the middle of a debate that has long simmered in Asia and
which is resonating in the U.S., over the Japanese use of Korean “Comfort Women” in World War II.
With a significant Korean-American population in his district,
Avella today sponsored a resolution honoring a monument to the Korean women,
including some who have been interviewed by college students in Queens.
Similar monuments elsewhere, including New Jersey have brought to the surface tensions between those of Japanese and Korean backgrounds.
The probably explained the press scrum found in the hallway outside the LCA earlier today
when Avella was interviewed by members of both the Korean and Japanese language media from New York City.