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Today is the birthday of Fred Korematsu, a Japanese American who challenged the racist executive order that sent Japanese Americans to internment camps. Even though he fought all the way to the Supreme Court, he lost. His conviction was overturned decades later, and January 30th is recognized in Virginia and California as Fred Korematsu Day.
**the case has never actually been overturned, although the US government issued an official apology for the treatment of Japanese-Americans during WWII. remember this. there is precedent.
Hashimoto Okiie’s Views of Ancient Castles and Gardens / 1
http://socks-studio.com/2017/01/25/hashimoto-okiies-views-of-ancient-castles-and-gardens-1/
Hashimoto Okiie ( 1899- 1993) was a Japanese woodcut artist. After working as a teacher and spare-time artist, he devoted himself completely to the artistic activity and became well known only after the publication of Oliver Statler’s Modern Japanese Prints (1960). He specialized in prints…
Read more on: http://socks-studio.com/2017/01/25/hashimoto-okiies-views-of-ancient-castles-and-gardens-1/japanese, print, woodcut, Art, Media, Territories
The show that broke all stereotypes:
Suite Life of Zach and Cody
- Asian girl was stupid
- Blonde girl was smart
- Black guy had a formal job
- White guy was a goofy plumber
- Fat kid gets the girls
point made
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“Evil Brain from Outer Space - (1964) [from the Japanese short film series Super Giant filmed in 1958]
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Trump dealt with a national security crisis in front of diners and servers at a restaurant
- North Korea carried out a ballistic missile test Saturday night, launching the weapon in Japan’s general direction while Trump met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
- The launch is being described as a “show of force” by North Korea, according to NBC News.
- The missile test occurred as Trump and Abe dined in the members’ dining area at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf resort.
- Rather than retreat to a secure and private location to discuss these sensitive national security issues, Trump, Abe, Steve Bannon and Mike Flynn tended to the crisis right there in the public dining area, where people not permitted to hear classified information could have overheard the conversations, according to CNN. Read more (2/13/17 8:56 AM)
Update: More details emerge from public security crisis at Mar-a-lago
- According to CNN, nearby diners were able to tell the news network — in detail — Trump’s plans for response.
- Diners were able to snap photos of the president as he discussed classified information.
- Richard DeAgazio, who the Washington Post reported is a retired investor was dining at the private resort where he took multiple photos of the president, Trump’s entourage and the Japanese prime minster.
- He also took and posted photos with the Secret Service agent assigned to carry the president’s nuclear codes (now deleted) and another with Steve Bannon.
- In one particularly stunning photo DeAgazio posted, aides lit up documents for the president and the Japanese prime minister to read with their camera phones. Read more (2/13/17 3:22 PM)
I’ll just count to FOREVER while I wait for Jason Chaffetz to exercise any fucking oversight at all on this bunch of lunatics.
don’t we have more than enough stuff by now to nail him for treason?!
Him and his whole administration, shit.
Anonymous - The British Library Board - Flowers And Water (083439) Japanese Blockprints (Olga Hirsch collection of decorated papers, bequeathed to the British Library in 1968) Late 19th Century Chiyogami, with Chrysanthemums symbolizing Imperial Japan, and Red Carnations suggesting romantic love (© 2016 The British Library)