Governing with the fist
Taiwanese politicians exchanged punches and threw water at each other ahead of an expected vote that would authorise a referendum on whether to finish a fourth nuclear power plant on the densely populated island of 23 million people.
Nuclear power has become an even more contentious issue in Taiwansince the Fukushima disaster in Japan in 2011. While many Taiwanese consider nuclear power generation an unacceptable safety risk for the earthquake-prone island, economic analyses suggest disruptive power shortages are inevitable if the fourth plant is not completed.
Fight Club
So, I like Nazi's. Which means I'm misunderstood
Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso said on Friday he has no intention of resigning over comments he made, but were later retracted, that were interpreted as praise for Germany’s Nazi regime and Adolf Hitler’s rise to power.I won't resign. I won't I won't I won't
Aso said he stands by all his other remarks in the speech and refused to resign as cabinet minister—he is also finance minister—or lawmaker. He also refused to offer an apology over the remark.
“I have no intention to step down,” Aso told reporters.
Smile I'm a prev.
Stupidity knows no bounds I'm sure he'll claim that it wasn't him and that he was being controlled by space aliens
His resignation came following the university’s decision to hold a disciplinary committee to punish him for his behavior. The school immediately accepted his resignation, and canceled the convening of the committee.
The university said it will do its best to protect the victims by preventing their photos from being spread through the Internet. It also promised to make all-out efforts to prevent any such recurrence.
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