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【速報】次期戦闘機開発の加速化へ連携と高市首相 47news.jp/14474089.html?utm_…

貴殿は知らんのかもだが、一部報道によれば、「サナエトークン」の本質は暗号資産ではなく、支援者間の応援インセンティブを目的とした「サナエポイント」だったとのこと。 当事者たちもその構想を理由に高市総理の秘書へ近づいたとされている。 この前提が立証されれば、追及している野党側は文字通り「詰む」展開になる。 前提とされていた暗号通貨としての繋がりは否定していた訳で、答弁はその意味では一貫している。

国民年金が初の月7万円超え　2026年度の支給、15日に始まる nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUA1…

排外主義のことは憎んでいるがそれはそれとして経団連とかが嬉々として出してくる外国人に低賃金労働やらせようぜ！の移民推奨案には、お前ら日本の資本家は本当に労働者の人権や健康で文化的な生活というものを普遍的に一切無視したいんだな！！！！という怒りが湧いてくる　すごいぜ

自民党の小林鷹之（コバホーク）のヤバさはトップクラスである事を、一人でも多くの日本人に知らせてください。 小林は「SNSの誤情報に刑事罰を課す」と言っています。誤情報か否かの判定は高市政権が行いますから、自民党に都合が悪い投稿だけが取り締まられるのは明白です。

【速報】自民政調、衆院議員定数削減法案を了承 47news.jp/14475842.html?utm_…

It was all smiles for the press when Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi visited Keir Starmer at No. 10 on Sunday for trade and security talks. But how friendly it all was behind the scenes is another question. Doubts have been growing about the true state of the much-trumpeted new dawn of defence cooperation between Japan and the UK, and especially the future of the GCAP fighter jet project (a tripartite initiative with Italy to develop a sixth-generation stealth jet fighter by 2035). Such concerns have only intensified since the dramatic resignations of defence secretary John Healey and veterans minister Al Carns last week. ✍️ Philip Patrick Article | spectator.com/article/how-se…

I went to HOTS and Run Seokjin the final, and it’s obvious to me that the goyang and Incheon concert organisation was a lot shabbier than LYSY 2019 at Jamsil Olympic stadium. Back then, we even had colourful arrows pointing directions for armys going to different floors. Proper barricades. Smooth crowd control. It was so professional. Idk what changed. But I also eventually concluded that with the collective experience of workers in Incheon and goyang, the organizer could still skate past without incident. But this totally falls apart when they got tested in Busan, because local ground staff don’t have the same experience from other major cons. There isn’t a big pool of bilingual/trilingual locals or volunteers. The infrastructure is immature and underdeveloped and ill-equipped to handle such a huge crowd. The organizer should have taken this more seriously. Anyway, no offence to karmys but I still find the way venues have so little liability and responsibility for crowd control (in their own territory) ridiculous. Stadiums should be able to pass on their crowd management know-how without depending on external vendors. But I’m not interested in debating korean system or laws. I too, hope that k-armys don’t think I-armys are all crazy. Because it’s normal for us to expect venues and local promoters (usually this doesn’t mean an artist’s agency) to be the ones in charge of safety and crowd control.