The Emperor of Japan Naruhito begins an 8-day State visit today
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- but this will also involve, controversially, the invitation of a Fujitsu boss to the Guildhall reception tomorrow which will be in the presence of the Duke of Edinburgh.
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The Fujitsu ceo is going to be at the guildhall! That’s a disgrace.
Is the emperor aware or this is when the ‘ emperor’s new clothes ‘ shows itself in plain sight and no one including the Duke of Edinburgh is going to say a word! Yeah they will continue this pomp and circumstance as if nothing has happened, nothing new! What a shame though!
In Japanese culture failure is not tolerated.
Trust me. If I was the Fujitsu CEO I'd be finding any excuse not to be there.
Because im sure the Emperor will be fully aware of this criminal act on the people involved.
Chief Executive of Fujitsu UK was Gillian Keegan's husband.
Did so well he bought five homes.
Could we give an award to the brave Japanese lady who tried to stop the deluded Puritans from defacing Stonehenge?
It’s been interesting watching the response of my mother’s generation.
My mother is (a good) 97 yrs old and was a teenager during WW2 and this fact along with the typical loss of her speech ‘filter’ - a well known phenomenon seen in the elderly - was behind her watching the video clip of them arriving in London on telly and then turning to me darkly remarking “I don’t like this, they were very cruel’ ...to Allied POW’s, and also did unspeakable atrocities in nations they overran in WW2 especially in Korea and China.
I try to explain to her that these events were 80-90 yrs ago and now are genuinely ‘ just old ‘history’ but to her and the few others left of her vintage (who the BBC calls the ‘greatest generation’) the events of the 1930’s and early 40’s are still fresh in their mind.
It was 80-90 years ago actually.
@@stephfoxwell4620 thanks, I’ve corrected the error you noted
More hard work for the royals...😅😅😅😅😅😅
Might the Emperor be instructing disgraced Conservatives in the honour restoring power of Hari-kiri.
Iam a big fan of Japan, it's one country I would love to visit,for its culture and artictecture
Julian Assange departure is a historic advent. The Emperor’s visit a foot note. The tone deafness to the post office scandal is disgraceful.
Event.
Advent is the start of the liturgical year. At pre Xmas.
@@stephfoxwell4620 That’s the secondary use of the word in English! The first is
advent
/ăd′vĕnt″/
noun
The coming or arrival of something or someone that is important or worthy of note.
"the advent of the computer."
Tricky language English, isn’t it!
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@@MyTv- So Assange is an important person coming or arriving.
In Australia?
@@stephfoxwell4620 It’s that he’s departing as a free man that’s of historic importance. Australia are a minor thing in this case.
@@MyTv- An advent is a coming not a departure.
Is tony blair at the party???
I actually disagree, not only was Fujitsu not at fault when it came to the suppression of the post office scandal, but they are also an incredibly important Japanese company. I would have been surprised hadn’t he been invited.