[Ajisai revolution] Noda rejected to talk to protestors

 

Following up to this article..[Ajisai revolution] Police is already setting up steel barricades

Ms. Abe, Social Democratic Party member of the House of Representatives asked Noda, current Japanese prime minister to talk to the protestors directly. It was in House of Representatives Committee on the Budget of 7/12/2012.

Noda rejected this offer to say, there are other protests for other purposes around official residence too. I have not come out of official residence to talk to them directly.

 
デモの市民と対話を=社民・阿部氏提案、野田首相は拒否
「国民的な論議をするなら、首相官邸から出てきて、話したらどうか」。毎週金曜日の首相官邸前での原発再稼働の抗議デモをめぐり、社民党の阿部知子政審会長は12日の衆院予算委員会で、野田佳彦首相に対し、再稼働に反対する市民との直接対話を呼び掛けた。
これに対し、首相は「官邸周辺のデモはこのテーマ以外にもよくある。私が出て行って会った前例はない」と拒否した。(2012/07/12-19:53)

 

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  1. From an e-mail message to NHK World / Radio Japan AND PM NODA(!)

    ‘…On top of that the fact that PM Noda is responding inadequately to those protesting the restarting of nuclear reactors in Japan does not bode well at all. While I am pleased that the Japanese people are finally saying that, “Enough is too much,” I don’t look forward to any civil unrest but as The Dearest and Best, President John F. Kennedy so aptly put it, “When peaceful revolution becomes impossible, violent revolution becomes inevitable.”

  2. FUKUSHIMA DIARY FR – [Ajisai revolution] Noda refuse de parler avec les manifestants.
    Par Mochizuki, le 12 juillet 2012.

    Mme. Abe, membre du Social Democratic Party de la Chambre des Représentants a demandé à M. Noda, le premier ministre japonais actuel, de parler directement aux manifestants. C’était au cours de la séance du de la Chambre des Représentants sur le budget qui s’est tenue le 12 juillet 2012.

    Noda a rejeté l’offre en disant qu’il y a aussi d’autres manifestations autour de la résidence officielle sur d’autres sujets. “Je n’ai pas à sortir de la résidence pour aller leur parler directement”.

    デモの市民と対話を=社民・阿部氏提案、野田首相は拒否
    「国民的な論議をするなら、首相官邸から出てきて、話したらどうか」。毎週金曜日の首相官邸前での原発再稼働の抗議デモをめぐり、社民党の阿部知子政審会長は12日の衆院予算委員会で、野田佳彦首相に対し、再稼働に反対する市民との直接対話を呼び掛けた。
    これに対し、首相は「官邸周辺のデモはこのテーマ以外にもよくある。私が出て行って会った前例はない」と拒否した。(2012/07/12-19:53)

    Source : http://www.jiji.com/jc/zc?k=201207/2012071200944

  3. No accountability. No conscience. I got mine, I’m old, tough shit for you. Hope there is not too much rain today.

  4. My understanding is that the government of Japan – and thus, the people of Japan – is the major shareholder in Tepco now, and the Prime Minister is the CEO. It’s not a protest in Tokyo, it’s a shareholders’ meeting, and they want to talk to the CEO!

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