Japan’s first female PM incoming

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Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) elected former Economic Security Minister Sanae Takaichi as its new leader, positioning her to become the country’s next prime minister in a parliamentary confirmation vote expected in mid-October. Takaichi, the pro-stimulus and anti-immigration conservative poised to become Japan’s first female prime minister widely viewed as Abe 2.0, is an energetic nationalist with a soft spot for the hard-nosed politics of Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher and the heavy metal music of Iron Maiden. In choosing the former economic security minister as its leader, the Liberal Democratic Party is essentially betting on a swing back to the right to attract the younger voters who have flocked to smaller populist outfits, including the arch-conservative Sanseito party.
very interesting.
 
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Boy, they're going to be shocked when even more jeets and nogs flood the country.
 
I took a trip to Japan earlier this year. Pre-2020 is was a great place to get away from the third worlders, but not anymore.

There's nothing sadder than walking into a Japanese 7-Eleven and seeing Apu behind the counter. There being at least one brown employee was unfortunately the norm for the vast majority of convenience stores I visited. It was never like that before.

Even just walking around, you can see the diversity starting to run rampant. I tried my best to stay away from them, but one time after getting off a busy train I was pushed along with the crowd towards an escalator and ended up directly behind one. Of course his hand was wrist deep up his nose digging for butter chicken.

It reminds me of the point we were at not too long ago. Noticeable, but seemingly manageable until it isn't. The correction needs to be swift and immediate.
 
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the Liberal Democratic Party is essentially betting on a swing back to the right to attract the younger voters who have flocked to smaller populist outfits, including the arch-conservative Sanseito party.

So it's a bait and switch to pull back voters. All over the world, the establishment parties are losing support. So they run these bait and switch campaigns and pretend to be "Conservative".

The Liberal World Order can fuck off and die already.
 
I think the LDP has run Japan since WWII basically, so this is a turn to the right for the government, since the LDP are the government, just ignore the name.
 
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