“No appeals to its outmoded constitution can change that. Japan must rearm and take its rightful place in the world.” — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“Most of all though, Japan must not build up its military capabilities. It must, therefore, curtail large portions of its own industry, pay the… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“Japan's foreign policy must have teeth, and, if Japan does not have the fangs, it must acquire them. If the only language that tomorrow's… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“police unearthed evidence that Aum were also developing a technique for enriching uranium, using laser beam equipment. Because Japan cannot eliminate the threat that… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“Unit 731's crimes against humanity continue. Chinese citizens are still dying from the chemical weapons that Hirohito's henchmen unleashed on them. Many of them… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“Because Japan is the world's second largest economy, this will not change in the foreseeable future. The sociology of Japan's economy has been set… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“As stated above, America will eventually have to abandon its Asian bases. Its forward deployment policy will be at an end.” — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“There is as much of a chance that it will implode and drag its trading partners down into the abyss with it as there… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“Iraq cannot be bullied into acquiescence, and North Korea cannot be bribed into playing by the international rules. Given current projects, India and Pakistan… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“Beijing has protested long and hard about America's sale of F-16s to Taiwan and has bought its way into the U.S. Democratic Party to… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“China needs to control these sea routes to guarantee its own oil supplies. Although that is understandable, it comes at a cost to Japan.… — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“There is no peaceful way that China's rise to power can be halted. Her demographics alone see to that.” — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
“China has signed a $1.2 billion deal with Saddam Hussein to develop the Ahdab oilfield.” — Declan Hayes Copy Share Image
