TALKING NEWS MONTHLY Toyohashi Edition JUN 2024 Number 38












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  1. Yuki F.23 June 2024 at 00:58

    I was astonished to learn about the House of Lords!
    Isn't UK a democratic country?! Why do they still maintain such as antiquated aristocracy?!

    In the modern world, countries with unelected parliaments or congresses are typically not fully democratic, such as China, Saudi Arabia and UAE.
    It's simply because one of the key elements of democracy is the election of legislative representatives by the people.
    ---Well, it's true that the role of the House of Lords is primarily revision and scrutiny rather than direct legislative power, but I stil can't believe British people accept it.
    Even Japan abolished such a system over 70 years ago.

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  2. Sho23 June 2024 at 06:21

    Man is a man and woman is a woman until they turn to ashes.
    The longer a person lives, the more experience they gain and the more fun they have.
    Let's live until 100.

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  3. M.Masumi28 June 2024 at 13:42

    I can somehow imagine that some people get attracted to AI friends.
    We can’t control the world. There are full of unfairness in our real life….
    Although, some people dare to marry regardless of the age.
    As an ‘ajumma’, I am just letting the days go by.😑
     

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  4. Shuko7 July 2024 at 08:39

    For Tokyo gubernatorial election:

    For the star festival day she may weave intrigues with strange words, that are Aufheben, reset and wise spending etc.
    She's never pressed the botton on the right position.

    She rules her electoral district with her own game.

    Good Luck, Metropolitan Tokyo!!


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  5. Shuko16 July 2024 at 00:52

    The view in the world turned suddenly before we knew.
    It's too much to trace.

    Lishi Snak lost his position.
    The present PM Keir Stermer would be uncertain, whether if D-day came up or not.

    One of the news you gave us, it's so impressed. Hope to accelerate Stermer's agenda on the House of Lords' new standing.

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