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To: michael97123 who wrote (109359)	4/15/2005 9:33:40 AM
From: Mary Cluney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793830

I am not a fan of this chinese regime but you cant really compare Tibet to WW2 atrociities committed by Japan against China and others. I fully agree. China is an easy target. They don't have the PR resources of Japan and /or Saudi Arabia. I am not anti Japan either, but I am against denial. Especially denial of wrong doing. I hate it when I see on TV when they question someone and when that person is guilty as sin, they just do not answer the question. They go on and talk about something else. I also hate it, when they answer egregious wrong doing by reciting a laundry list of wrong doings by others. Lawyers are espeically good at that. I am not anti Japan. I love sushi, Sony Products, and Japanese autos (although I have never owned a Japanese auto). I have never met a Japanese that was rude to me (nor a post WWII German). They just have to face up to what they did during WWII. The Germans have - and they are much better off.