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[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@shota201907 Because Taiwanese flag is not allowed

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@sam51824016070 Well it clearly states no Taiwanese flag allowed. Can only blame the organizers

[Mathieu 🇯🇵 @tokyovisite]

Incroyable la foudre a frappé le premier tir du feu d’artifice du Jantokoi Uozu Matsuri dans la préfecture de Toyama au Japon

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@Jickmang2 @Kasumi_cn_jp https://t.co/A6PeHSKgVI

永久居留权可能会被撤销

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

Bought the dip

[Peter DiCarlo @pdicarlotrader]

$MSFT is sitting on the strongest support on the chart.

This level has only broken twice: 2000 and 2008.

In today’s video I walk through the setup, key levels, and why this could mark the bottom for long term investors.

Watch here ⬇️

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@advcatusdiabol @harukaawake This is annoying

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@harukaawake Many are coming to live in Japan. Good luck

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@Capito_Nihongo I don’t think his wife is Japanese. I think he’s saying that he’s whole family will be forced to move back to India cause of the business visa tightening rules

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@mrchrisok @garyblack00 hello 12 year old.. nowhere in the post did Gary say it’s better than Goog

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@TChandini @pdicarlotrader Q1, they estimate 0.76 but the street expect 0.81

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@haru1512Y According to current information, Tesla FSD (Supervised) is currently running demo and passenger experience programs in Europe, but full rollout is not yet available as regulatory approval is pending. Approval is expected around February 2026 in places like the Netherlands.

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@capsulebutt It was too cheap to begin with

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@retirejapan_OG Cheap!

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@Parsonalsecret That’s cause Japan did not initially apply for international plant variety rights under UPOV (International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants) in time.

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@AbroadInJapan https://t.co/ObxzAmnm9C

Right after ur post

[クロニクル・ラボ @gekibnews]

下北沢駅周辺で落書き、コンビニでほ万引きとやりたい放題のアメリカ人

被害に遭ったコンビニやマンションは泣き寝入り状態・・・

これでも外国人と共生できる❓

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@vincent13031925 Bull trap lol

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@politicalawake Whites can just choose to be identified as anything and be anything ��

[Rutaso.Japan🇯🇵🐶 @rutasosabu]

🇯🇵Speech by LDP Presidential Candidate, Representative Sanae TakaichiHello everyone.

I am Sanae Takaichi, a woman of Nara.

But you know, in Nara there are sacred deer—
and there are people who would dare to kick them,
to strike them, to frighten them.
Some come from abroad as tourists,
and if they deliberately try to harm what the Japanese hold dear,
don’t you think something has gone too far?

We even see it on social media:
foreign visitors hanging from a shrine’s torii gate
as if it were a playground bar.
What do they think a shrine is?
These are places where things ancient,
things long cherished, have been carefully preserved.
If people come from abroad only to trample on that spirit,
then something must be done.

Of course, it is wonderful that tourists from all over the world visit Japan.
And indeed, in many of our industries we lack workers,
so we must rely on people from abroad to help fill that gap.
That much is true.
But even so—
such matters must be advanced carefully, step by step.

There are also systems where hiring foreigners
brings undue advantages.
Even the police, unable to secure interpreters in time,
sometimes are forced to release suspects without indictment.
Isn’t that strange? Isn’t that unfair?

Fairness. Justice.
When these are undermined,
when our sense of right and wrong is constantly rubbed raw,
resentment inevitably grows.
Japanese people are patient,
we hold our tongues,
but frustration is mounting.

Therefore, I say this clearly today:
I will reconsider from the ground up
how we can live together with foreigners
in mutual respect and harmony.

If we continue, year after year,
to admit people whose cultures are vastly different,
then this policy must be re-examined.
Those who come purely for economic reasons
while falsely claiming refugee status—
they must be sent home.
Those who overstay illegally—
they must strictly obey our laws.

For that, we need more front-line officers,
such as immigration control agents.
I pay them my deepest respect.
Their treatment must be improved,
their numbers increased.

We must wash Japan clean once again,
removing the stains and dirt that have accumulated.
We must build a fair and just nation,
so that the younger generation may say:
“I’m glad I was born here.”

I, Sanae Takaichi, will stand firmly,
driven by resolve, to pursue this path.

This commitment not to overlook injustice
is also tied to a major shift away from solar panel policies.
Is it not absurd to cover the Kushiro Wetlands
with solar panels?
Just as with the policies that make hiring foreigners
more “profitable”—
these are distortions born of misguided subsidies.

Even systems originally designed for good
have produced wrong signals,
excessive incentives,
and warped outcomes.
Therefore, I, Sanae Takaichi,
will thoroughly review the subsidy system,
sweeping it clean,
and focus only on what truly serves the nation.

Before being a woman or a man,
I am Japanese—
and I am deeply, deeply concerned
about the future of our nation.

Ten years from now,
if we do nothing today,
will Japan be in an even worse state?
The babies born today,
the young people of eighteen—
they may live into the twenty-second century.
What will become of them?
This thought worries me so much
that I can hardly sleep at night.

As a politician living in this present age,
I believe two things matter most:

First, to preserve the Imperial Line,
passed down unbroken through the male line,
by revising the Imperial House Law.

Second, to correct the great defect in our Constitution—
so that the Self-Defense Forces
are clearly written into it,
and no longer appear unconstitutional.

If I become President of the Liberal Democratic Party,
I will pour my passion into moving these debates forward.

I am fortunate to be strong and healthy.
My special skill is working through the night.
Second and third place challenges are no problem at all.

This year marks eighty years since the end of the war.
I feel within me the prayers and wishes
of every individual who has passed,
worried for Japan’s future.

I, Sanae Takaichi,
am determined to lift Japan once again
to a higher place—
to create a strong economy,
a strong nation,
a safe society
to pass on to the next generation.

I humbly, earnestly ask for your powerful support.
Thank you very much for your attention.

#ImmigrationPolicy #ConstitutionalReform #ImperialLine #StrongEconomy #SafeSociety　#SanaeTakaichi #VoiceOfNara #JapanFirst #FutureOfJapan #LeadershipForTomorrow

[Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt]

BREAKING: Tesla has released its 2025 proxy, and it includes an unprecedented $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk (if he meets all objectives).

If Elons wants to receive the full award, he will need to create $7.5 trillion in shareholder value, making @Tesla an $8.5 trillion company. The plan spans 10 years.

The additional shares Elon could receive would push his stake in Tesla to at least 25%. There are 12 tranches, with each worth about 1% of the company. The first one would come at a $2 trillion market cap.

To capture each tranche, Elon not only has to meet a market cap milestone, but one of the operation milestones as well. Meaning if Elon doesn't deliver, he gets paid nothing, making this a very shareholder friendly one. Elon will have to hold the new shares after he receives them for 7.5 years.

Tesla: "The 2025 CEO Performance Award similarly challenges Elon to again meet a series of even more aspirational goals, including operational milestones focused on reaching Adjusted EBITDA targets (thresholds that are up to 28 times higher than the 2018 CEO Performance Award’s top Adjusted EBITDA milestone) and rolling out new or expanded product offerings (including 1 million Robotaxis in commercial operation and delivery of 1 million AI Bots), all while growing the company’s market capitalization by trillions of dollars."

[Alwin @AlwinSW]

@elonmusk I only had 1 difficulty… not enough money