Outrage in Japan as a North African with a French passport punched a Japanese woman after bumping into her and then ran away like a coward.
‘French’ tourists have such a bad reputation across Asia that some places are now even turning them away.
A Muslim man in Japan took to social media to complain that Japanese people stare at him when he prays on public streets.
To this, a Japanese user replied:
Yes, people stare. Because Japan's sidewalks are meant for walking, not for praying.
That person didn't look for a mosque, nor did he stay at home; under the guise of religion, he wants to encroach on the street and assert supremacy.
Japan is not a stage for anyone's religious drama or a place to display any one religion.
Yung massive shabu shipment from Laos intended sana sa Pinas ay kontrata daw ng isang pulitiko sa Mindanao. Kunwari nalang nagulat tayo. Hello, magnetic lifters isdachu?
DFA SLAMS CHINESE ENVOY’S REMARKS AS ‘THINLY VEILED THREAT’ OF FORCE
UPDATE: The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) rebukes Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan over remarks that China could easily win if it resorted to force, calling his choice of words regrettable and a possible “thinly veiled threat.”
“If we want to use force, we easily win, but no. We will not use this force, and we love peace,” Jing said in an event in Quezon City.
The DFA said diplomacy requires tact and restraint and called on foreign diplomats to exercise greater care in their public statements, warning that such language could further erode mutual trust and derail constructive dialogue. | @TristanNodalo
Kaya malakas ang loob ni Jing Quan na tawaging troublemaker ang Pilipinas, dahil pati ang sarili nating Vice President ay ganoon ang tingin sa ating mangingisda, PCG at AFP!
🚨🇬🇧 Un hombre musulmán acosó a una mujer británica que paseaba a su perro porque sus hijas estaban «asustadas» y los perros son *haram* en el islam.
Ni siquiera estaban cerca de ellas; el perro solo empezó a ladrar después de que él se acercara de forma agresiva.
🇯🇵 "But Japan is only 0.4% Muslim! What's the big deal?" they ask.
Try to apply this to anything else:
"This drink is only 0.4% cyanide! What's the big deal?"
"This protein powder is only 0.4% lead! What’s the big deal?"
"This seasoning is only 0.4% fentanyl! What’s the big deal?"