🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: Suiza ha suspendido toda financiación a Médicos Sin Fronteras después de que no informara que su personal estaba explotando a mujeres y niñas para sexo, a cambio de ayuda y dinero.
In Japan, a Palestinian-Syrian American comedian named Sammy Obeid came to participate in a Tokyo stand-up comedy show on a tourist visa.
But he told the immigration officers that he had come to Japan just for a day to look around.
However, his X account was promoting a stand-up comedy show in Tokyo. Because of this, he got caught — that he had not come to look around, but to perform the show.
Japanese immigration officers clearly told him that without an entertainer visa, he could not be allowed entry into Japan, and sent him back to America.
After that, he went on social media and claimed that the Japanese government had targeted him because of his Palestinian-Lebanese-Syrian background and his pro-Palestine views.
Whereas the real reason was that he had not been able to obtain the required entertainer visa, yet he still went to Japan.
Is being sent back for violating a country’s visa rules racism, or is enforcing its own laws every country’s right?
Television commentators in Tokyo spent years complaining about American Osprey aircraft flying over Japan.
On November 29, 2023, the fishermen of Yakushima Island showed what real Japanese people actually do when an American falls into the sea.
At 2:40 PM, a U.S. Air Force CV-22B Osprey carrying eight American airmen suffered a catastrophic mechanical failure and crashed into the rough winter waters half a mile off Yakushima.
Why did U.S. military rescue helicopters not reach the water first? Because the nearest American air bases were hundreds of miles away, and the sea around Yakushima is filled with jagged volcanic reefs and heavy swells.
The fishermen of Yakushima did not wait for a government order.
The moment they saw black smoke on the water, dozens of local Japanese fishermen cut their nets, turned their small white wooden and fiberglass trawlers straight into the churning gray waves, and raced to the crash site within minutes.
Alongside Japan Coast Guard divers and Self-Defense Force crews, those weathered fishermen stayed out on the freezing black water through the night, burning their deck lights until dawn so no American boy would be left alone in the dark.
For seventy-two straight hours, town residents patrolled the rocky beaches in the rain with flashlights, and local divers braved strong underwater currents to bring every single American airman home to his family.
When U.S. Air Force Special Operations commanders arrived, they bowed deeply to the fishermen with tears in their eyes.
Politicians talk about alliances in air-conditioned rooms. Real allies cut their nets and steer straight into the storm.