܀𓂃 Kaori Fujisawa 𑁍
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“The only foundation of a free Constitution, is pure virtue, and if this cannot be inspired into our people, in a greater measure than they have it now, they may change their rulers, and the forms of government, but they will not obtain a lasting liberty.” ——John Adams
his argument isn't built on specific legal precedents or constitutional law, but rather on a sociopolitical domino effect.
February 16, 2026 at 2:47 PM
his argument isn't built on specific legal precedents or constitutional law, but rather on a sociopolitical domino effect.
President of the Congress John Hancock sent George Washington a copy of the Declaration of Independence and asked that he “have it proclaimed at the Head of the Army in the Way, you shall think most proper.”
February 16, 2026 at 2:24 PM
President of the Congress John Hancock sent George Washington a copy of the Declaration of Independence and asked that he “have it proclaimed at the Head of the Army in the Way, you shall think most proper.”
I saw Taiwan Railway boxed lunches for sale.
February 16, 2026 at 2:07 PM
I saw Taiwan Railway boxed lunches for sale.
At MSC, Japan argued for coordinated, rules-based security across Europe and Asia.
China attacked Japan.
Europe chose silence.
China attacked Japan.
Europe chose silence.
February 16, 2026 at 12:09 PM
At MSC, Japan argued for coordinated, rules-based security across Europe and Asia.
China attacked Japan.
Europe chose silence.
China attacked Japan.
Europe chose silence.
at MSC—no one spoke up for Japan？
February 16, 2026 at 11:51 AM
at MSC—no one spoke up for Japan？
明日以降の主な政治日程
〇国会が18日(水)に召集されます。7月17日までの150日間の予定
〇召集後は首班指名→所信表明演説＆代表質問の後、予算審議入り。年度内成立を目指すとの報道もあるが、例年並みなら、本予算成立はGW前の見込み
〇与党圧倒的多数の国会がどう進んでいくのか、注目です。
〇国会が18日(水)に召集されます。7月17日までの150日間の予定
〇召集後は首班指名→所信表明演説＆代表質問の後、予算審議入り。年度内成立を目指すとの報道もあるが、例年並みなら、本予算成立はGW前の見込み
〇与党圧倒的多数の国会がどう進んでいくのか、注目です。
February 16, 2026 at 6:23 AM
明日以降の主な政治日程
〇国会が18日(水)に召集されます。7月17日までの150日間の予定
〇召集後は首班指名→所信表明演説＆代表質問の後、予算審議入り。年度内成立を目指すとの報道もあるが、例年並みなら、本予算成立はGW前の見込み
〇与党圧倒的多数の国会がどう進んでいくのか、注目です。
〇国会が18日(水)に召集されます。7月17日までの150日間の予定
〇召集後は首班指名→所信表明演説＆代表質問の後、予算審議入り。年度内成立を目指すとの報道もあるが、例年並みなら、本予算成立はGW前の見込み
〇与党圧倒的多数の国会がどう進んでいくのか、注目です。
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If military flights are truly top secret, they wouldn't be transmitting their location this way. They are seen when they want to be seen.
Her argument isn't with Twitter, it's with FAA and military regulations involving ASDB requirements.
February 16, 2026 at 1:20 AM
If military flights are truly top secret, they wouldn't be transmitting their location this way. They are seen when they want to be seen.
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I must refute this idea.
1/Normalizes constitutional incoherence
2/Makes security policy dependent on executive reinterpretation
3/Weakens rule-of-law norms
We must be clear on one thing: support and defend the Constitution And law
Not allegiance to the government or any political party.
1/Normalizes constitutional incoherence
2/Makes security policy dependent on executive reinterpretation
3/Weakens rule-of-law norms
We must be clear on one thing: support and defend the Constitution And law
Not allegiance to the government or any political party.
February 16, 2026 at 4:41 AM
I must refute this idea.
1/Normalizes constitutional incoherence
2/Makes security policy dependent on executive reinterpretation
3/Weakens rule-of-law norms
We must be clear on one thing: support and defend the Constitution And law
Not allegiance to the government or any political party.
1/Normalizes constitutional incoherence
2/Makes security policy dependent on executive reinterpretation
3/Weakens rule-of-law norms
We must be clear on one thing: support and defend the Constitution And law
Not allegiance to the government or any political party.
I support amending Article 9, Paragraph 2 not because I am conservative or liberal, but because the current legal structure no longer matches reality. I have never supported any political party.
This is not an ideological position.
It is an institutional and legal one.
This is not an ideological position.
It is an institutional and legal one.
February 16, 2026 at 4:21 AM
I support amending Article 9, Paragraph 2 not because I am conservative or liberal, but because the current legal structure no longer matches reality. I have never supported any political party.
This is not an ideological position.
It is an institutional and legal one.
This is not an ideological position.
It is an institutional and legal one.
When ‘don’t provoke’ really means ‘don’t resist,’ the problem isn’t Japan—it’s the advice.
This confuses investor risk management with national survival. Silence doesn’t deter coercion.
This confuses investor risk management with national survival. Silence doesn’t deter coercion.
February 16, 2026 at 3:11 AM
When ‘don’t provoke’ really means ‘don’t resist,’ the problem isn’t Japan—it’s the advice.
This confuses investor risk management with national survival. Silence doesn’t deter coercion.
This confuses investor risk management with national survival. Silence doesn’t deter coercion.
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Please stop over-classifying OSINT.
February 16, 2026 at 1:20 AM
Please stop over-classifying OSINT.
Her argument isn't with Twitter, it's with FAA and military regulations involving ASDB requirements.
February 16, 2026 at 1:12 AM
Her argument isn't with Twitter, it's with FAA and military regulations involving ASDB requirements.
Brad’s reply directly punctures Bob’s implied premise,
February 15, 2026 at 6:18 PM
Brad’s reply directly punctures Bob’s implied premise,
AOC clearly has no idea and has not done any of the preparatory work that a serious legislator would have done
When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was asked a straightforward question “Would and should the U.S. actually commit U.S. troops to defend Taiwan?” Instead of giving a clear yes or no on defending Taiwan from China, AOC leaned on vague references to “longstanding policy”
February 15, 2026 at 5:12 PM
AOC clearly has no idea and has not done any of the preparatory work that a serious legislator would have done
Let’s be blunt: Rubio’s message isn’t about European autonomy; it’s about American de-subsidization. The Trump administration wants to end the "security welfare" for Europe while maintaining full strategic leverage.
Rubio next to Fico in Slovakia, talking about Europe: “We don't want you to be dependent on us. We are not asking you to be a vassal of the United States. We want to be your partner.”
US tariffed its partners while demanding larger % of GDP to go into defense to buy more military aid from US
US tariffed its partners while demanding larger % of GDP to go into defense to buy more military aid from US
February 15, 2026 at 3:42 PM
Let’s be blunt: Rubio’s message isn’t about European autonomy; it’s about American de-subsidization. The Trump administration wants to end the "security welfare" for Europe while maintaining full strategic leverage.
Japan’s Prime Minister and MOFA are no longer absorbing or deflecting Chinese rhetorical attacks, but are systematically rebutting them using international law, factual correction, and formal diplomatic instruments, while maintaining a non-escalatory posture.
February 15, 2026 at 3:26 PM
Japan’s Prime Minister and MOFA are no longer absorbing or deflecting Chinese rhetorical attacks, but are systematically rebutting them using international law, factual correction, and formal diplomatic instruments, while maintaining a non-escalatory posture.
Why the sudden praise of Japan?
February 15, 2026 at 1:29 PM
Why the sudden praise of Japan?
Crash and Parappa are eating sukiyaki
February 15, 2026 at 1:10 PM
Crash and Parappa are eating sukiyaki
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February 15, 2026 at 11:56 AM
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By invoking WWII history at the Munich Security Conference, Wang is seen as trying to drive a wedge between Japan and its European/American allies by painting Japan as an unrepentant aggressor.
February 15, 2026 at 11:32 AM
By invoking WWII history at the Munich Security Conference, Wang is seen as trying to drive a wedge between Japan and its European/American allies by painting Japan as an unrepentant aggressor.
and that question itself misunderstands Japan entirely.
Modern Japan is not “returning to militarism.”
It is returning to normalcy in a security environment where China is openly threatening Taiwan and Japan’s own sea lanes
Modern Japan is not “returning to militarism.”
It is returning to normalcy in a security environment where China is openly threatening Taiwan and Japan’s own sea lanes
February 15, 2026 at 11:12 AM
and that question itself misunderstands Japan entirely.
Modern Japan is not “returning to militarism.”
It is returning to normalcy in a security environment where China is openly threatening Taiwan and Japan’s own sea lanes
Modern Japan is not “returning to militarism.”
It is returning to normalcy in a security environment where China is openly threatening Taiwan and Japan’s own sea lanes
You can’t “avoid WW3” by legitimizing conquest and calling it supply-chain management.
February 15, 2026 at 11:03 AM
You can’t “avoid WW3” by legitimizing conquest and calling it supply-chain management.
You can’t trade sovereignty for 'supply-chain management' and call it peace. History shows that legitimizing conquest doesn't avoid world wars; it just funds the next phase. Plus, a 20-year guarantee is unenforceable the moment the West loses its leverage on the ground.
sovereignty isn't a commodity. Treating a vibrant democracy of 23 million people like a bargaining chip in a corporate merger isn't just ethically bankrupt—it's strategically delusional.
February 15, 2026 at 10:40 AM
You can’t trade sovereignty for 'supply-chain management' and call it peace. History shows that legitimizing conquest doesn't avoid world wars; it just funds the next phase. Plus, a 20-year guarantee is unenforceable the moment the West loses its leverage on the ground.
sovereignty isn't a commodity. Treating a vibrant democracy of 23 million people like a bargaining chip in a corporate merger isn't just ethically bankrupt—it's strategically delusional.
February 15, 2026 at 10:36 AM
sovereignty isn't a commodity. Treating a vibrant democracy of 23 million people like a bargaining chip in a corporate merger isn't just ethically bankrupt—it's strategically delusional.