Koizumi Continues to Flout His Own Constitution!

July 13th, 2006 by Adamu
Adamu

Koizumi Yarmulke.jpg
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi respectfully places his hand on the Wailing Wall, one of Judaism’s most sacred sites, in Jerusalem on Thursday during a trip to the Middle East that takes him to Israel, the Palestinian territory and Jordan. (AP)
(From Nikkei)

Who will stop Koizumi from continuing these perverse, random acts of worship?!

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  • 7 Responses to 'Koizumi Continues to Flout His Own Constitution!'

    1. JiMong Says:

      Should I practice Israeli way of “an eye for an eye” over North Korea? Is preemptive strike against North Korea constitutional or unconstitutional?
      ....PM Junichiro Koizumi

    2. masaco Says:

      All going abroad is “Graduation travel. ” for him of today.
      It was an event of the graduation travel that he had enjoyed it in Presley’s house.

      Because all the dead are Kami(Sacred soul) judging from religious sense of values of Japan, Kami of Yasukuni and all Kami of Jerusalem are same Kami. However, Jerusalem is not Japan.

      When I see such news, I am nervous as the Japanese people.

    3. Joe Says:

      It’s a miracle that he can keep that yarmulke on.

    4. Curzon Says:

      Love the picture. Banzai on Yasukuni!

    5. Ken Y-N Says:

      This is calling out for a caption competition; the best I can do is something about Jun-chan getting the Martyrs of Shoah and Showa mixed up.

      Either that or he’s giving thanks that the wall wasn’t built by e-Homes or Aneha.

    6. Joe Says:

      ::insert eerie telepathy sound effect here::

      “Gentlemen, your wall wails because it just wants to be left alone”

    7. Mutantfrog Says:

      Yarmulke are often kept in place with a single bobby pin, which would of course be well concealed by Koizumi’s glorious mane.

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