03-20-2011, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by irwin99
What is ironic is that the Japanese would never donate anything to a Westerner (or anybody for that matter).
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What is even more ironic is that you actually have no clue about what the
Japanese donate to westerners and are just spouting bullshit because you are
actually the one with the race problem, not them.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...7073641AAQd7CY
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroyuki Hosoda said the government will give US$200,000 (Ђ161,445) to the American Red Cross and is ready to provide up to US$300,000 (Ђ242,170) more in emergency supplies such as tents, blankets and power generators.
Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's largest automaker, pledged US$5 million (Ђ4.04 million) to the Red Cross and the Friedkin Disaster Relief Fund, while Nissan Motor Co. said it will offer the Red Cross $750,000 (Ђ605,000) and 50 pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, according to Japan's Kyodo News Agency.
Panasonic, the leading brand for Osaka-based electronics maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., said separately that it will give US$1 million (Ђ810,000) to the aid effort, adding that it hopes for a "swift recovery."
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. said it would supply 20 million yen (US$182,000; Ђ146,916.37) in relief money and 15 floodlights powered by portable generators.
The Japanese Red Cross Society decided to provide $200,000 (Ђ161,446.56) to its U.S. counterpart, Kyodo said.
http://english.pravda.ru/news/world/02-0?
Japan has pledged more than $1.5 million in private donations. The government of Japan has donated $200,000 in cash to the American Red Cross and some $800,000 in relief supplies ? from blankets to generators ? already are arriving to aid the most needy. Japanese firms with operations in the United States have donated some $12 million in total, including Honda Motor Corporation ($5 million), Hitachi ($1 million) and Nissan (more than $750,000).
http://asklindasherman.com/japan-was-big?
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