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The title is lifted from this report on anti-Japanese demonstrations in China. (Hat tip: Instapundit - who also has more at the link).
Wondering why the sudden surge in anti-Japanese sentiment? Probably several reasons. But here are a few more stories about China and Japan from today's news.
EU Shelves Plan To Lift Arms Ban On China After US PressureDoes this sort of thing lead to (perhaps government sanctioned) mass demonstrations, shatterred glass, etc etc? I'll let the world class 3d Vulcan chess enthusiasts sort it out from here...European Union foreign ministers yesterday shelved plans to lift an arms embargo on China. This was seen as a victory for Washington, which had expressed outrage at the possible flow of European weapons to Beijing.
China Row Shows How Little EU Cares For Democracy
...The Chinese want weapons in order to use them. Almost every contiguous state has, at one time or another, felt the force of Chinese aggression: Korea, Russia, Mongolia, Pakistan, India, Tibet, Vietnam, Hong Kong. Taiwan, which is regularly menaced by Chinese naval exercises off its coast, understandably frets that it will be next; Japan, too, is starting to feel uneasy.
Panel Backs Altering Japan's Charter
A Japanese parliamentary committee voted Friday to issue a landmark report that urges revisions to the Constitution, including changes to its pacifist provisions.