On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 21:17:30 GMT, Toshi <toshi.k@hamburg.de> brought
down from the Mount tablets inscribed:

>見たか、この完璧な英語を。
>反論のあるやつはかかってこい。
>
>Look at this perfect English.
>For the perfect claim, nobody has ability to argue.
>
>TheWandererさんの<107392mjvt8ui8f@corp.supernews.com>から
>>
>>"Toshi" <toshi.k@hamburg.de> wrote in message
>>news:pKIbc.78883$vn.233649@sea-read.news.verio.net...
>>> Japanese do not know election.

Awkward.
>>> They vote for a yes-man of a founder.

Very awkward
>>> They think that non-communism is a democratic necessary
>>> and sufficient condition.

Condition of what? Incomplete thought.
>>> Japanese are one of the greatest stupid nation since history
>>> on record begins.

Shouldn't that be "nations"? And "on record" is redundant.

>>> Because they cannot do one's will decision by oneself.

Very awkward.

>>> They have slave nature to leave all to the government and
>>> government officials and members of the Diet.

"a slavish nature"

>>> Japanese follow one's nation unconditionally if it begins to be asked for
>>war.

"One's"? 
>>> They never do military service refusal.

"They never refuse to do military service". (But Japan has no draft,
so the statement is moot anyway).

>>> If only oneself is sacrificed, they believe that their family and whole
>>families
>>> are not attacked by the government.

"one's self" and "will not be attacked"

>>> The feeble nation of a sheep change them into cruel fascist army corps
>>> anytime in this way.

"nation of sheep"
"a cruel fascist army corp"

>>> Such a human beings do any kind of cruel act if they wear military
>>uniforms.

"will" or "would"
And you don't need "a" with the plural "human beings"

>>> Japan does not have the present, the official armed forces,

"at present" (and yes, it does have official armed forces)

>>> and the Self-Defense Force cannot attack other countries and, however,

run on sentence

>>> it revises the constitution and is going to have the official armed

"has revised" or "will revise"

>>> forces the year after next.
>>> In Japan, a national anthem to praise the Emperor system of Japan
>>> to call "KIMIGAYO" already revived in 1999.

Very awkward.

I'll just skip the rest.





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