To the others who offered suggestions, thanks also. I did try babelfish translator and couldn’t really get what it was saying.

I introduced your site because I found the sado-masochistic analysis very interesting. So it’s definitely “read her, she’s good!”

American liberal’s masochistic attitude toward Islamo-sadists corresponds to Japanese leftist’s masochistic attitude toward sadistic, pushy communist regime of China.

Japanese leftists insist that it’s Japanese to blame that Chinese get angry over the past. But Japan apologized many times, especially during its short-lived leftist administration in the 90’s. Still, it’s in the 90’s that CCP intensified its anti-Japanese propaganda. Anti-Japanese war memorials you see in China are mostly built in late 80’s and 90’s, thanks to Japan’s aid money.

Your article reminds me of the fact that people of the left think in the same fashion on both sides of the Pacific. Now, on the eve of general election in Japan, powerful opposition party (Democratic Party of Japan) argues that we should mend fences by bowing to Chinese to promote peace. Of course, liberal DPJ is passionately against the War on Terror, too.

Unfornuately, I’m even rustier than I thought. In the post that you linked, the first link is to your post “Terrorists and the Westnern World” on orgonomy. That paragraph says roughly that you wrote a very interesting introduction to “this theme” on your blog. I bet that Gaijin Biker over at www.ridingsun.com could help out with this.

AlexR

Link here

Yeah, that seems to work… If you get any problems, try copying the shortcut directly to the location bar and go that way. If not, you’ll have to copy that site address and paste it into the obvious field on the babelfish site. That leaves you only 2/3rds the vertical screen, which is annoying, but, with most browsers, you can “open frame in new window” and get rid of it (I always do). Note that the link text has been xlated, and, more interestingly, the links are being fed through the translation engine, too.

All in all, babelfish is a credit to the namesake, and programming in general.

http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/trurl_pagecontent?lp=ja_en&url=http%3A%2F%2Fmeinesache.seesaa.net%2Farticle%2F5776381.html

My own rough scan is that the author likes the psychological approach.

He’d love Dr. Sanity.

For the general purpose, here’s the site link:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/

It reminds me of a joke I heard the other night.

What do you call a person who speaks 2 languages?
Bilingual.

What do you call a person who speaks 3 languages?
Trilingual.

What do you call a person who speaks 4 languages?
Quadralingual.

What do you call a person who speaks 1 language?
Monolingual?
No. American.