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http://blog.livedoor.jp/ikedakayoko/archives/51392368.html If only our prime minister spoke like this By Kayoko Ikeda 25日の沖縄県民大会は、政権の強化につながり得ます。対米外交の強力なカードとなり得ます。もしも鳩山さんが緊急記者会見を開いて、こう発言すれば。 The planned 25th rally in Okinawa desired to summon the whole Okinawans could lead to unexpected reinforcement of the Democratic Party of Japan, and also could be an big advantage in the bilateral diplomacy with the US, all if only PM Hatoyama had urgent press conference and spoke as below: ~~~~~~( if Hatoyama spoke like this )~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 「新政権が発足してからこれまで、米軍基地にかんする沖縄のみなさまの負担軽減のために八方手を尽くし、検討をかさねてまいりましたが、その結果、沖縄、徳之島をはじめ、国民のみなさまが米軍基地を受け入れがたいと考えていることがよくわかりました。主権者たるみなさまの意志を踏まえ、わたくしは、国民の厳粛な信託によって国政をになう者として、日米の旧政権が交わしたSACO合意を見直すことを、オバマ大統領に提案することにいたしました。 “ Since the start of this cabinet, we have tackled this problem, leaving
no stone unturned, in order to reduce the lopsided burden of the US bases
endured by people of Okinawa, and now have come to a crystal clear realization
that not only people of Okinawa and those of Tokunoshima, but also the
large population of this country presently think that a new US base is
hard to accept. Based on this will of our poeple, I have made up my mind, as a public servant
to assume the reign of government according to the mandate from the electorate,
to propose to President Obama that the SACO agreement by the old administrations both of the US and of Japan
should be revised. I would like to remind President Obama that at the beginning of the bilateral
negotiation, Futenma Base was to be returned unconditionally to Japan. Therefore, for the time being, the operation of the US Futenma Base will be suspended by applying the
relating US law regarding base managements Although new negotiations would be supposedly difficult, there would be no differences between the US and Japan in their concepts, as the US administration considers the acceptance, of a US military base if it should be constructed, by the local community as an important term of its basing strategy, in Japan, and that acceptance is important, actually the biggest condition, also on our part. Our cabinet will keep on giving as much priority on the US-Japan relationships
as before. For example, as for the 30 trillion yen-worth US national bond Japan currently has which is
to be reimbursed by the end of this year, we would like to sincerely consider spending as much of the amount to
be reimbursed as possible on repurchasing US national bond, only if that
kind of matter is put on the agenda in the negotiation. In case of such
re-purchase, it is feared that my cabinet may receive much angry call from
our people that such tax money should be invested in some measures to buoy
up our economy or to rebuild the government finances here in Japan, but
I would like to beg understanding from our people by any means. Lastly, I wish people of Okinawa greatest success in the forthcoming prefectural
rally on April 25th.” グリム童話の翻訳をライフワークとしながら、トルコ人のドイツ語作家アキフ・ピリンチの『猫たちの森』の翻訳により第1回日独翻訳賞を受賞。1995年に、ヨースタイン・ゴルデル著『ソフィーの世界』ドイツ語版からの重訳をNHK出版より発表し、ベストセラー入りを果たす。「ベルリン・天使の詩」などの、ドイツ映画の字幕担当者としても知られる。 世界平和アピール七人委員会のひとりで社会運動家としても知られており、文筆活動のかたわら、近年は平和運動家や護憲派文化人として日本国内の世論の右傾化を危惧した発言を続け、有事関連法案や教育基本法改定、防衛庁の省への昇格、格差社会の到来を批判し、日本各地で講演を行なっている。イラク戦争が起きる前後にはイラク・アクションと名づけた活動を行い、国会議員に戦争反対を訴える活動を行った。ベストセラー『世界がもし100人の村だったら』の印税7000万円余をすべて、日本在留の難民を支援するための活動資金や、アフガニスタン難民キャンプに女子中学アル・イルム女学院を設立するための基金、それにパレスチナの水道タンクなど、平和的な活動や、NGO/NPOへの寄付に投じた。 |
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