National Pity Party

Across the nation, bat-shit crazy leftist women (or arguably "women") marched in the Women's March on Washington.

The event was supposedly in protest against President Trump and, allegedly, reproductive rights. But some of the celebrity speakers were totally insane.

A couple of examples:

Singer Madonna said that she's thinking about "blowing up the White House." This is only handing her a Secret Service investigation. Can you say, "terrorist threat"?

Actress Ashley Judd was equally as loony, as she attacked Trump and his daughter Ivanka with, "I'm not as nasty as your own daughter being your favorite sex symbol, your wet dreams infused with your own genes." She comes across as a screeching wacko. Who will ever go to a movie she's in ever again? (I don't think she's been in anything substantial for quite a while.)

Seeing some of these marchers stomping for "reproductive rights" (i.e., abortions) that one would have to think, "Why are they so concerned? Some of them are so ugly that no abortions would be necessary as no man would find them attractive enough to want to even touch." I've seen many Facebook posts by women absolutely appalled at the vagina costumes. Many said, "These idiots don't represent me!" "They are embarrassing!"

It is very hard to take anyone seriously when they dress like this (is she supposed to be a taco?):

This is supposed to be inspiring? If anything, it may keep people from missing the Ringling Bros. Circus. It was a circus on its own. This kind of behavior is a prime example why Donald Trump won the election and is now in the White House. These people are lunatics!

Read this from the Daily Mail.

Japanese Business Etiquette Tips

Above, former Toho-Los Angeles Gen. Manager Masaharu Ina and Armand with the Godzilla statue in Hibiya.

Over the past years, I have known many Americans (including myself) who have had occasion to conduct business with Japanese.

Conducting business with Japanese people and corporations can be daunting and frustrating in many respects for those who are not familiar with their business culture.

Ivanka Trump (yes, the ex-wife of The Donald) has posted a few tips on proper Japanese business etiquette that will help avoid creating an "international incident".

She begins with:

Traveling to a new place for work is exciting, but what are you supposed to do when your new French client peppers you with kisses? What about when you first meet your Singaporean co-workers? In our new global business etiquette series, we’ll show you how to work abroad without starting an international incident. First up: Japan.

Having successful business relationships with the Japanese is nowhere near impossible, and those relationships can (and do) lead to actual friendships.

To read more, go here.