Comments on: Katie Couric's Notebook: Surviving disaster
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- The destruction in Japan now look very similar to those pictures in History books after we droopped 2 Atom bombs on them.
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- With Japan in ruins, the whole world will feel the effect.
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- You were a Cardinal too, right Katie.
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- The 767. That's my bird.
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- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jsn6bfQZ2E&feature=related ;)
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- Or, maybe better than -talk about it- they could recognize that a bunch of greedy and corrupt people did this to them.
And, maybe they can take some action to prevent these same corrupt people from doing it again and again.
They can start by getting some accurate and useful information, which clearly is not available on CBS. - Reply to this comment
- How would Scientology "deal with" that?
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- In Japanese culture, you don't want to lose face {integrity}. This complicates matters for recovery.
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- Silence first (communion with oneself and with those lost) and speech afterward (communion with others about the disaster) seems natural after overwhelnming catastrophe.
Candadai Tirumalai - Reply to this comment
- The Japanese shouldn't stuff their feelings. If they do, it could cause mental and medical problems.
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