【豪州】ハワードオーストラリア首相、日本の慰安婦発言に「つまらない弁解するな」と警告★３[03/13]

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606: <丶｀∀´> [] 2007/03/14(水) 04:12:53 ID:Ad8uHagl

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何適当な事捏造してんだよ。
カスってもねーよ

↓こいつが原文だ、読んでみろ。

ttp://www.pm.gov.au/media/Interview/2007/Interview24201.cfm

JOURNALIST:

Mr Howard, there have been further criticism of Mr Abe's handling of the issue of comfort women in
the Asahi Shimbun today. Do you think that he has gone far enough in satisfying the issue of
rewriting history and so forth?

PRIME MINISTER:

Well I haven't read that particular criticism but I have read the text of what he said yesterday and
what he said is this: that I have been consistent in my remarks in the last year's Diet session, this
year's session and on other occasions, standing by the Kono Statement, that's the 1993 apology, is
my consistent stance. I'm expressing my sincere apology to comfort women, whose hearts were
wounded and who experienced this painful period. Now it was an appalling episode in a tragic period
in the history of the world and Australian women suffered as a consequence, although the nationals
of other countries suffered in much greater number and there can be no quibbling about what
happened and there can be no quibbling in my view about the level of coercion that was involved.
I mean any suggestion that there was not coercion is completely repudiated by me and it's been
completely repudiated by other Allied countries. Now I think that is quite a strong statement from
the Prime Minister but my concern about any quibbling in relation to this matter is known to the
Japanese Government and I'm sure, in one way or another, it'll be mentioned tomorrow.

JOURNALIST:

Prime Minister Mrs Ruff-O'Hearn in an interview with our news today has urged you to raise the
matter in your meeting with the Prime Minister?

PRIME MINISTER:

Well I think it's fair to say Paul, as I said a moment ago, the issue will come up.

JOURNALIST:

Mr Howard do you think it's time to stop continually pressing the Japanese Government and the Japanese people for apologies for what happened in that World War II era, or do you think there is
still a value in symbolic apologies?

PRIME MINISTER:

I think the problem with this is that an apology had been given and then some doubt was raised as to
whether there was a retreat from that apology, I think that was the issue. It's not something
that.....I mean, and I believe what has been said by the Prime Minister reaffirms that apology.

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