Flabbergasted Michael Moore pats Japan capitalism

Moore and starlet Ogura at TSE

"Quit being like us. Be the Japan you created after 1945,

you believe that you’re all Japanese and that you’re on

the same boat."

Documentary film maker Michael Moore made his own

show while visiting the Tokyo Stock Exchange for the

promotion of his latest work "Capitalism: A Love Story."

The film director is urging people in Japan to get

back to a social security system based on the spirit

of mutual trust, and warns that the country appears less

caring following the excessive reign of "conservative"

governments.

"You started to go down the other road, so my humble

plea is for you to come off that road with your new

prime minister and go down the road that we used to

admire".

Moore, 55, a Sumo sized belt, said he wishes the film

to encourage people in Japan to have second thoughts

about following ideas believed in the United States,

such as "only the strong will survive", and to revalue

the safety net system that Japanese people built to

help each other after World War II.

In the 127-minute film, Moore accused a handful of

leaders in the U.S. government and Wall Street of

obtaining funds, including taxpayers’ money, all to

themselves thus leading to making themselves richer and

most others poorer. Moore also urged President Barack

Obama not to expand the war in Afghanistan. He said

that he had sent Obama a message from his father, a

World War II veteran. "I passed on to him a personal

request from my father and his Japanese friend : Mr

Obama, you do not know war. We both know war and

want it no more".

✍ Now the issues is: if no gold and no money, what else,

slavery as a compensation to labor payment? Some

people get tired with these easy talks about finance.

Weird too confusing finance and conservatism.

Baba cool...