OH God!!!!! 6.0 M earthquake hit eastern Japan again within a time frame of few days interval after history made 8.9M merciless earthquake his north eastern Japanese coast. It's too much to handle alone by an any particular state. Even a richest country of Asia like Japan collapsed to its knee and pledge to international community for their helping hands. The first super quake came together with an angry tsunami and has claimed more than 10,000 lives to date and still counting. The blast of nuclear reactor plant make the situation bad to worse. Japanese people are still struggling with a rescue and relief effort, the another 6.0M earthquake hit again.
What did Japanese do wrongly in past? From the angle of religion, they suffer now to reflect the actions of their previous life. I don't know this kind of supernatural matter is correct or not. But I know is Japanese people are the most active people with international donations/ charities. They always think of helping poor countries and sharing their rich with those who need worldwide. They why are they suffering from this kind of tragedy? Why are they being punished like this? If one person's life is suppose to reflect the attitude of he, then Japanese people deserve flawless life I think. But the real thing is they need to handle almost daily with the small earthquake. It make them ever-ready mode people as well as most united people in the world. The media highlighted their attitude that they are not screaming even they are exposed to such mega devastating disaster. They are still cool and looking around quickly. What an amazing people are they? Nobody will think of today disasters happening one day in the country of sunrise.
Since they are not a selfish country, no wonder they are receiving several generous offers from a lot of countries. I trust in the quality of Japan's authority in handling disaster settlement and hopefully they can heal their people's wounds as soon as possible. Wish them overcome this bad moment with the heart of samurai. Good luck Japan. We'll be happy to see you stand up again and lead Asia in the world community. I think this is not first time for you to fall to ground. You have gone through a lot bad moment previously and we believe in you that you can cope with all incoming troubles. Eventually you will come back to world stage as a stronger nation than before.
What did Japanese do wrongly in past? From the angle of religion, they suffer now to reflect the actions of their previous life. I don't know this kind of supernatural matter is correct or not. But I know is Japanese people are the most active people with international donations/ charities. They always think of helping poor countries and sharing their rich with those who need worldwide. They why are they suffering from this kind of tragedy? Why are they being punished like this? If one person's life is suppose to reflect the attitude of he, then Japanese people deserve flawless life I think. But the real thing is they need to handle almost daily with the small earthquake. It make them ever-ready mode people as well as most united people in the world. The media highlighted their attitude that they are not screaming even they are exposed to such mega devastating disaster. They are still cool and looking around quickly. What an amazing people are they? Nobody will think of today disasters happening one day in the country of sunrise.
Since they are not a selfish country, no wonder they are receiving several generous offers from a lot of countries. I trust in the quality of Japan's authority in handling disaster settlement and hopefully they can heal their people's wounds as soon as possible. Wish them overcome this bad moment with the heart of samurai. Good luck Japan. We'll be happy to see you stand up again and lead Asia in the world community. I think this is not first time for you to fall to ground. You have gone through a lot bad moment previously and we believe in you that you can cope with all incoming troubles. Eventually you will come back to world stage as a stronger nation than before.
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