Talk:James Thorndike
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| - | So the anti-war political party in the FPA calls itself the "Peace Party." I get that. But is there ever ~anything~ to indicate the "other" politicians form a single party, AND that they call themselves the "War Party?" That seems unlikely to me. | + | =='War Party' ?== |
| + | So the anti-war political party in the FPA calls itself the "Peace Party." I get that. But is there ever ~anything~ to indicate the "other" politicians form a single party, AND that they call themselves the "War Party?" That seems unlikely to me. — [[User:Canary|Canary]] | ||
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| + | :Yeah, i don't know where that comes from. Togliatti introduces himself as the manager of the National Peace Conference (国民平和会議), and that's the only thing the Japanese Wikipedia associates him with. Perhaps the person who added that bit got confused by the reporter at the end asking about 'the pro-war party' (lower-case). <span style="color: #bbb"> ♥</span> [[User:kine|<span style="color: #359fef !important;">kine</span>]] @ 16:16, 27 April 2011 (UTC) | ||
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'War Party' ?
So the anti-war political party in the FPA calls itself the "Peace Party." I get that. But is there ever ~anything~ to indicate the "other" politicians form a single party, AND that they call themselves the "War Party?" That seems unlikely to me. — Canary
- Yeah, i don't know where that comes from. Togliatti introduces himself as the manager of the National Peace Conference (国民平和会議), and that's the only thing the Japanese Wikipedia associates him with. Perhaps the person who added that bit got confused by the reporter at the end asking about 'the pro-war party' (lower-case). ♥ kine @ 16:16, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
