Monday message board
September 19th, 2005
It’s time, once again for the Monday Message Board. Civilised discussion and no coarse language, please.
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PrQ,
On to another topic – are you planning a post on the Japanese election result? I would have thought that a decisive result based on an explicitly economic focussed campaign in a major economy would have deserved one. The debate around the privatisation of Japan Post would be a fascinating one.