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“A day of restoring pride as human beings”–naming and present-day significance of Koza riot debated at 50th anniversary symposium
Speakers offering their views at the symposium reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the Koza riot on the afternoon of December 13 at the Ryukyu Shimpo Hall in Izumizaki, Naha (photograph by Moriaki Kise)
December 13, 2020 Ryukyu Shimpo
As the 50th anniversary of the 1970 Koza Riot on December 20 approaches, the Okinawa Asia International Peace Art Project 2020 Steering Committee and the Ryukyu Shimpo held a “Symposium for Asking Questions on the 50th Anniversary of the Koza Riot” on December 13 at the Ryukyu Shimpo Hall in Izumizaki, Naha. Speakers Masaie Ishihara (Okinawa International University professor emeritus), Shoko Oshiro (Okinawa International University part-time instructor), Shokichi Kina (musician), and Jimmy Schwartz(former high commissioner specialist 1st class) discussed the significance of the Koza Riot and other matters.
and two-thirds of them are now families and unaccompanied minors. not a situation that our border patrol system was ever designed to deal with. and so we need reform, we need changes, we need a wall, a physical barrier, but what i think what has to be distressing, to 800,000 federal workers and tens of millions of americans, is the answer in all of this, from the democrats, we will not negotiate. [all asking questions] mr. vice president, how does it help that the president walked out of the room, how does that get you closer? i think the president made his position very clear, that there will be no deal without a wall. there will be no deal without the priorities of the president he s put on the table. but if you can look at the proposal, that the president
quote. of course not, when asked do you think you should shut down government. of course not he said. remember me? i am the guy that gets us out of shutdowns. it s a failed policy. mitch mcconnell, mitch mcconnell, 2014, cnn. it is a failed policy and we ought to stop it. [all asking questions] shepard: the speaker, the leader, and stenny hoyer, explaining what just happened. according to their account of things, it s the wall or the hall for the president. he chose the hall. you heard nancy pelosi say, maybe he thinks people can just ask their dad for money, obvious reference to the president s history. then chuck schumer brings what you we were discussing, then stenny hoyer brings up the four bills that they re passing through the house, and debating
is going to pay for it, then democrats were against it. and now, mike pence is speaking. here s another group, the other side, and away we know. what came of the meeting? vice president [all asking questions] wasn t me, wasn t me. shepard: can you wait a minute, mr. vice president, we re ready here, any time you d like to speak, we re ready to hear you. is it true the president walked out of the room? thank you all for coming out. we ll make a few brief remarks and happy to answer a few questions. we just ended a very short meeting in the situation room, the president invited the republic and and democratic