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Ruth Pollard

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Ontario, Tokyo
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In Tokyo for @Bloomberg @opinion after @bpolitics in Delhi. Formerly @smh in Beirut, Cairo, Jerusalem, Sydney. My views
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Who’s afraid of ‘Japanese neo-militarism’? Nobody

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By Gearoid Reidy Verified, Ruth Pollard Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Do you live in fear of the specter of “Japanese neo-militarism”? Are you girding yourself for another campaign of advance across Asia? Perhaps you fret over the “gray rhino” of remilitarization in Tokyo, “charging toward peace and order in the Asia-Pacific”? I doubt it. The specter of “neo-militarism” is the latest attack line from Beijing, a neologism rolled out over the past few months repackaging longstanding accusations that Tokyo is reviving the spirit of World War II.
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Ruth Pollard (1947–2026) of Staunton, IL | Obituary

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By Ruth Pollard Verified
| River Bender Verified
Ruth Ann "Sis" Pollard passed away on Monday, May 4, 2026 at Alton Memorial Hospital surrounded by her family. She was 79 years old. Ruth was born on April 19, 1947 in Staunton, IL to Homer and Ruth (Clark) Cunningham. She married George Pollard February 14, 1967, and he preceded her in death. Ruth was a caregiver and foster parent. Ruth was a selfless person who dedicated her life to give a home to special needs children.
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How amnesia is turning Asia’s tyrants into heroes - Karishma Vaswani And Ruth Pollard

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By Karishma Vaswani Verified, Ruth Pollard Verified
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