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When I Became Prime Minister Last September, I Promised The Japanese People That I Would Not Tolerate The Politics Of Indecision. A Propensity To Delay Difficult And Weighty Decisions Has Been Hurting Our Country. It Is Detrimental To Our Economy, Society And Future, And It Cannot Be Allowed To Continue.

-Yoshihiko Noda

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When I Became Prime Minister Last September,

Yoshihiko Noda

When I Became Prime Minister Last September, I Promised The Japanese People That I Would Not Tolerate The Politics Of Indecision. A Propensity To Delay Difficult And Weighty Decisions Has Been Hurting Our Country. It Is Detrimental To Our Economy, Society And Future, And It Cannot Be Allowed To Continue.

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