Iwata-san is wise and noble. I feel happy that Nintendo is in his hands.
Strange that they picked a showman like Reggie to head up NoA - quite the opposite. I guess they thought that is what Westerners like, and sadly, it seems they are right.
To judge people on such trivial things as you seem to be is shallow IMHO. No offense, but what matters is how they're shown in their actions and I think there were a lot of "unsavory" decisions Nintendo as a whole has made as of late.
Also, why do you say "I guess they thought that is what Westerners like, and sadly, it seems they are right."? I mean I guess you could have heard a lot of fans say they like Reggie (personally I've heard mostly the opposite) but really who cares about how the figureheads appear? I don't know, maybe I'm just a little touchy because I am a Westerner and it seemed like you basically just insulted all Westerners, but as I said I probably just thought that because I'm touchy about the subject of being belittled for being a Westerner.
Anyways I do like Iwata, but it seems like between various things that I personally really don't like about the Wii U and the failing sales of the overpriced 3DS (which is now very nicely priced, IMO), it's a little hard not to look at one of the biggest decision-makers in the company as a sort of embodiment of a lot of the issues that the company has, too. As far as I know NOA and NOE both really don't have that much to do with the actual decision-making in Nintendo's big plans, just in the localization products and distribution in those regions. So unless I'm wrong and NOA and NOE really do play a bigger roll in Nintendo's decisions, Reggie is basically just an unimportant business man(?)