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© Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Japan, U.S. renew nuclear pact amid plutonium stock concern
By Mari Yamaguchi TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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econstats
Good news. Japan now has the fuel to make more Nukes.
Jtsnose
No nukes. - Let's save the people, the planet, and the environment!
Ganbare Japan!
Very well said, as always Econstats. Nothing wrong with a nation defending herself. I was told once before, Japan has the material and technical skills to produce Nuclear Warhead in 6 months.If necessary, of course.
Christina Tsuchida
Interesting that the "news" after saying the the Hokkaido plant will soon open to "reprocess" the potentially agreement-offending plutonium adds a final act of truth: "experts say ..." [see above]. Who gave us the "news" prior to the declaration of the "experts" which is in flat contradiction to it? Are these experts scientists? Merely "those in the know"--viz., their report concerns government (one or two together) plans to build up a "defense" (aimed at No. Korea) by threat of nuke stockpiles?