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I am convinced that the United States was in a great hurry to test the bomb, on real targets ,before the end of the war.

I think you get to see the measure of higher tolls, priority traffic lanes, from a security perspective. Less public traffic, Olympic participants can keep up the speed to reduce the risk of terrorist attacks.

The 1972 Munich Olympics are not forgotten.

Could not mandatory alcolocks have prevented such a tragic accident?

Many countries have it in public transport, you have to blow "green" for thunderstorms to start.

I live in Sweden, 10,000,000 inhabitants, a affected country 14,350 dead 1,000,000 found infected, received the first injection of Astra zenica vac, 5 weeks ago.

Side effect, a little fever at night that was all.

Very grateful, take what is offered to you all vaccines protect against covid and possible death.

Good ,ANA, from words to doing something.

In my home country, Sweden, it is recommended to play dead, if you are attacked by a bear.

In Sweden, where we have come a long way with gender equality, women account for two thirds of all cases of mental illness and men for one third.

Source: A knowledge overview of Nordic research published during the years 2010 - 2019.

Everything has its price.

I do not know if this is done in other countries, but we do it in Sweden.

We measure the content of covid in the wastewater from the treatment plants and it gives a good result at least which way the infection is on its way.

The measurement result is more reliable for a city than testing.

In Sweden, mask are not something that the authorities recommend, probably because it would prevent herd immunity.

By the way Sweden's health authority is probably soon the only country that does not urge citizens not to wear a mask, probably, because it slows down herd immunity too much.

It is a good strategy for society to vaccinate the elderly first.

In my home country Sweden, healthcare has been completely blocked for several months by covid patients in intensive care units. Mostly of them elderly.

This has meant that other care has stopped, almost 200,000 planned operations have been postponed indefinitely, which means that people of working age cannot work and have to suffer unnecessarily.

2,556 have been cared for in intensive care. 5,810 have died so far ,in Sweden and the infection continues but not as fast now.

I, born 9 months after the Hiroshima / Nagasaki massacre, have grown up in the shadow of the atomic bombs and the impact it has had on societies around the world will never be forgotten.

One can continue to discuss for another 75 years, the reason why Japan attacked the United States, but it can never justify the eradication of innocent people suffering it caused.

The United States can never apologize that the driving force was to test which of the bombs was most effective. Uranium-based or plutonium.

It was necessary to hurry up before the war he ended, so there was very short of time.

I'm Swedish

Sweden is down to a few deaths per day now, A total of 5,744 have died in the corona pandemic so far. When it was at its peak, we had 100 per day.

People follow recommendations and about 35% flock immunity in Stockholm where it was most cases.

The rest of the country, the immunity is estimated to be about 5%.

The largest number of deaths were among immigrants and the elderly in geriatric care.

 A large part of the staff is paid by the hour, but without social benefits if they stay at home,they speak or understand Swedish very poorly.

They spread the infection between the rooms in the facilities .

Elderly care has been a way for Sweden to keep the unemployment figures down for the country, by having no requirements for employment and low wages.

Why so negative, it is good that the Prime Minister of Japan is protesting against the world's most unnecessary genocide of civilians, with the motivation to end a war that was practically over.

Why hang up to test how many people have the virus, when it is already out in the community without control?

The important thing is that when testing for who has had the virus get started with mass testing, to get them out into the community and get important features started.

They probably has some immunity.

I am Swedish and Sweden's tactic is to achieve the immunity of citizens at the rate that healthcare can manage. It seems to be Japan's tactic too. Only in the future can we determine if it was right.

On 11 March, the same day as the first Swedish death to COVID-19, the Swedish government passed a new law, limiting freedom of assembly by temporarily banning all gatherings larger than 500 people, with threat of fine and prison. The ban will apply until further notice. On 27 March the government announced that gatherings of more than 50 people were banned.

It doesn't seem as if Abe is copying the Swedes. There are no similar laws in Japan.

Fines and imprisonment only apply to event organizers of events not for individuals