Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Roy, why do you insist so much on using your petrolium wagon when you can enjoy a modern electric vehicle?
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Roy, the carbon gases are only the trigger. They only provide the initial ignition to the vicious cycle. This is the meaning of a nonlinear system: A small input causes a large change of state.
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Here is the substantiation of my statement that the greenhouse process will cause the temperature to rise to hundreds of degrees Celsius and to the boiling of the oceans. Actually I state further that this will happen very rapidly. The inputs inserted by humans have triggered several positive feedback loops in the climate system. But even a single such loop is enough to be malignant. One loop which is embodied in the climate system is the temperature-humidity loop: The rise of the temperature causes a rise of the humidity and vice versa – the rise of the humidity causes a rise of the temperature. What is the nature of any unstable system driven by a positive feedback? The system "escapes" from equilibrium fast, until it reaches some saturation. Consider a sound amplification system whose output is fed back to the input: You hear a loud squeak, which is saturated only when the power supply reaches its limit. The climate system will saturate only when all the water in the oceans become steam. Our sister planet, Venus, has undergone this process exactly. Venus used to be a cool planet with oceans. Now it is a fiery and barren gyroscope which rotates around the sun without any purpose.
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Roy, the rule is onus probandi incumbit ei qui dicit, non ei qui negat. Hence, it is your right to demand from me to substantiate my statement. However, if you just claim that my statement is a hyperbole, without challenging me to substantiate it, then your claim is void.
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Roy, you claim that greenhouse process will not lead to a temperature of hundreds of degrees Celsius and to the boiling of the oceans. What is the basis for your claim?
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Roy, I cannot modify my message, because it is true. Would it help you if I modify my wording?
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
Roy, you say that an element of my comment does not make sense to you, and you demand that I remove it. However, you do not refute my statement, and you do not substantiate your claim that my statement does not make sense.
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Posted in: Activists say their voices are stifled by increasing rules and restrictions at COP28 climate talks See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: How food and agriculture contribute to climate change See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Global warming could cost poor countries trillions See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Toyota to make 20% of European sales zero-emission cars by 2026 See in context
This kaisha continue to rely on petrolium engines, and only pays lips service in the matter of zero emmision cars.
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Japan gets 'fossil' award again as climate action slammed See in context
Those tycoons who have sworn to arson our wonderful planet send their agents to patrol the net day and night. They pay their agents handsomely. The job of the agents is to oppress every manifestation of a desire to salvage our magnificent planet from the climate catastrope. The agents do their jobs well, using all kinds of nonsense arguments, including patronizing crude and rude pseudo-scientific arguments.
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Posted in: Japan, U.S., others vow to triple global nuclear energy by 2050 See in context
This planet will burn down long before 2050.
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Japanese experimental nuclear fusion reactor inaugurated See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out very rapidly from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from nuclear reactions. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Heat, disease, air pollution: How climate change impacts health See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: What's the plan for this year's COP28 climate summit? See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Texas Republicans take aim at climate change – in textbooks See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Peru lost more than half of its glacier surface in just over half a century, scientists say See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Fossil fuels in the crosshairs at pivotal COP28 talks See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is visible to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: COP28 turns attention to potent methane emissions See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is clear to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Lizards, fish and other species evolving with climate change, but not fast enough See in context
The denial of the climate crisis is stupid and suicidal. Our knowledge of physics and system theory tells us that in the wake of the inputs inserted by humans the climate system has become nonlinear and unstable. This system is full of malignant positive feedback loops that push it away from equilibrium. There are no stabilizing mechanisms whatsoever that can keep the climate system in equilibrium. But there is no need to be an expert: The rapid rise in temperature and humidity is clear to the naked eye. The catastrophic loss of our planet and the ultimate extermination of humanity are very near. There may still be a remedy: Getting out from energizing ourselves from carbon, and moving on to a new era of energizing ourselves from the sun's radiation and from heavy nuclei. That is easy to do, and should have been done a long time ago. However, there are powerful social forces that fight vehemently against this simple and obvious cure and against the attempt to salvage the planet and the human race. These enemies of the planet claim that moving to modern transportation based on electricity will ruin our society. These devils do not explain how can the usage of efficient, high performance and enjoyable electric cars ruin our society? And what society will remain when the temperature rises to hundreds of degrees Celsius and all the oceans boil and become steam?
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Posted in: Climate change supercharges threat from forest-eating bug See in context
It may be still possible, at the last minute, to prevent the burning out of our planet. This entails two things: 1) Moving away from extracting energy from carbon compounds to extracting it directly from the sun (using panels and concentrated solar power, which is much better) as well as from heavy nuclei (the best option is the fission of Uranium 233 manufactured from Thorium), 2) compensating for the Earth's diminution of ability to return radiation to the outer space due to the disappearance of the ice caps; this can be done by deploying sheets of reflecting material, of the appropriate wavelength, in the deserts and other areas which not utilized for agriculture.
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Posted in: Climate change supercharges threat from forest-eating bug See in context
A knowledgeable far sighted scientist and a layman view the climate crisis entirely differently. The former is aware of the interactions which govern the climate system, and has some notion about the equations of these interactions. He knows that the system is full of positive feedbacks and is therefore non-linear and non-stable. The latter, in contrast, adheres to a fundamental cognitive mistakes: He believes that what happened in the past will continue to happen in the future.
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Posted in: Japan declares plan to have preemptive strike capability and cruise missiles See in context
Does Japan need a new devastating war now?
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Posted in: After year of climate disasters, world off-track to curb warming See in context
It may be still possible, at the last minute, to prevent the burning out of our planet. This entails two things: 1) Moving from extracting energy from carbon compounds to extracting it directly from the sun (using panels and concentrated solar power, which is much better) as well as from heavy nuclei (the best option is the fission of Uranium 233 manufactured from Thorium), 2) compensating for the Earth's diminution of ability to return radiation to the outer space due to the disappearance of the ice caps; this can be done by deploying sheets of reflecting material, of the appropriate wavelength, in the deserts and other areas which not utilized for agriculture.
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Posted in: After year of climate disasters, world off-track to curb warming See in context
I have recently seen a footage salvaged from the passenger cabin of an airliner, taken a moment before crashing. The passengers are sitting there. Still alive. Still breathing. But the oxygen masks are dropped, the cabin is semi-dark , and the dark shadow of death is already present. Death will engulf them very soon. So are the passengers of the airplane which is called "Planet Earth". They are still celebrating football, still devouring food, still guzzling drinks, still driving huge vehicles and still burning colossal amounts of carbon compounds. But the climate calamity is looming rapidly. All the ice caps will soon be melted. All the lakes and rivers will soon be dried out. The oceans are evaporating. The temperature is rising. Our civilization will suffer a tormenting death, similar to the death suffered by the civilization of our sister planet Venus and similar to the civilizations of ancient Pompeii and Sadom.
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Posted in: After year of climate disasters, world off-track to curb warming See in context
A knowledgeable far sighted scientist and a layman view the climate crisis entirely differently. The former is aware of the interactions which govern the climate system, and has some notion about the equations of these interactions. He knows that the system is full of positive feedbacks and is therefore non-linear and non-stable. The latter, in contrast, adheres to a fundamental cognitive mistakes: He believes that what happened in the past will continue to happen in the future.
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Posted in: UK groups hope creative biodiversity message takes flight See in context
It may be still possible, at the last minute, to prevent the burning out of our planet. This entails two things: 1) Moving from extracting energy from carbon compounds to extracting it directly from the sun (using panels and concentrated solar power, which is much better) as well as from heavy nuclei (the best option is the fission of Uranium 233 manufactured from Thorium), 2) compensating for the Earth's diminution of ability to return radiation to the outer space due to the disappearance of the ice caps; this can be done by deploying sheets of reflecting material, of the appropriate wavelength, in the deserts and other areas which not utilized for agriculture.
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Posted in: U.N. chief urges strong global nature deal to end 'orgy of destruction' See in context
It may be still possible, at the last minute, to prevent the burning out of our planet. This entails two things: 1) Moving from extracting energy from carbon compounds to extracting it directly from the sun (using panels and concentrated solar power, which is much better) as well as from heavy nuclei (the best option is the fission of Uranium 233 manufactured from Thorium), 2) compensating for the Earth's diminution of ability to return radiation to the outer space due to the disappearance of the ice caps; this can be done by deploying sheets of reflecting material, of the appropriate wavelength, in the deserts and other areas which not utilized for agriculture.
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Posted in: Kishida says he will include women's views in policymaking See in context
Kishida said -
"There are reports of sexual violence against women and countless other barbaric acts committed by Russian soldiers."
And I say: There are evidences of sexual kidnapping of hundreds of thousands of girls and women, and countless other barbaric acts, committed by a certain country which has never paid reparations.
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Posted in: China, Japan trade blame over confrontation near disputed islands
Posted in: Tokyo’s Shibuya district bans public drinking on New Year’s Eve, cancels countdown celebration
Fake news. Nope. We can see the murder of Palestinians with our own eyes. no need for news.
Posted in: Turkey's Erdogan accuses West of 'barbarism' and Islamophobia in war in Gaza
Posted in: Verdict due Tuesday in landmark Japan SDF sexual assault case