China threatens to nuke Japan if they attempt to stop China from taking Taiwan

[JGalt]

... Great Great Grandfather fought on the side of the South during the Civil War, whose Dad and two Uncles fought the ... and ... during WW2, ...

British and Japanese veterans share cup of tea 70 years on from end of war

Roy Welland, former sergeant, shakes hands with ex-Japanese army members Taiji Urayama and Mikio Kinoshita at British embassy in Tokyo

www.theguardian.com

WWII Vets, Japanese Meet to Remember Iwo Jima

World War II veterans gathered at Iwo To to commemorate the sacrifice made by members of the Japanese and U.S. forces.

www.military.com

How American and Japanese Veterans of Iwo Jima Forged a Friendship 70 Years Later

Watch an exclusive clip from the documentary 'Iwo Jima: From Combat to Comrades,' hosted by Ryan Phillippe

time.com

Daughter of the ‘Enemy’ Speaks of Reconciliation 75 Years After the End of WWII

2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, which is called “VJ (Victory over Japan) Day” in the United Kingdom. Those who went to war in Burma (Myanmar) like my father were tormented by war memories throughout their lives. Some soldiers opened up to talk […]

japan-forward.com

So by that I take it you're ready to sit down with Al Queda, pass around some Coca-Colas, roast some marshmallows over an open fire, and sing a few rounds of "Kumbaya", giving them a great, big, warn hug and a wet, sloppy kiss, for killing all those Americans on 9/11?

.....

Your desperate grasping at a red herring goes to show that you realize how fucking stupid you are being. You fail again.

Dickhead. I never fail. Failure isn't programmed into my DNA.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Japan would kick the fucking shit out of China....again.

I say we let them.

At this point, I heartily endorse Japan in seeking out their Imperialist past.

Come on, you Japs. Start cranking out those Samurai swords and Arisaka rifles. You can do it.

Don't let me down, you little yellow bastids.

I would love to see Japan completely dominate Asia top to bottom.

 

[JGalt]

.... Besides, "We had it coming", right?

Are you going to start posting vile, offensive fucking lies now, asshole? You reveal more of your weakness of mind, character, and most likely body with every stupid fucking post.

Admit it now: I once claimed that you're "Asian" and you adamantly disputed that. Now I have no truck with Asian folks, but if you;'re going to self-identify as an "Asian", at least be honest and admit to me that you're just another white boy with a cultural identity crisis.

 

[Unkotare]

....

...I never fail.

And yet here you are failing over and over and over again.

 

[Unkotare]

.... ... if you;'re [sic] going to self-identify as an "Asian",.....

I don't.

 

[JGalt]

.... ... if you;'re [sic] going to self-identify as an "Asian",.....

I don't.

Ok then, white boy.

 

[Unkotare]

.... ... if you;'re [sic] going to self-identify as an "Asian",.....

I don't.

Ok then, white boy.

Yes, ok.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I'm rooting for ....... this time.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

You could make the same lame point without the stupid fucking racial slur.

What? Are you turning Japanese or something?

I am not, but I'm not a fan of bigotry.

You see, that's where we disagree. I have no problem making fun of people who killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.

No one in Japan today killed hundreds of thousands of American servicemen.

No one today owned slaves in the US either......

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

It's a reminder why the entire globe must ensure there are stiff consequences for China and the Wuhan Virus.

Okay. Name 3.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

 

[HenryBHough]

Taiwan died the day Xden was sworn in.

The ****** have their ways of dealing with those who break their contracts.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

Japan has 33 nuclear power reactors classed as operable. However, in 2013 the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) established new regulatory requirements, and just 10 reactors have since received clearance from the regulator to restart.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

DURR

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

Japan has 33 nuclear power reactors classed as operable. However, in 2013 the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) established new regulatory requirements, and just 10 reactors have since received clearance from the regulator to restart.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

DURR

That would be uranium, not plutonium, just FYI. And they have to choose one or the other. If they are preparing nuclear plants to restart operations, then the uranium is not enriched to weapons grade. If it is, then it is not suitable for the nuclear plants. So maybe they have a big choice to make.

 

[Unkotare]

I'm rooting for ....... this time.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

You could make the same lame point without the stupid fucking racial slur.

What? Are you turning Japanese or something?

I am not, but I'm not a fan of bigotry.

You see, that's where we disagree. I have no problem making fun of people who killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.

No one in Japan today killed hundreds of thousands of American servicemen.

No one today owned slaves in the US either......

That's true.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

Japan has 33 nuclear power reactors classed as operable. However, in 2013 the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) established new regulatory requirements, and just 10 reactors have since received clearance from the regulator to restart.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

DURR

You are really reaching for new heights in your level of stupidity. Do you have any clue as to the difference in a power reactor, which produces heat for steam, and a reactor used to create plutonium as its primary purpose?

You really are that stupid and just enjoy talking our of your ass. Is that it?

 

[Unkotare]

Taiwan died the day Xden was sworn in.

The ...... have their ways of dealing with those who break their contracts.

Are you too stupid to communicate without using racial slurs, you punk?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

Japan has 33 nuclear power reactors classed as operable. However, in 2013 the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) established new regulatory requirements, and just 10 reactors have since received clearance from the regulator to restart.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

DURR

You are really reaching for new heights in your level of stupidity. Do you have any clue as to the difference in a power reactor, which produces heat for steam, and a reactor used to create plutonium as its primary purpose?

You really are that stupid and just enjoy talking our of your ass. Is that it?

He is not wrong in that they could refine it to weapons grade. And it would not take too long, as the lion's share of the refinement has already occured. But they would have to have systems already in place to accept and deliver the warheads (without anyone having noticed). And they would have to somehow refine the uranium without anyone noticing. All that taken together seems far fetched.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

Japan has 33 nuclear power reactors classed as operable. However, in 2013 the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) established new regulatory requirements, and just 10 reactors have since received clearance from the regulator to restart.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

DURR

That would be uranium, not plutonium, just FYI. And they have to choose one or the other. If they are preparing nuclear plants to restart operations, then the uranium is not enriched to weapons grade. If it is, then it is not suitable for the nuclear plants. So maybe they have a big choice to make.

Apart from the Fugen experimental Advanced Thermal Reactor (ATR), Ohma would be the first Japanese reactor built to run solely on mixed oxide (MOX) fuel incorporating recycled plutonium. It would be able to consume a quarter of all domestically-produced MOX fuel and hence make a major contribution to Japan's 'pluthermal' policy of recycling plutonium recovered from used fuel.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I'm rooting for Nippers.

Come on, Japan. You did it before, you can do it again.

Japan needs to go nuclear and FAST!

When they want to, it'll take them about 5 minutes.

How do you figure that?

Just how complicated do you think nukes would be to build for Japan?

I know how difficult they are to build. You apparently do not.

They're one of the most advanced manufacturers out there.
Pakistan figured it out and they're primitive in comparison.
I wouldn't be surprised if they already have cores ready to put into completed weapons.

Where did they get the plutonium?

Japan has 33 nuclear power reactors classed as operable. However, in 2013 the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) established new regulatory requirements, and just 10 reactors have since received clearance from the regulator to restart.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

DURR

That would be uranium, not plutonium, just FYI. And they have to choose one or the other. If they are preparing nuclear plants to restart operations, then the uranium is not enriched to weapons grade. If it is, then it is not suitable for the nuclear plants. So maybe they have a big choice to make.

Apart from the Fugen experimental Advanced Thermal Reactor (ATR), Ohma would be the first Japanese reactor built to run solely on mixed oxide (MOX) fuel incorporating recycled plutonium. It would be able to consume a quarter of all domestically-produced MOX fuel and hence make a major contribution to Japan's 'pluthermal' policy of recycling plutonium recovered from used fuel.

Nuclear Power in Japan | Japanese Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association

Nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority for Japan since 1973. Japan's reactors provide some 30% of the country's electricity and this is expected to increase to at least 40% by 2017. Japan has a full fuel cycle set up, including enrichment and reprocessing used fuel for recycle.

world-nuclear.org

Interesting. But i guess it contains relatively little plutonium. Fukushima's melted down reactor had about 200 kg of it. A tiny amount, relatively, i guess. But in any instance, there doesn't seem to be any doubt that Japan has nuclear material. Refining it to weapon's grade and developing systems to deliver it -- both quickly and without anyone noticing -- is another story.