High school students eye 10,000 signatures for nuclear disarmament

Saturday 26th July, 05:50 PM JST

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LIBERTAS at 07:44 PM JST - 26th July

Then they better ask the politicians in Japan to sign up first. This country has 30 nuclear missiles, a few tweaks short of being fully armed, and deliverable, in reserve. (Don't tell me you didn't know THAT!)
WMD at 08:29 PM JST - 26th July

What a load of rubbish.
some14some at 10:28 PM JST - 26th July

Just 10,000? May be junior high school students are wise & don't want to waste more time and energy on this non-essential issue.
thepro at 11:14 PM JST - 26th July

Yeah, that'll work...
OssanULTRA at 12:26 AM JST - 27th July

"Then they better ask the politicians in Japan to sign up first. This country has 30 nuclear missiles, a few tweaks short of being fully armed, and deliverable, in reserve. (Don't tell me you didn't know THAT!)"

No, I didn't know that.
teaabe at 06:01 AM JST - 27th July

this is largely ineffective. it's the u.s. that should be doing this. but their youth have a supreme arrogance inculcated within them from early on that they're number one, can do no wrong, etc.
solss at 01:10 AM JST - 31st December

"Then they better ask the politicians in Japan to sign up first. This country has 30 nuclear missiles, a few tweaks short of being fully armed, and deliverable, in reserve. (Don't tell me you didn't know THAT!)"

Are you sure of that? What is your source?