sf2k said...

sf2k at 12:24 PM JST - 8th October

if he got through the gates, it would be a matter of US law and Japanese law would not apply either. Shame on the embassy to behave like China.

Posted in Arrested American man says reclaiming his children 'not crime' at 12:24 PM JST - 8th October
sf2k at 12:21 PM JST - 8th October

sushisake3

that was the whole point of the international treaty. to not absolve crime across nations with respect to children. She committed the crime first in the USA and escaped prosecution by being in Japan. Yes he'll probably get jail time, but in a jury system the reason will not…

Posted in Arrested American man says reclaiming his children 'not crime' at 12:21 PM JST - 8th October
sf2k at 09:59 AM JST - 8th October

wow what a totally pointless question. As if you'd know.

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sf2k at 09:56 AM JST - 8th October

this is the same type of system that the airports used is it not? I do believe it's a total failure, because people need to have taken a science course at least once to understand how flu is spread. You could be totally contagious and not set off this alarm.…

Posted in Nissan heat sensors guard workers against flu at 09:56 AM JST - 8th October
sf2k at 09:52 AM JST - 8th October

so if the new jury system sides with the father that the original crime took place in the USA, then this would force the gov't to protect children and sign the 1980 treaty. That's probably a good thing.

Posted in Arrested American man says reclaiming his children 'not crime' at 09:52 AM JST - 8th October
sf2k at 09:49 AM JST - 8th October

interesting that Japan has ignored an International treaty on this issue since 1980. Extradition and crime of the original abduction in the USA also is "normally" tried in a case like this, but this is Japan. They didn't sign.

I don't see how the father can be charged if he…

Posted in Arrested American man says reclaiming his children 'not crime' at 09:49 AM JST - 8th October
sf2k at 10:51 AM JST - 7th October

the excess aldehyde manufacturing after the liver de-toxifies the alcohol causes cancer. Quell surprise. You wouldn't sniff formaldehyde either and not expect a bad result. Moderation in everything. Especially alcohol.

Posted in Heavy-drinking women more likely to develop breast cancer at 10:51 AM JST - 7th October
sf2k at 04:45 PM JST - 5th October

this story is about Nobel Laureates today, not yesterday, not hockey stick statisticians who made a fateful blunder in 2006. This article is 2009. Questioning tree bark is one thing, and scientists are trying very hard to get people to listen. But it's not working. Too many interests, too many…

Posted in Nobel laureates call on leaders to counter climate change at 04:45 PM JST - 5th October
sf2k at 04:07 PM JST - 5th October

I would give them 5138 for charges of 2588,

isn't that a little harsh? what are you quizzing a tired cashier for? 5088 would have been at least partially obvious, and more likely something they'd see everyday.

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sf2k at 03:52 PM JST - 5th October

lol...

I hate it when the host country only shows its own athletes. Not very sportsman like. I remember watching a baseball game late at night and thinking that was great, until they ended the broadcast in the 7th inning in a close game!? Turns out they were only broadcasting…

Posted in Ishihara blames Tokyo 2016 failure on behind-the-scenes deals at 03:52 PM JST - 5th October