June 16, 2015 America’s Abducted Kids Get No Help From Japan A new law was supposed to enlist the State Department in helping to bring the kids back, but Tokyo has talked its way out of cooperating. By N.J. Congressman Chris Smith Wall Street Journal The U.S. State Department last month released its first annual … More Wall Street Journal – Parents of Abducted Children Get No Help in Japan
When is a law not a law? U.S. political buddy Japan provides no means to recover our abducted children, as testified in Congress by Jeffery Morehouse in March, 2015. Learn more about the hearing here. And about what Japan and the U.S. have really accomplished together, here.
The Emancipation Of Children Is Still Far Off Saturday, March 21- Sunday, March 22, 2015 On March 25th, the Human Rights Committee of the world-class, immoderately insane body of legislators known as the U.S. House of Representatives will host an important event in its legislative oversight role: it will review the operations of the U.S. … More Juridical Placebo
¹ Four years to the day, on March 11, 2011, precisely nine months into Rui’s abduction, the triple disaster struck Japan. Earthquake, tsunami, and multiple nuclear plant meltdowns. On that day, Japan nuked itself. The surrounding lands and population stood no chance against the ruin of the extensive nuclear power station networks knowingly built in … More March 11th – Anniversary of Japan’s Well-Learned Lesson: ‘Never Let a Serious Crisis Go to Waste’
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