New Zealand politicians stoke anti-nuclear activism
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Jun 9, 2007, 9:19 GMT
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Larry RossJun 11th, 2007 - 04:41:20
Phil Goff is right. World survival is threatened by 27,000 nuclear weapons, some on 'hair-trigger' ready-to-launch status and a total of 8 nuclear weapon nations. At any time the world can be destroyed 'by nuclear accident, miscalculation or deliberate act of madness' as President Kennedy warned at the UN in 1963. Even worse are new US nuclear weapons, and new doctrines allowing the President to wage pre-emptive nucear war, and also introduce nuclear weapons use into any conflict. This massive threat means everyone should be worried and active helping to stop this nuclear madness.
Larry Ross
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