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How To Slash The Risks Of Nuclear War By 89%
Thinking about nuclear war? Not many people are. But the risks have never been higher. Find out the one simple action that will vastly reduce the risks of nuclear war…
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About
From Poacher to Gamekeeper…
I spent most of my working life in the nuclear industry. But I’m now with CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament). What made me switch sides? The horrific truths of the atom bombs dropped on Japan, and the deadly risks we all face today.
During my years in the industry, I was somehow shielded from these truths. So I’m guessing maybe most people don’t know either.
My mission now is to let people know the facts about the deadly dangers of nukes. For a quick intro please see the video below or the nuke factsheet and faq.
About
From Poacher to Gamekeeper…
I spent most of my working life in the nuclear industry. But I’m now with CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament). What made me switch sides? The horrific truths of the atom bombs dropped on Japan, and the deadly risks we all face today.
During my years in the industry, I was somehow shielded from these truths. So I’m guessing maybe most people don’t know either.
My mission now is to let people know the facts about the deadly dangers of nukes. For a quick intro please see the video below or the nuke factsheet and faq.
Past
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it – George Santayana
Atom bombs fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. Most of the victims were civilians. Many died a lingering and tortuous death. Survivors also suffered, even today. No education is complete without a knowledge of these two terrible events.
Hiroshima
Sadako Sasaki
Hibakusha
Past
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it – George Santayana
Atom bombs fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. Most of the victims were civilians. Many died a lingering and tortuous death. Survivors also suffered, even today. No education is complete without a knowledge of these two terrible events.
Hiroshima
Sadako Sasaki
Hibakusha
Present Dangers
I know not with what weapons WW3 will be fought, but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones – Albert Einstein
Although the Cold War has ended, the risk of nuclear war has not. In fact some experts think the risks are higher today, because more countries have nukes. A mishap, miscalculation or madness could one day be the trigger.
Mishaps
Miscalculation
Madness
Present Dangers
I know not with what weapons WW3 will be fought, but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones – Albert Einstein
Although the Cold War has ended, the risk of nuclear war has not. In fact some experts think the risks are higher today, because more countries have nukes. A mishap, miscalculation or madness could one day be the trigger.
Mishaps
Miscalculation
Madness
Future
The best way to predict your future is to create it – Abraham Lincoln
No-one has a crystal ball. But it is worth thinking about worst/best case scenarios. Why? To work out how to avoid the one and achieve the other.
War?
Peace?
Future
The best way to predict your future is to create it – Abraham Lincoln
No-one has a crystal ball. But it is worth thinking about worst/best case scenarios. Why? To work out how to avoid the one and achieve the other.
War?
Peace?
Action
Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man – John F Kennedy
Three simple steps that will make a difference:
- Join CND or ICAN, or sign up to their newsletter.
- Invite a free CND speaker to your group.
- Write a letter to your newspaper or MP.
And of course, feel free to subscribe below! There’s some great topics lined up for future blogs.
Action
Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man – John F Kennedy
Three simple steps that will make a difference:
- Join CND or ICAN, or sign up to their newsletter.
- Invite a free CND speaker to your group.
- Write a letter to your newspaper or MP.
And of course, feel free to subscribe below! There’s some great topics lined up for future blogs.