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Upcoming Events
A date is set to present the Nuclear Disarmament Resolution to the La
Conner Town Council. Councilwoman MaryLee Chamberlain brought it up at the
council meeting yesterday evening. She said council members read the
background materials she provided*, that they were receptive, and added it
to the Council agenda for Tuesday, April 22, at 6 pm.
Sean Arent, Nuclear Weapons Abolition Program Manager for Washington
Physicians for Social Responsibility and ED for Washington
Against Nuclear Weapons and Harry Katz from WPSR and
‘Back from the Brink’, the national campaign behind the resolution, will
give a 10 minute presentation. MaryLee will also send information about the
resolution to the new La Conner Community Newspaper to general local interest.
It would be great if you could attend the council meeting, too!
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Past Events
No More Bombs at the Conference
The conference was excellent! Lots of connections, information, inspiring speeches from anti-war experts and activists with many points of view. Excellent panel discussions and eight proposals passed on the future of WANW. NMB donated $100.
The Nuclear Triad
No More Bombs meeting on May 3rd 2024
We enjoyed our discussion with an ex-Airforce Missileer. We all agreed that the abolishment of Nuclear weapons is the best solution. But if we can't do that, what do we do?
To the right you can see slides he provided with Pros and Cons for each leg of the Triad: IBCM's, Bombers and Submarines. People say that land-based ICBM locations are known by the enemy so they would be wiped out in the first strike so why pay for them? Turns out only a direct hit can destroy one and they are relatively cheap so there are many.
We've been against spending money on updating missiles that can already wipe out civilization. He explained that updating allows new safety features and better control. Maybe, as long as we destroy the old ones!
The United States needs to lead the way in reducing the number of weapons and stop setting the example of weapon build-up that is being followed by other nations - making the whole world more dangerous.
