Fw: Thank You for signing the Commitment to Oppose the New Nuclear Arms Race

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Apparently the first link is no longer working, so I'm sharing with you all

the letter I received from them.

I got only one of these links to work just now. Could be they have exceeded

their bandwidth. maybe.

I'd say that if you wish to sign the pledge, or read more information, to

try again tomorrow.

MaryKaye

 

 

" I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do

something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the

something that I can do. " - Edward Everett Hale

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07/17/04 17:53:19

mk2967

Thank You for signing the Commitment to Oppose the New Nuclear Arms

Race

 

Dear M:

Thank you for signing the Commitment to Oppose the New Nuclear Arms Race.

With your help, we will work together to create a nuclear-free future for

all of us.

In the next few weeks and months you will occasionally hear from us with

updates and details. Need more tools? Here are a few useful links:

The Nuclear Week in Review

You can to the Nuclear Week in Review, NPRI's roundup of the

latest news in the nuclear world, with analysis and a survey of the latest

stories in the news. You can sign up for the review, and see recent editions

here:

http://www.nuclearpolicy.org/Issues.cfm?NewsTopicID=34

Bring a Speaker to your Community

NPRI President Helen Caldicott, MD and Executive Director Charles

Sheehan-Miles are speaking in communities around the country this year, and

soon NPRI will launch its speakers bureau, featuring a number of excellent

speakers on nuclear issues. Interested in bringing Helen or Charles to your

community, university or other venue to speak? Contact NPRI at

info for details

Join the Partnership for a Nuclear-Free Future

Join us in our work to build a nuclear-free future. Sign up here:

http://www.nuclearpolicy.org/Partner.cfm

Links and information related to the new nuclear bomb factory:

NPRI's Bomb Factory home page: http://www.nuclearpolicy.org/bombfactory.cfm

See Mark Fiore's excellent (and funny) animation on the Bush administration

s nuclear policy:

Buster and His Friends

http://www.markfiore.com/animation/bustertwo.html

Andrew Lichterman of the Western States Legal Foundation produced an

excellent paper describing the new policies:

Mass Producing Weapons of Mass Destruction- U.S. Plans for a New Nuclear

Weapons Factory and the Global Resurgence of Nuclear Arms (requires adobe

acrobat)

http://www.wslfweb.org/docs/mpfinfo.pdf

 

Visit the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability at http://www.ananuclear

org/nompf.html

Best regards from the NPRI team: Helen, Charles, Dianne, Julie, Megan,

Regina, Beth and Scott.