"For the 64th Time: No More Nuclear War"

Democracy Now by Amy Goodman, Anjali Kamat | Aug. 10, 2009 (Other)
A Roundtable Discussion on Disarmament

(Video) We speak with nuclear physicist and disarmament activist Pervez Hoodbhoy, peace activist Frida Berrigan, and Daniel Ellsberg, the whistleblower who leaked the Pentagon Papers. Full Story »

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Democracy Now has the social conscience to put significant time on perhaps the most important issue of our time that has sunken into the background as an issue. Excellent sources are brought into the discussion.

A hope for wellness and peace should be in the forefront of our consciousness.

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