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Tag Archives: Nuclear Disarmament
Can we ensure this postponement is not too long?
According to the internet in the last few hours another casualty of the world wide impact of Coronavirus has been the postponement of a conference due to review the implementation of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. The conference has been described … Continue reading
So how are you going to respond now?
Friday was the culmination of a long and complex peace process which our Government has been opposed to. Those words alone should be a wake up call to all of us, we have a Government that would rather go to … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Michael Fallon MP, NPT, Nuclear Disarmament, UN
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Nuclear deterrrence has ended
Whilst the issue of who would or wouldn’t press a red button (which of course does not exist) circulates on social media, the following paragraph is available on the website of the US Government Office of the Historian which dates back … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Nuclear Deterrent, Nuclear Disarmament, Trident
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Lets open up the defence debate
Yesterdays exchanges over defence which involved both Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson has all sorts of implications for the way in which our nation is governed. The truth is that whilst our views on the EU were tested albeit in … Continue reading
The week ahead
I suspect that most people view today as the end of last week, but people of a certain age and tradition may well see today as the first day of next week. That tradition includes but is not exclusive to … Continue reading
Would I lie to you?
Its not hard to find fault with this years Queens speech, but it is very disturbing that our Government has asked the Queen to lie when she spoke to the assembled Lords, Ladies and MPs. She was asked to say … Continue reading
