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Take a look at the latest at http://strategicdemands.com/ ...
GreenPolicy siterunner: Take a look at the latest at http://strategicdemands.com/ ...


Beginning in July 2017, we began a campaign at #StratDem to push for Congress to *immediately* act to review and reconsider the "singular authority" of the current president to launch nuclear first strikes.
Beginning in July 2017, GreenPolicy360 and Strategic Demands began a #StratDem campaign to push for Congress to *immediately* act to review and reconsider the "singular authority" of the current president to launch nuclear first strikes.


Nuclear weapon first use/preemptive use/preventive use (or whatever strategic term experts want to call this power that is in the hands of this president, and his shifts of emotion and strings of threats) continues to create evident cataclysmic danger.
Nuclear weapon first use/preemptive use/preventive use (or whatever strategic term experts want to call this power that is in the hands of this president, and his shifts of emotion and strings of threats) continues to create evident cataclysmic danger.

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GreenPolicy siterunner: Take a look at the latest at http://strategicdemands.com/ ...

Beginning in July 2017, GreenPolicy360 and Strategic Demands began a #StratDem campaign to push for Congress to *immediately* act to review and reconsider the "singular authority" of the current president to launch nuclear first strikes.

Nuclear weapon first use/preemptive use/preventive use (or whatever strategic term experts want to call this power that is in the hands of this president, and his shifts of emotion and strings of threats) continues to create evident cataclysmic danger.

Read some of the pieces we've written over the past three months.

Tomorrow, the Senate Foreign Relations Com't is holding a hearing on this critical nuclear issue. We would like to think our work has had a role in this surprising, sudden decision to question nuclear weapon first use policy.


● http://strategicdemands.com/prevent-nuclear-first-use/

● http://strategicdemands.com/corkers-next-step/

● http://strategicdemands.com/a-nuclear-meme/

● http://strategicdemands.com/oversight-us-nuclear-arsenal/

● http://strategicdemands.com/no-one-should-have-singular-nuclear-launch-authority/

● https://twitter.com/mchanneling/status/928803222579499008

● https://twitter.com/mchanneling/status/928801075775377408

● https://twitter.com/StephenUCS/status/930108497680916480

● https://twitter.com/plough_shares/status/929816842067210240

● https://twitter.com/TMCountryman/status/930193032099573760

● https://twitter.com/KingstonAReif/status/930179412280082432

● http://www.ucsusa.org/nuclear-weapons/us-nuclear-weapons-policy/sole-authority


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