Skriv under ditt stöd till plogbillsaktion Disarm Now Plowshares
Fem personer i åldrarna 60 till 83, bildade plogbillsgruppen Disarm Now Plowshares, och tog i november 2009 med sig hammare och avrustade delar till Trident ubåten. Skriv under ditt stöd och ge en hälsning på Disarm Now Plowshares bloggen!
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Här är utdrag ur stöd texten:
We support the nonviolent disarmament action that took place in the U.S. on November 2, 2009 at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor where Trident nuclear weapons are stored or deployed on Trident submarines. Bill Bichsel, S.J., 81; Steve Kelly, S.J.,60; Anne Montgomery, RSCJ, 83; Lynne Greenwald, 60; and Susan Crane, 66, carried hammers into the secure nuclear bunker area to symbolically carry out Isaiah's injunction to "hammer swords into plowshares." Plowshares actions call for conversion of weapons of war into what is necessary for human life. They also poured out their own blood from baby bottles to make clearly visible the violence the bunkers hide. They sowed sunflower seeds: seeds of hope and international symbols of nuclear disarmament.
During the civil rights and social change struggles in the US, South Africa, the Philippines, Poland, India and many other countries, nonviolent civil resistance has been recognized as a necessary and responsible method for people seeking real justice and peace. In the spirit of these international struggles, the Plowshares cut through the fences at the Strategic Weapons Facility-Pacific.
Consequently, every person has a right and responsibility under the Nuremberg Principles to nonviolently call for their abolition. All people can act responsibly in their local areas to eliminate nuclear weapons ... turn their swords into plowshares, .. become a human family that can eliminate war.
http://disarmnowplowshares.wordpress.com/support-us/
Här är utdrag ur stöd texten:
Support Letter for Disarm Now Plowshares
We support the nonviolent disarmament action that took place in the U.S. on November 2, 2009 at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor where Trident nuclear weapons are stored or deployed on Trident submarines. Bill Bichsel, S.J., 81; Steve Kelly, S.J.,60; Anne Montgomery, RSCJ, 83; Lynne Greenwald, 60; and Susan Crane, 66, carried hammers into the secure nuclear bunker area to symbolically carry out Isaiah's injunction to "hammer swords into plowshares." Plowshares actions call for conversion of weapons of war into what is necessary for human life. They also poured out their own blood from baby bottles to make clearly visible the violence the bunkers hide. They sowed sunflower seeds: seeds of hope and international symbols of nuclear disarmament.
During the civil rights and social change struggles in the US, South Africa, the Philippines, Poland, India and many other countries, nonviolent civil resistance has been recognized as a necessary and responsible method for people seeking real justice and peace. In the spirit of these international struggles, the Plowshares cut through the fences at the Strategic Weapons Facility-Pacific.
Consequently, every person has a right and responsibility under the Nuremberg Principles to nonviolently call for their abolition. All people can act responsibly in their local areas to eliminate nuclear weapons ... turn their swords into plowshares, .. become a human family that can eliminate war.
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