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Anti-Nuke poster, USSR c. 1984
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Anti-Nuke poster, USSR c. 1984
Stevie on stage at the Peace Sunday concert in 1982.
Vladimir Solovyov claimed Russia could destroy England with a single 'Sarmat' Satan II missile
I don’t think he quite understand how nukes work
Evolución? Un poster ruso antinuclear
Michelangelo Antonioni, Blow-Up, 1966.
BERLIN | Anti-nuke protesters break into joint German-US air base
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BERLIN | Anti-nuke protesters break into joint German-US air base
BERLIN — The German military said seven protesters were detained Monday after cutting through a fence surrounding an air base believed to hold U.S. nuclear weapons.
Germany‘s dpa news agency reported that the intruders were stopped by guards after entering the security zone at Buechel Air Base, in the country’s west. The base is operated by the German Luftwaffe but the U.S. Air Force’s 702nd Munitions Support Squadron is also stationed there.
According to dpa, those arrested were anti-nuclear activists belonging to a variety of Christian denominations. They were released shortly after being detained and now face criminal complaints for property damage, breaking and entering, and dangerous interference with air traffic.
It’s the second time in less than 10 days that anti-nuclear activists have broken into the base. A legal complaint from a local resident over the storage of nuclear weapons at the base was rejected by Germany’s top court earlier this year. ___ This story has been corrected to show that the air base is operated by Germany’s air force, though a U.S. Air Force unit is also stationed there.
By Associated Press
June 1978. The Solar Rollers were an anti nuke bicycle group that I helped organize. Amherst Massachusetts to Seabrook New Hampshire to attend the massive rally there.
Nuke Anti
Inspired by @septicz‘s post on the sound in the outro of Jack’s video sounding like an evacuation alarm.
Their post here.