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February 27, 2023
The Gloo Factory – South Tucson’s progressive, union strong print shop – has printed buttons, stickers, signs, banners, flyers and more for the Nuclear Resister over the years… and now, they’ve made a brand new edition of the Nuclear Resister t-shirt! The t-shirts are 100% natural color, heavy-weight cotton and made in the U.S. You can buy yours now!
Available in medium, large, extra large and 2-x large for only $20 plus $10 shipping in the U.S. Please inquire about the cost of shipping to other countries by emailing nukeresister@igc.org.
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The Gloo Factory – South Tucson’s progressive, union strong print shop – has printed buttons, stickers, signs, banners, flyers and more for the Nuclear Resister over the years… and now, they’ve made a brand new edition of the Nuclear Resister t-shirt! The t-shirts are 100% natural color, heavy-weight cotton and made in the U.S. You […]
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August 17, 2024
Eight nuclear weapons abolition activists were removed from the roadway on the morning of August 5 by the Washington State Patrol after blocking the entrance to Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, site of the world’s largest concentration of deployed nuclear weapons. The action was part of the annual demonstration organized by the Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action to commemorate the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan in August 1945.
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August 17, 2024
Tri-Valley CAREs photo of Karen Topakian
from Tri-Valley CAREs
Activists Solemnly Gather for “Back to the Brink” Event Commemorating the Bombing of Hiroshima
by Scott Yundt
Around 100 people gathered at the Westgate entrance to Livermore Lab on the morning of Tuesday, August 6, 2024 to commemorate the 79th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. The theme of the event was Back from the Brink: the imperative of nuclear abolition. A wonderful slate of speakers provided compelling insights and actions for the engaged audience. These speakers included Maylene Hughes – Back from the Brink Campaign and Physicians for Social Responsibility, Scott Yundt – Tri-Valley CAREs, Norman Solomon – journalist and author, Patricia Ellsberg – social activist and wife of Daniel Ellsberg, Hideaki Ito – director of the documentary film Silent Fallout, and Reverend Monica Cross – CA Poor Peoples Campaign. Participants were then led in a Japanese Tradition of Bon, performing symbolic dance steps in the road to remember the nearly quarter million dead of 79 years ago. Lastly 23 people took part in nonviolent civil disobedience by blocking the gate to the Lab after the Police issued the call to disperse. These protestors were cited and released.
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Summer 2024 IN THIS E-BULLETIN DRONE WHISTLEBLOWER DANIEL HALE IS FREE!! NUCLEAR RESISTERS SUSAN CRANE AND SUSAN VAN DER HIJDEN IN GERMAN PRISON CEASEFIRE ARRESTS ACROSS THE U.S. AND CANADA TOP 9,000 IN NINE MONTHS TWO WOMEN ARRESTED AT USAF LAKENHEATH LEONARD PELTIER DENIED PAROLE TEN ARRESTS AT KANSAS CITY NUCLEAR WEAPONS PARTS PLANT […]
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Photo by David Solnit
From the Nuclear Resister
(This chronicle of resistance is published in issues #202 and #203/204 of the Nuclear Resister newsletter, and online at nukeresister.org. Last updated on July 11.)
Since October of 2023, thousands of protests and actions around the world have called for a ceasefire and end to Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. In this day-by-day record of dissent, the Nuclear Resister has chronicled more than 9,000 arrests (and counting) in the U.S. and Canada on over 350 occasions across more than 125 cities and towns in 36 states and 5 provinces. Over 3,400 of these arrests have taken place on at least 70 university campuses. It marks the largest surge of anti-war arrests since mid-April, 2003, when the Nuclear Resister reported over 7,500 anti-war arrests in the U.S. alone in the lead-up to and first weeks of the second U.S. invasion of Iraq.
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Photo by John LaForge of Jane Stoever & Scot Bohl placing crime scene tape on earth moving machines at H-bomb factory expansion site.
from PeaceWorks Kansas City
50 resist nuclear bomb production in KC; 10 arrested
by Jane Stoever
With workers streaming into the Kansas City Nuclear Security Campus (NSC)—not a campus but a giant factory making parts for nuclear weapons—50 Catholic Workers and friends took action to try to stop production of nuclear weapon parts at the NSC. And—oh, yes—we protested the building of new structures to make the so-called campus twice its size.
Three persons put “crime scene—do not enter” tape on a huge dump truck on the field the NSC needs flattened for the new building to make new nukes. Workmen told us, “We’re just moving dirt,” an amazing disconnect between their labor and the factory to come that will do mechanical/electronic work for US nuclear bombs.
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Spring 2024 IN THIS E-BULLETIN IMPRISONED DRONE WHISTLEBLOWER DANIEL HALE RELEASED TO HOME CONFINEMENT NUCLEAR RESISTER SUSAN CRANE SENTENCED TO 229 DAYS IN A GERMAN PRISON CEASEFIRE ARRESTS ACROSS THE U.S. AND CANADA NOW TOP 4,500 GOOD FRIDAY ACTIONS AT THE PENTAGON, LOCKHEED MARTIN (PA) AND NEVADA NUCLEAR TEST SITE THREE ARRESTS AT CREECH DRONE […]
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January 1, 2024
Autumn/Winter 2023 – 2024 IN THIS E-BULLETIN 2,400 ARRESTS IN U.S. & CANADA CALLING FOR CEASEFIRE NOW TWO ARRESTED AT THE PENTAGON ON FEAST OF THE HOLY INNOCENTS NUCLEAR ABOLITIONISTS BLOCK ENTRANCES OF U.S. MISSION TO THE U.N. SIX ARRESTED CALLING ON “MERCHANT OF DEATH” RAYTHEON TO END PROFITING FROM WAR CRIMES ACTIVISTS […]
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