List Of 19+ Nuclear Disarmament Quotes

And, By The Way, How Come All The People Who Were So In Favor Of Unilateral Nuclear Disarmament Are So Opposed To Unilateral Protection Against Nukes?

Let Me Remind You That Nuclear Disarmament Is Not Just An Ardent Desire Of The People, As Expressed In Many Resolutions Of The United Nations. It Is A Legal Commitment By The Five Official Nuclear States, Entered Into When They Signed The Non-proliferation Treaty.

I Want To Move To A World Of No Nuclear Weapons But I Want To Do That Through Multilateral Disarmament So That We All Disarm Together.

For The United States To Recommit Itself To The Obligation That We Undertook In The Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty That Many Other States Undertook, Which Was To Work Towards Disarmament And The Eventual Elimination Of Nuclear Weapons, Is Something That Manifestly Serves Our National Security Interests.

Every Inhabitant Of This Planet Must Contemplate The Day When This Planet May No Longer Be Habitable .. The Weapons Of War Must Be Abolished Before They Abolish Us.

The Weapons Of War Must Be Abolished Before They Abolish Us.

The City Of Hiroshima Stands As More Than A Monument To Massive Death And Destruction. It Stands As A Living Testament To The Necessity For Progress Toward Nuclear Disarmament.

It Is My Firm Belief That The Infinite And Uncontrollable Fury Of Nuclear Weapons Should Never Be Held In The Hands Of Any Mere Mortal Ever Again, For Any Reason.

Barack Obama Has Injected Fresh Momentum Into Efforts - Stalled For A Decade - To Bring About Nuclear Disarmament.

I Have Met With Political Leaders, Legislators, And Diplomats, Seeking The Next Steps To Press In Reducing And Eliminating The Nuclear Threat In This Century. I Have Participated In Public Coalitions Developing Programmes For Action To Combat The Global Rash Of Small Arms. All Are Trying And Making A Difference.

Here's How The Court Put It, And All Judges Agreed To This. The Court Said: "there Exists And Obligation To Pursue In Good Faith And Bring To A Conclusion Negotiations Under Nuclear Disarmament In All Its Aspects Under Strict And Effective International Control."

The Court Was Unable To Rule On All Circumstances In Which Nuclear Weapons Might Be Used, And It Said In View Of The Problems, The Risks Posed By Nuclear Weapons, And In View Of The Lack Of Certainty Of The Law In All Circumstances, The Best Course Is Fulfilling The Obligation Of Good Faith Negotiations Of Nuclear Disarmament Contained In The Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty.