Topic: Mass Protest

2 chapters across the catalog

A call is made for a million-person march for nuclear disarmament, similar to the 1982 protest in Central Park that influenced Ronald Reagan's arms control policies. Scott Ritter argues that mass public demonstrations are the only way to signal to Washington that the American people reject the current war trajectory. He emphasizes that the cause of disarmament must transcend partisan lines to ensure the survival of future generations.

Harold Zeger encourages Americans to engage in mass peaceful mobilization, such as camping around state capitals, to force a return to constitutional governance. He argues that the primary goal should be removing "banksters," the Federal Reserve, and the IRS to ensure the country's survival.