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freedom from war

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Obama's grandiose vision for a world without nuclear weapons reminds this writer of Freedom From War (State Department Publication 7277), the 1961 three-stage disarmament proposal President John F.
They came to this country where there are freedoms guaranteed to all - freedom from war, women's suffrage, universal education for all.
Circumstances, freedom from war, starvation or the basic need to devote every hour to survival- is it then correct, for us, even morally, to fail to examine an opportunity?
 
 
 
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