Negli USA, la CBS sta
facendo una serie preziosa di documentari sui problemi connessi alla contaminazione
perpretrata ai danni dei cittadini. Il programma, che sta avendo un'impennata
negli ascolti, è in diretta e si chiama "60
minutes". Ci piacerebbe che anche i media manager europei si svegliassero.
1. Watch Fail Safe on your local CBS television station, Sunday, April 9. CBS says the show will air at 9:00 p.m. in all time zones, but check your local listings to be sure.
2. Flood the White
House with calls on Monday, April 10, a national call-in action the day
after Fail Safe airs, to demand that President Clinton take leadership
for the abolition of nuclear weapons. For a call-in day flier to
distribute to your organization or to friends, family, and co-workers,
go to
http://www.fourthfreedom.org/hottopic/fail_safe_poster.htm
If you can make more
than one call, call the Bush and Gore campaign headquarters to demand that
they address the abolition of nuclear weapons as a campaign issue. Bush
HQ: (512) 637-2000, Gore HQ: (615) 340-2000.
3. Write to President Clinton -- letters are still better than phone calls. For samples, go to http://www.disarmament.org/presltr.htm
4. Write a letter
to the editor of your local newspaper. Samples were sent out last
week via email. If you didn't receive one, contact me at
<kmartin@fourthfreedom.org>.
As the great abolitionist Frederick Douglass said, "Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did, and it never will." Let's not miss this opportunity, when millions of Americans will be re-awakened to the danger of nuclear weapons, to raise our demand to wipe this scourge off the face of the earth.
In Peace,
Kevin Martin
Director, Project Abolition