Should all nations sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT)?
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I remember the tension of the Cuban Missile Crisis--my father was a top person at NORAD at the time--and the relief of the SALT treaty. It was an evil day when Rumsfeld began dismantling Kissinger's work. Oh, and that was under Ford, so it's not Bush-bashing (not entirely, anyway)
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Indeed. Signing is one thing... abiding by is quite another.
I remember the tension of the Cuban Missile Crisis--my father was a top person at NORAD at the time--and the relief of the SALT treaty. It was an evil day when Rumsfeld began dismantling Kissinger's work. Oh, and that was under Ford, so it's not Bush-bashing (not entirely, anyway)