Justified or Unjustified: America Builds the First Nuclear Weapon

On August 2, 1938, during the outbreak of World War II, a German-born physicist Einstein wrote a letter to the 32nd President of the United States President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The letter suggested that the United States will create an atomic bomb before Nazi Germany. However, it took more than two months for the letter to arrive at Roosevelt. On October 19, 1938, Roosevelt agreed and answered: "I found such important data, I called the committee ... thoroughly suggest uranium elements I will investigate your possibilities "(" Responds to President Roosevelt vs. Dr. ")

Since the beginning of the era of nuclear weapons, the US land law was the first time the president unilaterally approved the use of nuclear weapons. People currently playing this role can hardly understand and respect the nuclear deterrent strategy and end life on the earth simply by pressing a button. In response to the increase in the national security threat by the current highest commander, the bipartisan bill pending before the House of Representatives and the Senate is the worst by requesting Congress to officially declare war and strikes It can be used to prevent situations. Nuclear weapons S.200 or HR 669 - restriction law on the first use of nuclear weapons - forcing the intense debate about the possibility of termination of this civilization, our nuclear weapons will be used only for deterrence, not offensive To guarantee

We have to keep saying no to the idea of ​​nuclear war. The minimal nuclear deterrent may only be to stop using nuclear weapons. The United States must first promise not to use nuclear weapons, expressly refuse to use nuclear weapons to prevent threats other than nuclear weapons, and strengthen vulnerability to the use of these weapons. In fact, we dislike the use of nuclear weapons. Nuclear deterrence may not be just a step toward gradual disarmament. According to the Holy See, the end of the Cold War will "challenge the international society's approach to nuclear security, this security is in the abolition of nuclear weapons and strengthening of international law." 30 First step to achieve this goal Is a prompt ratification and implementation of the START I Convention Second Stage START Treaty