Ellsberg continued to advocate for nuclear disarmament from "summary" of The Doomsday Machine by Daniel Ellsberg
Despite facing government opposition and personal threats, my convictions about the need for nuclear disarmament have only strengthened over the years. The dangers posed by these weapons of mass destruction are simply too great to ignore. The potential for accidental or intentional nuclear war remains a constant threat to humanity, and I believe it is our moral imperative to work towards eliminating these weapons entirely. Throughout my career, I have continued to speak out against the proliferation of nuclear arms and the inherent risks they pose to society. From my time working within the government to my efforts as a whistleblower, I have consistently advocated for transparency and accountability in nuclear policy. By shedding light on the inner workings of the nuclear establishment, I hope to inspire others to join me in the fight for a safer world. In the face of overwhelming opposition and skepticism, I have remained steadfast in my belief that nuclear disarmament is not only necessary but achievable. It is my hope that by raising awareness about the terrifying realities of nuclear war, we can mobilize people to demand change from their governments. The future of our planet depends on our ability to come together and take decisive action to rid the world of these apocalyptic weapons. As I look towards the future, I am more determined than ever to continue my advocacy work for nuclear disarmament. The stakes are too high for us to remain complacent in the face of such a grave threat. By standing up for what is right and pushing for meaningful change, we can make a difference in ensuring a safer and more secure world for generations to come.
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