Help the olive tree of peace grow by sharing your voice on how to promote nuclear abolition and peace.

Lorraine Laske
60yrs old
United States

This past April 5th in Prague, President Obama stated that: "One nuclear weapon exploded in one city -- be it New York or Moscow, Islamabad or Mumbai, Tokyo or Tel Aviv, Paris or Prague -- could kill hundreds of thousands of people. And no matter where it happens, there is no end to what the consequences might be -- for our global safety, our security, our society, our economy, to our ultimate survival." Haven't we learned anything?

Pilar Hoffman
33yrs old
United States

Only us, regular citizens of the world, will make the changes. Let's begin at home, t work and expand this network of natural social responsibility. We can do it!

James Ling O.h.
57yrs old Male
Malaysia

I'll make this my life mission to spread the words of the anti nuclear weapons campaign in my community, if we dont save our planet who will?

Geeta
27yrs old Female
India

We have only one life to live with so many duties, responsibilities, emotions, problems, solutions, achievements, fights, love etc. Lets live peacefully!!!!!!!!!

Rosalind Hanmer
59yrs old
United Kingdom

We need to ensure the future of the youth of the world by delivering to them a nuclear weapons free world. Nuclear weapons are a manifestation of fundemental darkness that is reflected in an action that removes any notion of humanity or caring for the precious life of every individual who has a right to walk and enjoy this beautiful planet of ours.

Kelly McSorley
41yrs old
Ireland

There is nothing in this world that requires nuclear bombs as a response. We must learn to change to a people who respond with open hearts and dialogue.

RHONDA WARD
46yrs old Female
United States

I feel that I do not need to say anymore than what is on this website. I will let the experts speak and support them through my buddhist practice and compassion for humanity. From when I was 15 years old and in Portsmouth New Hampshire, I remember the clamshell alliance nuclear power protestors and the passion they had for energy plants, nevermind the nuclear weapons part which is worse thank you for letting me add me add my voice to this cause.

Albert Chua
31yrs old Male
Singapore

War is brutual. Nuclear weapons are evil. We must stop these to safeguard peace and happiness of the entire humanity, of our future generations.

Jean Rosenberg
Female
United States

When I think of war and nuclear arms I don't only think of what destruction there is but what great talent and opportunity has been lost for humanity. Each time I see a soldiers name who has died at 19 or 20 -- I wonder would that person have found a way to feed the world or cure a disease but we will never know. Jean

Jacqueline Mills
22yrs old Female
United States

My great aunt survived the atomic bomb in Nagasaki. She taught me about what happened during that time, but never harbored anger toward anyone. All she said was that nuclear weapons are an evil that should be eliminated forever. Our world should be nuclear free. Our world should be one of peace.