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Council for a Livable World
| Founded: | 1962 |
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| Company Overview: | Council for a Livable World was founded in 1962 by eminent nuclear physicist Leo Szilard and other scientists who worked in the pioneer days of atomic weapons. |
| Mission: | To rid the world of nuclear weapons, to advocate for sensible national security policies, and to help elect members of Congress whose ideals reflect our mission. Right now, we are also lobbying on behalf of all Americans who would like to end the war in Iraq safely AND responsibly, and promoting rigorous diplomacy over talk of war with Iran. Help us spread the word and make our world more livable by inviting your friends to our page! To share this page with your friends, go to the bottom right corner of the page and click "share." |
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Bye Bye Bush!
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$700 billion for war ok, but $5 billion per year for vets just crraaaazzzzyyyy |
Posted May 9 12:06pm by Council for a Livable World on Iraq Insider
Iraq war funding Supp-date: May 9, 2008 |
Posted May 9 11:57am by Council for a Livable World on Iraq Insider
Blue Dogs' opposition to GI money in supp is inconsistent |
Posted May 8 4:55pm by Council for a Livable World on Iraq Insider
Iraq war funding Supp-date: May 8, 2008 |
Posted May 8 11:52am by Council for a Livable World on Iraq Insider
Has the War Already Started? |
Posted May 7 7:05pm by Council for a Livable World on Iran Nuclear Watch
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May 9
Council for a Livable World posted a new blog entry $700 billion for war ok, but $5 billion per year for vets just crraaaazzzzyyyy.
12:22pmCertain House Blue Dog Democrats, who pride themselves on their commitment to fiscal responsibility, object to an amendment in the Iraq war funding supplemental that would enhance GI Bill education benefits for ...
Council for a Livable World posted a new blog entry Iraq war funding Supp-date: May 9, 2008.
9:17amOpposition from House Blue Dog Democrats forced the Democratic leadership to postpone floor consideration, originally scheduled for yesterday, of the Iraq war funding supplemental. "I am very confident that, next ...
May 8
Council for a Livable World posted a new blog entry Blue Dogs' opposition to GI money in supp is inconsistent.
3:23pm“Blue Dog” Democrats in the House of Representatives this week scuttled an Iraq war supplemental spending package that would finance ongoing military operations into 2009. Certain Blue Dogs, who pride themselves on...
Council for a Livable World posted a new blog entry Iraq war funding Supp-date: May 8, 2008.
10:19amThe three ring circus also known as the Iraq war supplemental was supposed to be on the House floor today, but the Democratic leadership scrapped that plan last night and postponed consideration of the bill until ...
May 7
Council for a Livable World posted a new blog entry Has the War Already Started?.
5:12pmOn May 7, Iran said a blast in a mosque that killed 13 people and wounded more than 200 in Shiraz in April was a bombing and the suspects responsible are believed to have links to the U.S. and Britain.Fars News ...
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The Cost of WAr
The Center for Arms Control and Non Proliferation, a sister organization of the Council for a Livable World, presents the costs of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan in U.S. taxpayers’ dollars, U.S. lives, and the lives of innocent Iraqi civilians. Find out more at www.armscontrolcenter.org
Al Franken for Senate 08!
he Council for a Livable World, the largest campaign fundraiser for arms control candidates, endorses Al Franken for Senate 08. Franken advocates for setting a time table to bring U.S. troops home from Iraq, opposes building a new generation of nuclear weapons, and supports a nuclear test ban treaty. Al Franken is in the progressive tradition of Minnesota democratic leaders. Support Al Franken at www.livableworld.org/contribute.
GOOD Magazine's Nuclear Weapons
This is an awesome (and educational!) video on global nuclear arsenals. Definitely worth a watch.
Patrick Murphy for Congress 2008
Rep. Patrick Murphy is running for re-election in Pennsylvania’s 8th congressional district. Rep. Murphy is the only Iraq veteran serving in Congress and has been an outstanding leader in ending the war in Iraq. Republicans are eager to silence this effective voice for peace, and the close vote on 2006 makes them think they can win in 2008. Find out more at www.livableworld.org.
The Drums of War
Throughout the year, the Bush administration has been building the case for war on Iran—Bush even warned of WWIII if Iran builds a nuclear weapon. Cheney warned of “serious consequences.” Fast forward to December 2007, it’s confirmed that Iran abandoned its nuclear weapons program in 2003. Moreover, Bush knew that the program “may be suspended” before he made his famous WWIII comment. So why did he still beat the drums of war? Stay Informed: www.livableworld.org
