Pleased to see a report about the book launch I did at the UN from the UN's Office of Disarmament Affairs.

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Eliminating nuclear weapons is hippie-dippie/idealist stuff. No one takes it seriously. But listen to what this four-star Air Force general - who once commanded STRATCO - has to say:

“The most intelligent, comprehensive, and compelling argument ever advanced against nuclear weapons.” Lee Butler

If you're in New York next Wednesday and you have UN credentials, you should come to the book launch of my new book. I will give what is, I think, the best presentation I've ever written on this subject. And tell your friends.

Beatrice Fihn, the former Executive Director of ICAN (2014 - 2023) and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate said It Is Possible

“Provides the inspiration people need to eliminate these weapons”

You can buy the hardcover starting next Wednesday.

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“Arguably the most important contribution to the debate over the efficacy/fallacy of nuclear deterrence ever written.”
Martin Sherwin — Pulitzer Prize winning historian of nuclear weapons (1937 - 2021).

I only met the Mayor of Nagasaki once, but when I asked him to write something about my new book, he said this: "Ward Hayes Wilson’s book assures us that our vision of a 'world without nuclear weapons' is not only possible but the only rational way . . . 1/2

When Air Force generals tell you that nuclear weapons may not be the best thing. You should listen.

My friend Bernard Norlain used to command all of France's Air Force (minus the nuclear part). He had something to say about my new book: It Is Possible: A Future Without Nuclear Weapons.