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FOCUS | Daniel Ellsberg: US Refuses to Adopt a Nuclear Weapon No First Use Pledge

The leaker of the Pentagon Papers, Daniel Ellsberg. (photo: Reuters)

Paul Jay, The Real News
Excerpt: "It's not just ancient history, the danger of nuclear war. It's a current danger."
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