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- Basketball analogy. Disarmament and Peace-through-strength NATO players are having an argument about Peace goals. 1
- Hansel and Gretel analogy. Soviet leader, Leonid Brezhnev, floats a nuclear freeze scheme which is like inviting gullible children into a candy house where they can be eaten. Thankfully America didn't fall for it. 1
- Kennedy, Reagan and citizen in US Nuclear arms reduction patent office. Kennedy has freeze plan. Citizen has Salt II coffin and confident Reagan has a start gadget. 1
- Liberal House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, is giving the Soviets an idea what's in President Ronald Reagan's poker hand in critical Geneva Arms Talks. The nuclear freeze action in the house weakens president's hand. 1
- NATO holds dueling pistol, labeled nuclear. Uncle Sam says, Great news! I talked him out of pistols at thirty paces. USSR holds big ax. conventional small ax awaits NATO. 1
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- Panel 1-3. President Obama has dreams about keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people and nuclear bombs will no longer be in the world. Both dreams stir people to by more guns and nations to push the nuke programs faster. 1
- Panel 1. President Obama bows to Saudi King. Panel 2. Bows to Japan's Emperor. Panel 3. Iran's President Ahmadinejad bows to President Obama... Panel 4. ...and pulls the rug out from under him by backing off the U.N. nuclear deal. 1
- Panel 1. President Obama wants to rush Congress not ratifying his new START nuclear arms treaty with the Russians. Panel 2. He doesn't see any rush to deal with Iran's and North Korea's quest to gain and spread nuclear weapons. 1
- Peacniks in congress see the Soviets dismantling their nukes and figure President Bush should dismantle our military. They fail to see the Soviets are casting off their nukes for others, like Iranians, Iraqis, etc., to gather up. 1
- Riff-raff (Nuclear Arms Community nations) want to join the Nuclear Arms club. There goes the neighborhood. [Nuclear Weapon States 1
- Sometime, in the future....There is good news and bad news at the White House. Bad news 1
- Soviet leader Brezhnev "...and being a peace loving people, we call for a freeze on nuclear missiles." Suggestion "Maybe they're just switching priorities to their chemical warfare production." 1
- Soviet leader Brezhnev can't understand why Reagan doesn't like his freeze proposal. He's putting the 1925 Geneva agreement about banning chemical weapons in the bottom of the crow's cage. 1
- The Fort Nuclear Freeze people are willing to sacrifice Lady Freedom to the communist (King Kong) gorilla. 1
- The chances of catching a deep sea fish (No Nukes) or taking a deep sea dive (Middle East peace) is about like fishing in a bucket placed in the desert. 1
- UN General Secretary Kofi Annan along with President Chirac of France give U.S. President George W. Bush (well, his boot) a warning if he doesn't get approval to go to war with Saddam Hussein. Bush doesn't seem afraid, even if the UN sends Hans Blix. 1
- Uncle Sam presents the Nuclear Arms Reductions trophy to the Containment policies of the hawks. The Peace treaties Dove bird, holding pens instead of arrows gets none. 1
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