Trident Nuclear Weapons: Blair fails his own party

Firstly, I would like to start by showing my respect to those who have resigned as they are unwilling to support a government that wishes to perpetuate global instability, a trajectory of violence and not champion the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Jim Devine, Stephen Pound, Nigel Griffiths and Chris Ruane have all resigned over the government’s intension to spend £14 to £20 Billion on replacing Trident Nuclear Weapons.

Tony Blair was only able to win this vote with the support of the Conservative Party. Blair seems to have reached yet another low and continues to degrade himself and those who once supported him in his party. This also reveals that the supposedly new, more compassionate, Conservative Party is truly a marketing ploy and has no real substance. The truth is that David Cameron supports violence, in-fact he is known to engage in killing animals for pleasure, one so called 'sport' he engages in is 'deer stalking' and it is boasted that he can kill two deer before the first reacts. This is kept quiet by his party as they know the harm it could do to the claim that he is compassionate.

Party politics and this weak shadow we call democracy continues to draw as further and further from true and lasting peace. In an email yesterday Margaret Beckett and Des Browne claimed that we cannot disarm, that we need our deterrent, yet much of the world lives happily without fear with no Nuclear Weapons. Peace is attainable and is a process that many are actively undertaking on a social and personal level, we must keep reminding each other that fear of a fret must not dominate our thoughts or actions.

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