Weapons in Space
By Karl Grossman
Foreword by Michio Kaku
By Karl Grossman
Foreword by Michio Kaku
By Karl Grossman
Foreword by Michio Kaku
By Karl Grossman
Foreword by Michio Kaku
Part of Open Media Series
Part of Open Media Series
Category: 20th Century U.S. History | Military History | Science & Technology
Category: 20th Century U.S. History | Military History | Science & Technology
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$6.95
Jun 05, 2001 | ISBN 9781583220443
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Jan 04, 2011 | ISBN 9781609803209
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Praise
“Karl Grossman has been the leading journalist unraveling the complexities and wickedness of the new Star Wars scenarios, which would threaten all life on Earth with a new nuclear arms race, lateral proliferation of nuclear weapons, and inevitable nuclear winter. I strongly suggest therefore that this book be read by all people who have some investment in the continuation of life on this planet.” –Helen Caldicott, president emeritus, Physicians for Social Responsibility
“Darth Vaders Death Star was a work of fiction, but as Karl Grossman reveals, there is a real Federation (an alliance of military-industrial forces) that is quietly plotting the takeover of space. These dark forces are planning to seize and control space—the ultimate strategic high ground. The laser guns, particle beam accelerators, and plutonium-powered orbiting reactors of the original Star Wars system are still on the drawing boards (and some already are on the launch pads). Over the past decade, no one has done more to expose and challenge this one-sided race to arm the heavens than Professor Grossman. When the ultimate history is written of the battle to keep weapons out of space, Karl Grossman deserves to be saluted as the Luke Skywalker of investigative journalism.” –Gar Smith, editor, Earth Island Journal
“The consequences of the proposed National Missile Defense, designed to enhance the United States first strike capability, are alarming enough: nuclear conflict, more likely, a new nuclear arms race, the destruction of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. Yet it is just the precursor to the even more frightening scenario that Karl Grossman sets before us: an all-powerful United States using space to dominate a unipolar world to further its own interests. Real security is mutual and will be based on trust and equality in a multipolar world. None of us will be free until we are all free.” –Dave Knight, chair, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, United Kingdom
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