Ward Wilson

It Is Possible: A Future Without Nuclear Weapons by Ward Hayes Wilson press.avenues.org/it-is-possible/

Big, big news. 91% of Americans want a new treaty with Russia that either freezes nuclear weapons where they are or reduces their numbers. The numbers are stunning. If you think Americans "don't care" about nuclear weapons. Think again. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Some thoughts on the claim that "nuclear weapons will always exist." Of Course Nuclear Weapons Can be Eliminated - Part 1 open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Bushido -- The last is a six part series of essays that prove that Japan surrendered because the Soviet Union came into the war. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

I was recently invited on Michael J. Ard’s (former CIA) excellent podcast, Inside Intelligence, to talk about why nuclear weapons haven’t been used in 80 years and whether they might be used sometime in the near future. youtube.com/watch?v=uknODl…

The meaning of the 80th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima today should not be that we need to be more afraid, more appalled. What we need instead is realism, determination, empowered, and pragmatic. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

In a response to Noah Smith @noahpinion, I argue that Japan, South Korea, and Poland should not buy nukes. wardhayeswilson.substack.com/p/no-dont-buy-…

@StimsonCenter event, @WardHayesWilson rebuked the nuclear narrative: 1. Japan surrendered due to Soviet entry, NOT Hiroshima 2 Nukes are militarily USELESS—kill both sides, spread radiation 3. Deterrence requires impossible human perfection. #Factsoverfiction #nuclearmyths

How do we know Japan's leaders surrendered because the Soviet Union unexpectedly declared war and came in on the side of the US? Because That's What They Said They'd Do open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

In a time of geopolitical fractures, the use of #nuclearweapons has become an escalating risk. @WardHayesWilson dares to reimagine a future without nuclear weapons. Join us on June 12 for a conversation with the leading voice for nuclear disarmament. stimson.org/event/a-future…

Warning Signs. Some disturbing news from Russia and Pakistan. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Our upcoming issue features a captivating interview with @WardHayesWilson where he spells out a compelling critique of our faith-like obsession with nuclear weapons. Don't miss out! #magazine #peace #nucleardeterrence #nuclearweapons #disarmament

The Proof Remarkable new pragmatic/realist approach to eliminating nuclear weapons persuades audiences. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Nuclear Mystery, Part IV: Dien Bien Phu Why on earth would the French turn down three nuclear weapons that might have saved their troops in Vietnam? More on the mysterious non-use of nuclear weapons for more than three quarters of a century. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Kim Jong Un Supports My Argument open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Nuclear Mystery, part III is here. This time we look at the ways in which the power of nuclear weapons is consistently exaggerated. Almost as if we want to feel helpless before them. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Nuclear War is Local. Some thoughts inspired by President Trump suggesting we abolish FEMA. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Nuclear Mystery: part II Just how militarily useful are nuclear weapons? What we can learn from the Korean War. open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Nuclear Mystery, part I Donald Trump asked, "if we have them, why can't we use them?" It's a good question. Why haven't nuclear weapons been used? And what does that say about us? or about the weapons? open.substack.com/pub/wardhayesw…

Glad to share the publication of the review of the book "It Is Possible: A Future Without Nuclear Weapons" written by @WardHayesWilson digitalcommons.usf.edu/jss/vol17/iss4…