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CD file: Fidel´s message against a nuclear war
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The use of nuclear weapons in a new war will imply the end of humankind. So was foreseen by the scientist Albert Einstein, who was capable of measuring its destructive capacity of generating millions of heat degrees which volatize everything in a wide range of action. The great investigator was a promoter of the development of this weapon before the Nazi genocide regime owned it.

Any government of the world is obliged to respect the right to the life of any nation and the compound of all of the countries of the planet.

Today exists an imminent risk of war with the use of this kind of weapons and I do not have the slightest doubt that an attack of the U.S against the Islamic Republic of Iran, would turn unavoidably in a nuclear global conflict.

¨The countries of the world are in the duty to exert to the political leaders their right to live. When the life of their species, of their country and their beloved beings run similar risk, nobody can afford being indifferent, nor can lose a single minute to exert the respect to that right. Tomorrow could be too late.¨

Albert Einstein himself quoted:¨I do not know what weapons will be used in the Third World War, but in the Fourth one people will use sticks and stones.¨ We know what he meant and he was absolutely right, only that the ones manipulating sticks and stones would no longer exist.

There would be collateral damages, as always affirm the political leaders and U.S militaries to justify the death of innocent people.

In a nuclear war the collateral damage would be the life of humankind

Let us have the courage of proclaiming that all of the nuclear or conventional weapons, everything useful to make the war should disappear!

Fidel Castro Ruz

October 15th 2010

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