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4- Sunday, April 21, 1985 - North Shore News

We need to march for peace

time ago in a galaxy far, far away,’’ this par-

Gi Wars. Rather than happening ‘‘a long

ticular apocalypse appears to be here, now.

Whether we like it or not,
Canadians are being dragged
into the quagmire as surely as
West Europeans who find
Cruise and Pershing 1
missiles deployed on their soil
or East Europeans who must
live with Soviet SS-20s in
their front yards.

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"peace this ‘year ~iny Canada
* than

lly ever. has been:

a change,” we have a

with the message, to wit,
Brian Mulroney.

Sitting in the PMO, sur-
rounded by hordes of ad-
visers and bodyguards, lock-
ed into a pro-American
policy based on polls that
reflect our envy for the
Yankee economic miracle,
with the high note from
When Irish Eyes are Smiling
still. echoing in -his ears,
Mulroney is poorly position-
ed to say ‘“‘no’* to Canadian
involvement in Star Wars —
yet if there is anything he
should be saying ‘‘no”’ to the
One Ronnie about, it.is this
utterly sell-out to the U.S.
military-industrial complex.

I don’t find it amusing that
Canadians are being bribed
with the offer of jabs to join

Star Wars. Hey, kid, sign up
here and we'll guarantee you

a job in a laser munitions fac-

‘tory branch plant. Happy

days are here again!
“While Mr. - Reagan has

“been making public relations

mileage by saying the very

things.we all want to hear —.
such as “‘would it not be.far -
‘more humanitarian to say ~
that. now we can’. defend. -
-against a nuclear war by
. destroying missiles instead of

slaughtering millions of peo-

‘ple???’ — but the whole idea

“ of -a-$560° billion defensive
system-. that -will somehow =|
eliminate the. arms: race is
- , completely out-to lunch:

- For: one thing, it IS the

:arms race. So far, the Soviets

have. matched every

- American defensive or. offen-
sive, move, tank. for: tank,

radar screen for radar screen,

“missile for . missile, satellite
for satellite, until they caught .

up and pulled ahead.
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perts claim, that the Russians
already have some 10,000
scientists at work on. laser
weapons technology. But cer-
tainly they’re not going to
stop because the Americans
are pressing full steam ahead.

If Soviet interest in a laser
shield of their own means
anything, it means treaties to
avoid the spread of the arms
face into space are more

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