Quote by Margaret Thatcher

A world without nuclear weapons would be less stable and more dangerous for all of us.

A world without nuclear weapons would be less stable and mor

Summary

This quote suggests that the absence of nuclear weapons would lead to a less stable and more perilous world for everyone. The presence of these weapons acts as a deterrent against aggression, maintaining a fragile balance of power among nations. Without this deterrence, there is a higher risk of conflicts escalating into all-out wars. It implies that despite the destructive potential of nuclear weapons, their existence helps prevent major global conflicts and maintains a certain level of stability and security.

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By Margaret Thatcher

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