[rerevisionist]

Another potentially interesting exit strategian, with support organizations, is Sam Nunn.

http://fora.tv/2010/07/19/Sam_Nunn_Nuclear_Power_and_Nuclear_Weapons
is a video, about 70 minutes, entitled, possibly after H G Wells, Sam Nunn on Nuclear Power & Nuclear Weapons - The Race Between Co-operation and Catastrophe

(It's for my taste an irritating website - festooned and introduced with ads. As a 'recipient of many prizes' and 'chief executive officer of the Nuclear Threat Initiative' charity and a Senator for twenty-fours years, among other things, including links with Georgia Tech, is he really that short of money? And an irritating lecture style, with much irrelevant material)

This is the 'chapter' structure:--
01. Introduction - 01 min 52 sec
02. Reflections on Chautauqua - 03 min 13 sec
03. Reflections on Giving a Speech - 05 min 18 sec
04. The Dangers of Living in a Nuclear World - 04 min 44 sec
05. Current Progress Towards Nuclear Disarmament - 03 min 35 sec
06. Dealing with Iran and North Korea - 01 min 31 sec
07. The Importance of Ratifying the New START Treaty - 04 min 46 sec
08. The Impact of the New NATO Strategic Concept - 02 min 15 sec
09. Improving Nuclear Security - 03 min 09 sec
10. Key Steps to Future Disarmament - 03 min 09 sec
11. The Effects of a Nuclear Conflict - 03 min 32 sec
12. Hope for the Future - 03 min 37 sec

13. Q & A - 01 min 07 sec
14. Q1: The Problem with Partisanship - 03 min 08 sec
15. Q2: Managing Relationships with Russia and China - 03 min 17 sec
16. Q3: Improving Early Warning Systems - 05 min 41 sec
17. Q4: The Magnitude of Arms Reduction - 02 min 46 sec
18. Q5: The Nuclear Threat from Pakistan - 02 min 28 sec
19. Q6: How China Should Engage with North Korea - 01 min 59 sec
20. Q7: Analyzing Israel's Nuclear Program - 03 min 17 sec
21. Q8: Putting Pressure on Iran - 05 min 36 sec