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I believed, as I set out, that I was almost sure to go to prison for the rest of my life for this. Despite the invasion of Cambodia in , Senator Fulbright still held back from bringing out the documents in hearings, for fear of Executive reprisal. He asked Secretary of Defense Laird to give him the classified study officially, but was summarily denied it.
When the Times was enjoined from publishing it further after three installments—the first such prior restraint in American history and a clear challenge to the First Amendment—I gave copies to the Washington Post and eventually, when the Post and two other papers were also enjoined, to nineteen papers in all. Just before the Supreme Court voided the injunctions as conflicting with the First Amendment, I was indicted on twelve federal felony counts, posing a possible sentence of years in prison.
My friend Anthony Russo, who had found a copying machine for me and helped with the initial copying, was charged on three counts. These criminal charges against a leak to the American public were just as unprecedented as the earlier injunctions. That was another first in American jurisprudence. What had happened was that when President Nixon learned, shortly after my first indictment, that I had also copied the Top Secret NSSM-1 from his own National Security Council and given it to Republican Senator Charles Mathias, Nixon reasonably—though mistakenly—feared that I had other documents from his own Administration, including nuclear threats and plans for escalation which had yet to be carried out.
When these crimes became known, they led—besides the termination of our trial—to the criminal convictions of several White House aides. The same offenses, originating in the Oval Office, also figured importantly in the impeachment proceedings against President Nixon that led to his resignation in Meanwhile, in the spring of , in the political atmosphere accompanying these revelations of White House crimes and cover-up, Congress finally cut off funding for further combat operations in Vietnam: initially, in the House with respect to Cambodia, on May 10, the day before our trial was dismissed; and totally on August 15, Together, these developments were crucial to ending the war in Indochina in Neither effort, it has seemed to me—of investigation or resistance—could safely be put aside to await the completion of the other.
I have written many articles and have given hundreds of lectures on all of the subjects above at colleges and other venues, across the U. What I have to convey on all these occasions reflects not only my eleven years of government research and consulting but also thirty-six years since then of continuous study and reflection. Indeed, they remain so today, even to a reader of the Pentagon Papers, even somewhat to me after thirty more years of pondering them in the light of successive new revelations.
I have no doubt that my proposition has always applied to the nuclear arms policies of the U. For thirty years, alongside the activism described below which remains a large part of my ongoing project, I have also kept up with the latest revelations and analyses on this subject.
These have helped shape my own evolving interpretations. I believe that the effort to reduce the dangers of nuclear war calls for every form of political and grassroots activity that helped shorten the Vietnam War—from letter-writing to Congress and editors to lobbying, political campaigning, lectures, teach-ins and demonstrations—in all of which I have participated.
Likewise, I have sought to encourage and have participated in mass actions of non-violent civil disobedience, which had such a powerful effect on my own decision to release the Pentagon Papers. As a result, I have been arrested in non-violent civil disobedience actions close to seventy times, probably fifty focused on nuclear weapons: e. Other arrests have been for protests against U. This is the rationale for civil disobedience. In I launched, in association with Physicians for Social Responsibility, a project called Manhattan Project II, aiming to achieve a consensus among anti-nuclear, arms control and disarmament groups on a comprehensive program of concrete steps to end the nuclear arms race and proliferation and bring about radical reductions in nuclear arms, ultimately leading to abolition.
The title Manhattan Project II was meant to convey the possibility and desirability of acting to undo the legacy of the original Manhattan Project fifty years earlier——with the same sense of urgency. Along with my ongoing research and activism, I set about writing two books that could convey to others—who want to understand the past and present situation in order to change it—what I have learned so far.
The first is the story of my journey from defense analyst to peace activist, entitled Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers. It came out in I wrote part of this in and will now turn—along with my other activities—to completing it as a Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Fellow. Writing this retrospective summary has made me unusually aware of how much of a piece my professional life has been, with respect to my several ongoing concerns as they extend into the present and future.
This really began fifty-five years ago, with my academic work on decision-making under uncertainty. Even my years in the Marine Corps played their part, re-directing my intellectual interest in decision theory toward questions of national security. That led me to the RAND Corporation and the Defense Department, where I became aware of the dangers of our nuclear posture in concrete, terrifying detail known to very few other civilians, including even high-level officials and dedicated anti-nuclear activists.
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