NTI and Families of September 11 have
joined forces to raise awareness about the threats from nuclear, biological and
chemical weapons and materials so citizens can help reduce these
threats. The 9/11 Commission recommended an all-out effort to secure
weapons of mass destruction, but its final report card gave the U.S. government
a "D" for its progress.
We want to turn that ?D? to an ?A " . Read More
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To watch Last Best Chance movie trailer, click here
This film is based on facts.Some events depicted may
have already happened. Some may be happening now. All may happen in the near
future if we don't act now to prevent them.
"A wake-up call for America and the world. We need an
all-out effort to lock up weapons-grade nuclear material scattered throughout
dozens of countries around the world. If we act now, we can protect the American
people and prevent disaster."
— 9/11 Commission Chair and Vice Chair, Thomas
H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett told
his shareholders to watch Last Best Chance, calling it "a fictional but
not fanciful" scenario.
