Richard Guthrie

Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (formerly)

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Former project leader of the Chemical and Biological Warfare Project of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute

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As President Obama prepares to address the nation tonight, it appears he'll be arguing for both war and diplomacy at the same time.

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As President Obama prepares to address the nation tonight, it appears he'll be arguing for both war and diplomacy at the same time.

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