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Find out more about page archiving. About The Virtual Revolution. By using our website you consent to the use of cookies. Menus Shop Book. Posted on the 13th of July Happy Hour. Which bars are Happy Hour bars? What time is Happy Hour? The Dr. Strangelove-esque acronym is MAD, originally intended to be ironic when it was first used by military analyst Donald Brennan, but later adopted as a legitimate policy.


The protest about the Tomahawk missiles in particular and the nuclear build-up in general began with a small group of mothers in Wales, who decided to organize a march to Greenham Common. They walked miles in 10 days. At first, they did not have much of an impact.


The headlines at the time were more concerned with the royal wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer and the birth of a baby panda. Hilariously, when they showed up at the base, they were mistaken for a cleaning crew. They were inexperienced. The first indicator they had some support was when they put out a call for an "Embrace the Base" protest, a "crazy, audacious idea," with enough women to encircle the entire facility. This was long before social media, before cell phones.


But they got the word out and 35, women linked hands and surrounded the base.