A group by this name poured blood on documents at a General Motors weapon plant in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
A group by this name poured blood on documents at a General Motors weapon plant in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. That group was founded by one of the Catonsville Nine, Daniel Berrigan, and is a Catholic anti-war "Movement." An operation by this name included an attempt to free natural gas in New Mexico, the Gasbuggy test, and an unrealized plan to create an artificial harbor in Alaska, Project Chariot. In addition to naming an operation that sought to use nuclear bombs for construction projects, these objects are referenced in Dwight Eisenhower's farewell address, which claimed that "American makers of" these objects could once transform them "with time and as required." For 10 points, name these farm tools often used as a metaphor for peaceful use of weapons thanks to a Biblical pairing with "swords."
A group by this name poured blood on documents at a General Motors weapon plant in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
Plowshares [prompt on plows]