NEWS FROM THE MANNIN BRANCH CELTIC LEAGUEA seventy-seven year old Glasgow pensioner, Brian Quail, proved you are never too old to make your mark when yesterday he stopped several 100 kiloton nuclear warheads in their tracks.Convoys of nuclear warheads are a familiar site in Scotland where they transit to and from the weapons repository at AWE, Berkshire, England to the Submarine Armaments Depot (RNAD) at Coulport, Argyll in Scotland.Brian waited at a convenient pedestrian crossing and as the convoy approached pressed to button to turn the lights red. As the convoy dutifully stopped Brian laid himself across the road and stayed put until police arrested him.He has since been charged with a breach of the peace which given the nature of his protest and the things he was protesting against seems a tad ironic to say the least.Anyway here?s a picture of Brian being arrested with the (temporality) disabled nuclear weapons transport in the background (source THE NATIONAL).BERNARD MOFFATTIssued by: The Mannin Branch Celtic League12/03/16THE CELTIC LEAGUEThe Celtic League established in 1961 has branches in the six Celtic Countries including our own Mannin branch. It promotes cooperation between the countries and campaigns on a range of political, cultural and environmental matters. It highlights human rights abuse, military activity and socio-economic issuesThe link for the main web pages is below: (voir le site) this!