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6/18/13 Thomas Mountain

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Published: June 19, 2013 | By Scott

Thomas C. Mountain, an independent journalist based in Eritrea, discusses the fake democracies and bogus elections throughout Africa; the UN-approved president of Liberia who won a Nobel Prize while failing to provide running water or electricity in the nation’s capital; the curious correlation between Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s death and the end of piracy [...]

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6/18/13 Sheldon Richman

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Published: June 19, 2013 | By Scott

Sheldon Richman, vice president of the Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses his article “Motives Aside, the NSA Should Not Spy on Us;” why patriotic zealots are more dangerous than self-dealing crooks; the NSA’s justification for its spying programs; and the inter-agency rift between CIA-NSA that the centralizing Department of Homeland Security was supposed to fix.

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6/17/13 Ezekiel Edwards

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Published: June 17, 2013 | By Scott

Ezekiel Edwards, director and former staff attorney at the ACLU, discusses the Supreme Court’s ruling that Maryland police can extract DNA samples from those arrested (not convicted) for “serious crimes;” Justice Scalia’s impressive dissent; the racial disparity of marijuana possession arrests; and the 5th Amendment-shredding SCOTUS decision in Salinas v. Texas.

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6/17/13 Muhammad Sahimi

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Published: June 17, 2013 | By Scott

Muhammad Sahimi, co-founder of Iran News & Middle East Reports, discusses “moderate conservative” Hassan Rouhani’s victory in Iran’s presidential election and the golden opportunity for a US-Iran deal on nuclear enrichment and sanctions.

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6/14/13 Eric Margolis

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Published: June 16, 2013 | By Scott

Eric Margolis, journalist and author of American Raj, discusses the Obama administration’s decision to directly arm Syrian rebels; the “old colonial lusts” of Britain and France; disagreement on whether the Syrian government or the rebels used chemical weapons; and Obama’s rather arbitrary “red line.”

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