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Antiwar Radio: Chalmers Johnson
Chalmers Johnson, author of Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic discusses America's dissent down the path of militarism, secrecy, empire, authoritarianism and destruction, the role of the military industrial complex and the mass media and hope for a mass...
Antiwar Radio: Gareth Porter
Historian and journalist Gareth Porter explains why the "permanent government" — the State Department, the CIA and the military — have decided that there is not going to be a bombing of Iran. The latest is that the new head of Centcom, Admiral Fallon, has refused to...
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08/17/18 Reese Erlich on the Taliban and Afghanistan
Reese Erlich is interviewed on the latest Taliban offensive in Afghanistan in Ghanzi city. The city was taken and the Taliban then withdrew, after killing many policeman and accepting the surrender of many Afghan forces. Also discussed is the history of the conflict, and whether or not the US will finally withdraw.
Reese Erlich is a freelance journalist who has reported from the Middle East for decades. His nationally distributed column, Foreign Correspondent, appears every two weeks. His book The Iran Agenda Today: the Real Story of U.S. Policy and the Middle East Crisis (Routledge Books) will be published this Fall. Follow him on Twitter at @ReeseErlich, or on Facebook, or at his website.
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