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New Weapons

Writes David: "Saw my nephew today, just in from R&R from Iraq for two weeks. Expect US casulties to climb rapidly. In the last two weeks brand-new Russian state-of-the-art RPGs have arrived that can penetrate our best tank's armour (including reactive armour), much...

The Iraq Mandate

"For the first time in American history, Americans have gone to the polls in wartime and rejected that war. Not only that, but they

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11/15/17 Grant Smith on Americans’ waning patience for military spending

Grant Smith, director of the Institute for Research Middle Eastern Policy returns to the show to discuss his latest article for Antiwar.com “Poll: Americans Would Cut Middle East War Spending.” Smith promotes the IRMEP’s upcoming 2018 conference and explains why he believes the organized Israel lobbying groups are, contrary to their claims, unrepresentative of American Jewish communities. Scott and Smith then discuss whether Israel needs the United States’ continual aid and why noninterventionism is the best policy. Smith then explains why the Saudis don’t need a considerable lobby like AIPAC to ensure their goals are met. Finally Smith addresses the free speech threats of the latest domestic pro-Israel policies.

Grant F. Smith is the author of a number of books including “Big Israel: How Israel’s Lobby Moves America” and “Divert!”. He is director of the Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy in Washington, D.C.

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